The Witcher 3 delayed again! Nooooo......

John Dowding · Dec 8, 2014

I have high hopes for this and the delay does nothing to change that, quite the opposite in fact.

Galactic Geek · Dec 9, 2014

I have, to this day, never even touched, much less played, a Witcher game.

John Dowding · Dec 9, 2014

Then you have missed one of the finest game experiences available on the 360.

brandiesel1 · Dec 9, 2014

^^ That's true Genchy. A lot of people didn't like it because they thought it was too hard. It definitely doesn't hold your hand which is what I love about it.

Elohmn · Dec 9, 2014

I wouldn't say that. I tried my hardest to enjoy W2 but between the stale combat, really bad inventory system and couple this with both a Character that I didn't care for nor the story I could get into, I could not finish it.

I wouldn't really miss the W3 but I am looking very much forward to Cyberpunk 2077. I don't have a problem with the Developers (actually I admire them for their ambition) but I think they might have a lot to learn.

John Dowding · Dec 9, 2014

@Brandiesel, the books are worth a read if you haven't already.

brandiesel1 · Dec 9, 2014

^^ I didn't even know there were books. I'll check them out. I'm in the middle of my Sandman Slim series, but after that, I'll get these.

BizarroMantis · Dec 9, 2014

Sounds like some odd reading. Same as the Gears of War series. There's an intelligible story there worthy of being in an actual book? Maybe I misunderstood and it's just a small pamphlet game insert?

BEASTmmb · Dec 9, 2014

This just gives me more time to read the books. I've read the first one and really enjoyed it.

Tzar of kaos · Dec 9, 2014

Disapointed ? Yes....

But i got plenty of games to keep me busy.

I can easily wait....

FlambePlane628 · Dec 9, 2014

, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs....good luck when this is released

Elite Effect · Dec 9, 2014

@Bizarro

I've never actually read them, but they're pretty popular. The Witcher, as an IP, existed long before the video game. It started off as a series of short stories first published in the 80's. Those were later adapted into
films, a television series, many graphic novels, & of course, a video game.

John Dowding · Dec 9, 2014

Yes the books came first and are very well written, they are like really dark fairy tales with loads of European folklore influences, you get a lot of insight into the relationships between the main game characters. Not like the GOW Karen Travis cash ins
at all (although I read and enjoyed them being a Gears fan)

John Dowding · Oct 31, 2018

gamerant.com/witcher-3-wild-hunt-elder-blood-ciri-trailer

BizarroMantis

Sounds like some odd reading. Same as the Gears of War series. There's an intelligible story there worthy of being in an actual book? Maybe I misunderstood and it's just a small pamphlet game insert?

brandiesel1

^^ That's true Genchy. A lot of people didn't like it because they thought it was too hard. It definitely doesn't hold your hand which is what I love about it.

John Dowding

I have high hopes for this and the delay does nothing to change that, quite the opposite in fact.

DigitalAssassin

Disappointing to hear, but I still have faith that this will be a quality game that doesn't disappoint.

Reminds me of Bioshock Infinite, that was pushed to sure up the quality, but I still loved that!

Elite Effect

@Bizarro

I've never actually read them, but they're pretty popular. The Witcher, as an IP, existed long before the video game. It started off as a series of short stories first published in the 80's. Those were later adapted into
films, a television series, many graphic novels, & of course, a video game.

The Witcher 3 delayed again! Nooooo......