His Majesty
Banned
Part 2 of Gophers video should be released later tonight.
edit: damn, too late
edit: damn, too late
Looks like someone just stole the AJ video and reposted it.
Got these videos qued up. I'll probably spend the next three weeks watching them.
I can't find the numbers for GTA V, but if you want to do comparisons:
ArmA 2 (and by extension Day Z) = 180 km2
ArmA 3 Stratis = 20km2
ArmA 3 Altis = 275 km2
Part 2 of Gophers video should be released later tonight.
edit: damn, too late
He says this on his twitter:
Deets
Doesn't YouTube processing only take like an hour?
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
I think he is in Europe. Tonight = Sometime very soon
Doesn't YouTube processing only take like an hour?
Melonie Mac just uploaded her video (42 mins)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLD8kwLMZ00
Good that someone is spamming F5 at these channels when I'm doing other stuff ;b
OP'd link.
Melonie Mac just uploaded her video (42 mins)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLD8kwLMZ00
Melonie Mac just uploaded her video (42 mins)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLD8kwLMZ00
First time seeing her channel, was initially put off by the face cam but she wrecked that lvl 9 guy in a duel, looked like some great combat.
Short sneak peak from Russian channel; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R0h_jPY240
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
I'd like to have detailed info on the HUD customization, because so far it's the only thing that's really turning me off.
It looks like a damn MMO, with all that useless crap on screen (i don't need to know what every button does at all times, or what my objective is, or even have a damn minimap).
I know you can customize it, but i'd like to know to what extent, i expect more than a "on/off" switch for the whole thing.
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
ImAnderZEL, ~10min on Ultra 1080p60; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_eRUq1PQPE
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
Great write-up, sure it will help many people. Although Scoia'tael do not exactly fight against discrimination, they're pretty racist themselves. I found the conversations with Cedric in The Witcher 2 really interesting concerning that topic.
I don't think most of the fellow gaffers here know about this, but russian localizations right now for the most part suck, especially if publishers decides to also add russian VO (localization of Dragon Age: Origins and first Mass Effect for example was just terrible in almost every way). Believe me, I know cuz I live in Russia. But back in mid 2000s there were at least two very good companies who localized western games with not only subtitles but VO as well (Софт Клаб which is now 1C-СофтКлаб - only a shadow of its former self, and Russobit-M which no longer exists as a games publisher) and this was a true golden age of russian localizations, there was just outstanding and very atmospheric localizations of WarCraft III, Ghotic and many other classic games). So, my point is - The Witcher games is truly the best russian localizations available in my country, and I'm telling this as a man who 99% of time plays games on english (thank god I know the language well enough) because of shitty russian localizations, and as a man who will play the game with russian subtitles and VO cuz russian localization is that damn good.Man, Russian sounds so badass perfect for this game!
This is running on a GTX 980, which is a pretty expensive card.. Measure the fps on it.
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
Huh?
Yes, all the demo's were running on a single GTX 980 and i7's . This is noted in the OP.
Also and entire thread on it here.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1013374&highlight=
Will be using this as a reference. Anyone have a good, in-depth summary to watch as well? I want to make sure I'm decently well versed on lore.Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.
Will be using this as a reference. Anyone have a good, in-depth summary to watch as well? I want to make sure I'm decently well versed on lore.
There are some really great recap videos on YouTube too if anyone is feeling out of their depth:
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiqMr0OvQog
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSftIRQzYCM
Cheers!
I don't think most of the fellow gaffers here know about this, but russian localizations right now for the most part suck, especially if publishers decides to also add russian VO (localization of Dragon Age: Origns and first Mass Effect for example was just terrible in almost every way). Believe me, I know cuz I live in Russia. But back in mid 2000s there were at least two very good companies who localized western games with not only subtitles but VO as well (Софт Клаб which is now 1C-СофтКлаб - only a shadow of its former self, and Russobit-M which no longer exists as a games publisher) and this was a true golden age of russian localizations, there was just outstanding and very atmospheric localizations of WarCraft III, Ghotic and many other classic games). So, my point is - The Witcher games is truly the best russian localizations available in my country, and I'm telling this as a man who 99% of time plays games on english (thank god I know the language well enough) because of shitty russian localizations, and as a man who will play the game with russian subtitles and VO cuz russian localization is that damn good.
Got bored, decided to whip up a "the basics" recap infograph of the setting, factions, and Geralt's journey for those who are entering Wild Hunt as their first Witcher game.
Hope nobody minds me posting here.