New Witcher Trailer Clip with Quest Dialog

[Hazelnut]

Damn, I was looking forward to the Witcher but those system reqs are too much. Hopefully someone will do a Win2k patch and I can give it a whirl on my AthlonXP 2200+ with Gf6600gt, but it doesn't look good given the min reqs...

 

[MetalCraze]

Extreme dialogue that is obviously superior than The Witcher's.

fixed.

 

[Claw]

Well, it isn't out yet. It's still time to upgrade..

But... Windows XP? You fuckers! You bloody fucking fuckers! Time to invade Poland.

 

[Monolith]

Here's a short and concise preview that centers on c&c and combat. I like what I read.
http://www.gamesradar.com/us/pc/game/pr ... 4616299031

 

[MasPingon]

Same old crap. Those previews are based on what Michal Madej says

 

[Monolith]

And what they saw:

We were shown an example of how one simple decision early on in the game can have a long-lasting impact on the world of The Witcher. It started with a simple quest to protect a pile of goods along a riverbank from ravenous monsters. Once you've warded off the beasts, a band of travelers arrive and lay claim to the goods.

 

[MasPingon]

Yeah, it's old news. You can kill them or you can help them - two possibilties. No metter what you do the quest will be finished in the same way but there will be consequences in the future bla bla bla.

 

[made]

Well, I don't expect too much in the C&C department. Remember those comics where at certain points you get to chose how the story should develop? Pick choice a - go to page x, pick choice b - go to page y etc - I think that's how it will play out. Basically it will give the game some more replay value, provided the story is interesting enough to make you want to play it again, but don't expect to actually develop your character based on those choices or anyting.

That said, I'm still looking forward to it. Game looks really atmospheric. I just hope the combat doesn't suck.