TheGamer Writes "The best part of any RPG Is the fashion. I’ve written about as much with Elden Ring and Dark Souls, and The Witcher 3 is no different. When you’re dredging through swamps to kill nekkers, for some poor sod in a nearby town who will spit in your face when you’re done, you want to look good. You want fancy, gold-adorned pauldrons, and luscious red fabric flowing behind you as you run, not ill-fitting stuffy sweaters with generic stripe patterns and baggy brown trousers. Weirdly, that’s all I’m finding in The Witcher 3, with all my current craftable gear being much worse, and all the unique gear quickly fading out as I level up."
CDPR says that players shouldn't expect The Witcher 4 to be "Witcher 3 in new clothing," as the studio is adding new gameplay elements in it.
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From GameWatcher: "Michał Platkow-Gilewski, VP of PR and Communications at CD Projekt, has publicly recognised the turbulent release of Cyberpunk 2077. He attributed the admittedly troubled launch to extreme pressures, elevated expectations, and grueling crunch times, leading to a game that was not ready for release.
However, in light of the backlash his team experienced following Cyberpunk's debut, Platkow-Gilewski confirms that the team is now in a good place, effectively managing the negative aftermath and looking forward to the future. "I'm good. Actually... I think I'm great, to be honest."
Meaning some are still on the drawing board, and others are still in the brain. Ok, so we'll get two new games every 8-10 years right?
I never thought of that but I agree
While early armor sets don’t always look great, I thought many of the grandmaster sets were nice.
disagree, it doesn't fit in this universe
It does not need anything anymore. It is 7 years old. Let it rest in peace and move on ... Maybe something for the remake 2035.