The "crazy movement" is the guy skipping through the dialogue.
I read in one of the hands-on that the griffon fight has different phases. For example Gamestar mentioned that the griffon flies away to the mill we can see in the video when it looses enough health. The health bar of it is also divided into four segments, which could be a indication for this. I expect a different behaviour and different attacks depending on the health/phase the griffon is in.
Though it was hard to watch the video, The guy didn't use his sword a single time and I don't like that Geralt seems to have infinite bolts.
I will never understand why CD Project Red is trying to make a realistic and believable world and completely abandons that premise when it comes to gameplay.
Infinte bolts. Autorefill of potions and bombs . No consumption of oil. No drinking/eating and oil animation. Soo much simplification. It's sad
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Pretty sure that's still the January build, it's just a different location to the Skellige scenes with the sirens. Water looks the same way it did in the riding scene with Vesemir.
On the note of this being footage from the January build, I'm not gonna judge the silly AI too harshly, because there were mentions of that being improved in the gamestar article. Also, who the hell skips through dialogue in TW?
I mean compared to VGX/E3/[Cliffside with reddish siren-like creatures] etc, in the January one we only got a glimpse of the water while riding, didn't get to see it up close.
Oh yeah, definitely (apart from the cliffside comment - that's some of the best cold sea water I've seen in an RPG). I just thought you were comparing it to the January footage beause you mentioned that it now has neat reflections as if it was new, when they were already there in the scene where you enter White Orchard with Vesemir.
That crossbow combat looks terrible. Glad I don´t plan to use it.
Infinite bolts that deal almost no damage, until you will use the special ones that are limited. Lack of consumption of oil is not a simplification, just a common sense. Autorefill of bombs I wouldn't call a simplification, as you can carry just one bomb per slot, which makes spamming with them, like in The Witcher 2, just impossible. I agree that they could add drinking/eating animations in the middle of the fight (though I would prefer that they entirely removed drinking/eating in the middle of a fight).I will never understand why CD Project Red is trying to make a realistic and believable world and completely abandons that premise when it comes to gameplay.
Infinte bolts. Autorefill of potions and bombs . No consumption of oil. No drinking/eating and oil animation. Soo much simplification. It's sad
One thing I noticed is that the Griffin flies through the trees. Hopefully they can update the collision detection or something.
Why is it that the Game is in the Hands of a Person who doesn't know how to play
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The collectors statue is in the Hands of a person who calls the Gryffin a Dragon -_-
Thanks. Someone alreay posted the real Yen and Vesemir's model. But it doesn't avoid that he reminds me a lot to Anthony Hopkins.
So... You haven't seen Breaking Bad, huh?
It's not a real Vesemir model, it's an actor playing a badass character in the mentioned series.
But the fact you thought this says a lot