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Games: The Witcher 3
Sir Edward:
I'm a short way into W2 right now, and of course, my video card has been dying a slow death for the last month. Now it's on its way back to EVGA for RMA, and I'm back on my older card, 3-generations out of date. I'm tempted to just wait for the replacement before firing up W2 again, because I'm afraid of what the framerates may look like. ;)
Then again, if I turn off all the detail for a little while, that might be OK.
Sir William:
--- Quote from: Ian on 2014-06-06, 19:23:57 ---Witcher 2 was vastly superior to Dragon Age (all of them) in my opinion. Witcher 1 was a bit clunky, and I would say DA:O was better than Witcher 1.
Now Witcher 3, if it delivers everything they promise, will be a top tier, hall-of-fame level fantasy rpg. The setting is just so awesome... it's like Game of Thrones level maturity, instead of the more tame DA fare of Good vs. Evil with very little real in between. The Witcher really lives in the gray area.
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Well that's true, in DA they never let you see your character get it on- they lead you right up to it and then a few noises and fade to black. Not real at all!
But I'm looking forward to this Witcher game...it sounds weird to my ear but from what I've read, right up my alley.
Sir Ulrich:
I'll have to try it when it goes on sale, I normally dont pay full price for games until they're either on a steam sale or store sale at my local bestbuy. Though I never did beat the first Witcher I liked it due to its dark medieval theme, the TC for Oblivion called Nehrim reminded me of the Witcher quite a bit.
Sir Douglas:
--- Quote from: Sir Ulrich on 2014-06-13, 23:30:01 ---I'll have to try it when it goes on sale, I normally dont pay full price for games until they're either on a steam sale or store sale at my local bestbuy. Though I never did beat the first Witcher I liked it due to its dark medieval theme, the TC for Oblivion called Nehrim reminded me of the Witcher quite a bit.
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Well, like Thorsteinn said, GOG.com has it for pre-order and it's currently $9.00 off. Still pretty close to full price, but I just bring it up again because GOG.com is part of CD Projekt Red family, so the entire price goes to supporting the devs directly instead of part of it going through a third-party like Steam or a store.
Plus, it's DRM-free.
And GOG is just cool.
Sir Nate:
Wow this looks like something Id play
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