ASOIAF spoiler:It's like GRRM telling all the fans of the ASOAIF series that characters X and Y will survive no matter what. Not cool, not cool at all...
Hm, Arya will survive because GRRM's wife explicitly prohibited him to kill her off.
Well, you're still on the forum talking with us about spoilers...ASOIAF spoiler:Yeah, I hear you. Probably they should have left it out of their presentation, and kept it a surprise. I got a nasty spoiler about werebears, and decided not to watch anything about TW3 anymore.Hm, Arya will survive because GRRM's wife explicitly prohibited him to kill her off.
About the spoiler thing here: I think they should have decided against being able to play the game after the main story ends. That's how classic story-driven RPGs always worked. Curse that "modern" open world design BS...
Just because you can free roam after you beat the game doesn't mean Geralt doesn't die. There are tons of open world games where the main character dies but you still get to free roam.Worst announcement/news so far. Thanks for the massive spoiler. :wallbash:
Link?
Sorry, but in that case these games are badly designed. Couldn't think of a bigger immersion killer than that. And from a story perspective (we talk about an RPG here) it makes no sense at all.
Yeah, and it totally makes sense for some people. But I hope CDPR are actually sane.
There's only one place to go when you want to download a video of TW3, and that place is... *drumroll* ...The Video Download Center for TW3 thread.
Link!
Another link!
I dont know about the "spoiler" controversy, but at least ONE guy over here has his fucking priorities right, goddamon.
I didnt catch the last part of the Q & A... Did they talk at all about the goodies that will be included in the GOG version? I might be completely off here, but I had the impression they were gonna touch that subject...
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No, they didn't mention anything about that. All questions were strictly limited to gameplay and etc.
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While I don't care for the bitterness, I'm with you in the general dislike.
That being said, I'm hoping that "an option to still play" suggests that there are other options in which it's not possible. Other endings where, well...
Nope, the meaning is that atm, more and more of people give the game the "ugly duckling" treatment (MUH DOWNGRADE, MUH CASUALIZATION), but when the game is released, that duckling will become what we know it becomes in the end of the tale/cartoon.And the meaning of the ugly duckling is that TW3 just killed the nvidia GPU... errr... duck?
Almost a whole day without a gui in witcher chat? Wtf Pinoy
@Scholdarr
You ignored the part of the post you quoted:
The part you ignored is the OPTION,
That means you may not be able to.
@Dragonbird yes madam !
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Well, that depends on how you define "option" here. For me it means that you can continue playing after the main story is done but you don't have to. It doesn't mean to me that you can only continue playing in certain outcomes of the main story. And I can tell you why I think so. CDPR has already shown that they don't like to piss off players in W3 so making an outcome of the main story in which Geralt dies (and you don't know that before if the story is well written!) and which forces players to end the game seems unrealistic to me.
Of course it could also indeed mean that you can continue playing even if Geralt has died at the end of the game. But that would imo be the most horrible possilibity. That'd be just downright stupid game design.
To me the possiblity that Geralt never dies at the end of the game just makes most sense here based on CDPR's statement. Simple.
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Oh come on! The statement about being able to play after you finish, is like with most games these days, whether you die or not, there are always things in the game that you didn't do for whatever reason, and playing after you see the end credits gives you the opportunity to finish those.
Whether Geralt dies or not doesn't matter one bit if what you are doing doesn't affect the storyline. But it really all depends on whether he lives or dies as to how much you'll be able to do.
Whether Geralt dies or not doesn't matter one bit if what you are doing doesn't affect the storyline. But it really all depends on whether he lives or dies as to how much you'll be able to do.