The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

manologrillo escribió:Estoy dudando. A ver quien puede ayudarme.
¿The witcher 3 o bloodborne?
Pros y contras de cada uno.

Korpas escribió:

manologrillo escribió:Estoy dudando. A ver quien puede ayudarme.
¿The witcher 3 o bloodborne?
Pros y contras de cada uno.

Ambos son "MUST HAVE", así que hay que tener los dos, así de simple.

Guy escribió:Dark difficulty and permadeath: how hard is The Witcher 3?

http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/05/dark-di ... witcher-3/

linkrca escribió:

Guy escribió:Dark difficulty and permadeath: how hard is The Witcher 3?

http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/05/dark-di ... witcher-3/

permadeath me imagino que significara permanent death= muerte permanente= 1 vida, no¿?

anikilador_imperial escribió:

linkrca escribió:

Guy escribió:Dark difficulty and permadeath: how hard is The Witcher 3?

http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/05/dark-di ... witcher-3/

permadeath me imagino que significara permanent death= muerte permanente= 1 vida, no¿?

Pues si es un modo de dificultad en el que si te mueres se acaba todo, no puedes cargar, te toca empezar de nuevo.

JuanPabloMathis escribió:A mi tambien me parece una pasada que haya gente que se lo pase asi, por que lo habra xD.

Yo soy mas de la primera partida en modo normal, ir tranquilito por el juego, buscando cualquier escondrijo tranquilamente y sin buyas... y si el juego me ha gustado lo suficiente ya habra tiempo de pasarselo de maneras mas desafiantes.

UN SALUDO

jjuanji escribió:Para los cazatrofeos como pongan un trofeo de pasárselo en ese modo, vamos a jodernos pero bien

bakalap2 escribió:Creo que no se ha comentado, por lo visto el juego tendrá modo hardcore con "permadeath"

Dark difficulty and permadeath: how hard is The Witcher 3?
http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/05/dark-di ... witcher-3/

Orc_Barf escribió:

bakalap2 escribió:Creo que no se ha comentado, por lo visto el juego tendrá modo hardcore con "permadeath"

Dark difficulty and permadeath: how hard is The Witcher 3?
http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/05/dark-di ... witcher-3/

no qué va xDDDD no se ha comentado.

Solrack escribió:Suelo visitar la web de esa gente cuando quiero bajarme el hype ya que suelen ser bastante "amargados" y tikismikis con todo. Al final me subió más el hype .

Klarth Ontarian escribió:Acabo de leer de un "usuario" de un hilo que va a venir doblado en varios idiomas


¿por un casual, tendrá selector de voces? Me encantaría escuchar el doblaje Japonés

josemayuste escribió:

Klarth Ontarian escribió:Acabo de leer de un "usuario" de un hilo que va a venir doblado en varios idiomas


¿por un casual, tendrá selector de voces? Me encantaría escuchar el doblaje Japonés

Enlace please?

What languages will The Witcher: Wild Hunt be localized in?

Full voiceover and subtitles: English, Polish, German, French, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese. Subtitles only: Arabic, Italian, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Hungarian, Latin America Spanish, Korean.


If I buy the game in a specific country, will I only have access to that country's language version?

Everyone who buys The Witcher will have access to all of the language versions. You can pick and choose as you see fit.

xufeitor escribió:

josemayuste escribió:

Klarth Ontarian escribió:Acabo de leer de un "usuario" de un hilo que va a venir doblado en varios idiomas


¿por un casual, tendrá selector de voces? Me encantaría escuchar el doblaje Japonés

Enlace please?

What languages will The Witcher: Wild Hunt be localized in?

Full voiceover and subtitles: English, Polish, German, French, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese. Subtitles only: Arabic, Italian, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Hungarian, Latin America Spanish, Korean.


If I buy the game in a specific country, will I only have access to that country's language version?

Everyone who buys The Witcher will have access to all of the language versions. You can pick and choose as you see fit.

http://www.gog.com/thewitcher3

xufeitor escribió:

josemayuste escribió:

Klarth Ontarian escribió:Acabo de leer de un "usuario" de un hilo que va a venir doblado en varios idiomas


¿por un casual, tendrá selector de voces? Me encantaría escuchar el doblaje Japonés

Enlace please?

What languages will The Witcher: Wild Hunt be localized in?

Full voiceover and subtitles: English, Polish, German, French, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese. Subtitles only: Arabic, Italian, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Hungarian, Latin America Spanish, Korean.


If I buy the game in a specific country, will I only have access to that country's language version?

Everyone who buys The Witcher will have access to all of the language versions. You can pick and choose as you see fit.

http://www.gog.com/thewitcher3

I gathered a new info from this polish Q&A (made by the guys who played the game, without RED's participation) and articles from unrelated websites for the sake of clarification about certain subject matters. Some of it you may already heard about, but I'm sure there will be some new things for you as well.

- there are many different types of additional weapons that you can pick up. What's interesting, you need a higher level in order to be able to use it

- weapons (including swords) will not last forever and can end up dull if used too much, which will result in minimal damage. You need to regularly pay a visit to a craftsman to maintain it

- HUD is very customizable. There are several options available, including turning off minimap and all sorts of notifications if you so desire

- all graphical settings are present in in-game menu

- enemies will parry crossbow's bolts with a shields

- skill tree is really massive. There are 5 trees (according to witchersite there was 4, so I'm not sure who is closer to the truth), each has 5 tiers and each tier contains 5 skills. Every skill has 3 or 4 levels to unlock. Even though later Geralt will gain more skill points per level it's still will be impossible to unlock all of it

- after unlocking the skill it needs to be activated. You do that by putting it into separate tree, which contains a limited number of slots (it will increase with character's progress). Activated skills affects Geralt's fighting style. Activating set of skills from the same category will increase it's effects. It adds another layer to preparations and tactical planning, as you have to choose an appropriate set of active skills depending on what kind of opponent you going to face (for example, if you going to fight with heavily armored knights, you can activate Igni upgrade that allows you to melt armors)

- there are four slots for mutagens, which also affects your abilities

- temporary companions are quite helpful and even use different fighting styles. For example, one woman that accompany them waited for a right moment while enemies were focused on Geralt to backstab them for massive damage

- game is pretty difficult, as you can die even on easy if you're not careful

- some details about dynamic weather: there will be snow, different phases of day/night, different stages of cloudiness, storms, a few types of rain and even a morning mist

- enemy AI is really good. Wolves and bandits spread to cut off all of Geralt's escape routes. If you kill their respective leaders, they end up completely disorganized. One enemy can use himself as a living bait to give the rest of his squad a chance to put Geralt in a corner If you set up a trap or Yrden sign in front of the enemy, he will avoid it

- NPC's models are very diverse and interior of every hut looks different, so there will be no feeling of deja vu

EDIT:

Now there are some details I forgot to mention. Nothing major, but still something that I think was pretty interesting.

- in gry-online video about combat one journalist said that Geralt still can quickly beat the distance between him and enemy by jump attacking him like in The Witcher 2, but difference is that he's not doing that automatically this time around. You do that by holding light attack button, which is useful to catch fleeing enemies, if you choose "no survivors" policy. That's pretty cool, as it gives you a more control over character without taking anything away.

- in the pclab interview REDs also mention that this time you can throw away the quest items. To make sure that you won't accidentally get rid of something important and thus make the game unwinnable, this things will always remain in a game world where you left it, while regular stuff will vanish after some time. I know some people complained about lack of this option in The Witcher 2, so there you go

- there is one thing I'm not sure about. In the Onet article there is a sentence: "For example Igni sign has four levels, each with unique perks, one of them is armor melting". It may be my misinterpretation, but I think it means that each skill level is like a different skill and you can switch between all unlocked levels of a skill for other bonuses, like one level of Igni allows you to melt armor, but another gives it a wider range and so on. Again, that's just my interpretation of this one line of this one article, so don't quote me about it

- and finally we have confirmed return of another Witcher 2 character. Don't click SPOILER if you don't want to know who it's going to be.

Guy escribió:

I gathered a new info from this polish Q&A (made by the guys who played the game, without RED's participation) and articles from unrelated websites for the sake of clarification about certain subject matters. Some of it you may already heard about, but I'm sure there will be some new things for you as well.

- there are many different types of additional weapons that you can pick up. What's interesting, you need a higher level in order to be able to use it

- weapons (including swords) will not last forever and can end up dull if used too much, which will result in minimal damage. You need to regularly pay a visit to a craftsman to maintain it

- HUD is very customizable. There are several options available, including turning off minimap and all sorts of notifications if you so desire

- all graphical settings are present in in-game menu

- enemies will parry crossbow's bolts with a shields

- skill tree is really massive. There are 5 trees (according to witchersite there was 4, so I'm not sure who is closer to the truth), each has 5 tiers and each tier contains 5 skills. Every skill has 3 or 4 levels to unlock. Even though later Geralt will gain more skill points per level it's still will be impossible to unlock all of it

- after unlocking the skill it needs to be activated. You do that by putting it into separate tree, which contains a limited number of slots (it will increase with character's progress). Activated skills affects Geralt's fighting style. Activating set of skills from the same category will increase it's effects. It adds another layer to preparations and tactical planning, as you have to choose an appropriate set of active skills depending on what kind of opponent you going to face (for example, if you going to fight with heavily armored knights, you can activate Igni upgrade that allows you to melt armors)

- there are four slots for mutagens, which also affects your abilities

- temporary companions are quite helpful and even use different fighting styles. For example, one woman that accompany them waited for a right moment while enemies were focused on Geralt to backstab them for massive damage

- game is pretty difficult, as you can die even on easy if you're not careful

- some details about dynamic weather: there will be snow, different phases of day/night, different stages of cloudiness, storms, a few types of rain and even a morning mist

- enemy AI is really good. Wolves and bandits spread to cut off all of Geralt's escape routes. If you kill their respective leaders, they end up completely disorganized. One enemy can use himself as a living bait to give the rest of his squad a chance to put Geralt in a corner If you set up a trap or Yrden sign in front of the enemy, he will avoid it

- NPC's models are very diverse and interior of every hut looks different, so there will be no feeling of deja vu

EDIT:

Now there are some details I forgot to mention. Nothing major, but still something that I think was pretty interesting.

- in gry-online video about combat one journalist said that Geralt still can quickly beat the distance between him and enemy by jump attacking him like in The Witcher 2, but difference is that he's not doing that automatically this time around. You do that by holding light attack button, which is useful to catch fleeing enemies, if you choose "no survivors" policy. That's pretty cool, as it gives you a more control over character without taking anything away.

- in the pclab interview REDs also mention that this time you can throw away the quest items. To make sure that you won't accidentally get rid of something important and thus make the game unwinnable, this things will always remain in a game world where you left it, while regular stuff will vanish after some time. I know some people complained about lack of this option in The Witcher 2, so there you go

- there is one thing I'm not sure about. In the Onet article there is a sentence: "For example Igni sign has four levels, each with unique perks, one of them is armor melting". It may be my misinterpretation, but I think it means that each skill level is like a different skill and you can switch between all unlocked levels of a skill for other bonuses, like one level of Igni allows you to melt armor, but another gives it a wider range and so on. Again, that's just my interpretation of this one line of this one article, so don't quote me about it

- and finally we have confirmed return of another Witcher 2 character. Don't click SPOILER if you don't want to know who it's going to be.

http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/ ... ost1542435

DeltaDoce escribió:Espero que con lo de HUD customizable también se refieran al tamaño de los substitulos que con los de Dragon Age sufro una barbaridad.

Ronato escribió:Para los que tenemos reservado en amazon con la promo del comic... ¿sabéis si mandan todo junto en mayo o mandan primero el comic y luego el juego? de ser asín como lo cobrarían?

Salu2

luisotron escribió:

Ronato escribió:Para los que tenemos reservado en amazon con la promo del comic... ¿sabéis si mandan todo junto en mayo o mandan primero el comic y luego el juego? de ser asín como lo cobrarían?

Salu2

Lo mandaran todo a la vez, ya que no te van a mandar el comic sin cobrarte, y no te van a cobrar hasta que te envien el juego, ya podra ser en el mismo paquete o en diferentes, pero lo mandaran todo cuando tengan el juegi

Ronato escribió:

luisotron escribió:

Ronato escribió:Para los que tenemos reservado en amazon con la promo del comic... ¿sabéis si mandan todo junto en mayo o mandan primero el comic y luego el juego? de ser asín como lo cobrarían?

Salu2

Lo mandaran todo a la vez, ya que no te van a mandar el comic sin cobrarte, y no te van a cobrar hasta que te envien el juego, ya podra ser en el mismo paquete o en diferentes, pero lo mandaran todo cuando tengan el juegi

Gracias. No me quedo muy claro la respuesta que me dieron en el chat los de amazon

GABCACHUS1 escribió:¿Me podriais decir cuanto vale la edición coleccionista en game? La tengo reservada desde hace tiempo pero no me acuerdo cual era su precio.

GABCACHUS1 escribió:¿Me podriais decir cuanto vale la edición coleccionista en game? La tengo reservada desde hace tiempo pero no me acuerdo cual era su precio.

ludwig escribió:Sabeis si volveran a poner a la venta la edicion coleccionista?. Si alguien se entera que lo diga por aqui, por favor.

kan3da escribió:

ludwig escribió:Sabeis si volveran a poner a la venta la edicion coleccionista?. Si alguien se entera que lo diga por aqui, por favor.

Hay que estar atentos a las anulaciones de reserva...por ejemplo el The order EC pusieron ayer disponible en la fnac (aunque del Brujo será más difícil que se anulen)

chachocadi escribió:

kan3da escribió:

ludwig escribió:Sabeis si volveran a poner a la venta la edicion coleccionista?. Si alguien se entera que lo diga por aqui, por favor.

Hay que estar atentos a las anulaciones de reserva...por ejemplo el The order EC pusieron ayer disponible en la fnac (aunque del Brujo será más difícil que se anulen)

Preguntad en MM , yo fui hace un par de semanas y aun se podia reservar la edicion coleccionista

Etherion escribió:Sí no las reponen antes del lanzamiento, lo harán luego; para TW2 lo hicieron. Yo compre la mía casi un año después y más barata eso sí.

Migadeth escribió:

Etherion escribió:Sí no las reponen antes del lanzamiento, lo harán luego; para TW2 lo hicieron. Yo compre la mía casi un año después y más barata eso sí.

A mí la de Xbox360 me costó hace unos meses unos 45€, y tuvieron stock durante unas semanas en la página, curioso viendo las burradas que piden por ahí.