Trash
Pointing and laughing.
Which are mostly optional. You do like to bitch don't you?
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Game News The Witcher editor, patch and premium module released
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Which are mostly optional. You do like to bitch don't you?
MetalCraze
Arcane
I wouldn't call them mostly optional. actually they play a very large part in the leveling-up.
Elwro
Arcane
And the granny can be tricked, it isn't just pure luck.
MetalCraze
Arcane
well I'm in a chapter 3 though. so I will see about the secondary quests.
however how do you cheat the granny? as soon as I'm entering the house the dialogue initiates (always) - and she usually asks for some gift. well I don't want to give that annoying bitch anything - so it's welcome to Vyzima's streets again.
however how do you cheat the granny? as soon as I'm entering the house the dialogue initiates (always) - and she usually asks for some gift. well I don't want to give that annoying bitch anything - so it's welcome to Vyzima's streets again.
Thalkirst
Novice
skyway said:
Find this guy in the Temple Quarter and do this:
http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Bootblack
You get a Prophet Lebioda signet ring.
Tell the granny that you're a priest from Temple and show the ring as an evidence. She will leave you alone from there on.
MetalCraze
Arcane
oh cool. thanks.
though it's a bit too late. I fucked it up with Shani already.
though it's a bit too late. I fucked it up with Shani already.
mjorkerina
Scholar
My biggest problem with the witcher is the fact that the side quests are, for the most part, completable in the same time as you are completing the main quest. You never truly are required to focus on any side quest because the mainquest will railroad you in a way that allows you to complete a part of it in the same time as completing the side quests. I discovered this when I got somewhat bored of the loadings and tried to just follow the mainquest and yet was still able to do all the sidequests without caring for them, sometimes a little bit later than if I had chosen to do them directly but still. You really don't need to go out of your way to complete them.
For a second I thought I was playing the RPG edition of Half Life 2. Always put on rails.
For a second I thought I was playing the RPG edition of Half Life 2. Always put on rails.
GeneralSamov
Prophet
The granny will also leave you alone if you give her a pair of golden gloves (which can be bought at the peddler just outside of the house), when she tells you she'd like a pair of them.
Licaon_Kter
Augur
the granny can be beaten given the right choices 
iirc "the price of neutrality" is just a demo for the D'jinni editor (no voice-overs, pretty short)... i've read that in their forum posted by a dev
supposedly the next mod bundled with the EE will be better
on my system (at least in WIndowsXP, no crack for WINE/Linux testing yet) patch 1.3 makes the performance better
iirc "the price of neutrality" is just a demo for the D'jinni editor (no voice-overs, pretty short)... i've read that in their forum posted by a dev
supposedly the next mod bundled with the EE will be better
on my system (at least in WIndowsXP, no crack for WINE/Linux testing yet) patch 1.3 makes the performance better
Licaon_Kter
Augur
The Witcher on Linux: info, city vid, combat vid and more infoBinary said:Licaon_Kter said:
Looking forward to this... but I couldn't even get 1.2 to work on Wine
oh...BTW don't even bother if you have a nVidia 7xxx card... the models are f*cked up...also can't really say anything about ATI/AMD cards (since i don't have any)
Inziladun
Magister
The module didn't really "suck" per se. It was just a bit of a disappointment as it seemed like they were promising more than what it was. Someone said earlier that it was just a demo demonstrating what you could do with the editor and that makes a lot of sense.
Basically it was pretty short (maybe about an hour if you take your time), and kinda left you feeling it was kind of pointless after you finished it.
And it felt weird not having voice-acting, not that having voice-acting is a must, the dialogue just seems set up to have it, this is really apparent during the storyboards at the end of the module.
Basically it was pretty short (maybe about an hour if you take your time), and kinda left you feeling it was kind of pointless after you finished it.
And it felt weird not having voice-acting, not that having voice-acting is a must, the dialogue just seems set up to have it, this is really apparent during the storyboards at the end of the module.
Licaon_Kter
Augur
the lack of voice acting is not bad thing per-se, given that the full game has full voice-overs maybe we just are expecting that here too, but since the cinematics are so dinamic and such, having text appear on screen spoken by NPCs off screen, or NPCs that just sit there with their mouths closed looks pretty dumbInziladun said:
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