The Witcher 3 Lead Writer Says He Would Rewrite Dandelion as Wiser and More Supportive in the RPG
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The main screenwriter of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, now vice-president of narration at CD Projekt Red, believes that the cult RPG is very, very far from perfection. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is considered by many as one of the best games of all time. The RPG is a frank success, which has
The Witcher 3 is now eleven years old and apparently not at the end. With Songs of the Past the title gets a big new addition, which many fans are already looking forward to. Now Marcin Blacha, the main author of The Witcher 3, commented on why it is no problem for him to touch such a popular game after all these years. For him, The Witcher 3 is not an untouchable work. more
The Witcher 3 Lead Writer Says He Would Rewrite Dandelion as Wiser and More Supportive in the RPG
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is widely regarded as one of the strongest narrative-driven RPGs ever made, but its original lead writer does not consider the game beyond improvement. Marcin Blacha, who served as lead writer on The Witcher 3 and story director for its previous expansions, has revealed that there are parts of the 2015 RPG he would approach differently today. His comments arrive as CD Projekt Red prepares The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remas…
The chief screenwriter of "The Witcher 3" says whether the remake will change the original plot
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt It has long been considered one of the most important role-playing games of this generation. The game received high ratings and remains popular years after its release, and two major additions – Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine – expanded the original story so much that they became an […]
The Witcher 3 'is not untouchable,' story director says of the upcoming expansion and remaster: 'I still find some places that I think maybe nowadays, I would do it differently'
The Witcher 3 is the perfect videogame. Is that hyperbolic? Maybe a bit. But it's unquestionably one of the greatest RPGs of all time, a game that arrived with a 92% review score and somehow got better through years of fixes, upgrades, and expansions, the last of which provided a perfectly satisfying conclusion to the epic of Geralt (and an even higher review score).In his review for that brilliant denouement, former PC Gamer editor Tom Senior c…
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