Is that so? Damn that sucks. 3 life-paths is nothing to scoff at necessarily, but it would have enjoyed having separate dialogue because I had "an ex-lover in town."
Many of The Witcher 3's side quests are much better than most of the main quests themselves.
There is street racing, shooting ranges, the world is filled with quests that won't be automatically in your log unless you engage with NPC (we see this in first demo where V ignores a person on the street), you can start shooting randomly and each district's police reacts differently. This much has been confirmed and im sure im missing much more from interviews. Showcasing a trailer about these things doesnt make alot of sense at this point when people want to know more about core mechanics.
Well of course. Just not the specific thing you're referring to. The author of the article is incredibly uninformed. Source: I've worked on video games
It's amazing how Rockstar is the only one trying to evolve that, so their open worlds feel so much more alive than the others, if you play GTA 3 you'll see that NPCs have more unique environment and player behavior than The Witcher 3 or Assassin's Creed Odyssey, where the vast majority of NPCs are planted in a specific place repeating 2 or 3 lines of dialogue endlessly, it has been evolving it to the level we have in RDR2, imagine what we will get with GTA VI, GTA V already feels more alive than any other open world in existence (not named RDR2) and it is a game of the last gen, combine this with what they created in RDR2. GTA VI next gen will blow the minds.
I know, the point i was making is if it breaks( if the user turns and there's a delay in the rendering ) the result would cause a lot of pop in. But i bet they have methods to mitigate that potential problem.
Indeed.
I can install metal blades in my forearm but I can't get a curl sponge fade with a part. Smh.
You're saying this when druing this gen we had Watch Dogs 2 with Legion coming up and AC:Origins and Odyssey with a followup title in development? There are many many examples of devs being innovative with AI this gen.
For me the first.
I have both DLCs in my backlog for years,but I think the main game's main quest is pretty simple and not that great,what makes The Witcher 3 so great is the whole package and how good most of the side quest is.
Yeah,I know,and that is why they still the best when comes to create open worlds,not the best games,since I think The Witcher 3 a much better game and experience than RDR2 overall.
Watch Dogs Legion is impressive indeed,I was surprise how much I liked these gameplays,even more than Cyberpunk,but I have to play for myself,about WD2,another game in my huge backlog for years,can't say much.But I am playing Odyssey and is pretty static and mediocre AI behavior.I have Origins in my backlog too ( lol ) but I will give a pause in AC games after I finish Odyssey,this game is huge and I am already tired.
Not enough time,unfortunately.
Hell, I'd even take a regular ass drop fade at this point, video games'll have you thinking a dusty ass brush cut literally devoured every other hairstyle on the market...
I will play eventually for sure.
I don't see,mostly with this running on a 2080 TI, RDR2 PC port will destroy this, consoles versions already looks way better.
Absolutely not.
If you mean that there are a raft of isometric CRPGs that are better than any first-person or third-person CRPG ever made, I agree with you! But The Witcher 3 is still the best of the latter.
How is the Witcher a CRPG, how is the term CRPG not just complete grognard bullshit that equates to "WRPG I really like"?
Right? I loved what I saw and can't wait but so many people here just want to be downers. Guys this is going to be one of the most impressive RPGs to date, have some faith in the devs.
