I like to ask.. Any spoilers in this video? I don't want to watch it if it has spoilers. Thanks
The demo guy played like it was dark souls :huh:
The rope pull dodge animation is still an eye sore for me, everything else is absolutely incredible.
The rope pull dodge animation is still an eye sore for me, everything else is absolutely incredible.
Last edited:
Fantastic environmental sounds and surprisingly gory combat. Would love to have watched to a portion of the game with music playing too. Probably see some footage like that soon enough though.....hopefully 
So all this is gameplay footage from the beginning? So dismemberment is there from the get-go? I read people saying, or rather suggesting, it would be down to the skill tree you put points in.
So all this is gameplay footage from the beginning? So dismemberment is there from the get-go? I read people saying, or rather suggesting, it would be down to the skill tree you put points in.
They took references from Dark Souls to make the new combat system.
Well, that was interesting. I see finishers similar to the first game appear to be back. Also, some very nice trees.
This is going to be one of the best RPGs of all time. I can't wait to play it. I really liked the lighting.
Magnificent.
I'll go as far as saying it looks considerably better than the 35 minute demo. Voice acting is a strong contender for the best in the history of video games. Those pauses, those silences. So evocative. And dialogue itself is no less tight, no less masterly. Mckee would nod.
Tiny, inconsequential, things I didn't particularly care for:
1. Slo-mo finishers. Personally, I find them repulsive. Same with slo mo decapitation on horseback. Regular speed or just a tickbox would be most welcome.
2. The bandit Geralt stuns, Axiis, is graced with a horrible looking white halo of sainthood. Please, kill the white halo with DDT.
3. Some of the iconography also looks unaccomplished. For example, those conspicuous question marks signalling undiscovered locations on the map aren't exactly easy on the eyes.
4. Blood splattering the corners of me screen? No thanks.
5. Regarding the inventory. Why, oh why, would you halve swords on a grid based inventory? Not only does it look cobbled, it defeats the purpose of a grid based inventory in the first place.
6. It should read «1 filter», not «1 filters». At least make it «1 filter(s)».
7. First encounter with the ghouls, at one point camera rotates and shows the sign apparently posted on the tree is actually floating in front of it. Second encounter, those crimson ghouls, not sure about that particular effect. Looks too stylized.
So far, TW3 seems to have the makings of legendary videogame. It is a labour of love and, as such, especially hard to emulate. So not only is it shaping up to be a phenomenal title per se, it also promises to apply the kind of gentle yet persuasive pressure the open world RPG industry niche dearly needs at this point in time.
REDs,
Bravo.
I'll go as far as saying it looks considerably better than the 35 minute demo. Voice acting is a strong contender for the best in the history of video games. Those pauses, those silences. So evocative. And dialogue itself is no less tight, no less masterly. Mckee would nod.
Tiny, inconsequential, things I didn't particularly care for:
1. Slo-mo finishers. Personally, I find them repulsive. Same with slo mo decapitation on horseback. Regular speed or just a tickbox would be most welcome.
2. The bandit Geralt stuns, Axiis, is graced with a horrible looking white halo of sainthood. Please, kill the white halo with DDT.
3. Some of the iconography also looks unaccomplished. For example, those conspicuous question marks signalling undiscovered locations on the map aren't exactly easy on the eyes.
4. Blood splattering the corners of me screen? No thanks.
5. Regarding the inventory. Why, oh why, would you halve swords on a grid based inventory? Not only does it look cobbled, it defeats the purpose of a grid based inventory in the first place.
6. It should read «1 filter», not «1 filters». At least make it «1 filter(s)».
7. First encounter with the ghouls, at one point camera rotates and shows the sign apparently posted on the tree is actually floating in front of it. Second encounter, those crimson ghouls, not sure about that particular effect. Looks too stylized.
So far, TW3 seems to have the makings of legendary videogame. It is a labour of love and, as such, especially hard to emulate. So not only is it shaping up to be a phenomenal title per se, it also promises to apply the kind of gentle yet persuasive pressure the open world RPG industry niche dearly needs at this point in time.
REDs,
Bravo.
Last edited:
Can't wait for 19.05.I loved everything the combat,the lightning,the sound.the small details everything ah maybe the lack of music wasn't nice but we'll probably get another clip with music turned on so WOOOT
XO according to IGN labeling.
Sorry, using it atm.Oh man, did you guys see that awesome new MKX launch tra--
I'm gonna go grab the lotion...
Did the second to last 'deserter' at the end get hit with a friendly arrow? Then Geralt's bloody face and hair at the end... Fantastic.
Last edited:
What is MKX launch traOh man, did you guys see that awesome new MKX launch tra--
I'm gonna go grab the lotion...