AgentOtaku said:Oh? it's confirmed to be dx9 only?
yep
AgentOtaku said:Oh? it's confirmed to be dx9 only?
Yeah I feel like a lot of games use it poorly and excessively.LiquidMetal14 said:It's expensive or costs something no matter what. And in lots of cases it hurts the game more than it helps. I turn off DoF since it bothers me most of the time.
I really liked the combat in the first one.cj_iwakura said:Uh, am I the only one who liked Witcher 1's combat? It was simple, fluid, got things done with a quickness.
Ugh, yeah. Need to do this as well, even though I don't really want to. Just finished DA:O, now I have to rush through AC:Bro's Hood and then continue my saved game from August. And then there's Portal 2. Fuck.zero margin said:Jesus... almost that time. I need to finish the first quickly.
PCs doesn't have bullshots, only hardware requirements or frame-rates compromises.Killer said:bullshots?
LiquidMetal14 said:It's expensive or costs something no matter what. And in lots of cases it hurts the game more than it helps. I turn off DoF since it bothers me most of the time.
Snuggler said:There is a good chance you might feel the same way about Witcher 2, despite the pretty graphics. It's likely to fix many of the issues with the first game, but ultimately I don't think it's gonna change anyone's mind who didn't like the first game.
The tested version was obviously not the final version and was still suffering from numerous crashes, but the second version I could test at end of stay was already much more stable. The computer was a standard PC with a processor i7 870, with 8 GB of memory and a Geforce GTX 560ti, resolution 1900x1080 (22 inches required). Tested in all resolutions (Low, medium, high and very high) the game has always remained very fluid. After intelligence, the game will not support DirectX 11 at its output, but did not really suffer
The quality is well above the first Witcher
Minsc said:Much better than I expected!
I was the one that asked about that, and they've been saying this stuff for a while. "Info is coming soon" ect. I'm wondering if the devs even know what DRM is being implemented.Minsc said:Good news, this will be a long final stretch! The forums mention there will be statements about the DRM soon, and if anything is going to be censored they will announce that as well soon (otherwise assume it all made it through).
Kyaw said:Here is a map comparison of Witcher 1 and 2 (found on GT forums):
http://i.imgur.com/giq0v.jpg[/IMG*][/QUOTE]
And it was shamelessly stolen from this earlier post in the thread.
[url]http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=26937932&postcount=241[/url]
Vorador said:And it was shamelessly stolen from this earlier post in the thread.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=26937932&postcount=241
Exuro said:I was the one that asked about that, and they've been saying this stuff for a while. "Info is coming soon" ect. I'm wondering if the devs even know what DRM is being implemented.
Slo said:Not sure what that map is supposed to tell us. All it does is point out the city where the first game took place. It doesn't tell you how much of that map is actually area that you can explore and walk around in TW2.
Minsc said:Yea, you've brought a bunch of interesting stuff over from there, I just started skimming the forums recently for hopes of benchmark info.
I NEED SCISSORS said:Found a good synopsis from a NeoGAF user in another thread:
Slo said:Not sure what that map is supposed to tell us. All it does is point out the city where the first game took place. It doesn't tell you how much of that map is actually area that you can explore and walk around in TW2.
Gully State said:You gotta look closer. That area isn't just the city but also all the other areas encompassing Witcher 1
Stallion Free said:I'm really pleased this game has pad support.
My stance is that it is idiotic to release a game on a platform that supports an insane number of inputs and not support at least a few of the most common ones so long as they make sense. Based on the gameplay here, there doesn't look like there will be any benefit to using MKB other than hotkeys (?). I like pad support because my hands tend to get tired of MKB or pad and I like the option to switch it up when I am gaming for an afternoon.AgentOtaku said:You and I both
I know it may be blasphemous around some parts, but honestly KB/Mouse is my LEAST preferred control method nowadays. Just uncomfortable for me.
Recently bought a Razer Nostromo keypad though and want to see how it is...
Exuro said:If anyone cares, Geralt's current face from the latest images won't be changed to match the new box art. What we see of him in game right now will be the final model.
"@slimgrin: Geralt in-game remains the same."
http://tw2.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=31346.585
Damnit, got it $20 from Steam. 8(Animator said:Witcher 1 is $5 on direct 2 drive right now, today only. No excuse for anyone not to play it now.
It's pretty much 100% guaranteed. Hopefully the proper button prompts and rumble will be included.Hawk269 said:Please dont hate for me asking this, but will I be able to play this game with my 360 pad on my PC? It looks to be a perfect game to use a pad.
My new rig is ready and willing to swallow this game whole...cant wait!
Indeed, why shouldn't it?Stallion Free said:I'm really pleased this game has pad support.
Animator said:Witcher 1 is $5 on direct 2 drive right now, today only. No excuse for anyone not to play it now.
Came here to ask this so that's a whoop whoop for me.Stallion Free said:I'm really pleased this game has pad support.
Hawk269 said:Please dont hate for me asking this, but will I be able to play this game with my 360 pad on my PC? It looks to be a perfect game to use a pad.
My new rig is ready and willing to swallow this game whole...cant wait!
cackhyena said:Does Witcher 1 have pad support? If so, is it decent controlling it that way? I lost interest around the swamps and didn't come back to it. I kinda want to. I'd have to get that wireless gaming receiver for PC.
Slo said:I get that, but that doesn't mean anything about how much of that area will be explorable in the engine. I mean GTA5 could have a level in LA and a level in Amsterdam, so what would the map look like for that? The entire globe?
I think im proud of this :lolExuro said:Neogaf > Internet > Neogaf
Gully State said:Unfortunately no.
Exuro said:If anyone cares, Geralt's current face from the latest images won't be changed to match the new box art. What we see of him in game right now will be the final model.
"@slimgrin: Geralt in-game remains the same."
http://tw2.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=31346.585
They said it's already the same face that's in the current game, but the cover has more detail.loganclaws said:Wow this is so fucking stupid. What's the point of changing the cover when people were complaining that he looks too much of a pretty boy INGAME! C'mon RED you're better than that!
EvolveTom said:Eh, not so sure . The team really focused on all of the issues media and players had with the first one... that's basically what determined the feature set for W2. So I'd actually say there's a good chance you'd like it... at least if you like RPGs in general. We're banking on the fact that the sequel should have broader appeal, without dumbing down the gameplay.
Jay Shadow said:They said it's already the same face that's in the current game, but the cover has more detail.
Lets compare.Jay Shadow said:They said it's already the same face that's in the current game, but the cover has more detail.
Snuggler said:Sounds like you know better than I do.
Honestly, I was just saying that to try and force people to play the first game. I love it so it's frustrating to see people write it off halfway through the first chapter, but I guess I'll just have to accept that people don't always like what I like.
Anyways, everyone should still take advantage of the D2D deal if they don't have it yet. It's worth the price of a sandwich at least.
Gully State said:I understand where those people are coming from. The game is uneven in its pacing at times and the combat can really kill any momentum generated by the main narrative. I had two 3 month breaks with the game (one after the prologue and one at the beginning of Act II) and it really wasn't until last month that I actually just sat down and forced myself to play the game. It's definitely hard to get into if you have a short attention span.
Castor Krieg said:God, finally a developer that does sex scene right, Bioware can suck it with their "fade to black". Plus, Triss is supposed to be beautiful, all sorceress' in the Witcher were considered beautiful (and terrifying).