Witcher 3 is a great game, probably the best games to come out this month. However, despite the greatness, there is a slight issue that a lot of people have been reporting. According to several reports from around the internet, the game induces motion sickness after spending some time in the game. At first the issue seemed to be originating from the game itself, but recently we have received a report that confirms that the game in fact is a culprit. The reasons that are inducing the motion sickness are as followed:
Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher developer CD Projekt revealed strong earnings and details about Project Orion, The Witcher 4, and more.
Cool can't wait for the ps6 release to play the fixed version of this to.
Obviously joking cyberpunk went from a disappointment to me to one of my all time favorites so I trust them but I'm still cautious about their launches
I am hoping we don't have to wait too long for Cyberpunk. I never got into the Witcher.
They have totally different studios to work on each one so in theory they are being developed independently unlike Witcher 3 - cyberpunk 2077
Overall good news if true. They actually learned from Cyberpunk 2077.
Every one of their projects is either in the concept or pre-production phase while they streamline work flow with UE5 and overcome 'hiccups' with the help of Epic Games.
Reasonable allocation of resources and developers to their different projects. The transparency is a huge plus in my book. This is promising. It's one of the few developers I'd hate to see decline like the rest of once-great AAA studios.
The only thing that stings a little is The Witcher Remake is still in the concept phase. They even took the team working on it to help development on The Witcher 4. So it's not releasing anytime soon.
UE5 cookie cutter content. I'm not terribly excited, even though I love the original CP2077. Sad they abandoned their own engine with a unique look and feel and gave in to Tencent / Sweeney. REDengine held its own.
There are many 2025 gaming anniversaries to celebrate, including Life is Strange, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Super Mario Bros.
Eurogamer: "In more than a year of conversations with CD Projekt, Eurogamer has picked up a few hints at what we can expect for The Witcher 4 and its reveal."
I expect it to be a buggy mess at launch
I also expect them to under deliver what they'll promise to do
That's the thing I will never understand. They may have fixed all the issues Cyberpunk had at launch, and thru a major update they tweaked a few things but it is now only a much stabler version of what they originally released and nothing else. They over promised a bunch of features that did not make it into the game, non of which ever will be patched into it either. And yet people ate up the patches as if they were given the game they were sold on by all the promises of what it was going to be and never was. All they did was fix what shouldn't have been that broken in the first place. Blows my mind how easily people just let things slide.
***They over promised a bunch of features that did not make it into the game***
I mean, they literally sold stuff and then told us before release that they changed things so it wouldn't be included at launch.
Like when they added the metro as if it was new content even though it was in the trailer.
Starting from witcher 1 thru 3, each game has improved on it's combat. Witcher 3 doesn't have all time great combat like an Elden Ring, but it is definitely a fun combat system.
I expect the next game to continue this improvement trend.
That said, none of CDPR's games are known for their combat first. Their most recent, CP2077, while it has pretty good FPS combat, it's by no means amazing.
Also, given the disaster that was CDPR on launch, I'll bet they will let W4 bake as long as is necessary for it to be awesome on launch.
Witcher 4, cyberpunk 2, why even talk about these titles since they're years from release 🤣 I keep seeing articles about red dead 3 too. Smh atleast bring up games that come.out late 2025, that's more bearable
I tend to agree. They're just click-baity articles or for people who have to have all info on a p[articular game...wake me up when we get gameplay footage!
If I was them I’d take the humble approach and say we are trying to learn from our past mistakes and make the best game we can and that is it.
