The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Trailers [Jun 11, 2013, 09:02 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A new trailer offers a
look at cinematics and gameplay from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the next
installment in CD Projekt RED's RPG series. The clip celebrates the news that
the game will be released on Xbox One as well as Windows with a look at features
we've grown to expect from the series, including nice graphics, tactical combat,
and bewbies. The also offer
this new trailer, a clip shot in Scotland where writer Borys
Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz discusses the game and its background.
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They have a hidden message in the trailer, around 1:41, it quickly flashes across the screen.
EDIT: http://www.thewitcher.com/KillingMonsters/
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EDIT: http://www.thewitcher.com/KillingMonsters/
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Rattlehead wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 14:03:Yep. Supports imports from previous games.
Any word on importing saved games?
Oh and for anyone looking foreward to the new Total War: Rome game, the original Gold edition is on steam for $1 for the next ~15hrs.
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This looks sweet as hell.
Quite a bit of contrast having just watched the PEGI 12 Elder scrolls online trailer
(yah I know I know, MMORPG and all that)
This should actually have some proper personality.
Witcher games have been great in actually having things change due to your actions. Can't wait to see how that's implemented large scale. (I'm sick and tired of being the big hero, saving the world and then still being treated like a bum for trying to enter the pub or something)
Quite a bit of contrast having just watched the PEGI 12 Elder scrolls online trailer
(yah I know I know, MMORPG and all that)This should actually have some proper personality.
Witcher games have been great in actually having things change due to your actions. Can't wait to see how that's implemented large scale. (I'm sick and tired of being the big hero, saving the world and then still being treated like a bum for trying to enter the pub or something)
Was hoping we might actually see some Cyberpunk, but based on previous comments (2015, post W3?), it sounds like it's too early...
But NEXT E3!
But NEXT E3!
Damn it looks good. Like really really really effing good.
Let's hope they can deliver on their promises, and this may genuinely become of the all-time greats.
Creston
Let's hope they can deliver on their promises, and this may genuinely become of the all-time greats.
Creston
I have to agree I don't remember it (W2) being labeled as open world but large maps where you could freely roam.
Either way the W3 looks badass. If they can nail this with a large amount of content and add-on which expand on that they will give TES a run for it's money.
Either way the W3 looks badass. If they can nail this with a large amount of content and add-on which expand on that they will give TES a run for it's money.
Quinn wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 14:16:jacobvandy wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 13:59:
So is it really going to be open world this time? Because I remember the same kind of hype for the last one, then we got a bunch of decently large but still isolated areas with invisible walls everywhere and portals in between them...
I can't recall The Witcher 2 being sold as being open-world? Huge, open areas.. sure. But open-world?
I don't recall it being labeled open world by the devs, either. I remember some reviews and previews claiming as much; but that's the problem of the writers of those particular articles, not CD Projekt RED.
jacobvandy wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 13:59:
So is it really going to be open world this time? Because I remember the same kind of hype for the last one, then we got a bunch of decently large but still isolated areas with invisible walls everywhere and portals in between them...
I can't recall The Witcher 2 being sold as being open-world? Huge, open areas.. sure. But open-world?
Any word on importing saved games?
So is it really going to be open world this time? Because I remember the same kind of hype for the last one, then we got a bunch of decently large but still isolated areas with invisible walls everywhere and portals in between them...
Slashman wrote on Jun 11, 2013, 11:38:
Money thrown at screen...nothing happening...
I tried putting mine into the money slot. Turns out its the DVD drive. Lesson learned.
Seriously though that is damn pretty. Bethesda's got their work cut out for them with the next non-MMO Elder Scrolls.
Fucking shit! Epic!
*gently pets his PC case* "Don't let me down, Oh dear friend."
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*gently pets his PC case* "Don't let me down, Oh dear friend."
This comment was edited on Jun 11, 2013, 13:56.
Well time to put some hours into Witcher 1 & 2!
they have the skills. look forward to the release.
Money thrown at screen...nothing happening...
*Jaw Dropped
Can't wait!!
Can't wait!!
Defiantly looking forward to this, looks pretty nice. and open world too. Can’t beat that.
I started playing again myself, I did not have any issues. Not sure dude. Maybe completly remove and reinstall it?
I started playing again myself, I did not have any issues. Not sure dude. Maybe completly remove and reinstall it?
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Looking forward to the open world and see where they are taking it.
I was having another go at Witcher 2 about a month ago and, after fully patching, for some reason the game was running terribly. No idea what happened... I played it a couple times no problems back around release.
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