Archief - [PC/PS5/PS4/XBOX/SWITCH] The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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koolcast
Legacy Member
Everything I've Learned About The Witcher 3
• This is Geralt's final adventure.
• It'll be easy for new players to enter the game, and won't require knowledge of the past games to enjoy.
• I'll have more than 100 hours of gameplay.
• The sidequests and main story can be resolved in any order.
• The game is entirely open-world, and is 35 times bigger than The Witcher 2.
• It's a branching story and the world is "completely open."
• Quicktime events will be gone entirely. Sweet.
• There will indeed be 36 different "world states" that your decisions will cause to go into effect, and there will be three different playable 'epilogues.' I asked what the difference was between an ending and an epilogue, and it sounds like when CDPR says epilogue, they really mean ending.
• Geralt will react differently in combat—his stance will be more relaxed when he's fighting one enemy, because he knows he'll win. But he'll be more tense and more careful when he's fighting a group. Looking at your stance, you'll be able to tell whether your opponent is a threat or not. Pretty neat.
• They've built an animation system that has far more unique combat animations, which are somewhat randomly selected and chained together depending on where Geralt is swinging and what direction he's moving.
• Every button press gets you a single move in combat, meaning that you'll be able to break up your attacks much more easily than in The Witcher 2.
• The dodge is no longer a roll—now, Geralt will pirouette to dodge enemies. No more roley-poley combat.
• Parrying will now be active, and you can hold down a parry button and move, sort of like in Assassin's Creed.
• Several of the screenshots show Geralt in a boat--you'll definitely be able to control the boat, though you won't get to fight the whales. They'll be more of a hazard you'll have to avoid. Aw. I was hoping for next-gen whaling gameplay.
• You'll technically be able to fight from horseback, or at least, CDP is planning to let you do that, but it won't be a focus in the game. They were sure to point out that Geralt is a sword-master who is best at fighting on ground; he's not a cavalry knight. You won't be going after monsters on a horse, as that's not how Witchers work.
• Badowski described the process of of bringing the game to PS4 as quite comfortable, as CDP is a PC-oriented company and the PS4 is essentially a PC. "It's another platform, but PC-like. Which is cool."
• I asked if CD Projekt Red would ever consider doing always-online DRM. Badowski's response: "No." "We are trying to get rid of DRM," said Szczesnik.
• This is Geralt's final adventure.
• It'll be easy for new players to enter the game, and won't require knowledge of the past games to enjoy.
• I'll have more than 100 hours of gameplay.
• The sidequests and main story can be resolved in any order.
• The game is entirely open-world, and is 35 times bigger than The Witcher 2.
• It's a branching story and the world is "completely open."
• Quicktime events will be gone entirely. Sweet.
• There will indeed be 36 different "world states" that your decisions will cause to go into effect, and there will be three different playable 'epilogues.' I asked what the difference was between an ending and an epilogue, and it sounds like when CDPR says epilogue, they really mean ending.
• Geralt will react differently in combat—his stance will be more relaxed when he's fighting one enemy, because he knows he'll win. But he'll be more tense and more careful when he's fighting a group. Looking at your stance, you'll be able to tell whether your opponent is a threat or not. Pretty neat.
• They've built an animation system that has far more unique combat animations, which are somewhat randomly selected and chained together depending on where Geralt is swinging and what direction he's moving.
• Every button press gets you a single move in combat, meaning that you'll be able to break up your attacks much more easily than in The Witcher 2.
• The dodge is no longer a roll—now, Geralt will pirouette to dodge enemies. No more roley-poley combat.
• Parrying will now be active, and you can hold down a parry button and move, sort of like in Assassin's Creed.
• Several of the screenshots show Geralt in a boat--you'll definitely be able to control the boat, though you won't get to fight the whales. They'll be more of a hazard you'll have to avoid. Aw. I was hoping for next-gen whaling gameplay.
• You'll technically be able to fight from horseback, or at least, CDP is planning to let you do that, but it won't be a focus in the game. They were sure to point out that Geralt is a sword-master who is best at fighting on ground; he's not a cavalry knight. You won't be going after monsters on a horse, as that's not how Witchers work.
• Badowski described the process of of bringing the game to PS4 as quite comfortable, as CDP is a PC-oriented company and the PS4 is essentially a PC. "It's another platform, but PC-like. Which is cool."
• I asked if CD Projekt Red would ever consider doing always-online DRM. Badowski's response: "No." "We are trying to get rid of DRM," said Szczesnik.
soulreaper
Legacy Member
Xhizor zei:Meer dan 100 uur gameplay open world, en geen quicktime events
Onlangs begonnen met witcher 2 en die heeft iets van 25 uur gameplay echt zot dat de volgende er 100 zal hebben. Must buy op dag één voor mij
Witcher 2 25 uur?? Ben je gek? Dan heb je het spel maar 1x gespeeld, en er doorheen gerushed. En maar 1 van de 2 kanten gekozen.
soulreaper
Legacy Member
Xhizor zei:Ach hoeveel keer hebben ze dat niet gezegd van metal gear solid, als een game echt een groot succes is komt er meestal wel een vervolg. Hoop ik toch alhoewel ik ook interesse heb in een heel nieuwe franchise van deze ontwikkelaar
Nee, dit is effectief de laatste Witcher. Is al van dag 1 verteld dat ze er een Trilogie van wilden maken. Andere toekomstige Franchise is Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077
koolcast
Legacy Member
Goldrusher
Legacy Member
daboy
Legacy Member
ben supergrote fan van de serie en twijfel niet dat het spel gaat heersen maar de graphics, zeker op de screenshots spreken me niet echt aan..te scherp en korrelig..weet niet goed hoe ik het moet uitdrukken. andere next gen titels zien er veel levendiger en realistischer uit op dat vlak vind ik
Het archief is een bevroren moment uit een vorige versie van dit forum, met andere regels en andere bazen. Deze posts weerspiegelen op geen enkele manier onze huidige ideeën, waarden of wereldbeelden en zijn op sommige plaatsen gecensureerd wegens ontoelaatbaar. Veel zijn in een andere tijdsgeest gemaakt, al dan niet ironisch - zoals in het ironische subforum Off-Topic - en zouden op dit moment niet meer gepost (mogen) worden. Toch bieden we dit archief nog graag aan als informatiedatabank en naslagwerk. Lees er hier meer over of start een gesprek met anderen.