Nooo D:Corylea said:
Ah, sorry that some of us don’t want to spend over one hundred dollar for an OS that spies on you (Windows Genuine Advantage), can’t run many old games and then even spend additional money for more RAM. If Windows hadn’t monopolized gaming on the PC then I wouldn’t be using any of its DRM-infested crap in the first place.Corylea said:
I know the rest of the game will be solid. These are my only concerns.o the game right.This includes postponing if it still needs work, not having the released copy essentially be a large scale beta we the consumer have to pay for, immerse us in this world, give us deep characters who we care about, basically make this experience like reading a good book.The first Witcher is in my top 3 favorite RPGs that were only beaten by FF2 and Planescape: Torment, and I WANT to have this at least join in my top 5. Your company is growing a good reputation with this series. Please don't pull a bioware and shit on a plate expecting us to call it Kobe beef and Caviar.Sorry if it seems jaded but with the all the crap being made it is hard to keep positive.CDPR wasn't just bought by EA. That should make a BIG difference.Scromaster said:
1 - Already confirmed3 - Look at screenshots and videos and you'll see that your wish has been granted5 and 6 - If I recall correctly, the Steam version will have achievements/cloud saving.temps said:
WGA is present on Windows XP and I don't see why you'd have a problem with it, unless...Oh and you don't wan't to buy more ram/have a more modern system? Don't expect to play The Witcher 2 decently then.temps said:
GTAIV and its expansion Episodes from Liberty City. Not only do you need a lot of RAM to play GTAIV and its generation of GTA games, but you ALSO need a significant amount of video card memory or w/e. My specs (and I still can't max it):AMD Phenom II X6 @ 2.8 GHzATi 5770 1GB1TB HD6GB DDR3W7 64bitAlso, keep in mind GTAIV is a 2007 era game. We're talking about a game and an engine that is 4 years old. While it may be considered a demanding title, it is also showing some age already. I sincerely doubt you could run it reasonably well with 2GB RAM. I have another PC with 4GB DDR2 1066 ram, an NVIDIA 9600 GT 512mb, and an AMD Phenom X4 BE 9850 @ 2.5 ghz, and that system has even more issues with running GTAIV and required turning settings down considerably to get it to run properly.That being said, I doubt you could run it nicely on only 2gb RAM. And again, its a 4 year old game I'm talking about.Demut said:
If you have a decent cooling solution try overclocking your CPU because GTA IV uses it heavily.temps said:
I suppose we have very different definitions of "modern", would you mind posting the rest of your specs?And I'm pretty sure TW2 will use a lot of RAM and VRAM because of all the delicious high-res textures.temps said:
Why all the EA hate? EA seems to have made some pretty high quality games lately IMO (or at least of the ones I've played... that is to say, Bioware games.) The entire Mass Effect series (so far anyways) is superb. Dragon Age: Origins was decently good, albeit maybe a bit long and drawn out. Tbh if anything, I am less happy with Atari. CDProjekt is great... I liked TW1. However Atari really messed up on NWN2. There was a very obvious and enormous drop in the quality of NWN2 as soon as it was being produced by Atari/Obsidian rather than Atari/Bioware as the original had been.Then, Bioware goes to work for EA and continues making awesome stuff like the Mass Effect series and Dragon Age: Origins. I've seen nothing but great things come from Bioware so far, and that hasn't changed since they've been working with EA as near as I can tell. Plus, EA seems to have listened to gamers upset over the inclusion of SecuROM in a lot of their games on Steam and had it removed (provided the developers give consent for that.. and some such as Crytek didn't, but many did, which seems nice). Mass Effect, Red Alert 3, and Spore are all great examples.Corylea said:
Not saying I love EA or anything, just saying Bioware makes high quality stuff. Regardless of EA, I'm enthusiastically supportive of Bioware. Especially when it comes to Mass Effect. I had to stand up for Bioware since for some unknown reason, some seem to want to trash talk them all of a sudden.slimgrin said:
