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[FACE]

I have a large GoG library to complement my Steam one, and I do love having a nice clean .exe file with no strings attached, as well as the bonus material which is often top-notch; however I still prefer to have my games with time stats. Achievements are nice too, though I'm not too overly concerned with those. The biggest issue will be possible Steam Workshop support. It'll be hard to say no to a Steam version if that's the case, but as long as all the mods are offered on a site like nexus, I'll be buying it on GoG.

Nexus Mod Manager is compatible with Witcher 2

 

[Vyse The Legend]

Translation: Free on PC and PS4; paid on XBONE.

 

[shinobi602]

So, free on PS4...CDPR you glorious bastards.

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[childplease]

Reason Why I will continue to buy CDPR's games on launch day.

 

[Sentenza]

I have a large GoG library to complement my Steam one, and I do love having a nice clean .exe file with no strings attached, as well as the bonus material which is often top-notch; however I still prefer to have my games with time stats. Achievements are nice too, though I'm not too overly concerned with those. The biggest issue will be possible Steam Workshop support. It'll be hard to say no to a Steam version if that's the case, but as long as all the mods are offered on a site like nexus, I'll be buying it on GoG.

I must say the silliest thing CDPR is doing is allowing Steam copies to register on GOG and not the other way around.

They are essentially encouraging people to buy on Steam, because that gives you two legit copies of the game, instead of pushing GoG, where you get only their version.

 

[FACE]

I must say the silliest thing CDPR is doing is allowing Steam copies to register on GOG and not the other way around.

They are essentially encouraging people to buy on Steam, because that gives you two legit copies of the game, instead of pushing GoG, where you get only their version.

I agree, it should go both ways for maximum awesomeness.

 

[chickdigger802]

Reason Why I will continue to buy CDPR's games on launch day.

pretty sure I somehow preordered w2 on GOG for $35. It's crazy stuff.


Really curious how hard they gonna try to get free dlc on xbone.

They seemed taken back that xbone isn't launching day 1 at their homeland.

 

[Vigilant Walrus]

Witcher 2 is amazing. Just chipping in saying it. Don't need Witcher 1 to appreciate the mastery of this stroke of genius.

 

[Currygan]

it was always going to be PC for me, so good news

 

[elcuervo75]

I'm pretty sure Unreal Tournament 3 had free map packs released on PS3 just like PC, but Micro$oft wouldn't allow the same thing on the 360.

Main reason I played only on PC.

 

[diamount]

They should just put a code in a box or something.

 

[Boerseun]

I'll buy this on Steam the day of release (or close to it).

Witcher 2 was a massive step up over Witcher 1, in my opinion, and if they can improve to the same extent with Witcher 3, I could see people buying powerful PCs just to play it.

I'm not sure bothering with console versions will be financially rewarding; although I realise that's a moot point this close to release.

 

[Kinyou]

They better have some tool that allows me to recreate my witcher 2 decisions

 

[Lima]

I thought that (if it's free on PS3 it's free on Xbox 360) was a hard set policy from MS but apparently not.

Because it is. The other guy is talking nonsense.

Witcher will be out on both platforms. If Sony offers it for free, MS will follow.

 

[rashbeep]

This game can't come out soon enough, by far the most impressive upcoming game for me by a landslide.

 

[jacksepticeye]

PC 4 LYF

 

[Durante]

CDPR do not disappoint. They shamelessly use their consumer-friendly stance to promote themselves, but at least they put their money where their mouth is.

I hope the tools are out earlier this time around, I could see Witcher 3 taking a nice chunk out of the massive TES modding community if so.

 

[AznSniper]

Translation: Free on PC and PS4; paid on XBONE.

I also believe this will happen.

 

[jacksepticeye]

CDPR do not disappoint. They shamelessly use their consumer-friendly stance to promote themselves, but at least they put their money where their mouth is.

I hope the tools are out earlier this time around, I could see Witcher 3 taking a nice chunk out of the massive TES modding community if so.

So ENB TW3 everywhere?

 

[Vulcano's assistant]

So ENB TW3 everywhere?

I don't think a dx11 game would need ENB. Lighting mods would probably be done directly to the engine, like Crysis TODs.

 

[LiquidMetal14]

Superior news for PC. Hopefully consoles follow.

 

[BrokenEchelon]

Thousands of dollars of value on Xbone.

 

[MikeE21286]

I'll probably have on PS4 since I might not have a new card by then. Waiting for the 800 series at a $299 price point for my next GPU

 

[jacksepticeye]

I don't think a dx11 game would need ENB. Lighting mods would probably be done directly to the engine, like Crysis TODs.

Hopefully but people seem to love ENBs, once people contrast the shit out of a game apparently it's the best looking thing ever

I am looking forward to seeing how these games change though over the next few years