Make The Witcher 2 modding great again.
Hi everyone.
You don't know me and I don't know you. But I know the content of a lot this forum members. And I know your passion for this game serie (or at least I can imagine that this passion is as huge as mine). If we post here it's because The Witcher has a special place in our hearts. As a lot of you I was full of joy when the Redkit for The Witcher 2 was released. And like a lot of you I was surprised ans sad when I saw that this tool gave birth to so few mods (barely 349 on nexus).
I can't explain why. Some people say it's because The Witcher 2 is not attractive to mod unlike a Skyrim or Fallout. Personally I disagree. I just think Redkit was release too soon (which is kind of paradoxe considering how late it came out and the absence of Redkit for W3). It came out before enough such talented modders as we can see now on the third game took in interest in the serie. Or maybe this is wrong. Maybe it is something else entirely that made the Redkit to not find its public. However the reason why is not important. What matter is what we realise what a waste of opportunities this was.
I explain myself the absence of Redkit for W3 (not saying I am right) by this failure. So I remember myself from time to time when I tried to learn how to use this wonderful tool. Sadly I lacked time. And I had obviously no talent for it. I wonder... If I managed to use the tool and more people also did... would things have been different for The Witcher 3? Maybe. Maybe not. But one thing is for sure. The Witcher 2 would have been a great game for mods.
Lykaon unfortunatly never came out. But Rustine and three others modders are bringing something special: Farewell of the White Wolf. This is an initiative like I wasn't hoping for anymore. I wish there was more. I know it might sounds selfish from someone who can't mod (for now). But I think that before asking for a Redkit 2 we should squeeze everything we can from the first. Because we clearly haven't. Rustine and friends are making something that I hope will prove it.
So I implore modders to make The Witcher 2 modding great again (Eventhough it would be more accurate to say make The Witcher 2 modding great period). To make more of this kind of association for The Witcher 2. At best it could bring a second Redkit in the long run. At worse it could bring back interest of people in The Witcher 2. One annoucement by Rustine and I have the feeling that the game is already more alive so to speak.
Thank for reading my sentimental pile words. And if anyone is interested why not share ideas and discuss organisation here?
Hi everyone.
You don't know me and I don't know you. But I know the content of a lot this forum members. And I know your passion for this game serie (or at least I can imagine that this passion is as huge as mine). If we post here it's because The Witcher has a special place in our hearts. As a lot of you I was full of joy when the Redkit for The Witcher 2 was released. And like a lot of you I was surprised ans sad when I saw that this tool gave birth to so few mods (barely 349 on nexus).
I can't explain why. Some people say it's because The Witcher 2 is not attractive to mod unlike a Skyrim or Fallout. Personally I disagree. I just think Redkit was release too soon (which is kind of paradoxe considering how late it came out and the absence of Redkit for W3). It came out before enough such talented modders as we can see now on the third game took in interest in the serie. Or maybe this is wrong. Maybe it is something else entirely that made the Redkit to not find its public. However the reason why is not important. What matter is what we realise what a waste of opportunities this was.
I explain myself the absence of Redkit for W3 (not saying I am right) by this failure. So I remember myself from time to time when I tried to learn how to use this wonderful tool. Sadly I lacked time. And I had obviously no talent for it. I wonder... If I managed to use the tool and more people also did... would things have been different for The Witcher 3? Maybe. Maybe not. But one thing is for sure. The Witcher 2 would have been a great game for mods.
Lykaon unfortunatly never came out. But Rustine and three others modders are bringing something special: Farewell of the White Wolf. This is an initiative like I wasn't hoping for anymore. I wish there was more. I know it might sounds selfish from someone who can't mod (for now). But I think that before asking for a Redkit 2 we should squeeze everything we can from the first. Because we clearly haven't. Rustine and friends are making something that I hope will prove it.
So I implore modders to make The Witcher 2 modding great again (Eventhough it would be more accurate to say make The Witcher 2 modding great period). To make more of this kind of association for The Witcher 2. At best it could bring a second Redkit in the long run. At worse it could bring back interest of people in The Witcher 2. One annoucement by Rustine and I have the feeling that the game is already more alive so to speak.
Thank for reading my sentimental pile words. And if anyone is interested why not share ideas and discuss organisation here?