MM360 said:I think it's a great way to leave people wanting more. You see the trailer and you know that there's much more from where it came from but at the same time you have to ask yourself, do I need to see everything right away? The biggest problem I have with marketing today is that it shows way too much. Look at the movie trailers for example - usually prior to the film hitting cinemas, we get like 3-4 (sometimes even more) trailers, so almost everything is out there if you look for it. I really enjoy our approach to this topic and consider it appropriate. Regardless, next year we are preparing some real bombs as far as the video materials go, so stay tuned
Waiting impatiently for your video materials
Take your time guys .... Make Witcher 3 the best version you want it to be
sidspyker said:
And his dancing skills are amazing ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbwroS0YP54
Thank you for the quick reply and I agree on that most companies shows too much/too early in general, most games would have had 2 to 3 full blown trailers by now. That said, it does make the wait until seeing just what the game has to offer all the more difficult but that is the goal I suppose. Anyway, looking forward to it, now to hope for a TW3 Christmas card.MM360 said:I think it's a great way to leave people wanting more. You see the trailer and you know that there's much more from where it came from but at the same time you have to ask yourself, do I need to see everything right away? The biggest problem I have with marketing today is that it shows way too much. Look at the movie trailers for example - usually prior to the film hitting cinemas, we get like 3-4 (sometimes even more) trailers, so almost everything is out there if you look for it. I really enjoy our approach to this topic and consider it appropriate. Regardless, next year we are preparing some real bombs as far as the video materials go, so stay tuned
Love to hear that. Funny, that we had a disscussion about your strategy at marketing lesson yesterday with some guys and we pointed out especially movie trailers too. I am looking forward for example to the new Hobit, but I've seen already so much from it, that I thik I will not really see anything unexpected in the cinema. The same goes with Thor, amazing spiderman and so on. But the question is, what will pull up more customers. It is too complicated topic to discuss it here.MM360 said:I think it's a great way to leave people wanting more. You see the trailer and you know that there's much more from where it came from but at the same time you have to ask yourself, do I need to see everything right away? The biggest problem I have with marketing today is that it shows way too much. Look at the movie trailers for example - usually prior to the film hitting cinemas, we get like 3-4 (sometimes even more) trailers, so almost everything is out there if you look for it. I really enjoy our approach to this topic and consider it appropriate. Regardless, next year we are preparing some real bombs as far as the video materials go, so stay tuned
Let's be patient and wait until next year. I feel, all our desires are going to be satisfied. You just made my day way better with that last sentence, man.)
In all the graphics glory of TW, Geralt's hair only will look more realistic, instead of plastic, and to be honest it won't do a big impact on performance, I've tested this on new Tomb Raider, doesn't change a thing, still the same performance, and you always have a option to turn it off, so...sidspyker said:
gregski said:Next year you mean January 1st?
Maybe a little later than that
Be reasonable, that's during the holiday period. Surely we can wait until 6 January?sidspyker said:
