I guess some people are used to Ubi, EA and others..."You want Geralt to change his haircut? Sure, for only 1.99$!"Guys, why do you hate free stuff so much? I mean.
We are less than three months away, pickles.
LESS THAN THREE MONTHS AWAY. That's less than 90 days.
Let that sink in....
LESS THAN THREE MONTHS AWAY. That's less than 90 days.
Let that sink in....
So there i was, in TW forums, arguing the bad policy of CA (and others) concerning it's pre-release dlc (and the little content there is in their dlc's altogether) in Total War Rome 2 and now in TW Attila, when i referred the CD project RED and the Witcher as an example of "money isn't everything" concerning the dlc, and remember the Witcher developers opinion that all dlc should be free (concerning the 16 dlc at the witcher 3 release).
Well, i'am sorry but i couldn't disagree with them more. Content that adds little yes it should be free, but for more 5 to 6 hours or more of new content i'am willing to pay yes, €10, €15 even €30 for a proper old fashioned expansion. In the witcher case, i mean quests, adventures, plots, missions, locations, whatever, and that should payed because it's extra work for the developers and that should always be financially supported by the users, but not only. It avoids companies of selling themselves out to the industry tycoons that basically destroy games or games franchises,
That been said, i ask to CD project RED to continue to build dlc/expansions (skyrim style
I really try to understand people with your mindset .... I still can't ....
I already do that and i do feel go for it, thanks!Thanks for your opinion, but as we've announced, the 16 DLCs for The Witcher: Wild Hunt will be free.
If it makes you feel better, donate some money to charity that you feel equals the money you would have spent buying the DLC.
But that's not the point! It's about supporting the companies, independent most of all, in their work and encourage them to continue. Sure the dlc for the witcher 2 was small stuff and is good to see the company considering that the small content shouldn't be charged, but what i am trying to say is that more xl or xxl dlc would be welcome and don't be afraid to charge for it if it's good and worthy, because if it is, we won't be afraid to buy it as well.
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Because i like the games this company produces! That's all. And to survive, companies, like this one, need financial support. Otherwise, like you said, it's Ubi, EA and others! And we know what that means don't we?! We go from 8 to 80. And you will pay 1.99 for the haircut.I guess some people are used to Ubi, EA and others..."You want Geralt to change his haircut? Sure, for only 1.99$!"
In fact, just check the example of Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines and Activision and all the glorious power of industrial tycoons wrecking great ideas...
If you think it is great, then buy a copy to gift to a friend (or random stranger if you either have no friends, or they already have it/don't like it).
I'm not a fan of paid content that divides communities or makes multiplayer unbalanced. Poor examples of the former include RoF with the channel map (everyone without it disconnects if it is the next scenario on server refresh), and the number of pay-to-win titles (especially in "free to play") is astonishing.
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I'm not a fan of paid content that divides communities or makes multiplayer unbalanced. Poor examples of the former include RoF with the channel map (everyone without it disconnects if it is the next scenario on server refresh), and the number of pay-to-win titles (especially in "free to play") is astonishing.
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Who is that? Where from? I have a nagging feeling I should recognise it, but am drawing a blank.Guys, why do you hate free stuff so much? I mean.
That's Christopher Lloyd (Doc Brown from Back to the Future). Although I don't remember the role portrayed in the gif.
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Back to the future crazy doc, but younger. He is in that madhouse movie with Jack Nicholson, cant remember the name..
Thanks for your opinion, but as we've announced, the 16 DLCs for The Witcher: Wild Hunt will be free.
If it makes you feel better, donate some money to charity that you feel equals the money you would have spent buying the DLC.
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Ah, this "Singing DLC" talk remind me of this.
It smelled of an Autumn flame
With a cold wind, flied away the words' sense
It has to be like that, they can't change anything now,
Those diamonds at the ends of your lashes
(Geralt: Keep playing.)
Where you live, it's already white of the snow
Sparkle with ice, those lakes and swamps
It has to be like that, it can't change anything now,
That lurking longing in your eyes.
Spring will return, the rain will drain on the roads
With the warmth of the sun, hearts will warm
It has to be like that, because smoldering inside us keeps fire
Eternal Fire, which is hope.
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Thanks! I was just about to ask what he was singing about before I refreshed the page. :lol:
@Валькирия Would love more moments like this in game.
Say what you want about the Witcher TV series/film, but it had great music.
Say what you want about the Witcher TV series/film, but it had great music.
I love CDPR I mean awesome games, no DRM, great support for games and free addons.
Definately not the usual bullshit companys put gamers through and this is why people are willing to buy Witcher games with their hard earned cash in these times of recession instead of just being a pirate and stealing it.
Keep up the work lads looking forward to getting the PS4 version next year and hopefully Cyperpunk later
Definately not the usual bullshit companys put gamers through and this is why people are willing to buy Witcher games with their hard earned cash in these times of recession instead of just being a pirate and stealing it.
Keep up the work lads looking forward to getting the PS4 version next year and hopefully Cyperpunk later
Free DLC should be the norm, not the exception. To you dear CDPR i say, if my wallet provides, i shall buy your game indeed, and i am certain it will be an oustanding one. For the dedication, and clear sight in what the industry should provide to gamers, CDPR as won, one (of many i hope!) buyer(s). As long as you produce games, and mantain the respect towards gamers prevalent in your open letter. i will surely get them. Thank you.