Re: The witcher (again)
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10/01/08 10:27 PM
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Shantara
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i haven't played the witcher yet, because until christmas i didn't have a computer that would run it. now that i do, it is one game that i am interested in getting and playing. from the things i have heard about it, i think it should be a good game and a lot of fun to play. has anyone had any bad experiences with it or just didn't like it? -shan
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Re: The witcher (again)
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17/01/08 06:47 PM
17/01/08 06:47 PM
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jvb
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How is the fighting? Cause just left clicking at the right time all the time doesn't sound good enough for me to do it for more then a few hours
jvb, royal dragon prince
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Re: The witcher (again)
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17/01/08 08:00 PM
17/01/08 08:00 PM
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DrunkenTofu

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From what I understand the game takes place after the books - so it's not based on any of them.
Aha... so this means they DID base the environment from the books: 'cos though the game takes place after the books, they still needed to maintain some level of character and society, etc. consistency.
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Re: The witcher (again)
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17/01/08 08:42 PM
17/01/08 08:42 PM
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DrunkenTofu

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From what I understand the game takes place after the books - so it's not based on any of them.
Aha... so this means they DID base the environment from the books: 'cos though the game takes place after the books, they still needed to maintain some level of character and society, etc. consistency.
Very much so, from what I gather. Not speaking Polish myself, however, I cannot be certain
So, the writer deserves a lot of credit for world-building. Otherwise, the game would likely have had chinks all over the place.
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