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Interview The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Interview

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<p>bit-tech <a href="http://www.bit-tech.net/gaming/pc/2010/12/21/the-witcher-2-interview/1" target="_blank">provide an interview</a> with CDProjekt's senior producer Tomasz Gop, topics include DRM, DLC and <strong>The Witcher 2</strong>.</p>
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<p><strong>BG:</strong> <em>Are you working on changing the existing characters at all? We noticed that Geralt has been tweaked and changed visually since the game was announced.</em><br /> <br /> <strong>Tomek:</strong> That&rsquo;s plain progress. With the new engine, new graphics and, most importantly, the brand new chapter of the storyline, we just wanted to redesign things. You can expect that anyone you knew from The Witcher will get a new, fresher look. <br /> <br /> After all, people change their clothes, shave/grow hair, get fat even &ndash; that all might happen within months and years. There&rsquo;s time to account for all of that in our new story.</p>
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<p>Got fat? Hopefully not Triss, right? Right?</p>
<p>Spotted at: <a href="http://www.gamebanshee.com/news/100826-the-witcher-2-assassins-of-kings-interview.html">Gamebanshee</a></p>
 

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From what I've seen of the videos, Triss gets younger.

I found it charming and interesting that, in W1, Triss was in her thirties.
 

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Rhalle said:
From what I've seen of the videos, Triss gets younger.

I found it charming and interesting that, in W1, Triss was in her thirties.

They can change their appearance with magic pretty easily in the books, so that provides a convenient cover to throw out there.
 

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Rhalle said:
I found it charming and interesting that, in W1, Triss was in her thirties.

Actually she might've been in her eighties. In the books female wizards use all kinds of magical potions and spells to make them live longer and look better.
 

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From what I remember, mages just stop process of ageing at preferable moment. That’s why women are usually in their twenties, for beauty, and men in their forties, for noble and wise presence.

It’s rather matter of aesthetics than logic, as being thirties and looking twenties doesn’t really require magic.
 

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Happy Kwanzaa? :lol: Ain't no black people playing Twitcher!

Also, I love settings that can quickly use magic to explain away things. Why do the females all have bigger tits? Why, magic of course!!
 

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phelot said:
Also, I love settings that can quickly use magic to explain away things. Why do the females all have bigger tits? Why, magic of course!!
Well, actually in The Witcher books the sorceresses aren't supposed to be perfect beauties. Magical training costs a lot so the only ones who can afford it are on the top of social pyramid. They generally tend to use their daughters to form political marriages but if finding a good husband seems to be a difficult task (f.e. because the girl is rather hideous), sending her to a magic school is a good alternative. Later, magic helps to hide natural ugliness and on the first sight sorceresses may look really good but some unattractive features are still there.

And Triss is a war veteran who was the only one to survive a huge fight between several magicians. As a hero whose actions had a critical part in winning a very important battle, she got amazing treatment but she still have some scars and is known for wearing clothes that hide most of her body.

Naturally, the game ignores all of this in favour of showing boobs. :D
 

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One day, CDProjekt may sell out find the path leading to exaltation too, like others before :

  • Dragon Age 2
    Skyrim
    Jagged Alliance 3
Till then, no reason for me not to support them.

:salute:
 

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phelot said:
Happy Kwanzaa? :lol: Ain't no black people playing Twitcher!

Also, I love settings that can quickly use magic to explain away things. Why do the females all have bigger tits? Why, magic of course!!

Yep, I'm pretty much the only black dude on Earth who has played Twitcher.
 

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