The Witcher Wild Hunt coming to GoG, pre order now to get extra bonuses and unique features.
http://www.gog.com/thewitcher3/en
http://www.gog.com/thewitcher3/en
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CDProject does everything right. No DRM, base edition stuffed, even a loyalty discount.
Except for charging an extra $20 just because I don't live in the US...
To be fair, they apparently offer $20 worth of "classics" to make up for it, but then why charge the higher price in the first place?
Except for charging an extra $20 just because I don't live in the US...
To be fair, they apparently offer $20 worth of "classics" to make up for it, but then why charge the higher price in the first place?
It's not by choice. Many publishers won't sell a game without regional pricing. Gog recently stated they will fight for flat prices, but when they can't they will offer gog credit.
I see this has gone up on steam today for steamos, why would anybody want it on steam with DRM when you can get it on GoG DRM free ? Just wondered.
I dunno why that should affect W3, as CDPR owns both Witcher and GoG.
I know I posted this, but I for one cannot buy into a game that is not released until next year, and has no published specs yet, you could end up buying into a game that will NOT run on your machine.
I agree, but honestly, with my game backlog, by the time I get around to playing it, I'm sure whatever machine I have would handle it (and we''ll all be flying around on anti-grav belts, too!)
Import taxes, compliance issues, other regulations. Same reasons everything else is more expensive in your area of the world. Your beef is with your government, not CD Projekt Red.
They work with various regional publishers to get the game in stores.
There are no import taxes on products under $400 for personal use*. There are unlikely to be any compliance issues as personal imports do not need to be reviewed by OFLC. I'm not aware of any regulations around this; GOG is based outside of NZ so most (if not all) of the local laws don't apply.
Except for the Mac port of the Witcher 1, which is so bug ridden that most people can't play the game.CDProject does everything right. No DRM, base edition stuffed, even a loyalty discount.
Except for the Mac port of the Witcher 1, which is so bug ridden that most people can't play the game.
Mine crashed every 5 minutes, and I could see I was far from being the only one.Do not say that I have just started playing it.
As for The Witcher 3 said:Totaly agree
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Mine crashed every 5 minutes, and I could see I was far from being the only one.
Played longer than 5 minutes and so far no crashes, fingers crossed
As for The Witcher 3, I will become interested in this if and when they announce and deliver a decent Mac version and not before.
I wonder if I should wait for the Mac version, or install Windows via Bootcamp just for this title...? Or maybe what I want is just to re-play Witcher 2 going Iorweth patch for a change?
Interesting, as I have the same model, but with an i7 instead of i3.I've only played The Witcher a few hours so far but I haven't had a single problem. It runs just fine for me on a mid 2011 iMac 3.1 CPU, 12 gigs RAM, Radeon 6970m GPU.