Thanks! Remembered saoe saying about it but started wondering after he didn't post any source. Didn't see Marcin post.
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i used to have patience once, but then I took a witcher 3 to the knee...
They say:
As a cat, patience is not an attitude but a cattitude that I have hdden under my fur
See to Regis in-game or the old crew of Geralt will blow my mind, can't wait
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Whoever wrote that was not waiting for Witcher 3.They say:
As a cat, patience is not an attitude but a cattitude that I have hdden under my fur
I'm so edgy right now, that I feel like a volcano that can erupt any minute.
Since this took place in "the Alchemist bar" can we expect some Alchemy being shown soon?
So Konrad Tomaszkiewicz woke up one day with just another brilliant idea: Potions will be infinite/refilling by meditating and herbs are to be used for upgrading potions so we won't be afraid use the potions, won't be waiting for a hard enemy and won't end up with an inventory full of unused potions at the end of the game. Also it's said that we can activate the effects of the potions we drank later in combat but I don't know about how it works.
To be honest the only times that I used potions were the potions that gave you skill points in Witcher 1, and the osmurk potion to fight the Keyran in Witcher 2. I beat the game on Dark mode, but I really did not need potions. I'd use it more if it was an instance like the Keyran were it made a noticeable difference. I'm also interested in seeing how alchemy is done in Witcher 3, and how integral it is to eliminating larger monsters..
In one interview they also said that potions don't regenerate. So we'll just have to see what the system is really like.
Where they say they don't regen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiVyGX-3sd8&
TW1 potion system FTW is say once more here... used CAT and SWALLOW there regular, also blizzard once in a while.
TW2 i did not use the potions at all... except for the kayran elexir and some seldom use of swallow.
So i really hope they did not "upgrade" the alchemy once more... lets hope we get some infos about that.
Alchemy system is one of my unanswered questions here ... besides the scaling of TW3 on better CPUs and
the savegame mechanics they are used... and what resolutions are supported... and so on.
Really curious for some new tech infos ... but i assume we just ll hear all the stuff again we already knew....
blah blah world size... blah blah graphics blah blah.... and so on
Well that complicates things. I'm not a fan of alchemy in most games and I thought I might actually get some use out of it this time around but now, yeah we'll wait and see.
Yeah it's less a need.-based thing and rather a kind of immersion-thing, a ritual if you will. It's just an amazing feeling for me to prepare for my fights you know, to learn about the monster and it's weaknesses, apply the necessary oils, take the necessary potions.
I loved the alchemy system in witcher 2, it's just that you were sometimes surprised by an enemy and you died because you didn't have swallow lol. I like the idea of activating the potion in your metabolism when needed. So when you head out of a village or town, you just down the swallow, then you suppress it. When a wild charizard springs out and surprises you, you just activate the swallow!
Please stick to the topic, discussion about alchemy can be found here: http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/28983-The-Witcher-3-Alchemy-System
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Since playing @witchergame for a few hrs I cannot stop thinking of it. I keep staring at my console and trying to will it into the drive.
Keeping the hype alive!
Eve Beauregard @Eve_Beauregard
Since playing @witchergame for a few hrs I cannot stop thinking of it. I keep staring at my console and trying to will it into the drive.
Keeping the hype alive!
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