The release of mod tools
on Friday
for
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt raised questions from fans of the series who
were hoping for a more feature-rich editing platform like the REDkit released
for
The Witcher 2. CD Projekt RED community lead
Marcin Momot
tweets a reply saying: "@MeerMusik This is the mod support for the Wild
Hunt. At this moment we are not planning to release anything else."
Polygon recaps some of the backlash from users, and points to the
IGN interview from January where Marcin Iwinski promised the REDkit by name,
saying: "It's a single-player experience all the way, but we are looking to
release the REDkit sometime after the game launches for the modding community.
This way, people can create their own adventures, and this will inevitably add a
lot of fun and replayability to the game." Thanks Verno.
The following are the bestselling games on
Steam for last week:
- Rocket League
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- Grand Theft Auto V
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
- H1Z1
- Left 4 Dead 2
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- Rocket League - Supersonic Fury DLC Pack
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Sid Meier's Civilization V: Complete Edition
I busted out the shears and gave the Gunnar-man another haircut yesterday. This
was just in time, as it was hot then, but far hotter today, so he's much better
suited to be comfortable right now and through the remainder of the summer.
Unfortunately, along the way I managed to snip off a tiny bit of skin when
trimming around his ears, and I honestly can't believe he's still willing to be
in the same room with me after that. But he's an amazingly good sport, and
seemed to forget about it right away, not just forgiving me, but even letting me
near him with the scissors again after. Just call me the butcher barber.
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