The Witcher 3

 Stvar je u tome što ti sam sebi ispadaš kontradiktoran, a zapravo se to što želiš reći može drukčije objasniti.

Sloboda u Skyrimu je toliko prividna da je to nenormalno. Da se razumijemo, meni slobodu u igrama ne predstavlja samo sloboda kretanja. Likovi su generični, imaš kvazi-elder-zmaja koji je tobože zgriješio, pa mu je žao, imaš Alduina koji je zlozlozlo i samo zlo, imaš dvije na totalno retardiran način zaraćene strane, imaš Thalmore kao neku gospodu, sve je to ama baš nikako razrađeno u odnosu ne samo na Witchera (nije mi ni on savršen, gospodine Alex Mercer, ni blizu najdražeg RPG-a, samo znam biti objektivan) nego i mnoge druge RPG-ove.

S druge strane, možda si mlađi, možda si zadržao entuzijazam prema samim igrama, pa ti je sve i dalje bajno, i ljestvica zadovoljstva u istim ostala tamo gdje je i bila kad si imao 10-15 godina, pa ne tražiš previše - onda bih razumio. Prvobitno rečeno - čista blasfemija.

Developer Spotlight #2 - Damien Monnier
Ovdje je cijeli intervju, a ispod neke stvari koje su mi se činile najzanimljivije...

Can our dodge be used for more than just evading? In one of the earliest videos I saw that when Geralt dodges backwards into an enemy it almost looked like Geralt elbowed him in the face, and the enemies staggered backwards, will this be another way we can damage enemies?

You can make some space if you're surrounded by dodging into someone, they'll be pushed a bit but you won't elbow them.

How does parrying really work? I saw that when Geralt parries an opponent he doesn't lose any health or vigor, so how will the game punish us if we just hold down the parry button? Or when we are in the middle of a group we can just hold down the parry button and block all the attacks with little consequences?

Actually parry is the same button as block, but in order to parry you must press at the right time (as you’re about to get hit) only then are you rewarded by a parry (we call it counter attack). Some enemies cannot be parried, like a double handed hammer swing for example is something you should dodge rather than try and block with your face. It's worth mentioning that not everything can be blocked fully. For example, sometimes, if you block a heavy attack, you will get staggered and receive fraction of damage.

How does the parry mechanic work when fighting multiple enemies?
I saw in the polish demo that when Geralt parries an opponent with a shield he disarms them, but it looked like you had to be locked on. So will we be able to parry multiple enemies attacks? Do we have to be locked on to an opponent to parry? Can we parry any enemy that attacks Geralt from the back or side?

You parry only one enemy at a time. You don't have to be locked but with multiple enemies basically whoever's attack is closest to the parry sweet spot will get parried and you will see the animation. At that point you cannot be attacked by others but the parry is short so if you have somebody else raising his sword you can either quickly parry him too or...you get hurt.

Will our two different attacks this time make more of a difference?
Like for example, will certain enemies parry us, or dodge if we use heavy attacks to much? And similarly will they be blocking more if we just use light attacks? Will we be required to use the two different attacks on the correct timing to fight more effectively?

Absolutely, that's also a reason why spamming is not recommended, eventually you need to switch and be a bit more clever with your attacks.

Will we have all the essential combat abilities like: Parry from all directions, deflect arrows, riposte, group-style and the full variety of (all 90+) combat animations available from the very beginning of the game?

You can parry from the beginning, this is not something you need to unlock, but as for the others you will need to learn them.

Can we play the whole game without using the crossbow even once, even if we want to fight against every enemy in the game? Are there quests that require us to use the crossbow?

Yes - no.

Does the type of armor Geralt wears affect his speed and stamina (heavy coat armor as opposed to wearing just normal clothes).

Yes. Light, Medium and Heavy trade between speed and armor.

What references did you take for designing the gameplay mechanics in the witcher 3?

Witcher 2 mostly, our goal was not to totally copy another game but address the problems with Witcher 2's combat.

What were some difficulties you encountered during balancing the gameplay?

Not having level scaling… And the scale of the game.

A few questions about leveling: Could you please describe the leveling system? How do developers balance leveling in an open world environment without level scaling enemies? Does leveling increase any of Geralt's stats automatically? Or does it just increase the type of equipment and skills Geralt has available to use? Or does it affect him in other ways? Is the main quest line non-linear? If yes, how are the levels designed to allow for balanced gameplay in each of the quests?

Geralt stats increased on normal and easy but on hard and dark it's more focused on the gear.

Will the banks in Novigrad be functional buildings(that you can enter and deposit/stash some gold or find some odd quest), or are the buildings there just for show?

You can use the bank to maybe change some of the money that you have (we have multiple currencies in play) or even borrow some money.

Regarding Roach and when you call her. Will she be the same horse Geralt rode last time, and of the same colour, or does a completely random horse show up every time Geralt whistles?

It's always her but you can ride others. You can spend a lot of time customising her with new items (some of which we’re going to be starting making soon for our free DLC).

I like that the HUD tells me what time it is, but why does it tell me the weather? Isn't that pretty obvious?

Good question. Weather is important as it can also affect monsters, so if you get a tiny bit of rain you could think "mmm, that's light rain, it'll be fine" and then you get destroyed by drowners for example. So instead you look at it and you can see that the game specifically says "this is the weather currently, therefore beware". Quick glance and you know what you need to take into account.

How will world respond on Geralt appearance, for showing up with a monster trophy, will they comment it or something like that?

People are constantly commenting on Geralt, he is a freak after all, having trophies on you doesn't change how people insult you.

There are rumors that theres around 70 unique types of monsters in the game. How hard was it to make every monster unique gameplay wise? Will we encounter many creatures with crazy abilities like Fiends hypnotic eye and Foglings well.... fog?

They all have their own little thing, even if we have some that are in the same family (drowners for example come to mind). My favourite one at the moment is the foglet, well fogletS, because they usually come in groups unfortunately. You see a fog rising and suddenly some pale figures circling you. Then they will come in and materialise next to you. Freaky stuff. Now when I see natural fog I take my sword out and look around just in case.

How long does the day/night cycle last in real time?

From memory it's just over 3 hours for 48 hours. It's nice. It's a good speed that allows you to see areas wake up and go to sleep, change around you, without it feeling like you need to play for hours at night.

Since you threw away traditional concept of difficulty settings (higher difficulty- enemies have more hitpoints and do more damage) could you tell us how exactly difficulty settings works? More enemies per pack? Better AI? Or maybe combination of both and even more than that?

More HP and more damage but more focused on the damage part, it's more about you being good than them becoming sponges for your blows, also you cannot regen HP during combat OR during meditation in hard and dark. You also earn less XP which doesn't feel like bad, it's just less generous let's say.

I would love some more insight into the whole "Enemies don't respawn" thing. It just seems like areas would become stale when everything dies off and there's nothing to fight. So my question would be, "If enemies don't respawn at all, what will keep exploration of areas from becoming kind of boring overtime, with nothing to fight?"

They do respawn. Each group will have a different respawn time and basically as you walk around and trigger them at various times, their respawn will also be staggered if you would. So by doing your first pass you sort of shuffle the spawns around (or set the countdown)

Will there be the legendary loot like the Makhakam Sihill, Moonblade, and Aerondith with Ravens armor in Witcher 1 or Vrans/Elders blood set in Witcher 2?

Yes.

Jedva cekam da krene ekipa sa GTX 970,16 GB rama,SSD 500 gb i 7 4xxxK pricati kako je igra super optimizirana :D

 Ovisi koja verzija po ovome clanku

http://www.dualshockers.com/2015/04/16/the-witcher-3-wild-hunts-download-size-on-xbox-one-revealed/

 Na GTX 970 i da igra bude *ranje od optimizacije,moci ces ugodno igrati,samo kazem igra nece biti *ranje od optimizacije jer Witcher 2 nije bio,ali prava optimizacija je nesto kao GTA 5,da na low end karticama mozes potegnuti 30 fps za ugodan gameplay.

Vještac 3 divlji lov

toliko nahajpana igra ali neka ako ispuni ocekivanja bit ce najbolji RPG zadnjih nekoliko godina mozda cak i desetljeca

 nova, evo ja sam upravo prošao s q8200 oc na 3ghz prešao na 3570k @ 4.3ghz... Bio je teški botleneck za 7870 flex GHZ grafičku, sve što je vrtilo oko 40 fpsa s velikim padovima kada je mnogo objekta/pogled u velike daljine sada je čisti 60 fpsa na visokim detaljima. Preko njuškala, koštalo me malo manje od 2000 kuna i još imam garanciju na sve dijelove

Odoše pare 

Odoše i meni danas na steam preorder... Oh, well..

 Imaš par modova za Skyrim koji čine igru prelijepom.

 To je već drugi par rukava. Govorim za žalbe na grafiku, koja može biti fantastična uz pomoć modova. Zaboga pa igrate na PC-u, iskoristite ga i ne kukajte..

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - RAGE & STEEL  

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