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October 6th, 2008, 10:27
Finally got the game downloaded and running (took a while)!
No chance of remembering half of the manual, just have to learn the hard way
Looks great though, i will certainly be amused for a loong time
No chance of remembering half of the manual, just have to learn the hard way

Looks great though, i will certainly be amused for a loong time
Watcher
October 6th, 2008, 22:26
You'll be ok
It's not technically hard game, though alchemy might be confusing at the beginning.
It's not technically hard game, though alchemy might be confusing at the beginning.
Traveler
October 7th, 2008, 03:02
Manuals are best scanned at first then read once you've seen a little of the game. Leave them in the bathroom. 
The game was kinda daunting to me at first. The combat takes a little getting used to. I used the isometric view most of the time and had terrible problems not-quite clicking on an enemy which got turned into a move command. It was well worth spending the time to get good at the combat, though.
Hehe, I love how the characters take Geralt's amnesia in stride - like it's something that happens to people all the time. Which it does in the RPG gaming world!

The game was kinda daunting to me at first. The combat takes a little getting used to. I used the isometric view most of the time and had terrible problems not-quite clicking on an enemy which got turned into a move command. It was well worth spending the time to get good at the combat, though.
Hehe, I love how the characters take Geralt's amnesia in stride - like it's something that happens to people all the time. Which it does in the RPG gaming world!
October 7th, 2008, 06:46
I like it 
Does take abit of getting used to, and the potion making will be abit of a learning curve for me.
Lots of cut-scenes and help (which is well done) at the start.
I take it this will last up to the first chapter and then your in the deep end?
Noticed jumping off walls or climbing up is out of the question?!

Does take abit of getting used to, and the potion making will be abit of a learning curve for me.
Lots of cut-scenes and help (which is well done) at the start.
I take it this will last up to the first chapter and then your in the deep end?
Noticed jumping off walls or climbing up is out of the question?!
Watcher
October 7th, 2008, 12:36
Traveler
October 7th, 2008, 16:43
It's a great game. You're in for a different experience each chapter. I beat it a few days ago, still been thinking about it lots - it's a great game. My advice to you is to really give thought about the choices you make, don't rush through all the text. It's a rewarding story.
Oh yeah, and I got much use out of the Igni sign. If you invest points into it, and take an endurance regeneration potion - you're pretty much unstoppable.
Oh yeah, and I got much use out of the Igni sign. If you invest points into it, and take an endurance regeneration potion - you're pretty much unstoppable.
Last edited by Embolus; October 7th, 2008 at 17:19.
October 7th, 2008, 19:31
Well he`s not much of a drinker, only had 3 drinks with the chap with the gardening problem… ended up totally hammered at 2AM and staggering around trying to light candles!
Watcher
October 10th, 2008, 06:44
Londonchris: Much as in the real world, how hammered Geralt gets depends on the kind of drinks he is given. Three bottles of wine or some other hard liquor and he will be toast, maybe even pass out, but beer takes a lot more to get to the same point - 5-7 drinks isn't out of the question.
As far as the little tutorial screens go, they will keep popping up until you've exhausted them all, though it will be less frequent as you progress. Everytime you learn a new sign you will trigger one, which goes at least into chapter 3.
As far as the little tutorial screens go, they will keep popping up until you've exhausted them all, though it will be less frequent as you progress. Everytime you learn a new sign you will trigger one, which goes at least into chapter 3.
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..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
October 10th, 2008, 11:57
Originally Posted by JabberwockyYou can get them all in chapter 2, actually.
Everytime you learn a new sign you will trigger one, which goes at least into chapter 3.
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Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum
Sometimes I get this urge to conquer large parts of Europe
Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum
Sometimes I get this urge to conquer large parts of Europe
October 10th, 2008, 14:19
Oh yeah I forgot, the last one is inside the tower right? That's right at the end of the chapter though.
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..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
October 10th, 2008, 16:18
Yeah, that's true.
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Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum
Sometimes I get this urge to conquer large parts of Europe
Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum
Sometimes I get this urge to conquer large parts of Europe
October 13th, 2008, 14:38
Really enjoying this game now, somehow managed to lose / sell the ring of Eternal Fire, so that made things a bit more difficult!
Traveler
October 14th, 2008, 03:59
That's why it's good to keep it on your finger! 
Oh, btw… I'm correcting myself on the previous claim about learning the signs. You can also learn the last sign (whichever one that is called - I forgot) in the cave in the swamp - you don't have to wait till the end of chapter II. Uh that is, if there are four signs. There's four right?

Oh, btw… I'm correcting myself on the previous claim about learning the signs. You can also learn the last sign (whichever one that is called - I forgot) in the cave in the swamp - you don't have to wait till the end of chapter II. Uh that is, if there are four signs. There's four right?
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..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
October 14th, 2008, 12:43
END OF CHAPTER ONE SPOILERS!
Well I just completed chapter one and is was damn good! On the positive I'm getting laid more than I ever do in real life!
So far love the game though, just a little bit of a shame that so many NPC's in chapter two look the same!
Well I just completed chapter one and is was damn good! On the positive I'm getting laid more than I ever do in real life!
Spoiler
So far love the game though, just a little bit of a shame that so many NPC's in chapter two look the same!
Last edited by dteowner; October 14th, 2008 at 13:46.
Reason: added spoiler tag
Traveler
November 3rd, 2008, 13:12
On chapter 4 now, have been really enjoying it.
I think the story could be a bit stronger in some respects however:
I think the story could be a bit stronger in some respects however:
Spoiler
Traveler
November 3rd, 2008, 15:06
Spoiler
*edit* whoops, just realized you said you are in chapter 4, which means you already know about what I said in the spoiler tag. - I just started chapter 4 myself.
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..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
..& so they take the fiction all out of the Jabberwock & I recognize & accept him as a fact. - Mark Twain, May 30, 1880
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