The Witcher

**rajpoot** · 07-07-2008, 15:35

Err......the new features will be implemented in the old game and it's savegames too or it'll be like whole new expantion pack?

**FactionHeir** · 07-07-2008, 16:31

Its the same game, just a better version. It does mean that your old savegames won't work as the modules are different, but I think those changes and bugfixes will be worth it (look at my collection of bugs on the witcher wiki site

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**FactionHeir** · 09-03-2008, 18:22

So, anyone else looking forward to the imminent release of the Enhanced Edition?

**rajpoot** · 09-03-2008, 18:38

I am

It's somewhere around the 19th isn't it?

**FactionHeir** · 09-03-2008, 19:03

Yup, and free for existing game owners.

Personally, the main feature I'm looking forward to (outside of all those bugfixes) is that you can mix and match languages. So you can have say English sounds with Spanish subtitles. Kind of like learning a new language that way.

**Thermal** · 09-03-2008, 21:19

the witchers good, it is an rpg of sorts i guess, a deep story line but real set, no freedom at all, where as obvilion is the ultimate game in my opinion, not even total war beats it lols

**Warmaster Horus** · 09-03-2008, 21:39

Ever tried Morrowind, Aries? Waaay better than Oblivion. Pity about the graphics, though... It's still better

I've already got the Witcher, and played it some 6 months ago. But I've been contemplating replaying it, though. Since the EE is coming soon, I'll do it then.
Well, that is, as soon as I've got free time. High School is a pain...

**FactionHeir** · 09-03-2008, 21:58

Originally Posted by Aries777777

the witchers good, it is an rpg of sorts i guess, a deep story line but real set, no freedom at all, where as obvilion is the ultimate game in my opinion, not even total war beats it lols

Morrowind and Oblivion only give you a limited amount of freedom too in that the game ends when you do the main quest and till then you can busy yourself doing side quests. The Witcher is no different there. In fact, I always do all the sides first before doing the main, and chatting up random townies gets you hidden quests or information, which are quite entertaining.

WH: You can spend you time playing Witcher: Versus

That's what I do when I got nothing to do since you can just challenge people, log off, and come back in a day to review.