Sure. That is always an option. A very very bad option nowadays. Unless you have about half a billion dolla bills and don't mind wasting 4 years on tech alone.
Seems like a decent rig for 30+ fps. maybe just update you ram to 16g or more and install the game on SSD, if possible.
I can only speak about my own experience obviously, but I am playing it now, 70 hours in and I had like two bugs (one that I could not zoom a map in rattay - that fixed itself hour later, and one where I fell into the ground in the forest and had to reload). No quest bugs, no significant glitching, nothing. If the game came out in this state it would probably be hailed as more polished than Witcher 3 (let alone anything from Bethesda).
Something to keep in mind is your users with old intel CPUs (from 2016 or older) and/or on Win7 will have software mitigation of Spectre and Meltdown which slows them down a lot. My i5-2500k on win7 absolutely choked on KCD until I disabled Win7s Spectre/Meltdown mitigation.
That's only half the expansion though (the whole Madonna of Sasau Henry quest is better), plus you could get away with not killing any Cuman if you cut out the window during the raid and had a few bandages you wouldn't experience any combat at all outside of maybe that optional wolf sidequest.
Lol Smejki playing it all mysterious and meanwhile
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I wouldn't go that far. The game's perfectly playable, yes, and the most annoying bugs have been ironed out, but it's still pretty rough around the edges. Take the dialogues, for example — pick any conversation that gives you multiple dialogue options, and chances are that it flows pretty weirdly if you pick dialogue options "out of order". It's like they wrote and recorded the conversations in a linear fashion and just cut them into smaller pieces afterwards, and it doesn't come off quite right. The same thing can be said about the quests, which may have some nonsensical or outright broken parts if you play them in a way the devs didn't anticipate. The level of polsih also decreases the further you get in the game, with the late-game quests feeling half-finished and rushed overall.
It's good. The part with Theresa is pretty fun, but The Madonna of Sasau is the best quest in the game with lots of C&C as well. If there's one DLC you should give a go, this is it. Perverts might be disappointed, though.
Maybe, I didn't encounter anything like that yet, but I did put a disclaimer in my post about where I am so far. The dialogues sometimes not fitting exactly the order picked is such a tiny issue (and visible in many games) I didn't even think of that. It doesn't happen all that often to me either. I agree with your general point, I will take complex and ambitious but rougher and less polished over unambitious supersmoothly polished any day.
Bethestard, bethestard never changes
CDPR licensed bioware's engine for the first game, only then with bigger team did they build their own. Techland...well it is Tech-land, they have been developing their own xpand engine (later chrome) for two decades now..
Indeed, but The Witcher 2 was not an open world game, which made things significantly less complicated.
Which lead to great things for them. Warhorse probably is at the same stage as when CDPR was between W1 & W2, prolly better tho since CDPR almost went under
