"Witcher 3 will make use of DirectX 12" - MSI
http://gaming.msi.com/article/msi-is-ready-for-windows-10-are-you-2
http://gaming.msi.com/article/msi-is-ready-for-windows-10-are-you-2
These are not games if someone thought so. It's called Pre-Order pack here in Poland and it is available to buy in some stores.
Inside there is basically a T-Shirt and a steelbook.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfeKbRFGu48
Might be a typo or just plain miscommunication.
Moved it to the discussion thread until we get it confirmed.
Seems like MSI is reaching. CDPR has said constantly said they won't be supporting DX12 and only that they would consider it post launch.
I keep being impressed by the facial expressions, top drawer stuff.
Also, nice to hear some more of the OST, really enjoyed what I heard in this video
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Thanks, nice find!
One thing that bothered me in this video, though, is that bushes disappear right before reaching the border of the screen. Somehow I didn't notice this before (probably it was like this all the time, but I started noticing it only here). This really ruins my immersion, for some reason. I hope that it won't be like this in the final release version of the game, or that it'll be configurable.
The night is amazing, and he uses a torch. Can't wait to play without minimap, exploration and using Witcher Senses just gets even cooler then.. especially in dark, creepy stuff, love it.
What should Shani say here?... Can a doctor deny his help to needness weak people who ask him for?
Then now you've got the answer
Night looks gorgeous, everything seems perfect, but where's my blood
old build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlq2t91ZUGw&feature=youtu.be&t=7m56s
new build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrXxdy9Qgpk&feature=youtu.be&t=3m18s
Why would you remove that?
old build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlq2t91ZUGw&feature=youtu.be&t=7m56s
new build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrXxdy9Qgpk&feature=youtu.be&t=3m18s
Why would you remove that?
https://youtu.be/KrXxdy9Qgpk
Impressive gameplay. The atmosphere, music............. eveything .
Thias footage is from Xbox channel from youtube ,it can be console footage??????
Impressive gameplay. The atmosphere, music............. eveything .
Thias footage is from Xbox channel from youtube ,it can be console footage??????
Yeah but its worth noting that everything he used the Witcher senses for was visible without them. You cn see the treads, broken branches and debris from the cart without activating them.
I'm not entirely convinced with how that quest was designed.
Step 1
Talk with the merchant, ok. It's a normal dialogue, but I didn't see an option to discuss about the payment.
Now, the quest Journal
There isn't any mention to the road and where the player have to go to find the box. So...without any quest markers, how the player is supposed to beat this quest?
Step 2
The player follow the witcher senses and find the box. He can examine the scene to find out any clues.
But this is extremely hand-holding. The player doesn't have any possibility to fail in the investigation (like in The Witcher 1, Vizima Confidential). It's just...press the button.
Step 3
Return to the merchant, and here the player have two options in dialogues tree. Expose the liar or look the other way. But why a player should select the second option?
Step 4
Once the player have exposed the liar, it start a chase. Here the player hit the merchant...so it is supposed that the player have killed the NPC (and the lack of a timing in the slow motion makes that hit extremely easy). But the merchant is alive and completeley healthy.
Step 1
Talk with the merchant, ok. It's a normal dialogue, but I didn't see an option to discuss about the payment.
Now, the quest Journal
There isn't any mention to the road and where the player have to go to find the box. So...without any quest markers, how the player is supposed to beat this quest?
Step 2
The player follow the witcher senses and find the box. He can examine the scene to find out any clues.
But this is extremely hand-holding. The player doesn't have any possibility to fail in the investigation (like in The Witcher 1, Vizima Confidential). It's just...press the button.
Step 3
Return to the merchant, and here the player have two options in dialogues tree. Expose the liar or look the other way. But why a player should select the second option?
Step 4
Once the player have exposed the liar, it start a chase. Here the player hit the merchant...so it is supposed that the player have killed the NPC (and the lack of a timing in the slow motion makes that hit extremely easy). But the merchant is alive and completeley healthy.
Just Microsoft being Microsoft.
The footage is 60fps, consoles will run at 30fps.
Other than the frame rate i should think that you will get graphical quality as seen on that footage on the consoles.
Loving those Witcher 1 remixes <3
If this is the quality a "fetch" quest is in this game, we are in for one hell of a ride ... Can't wait ...
If this is the quality a "fetch" quest is in this game, we are in for one hell of a ride ... Can't wait ...