“Geralt will have two fighting styles to choose from - a fast one and a strong one, just like in The Witcher 2. On top of that, he will also perform special attacks chosen by the player during character development. Combine that with 96 separate attack animations and you end up with a deadly flurry of silver, steel and magic.”
“We’ve revamped combat completely and the finishers have also undergone major changes. Since we’ve tried to make fights more responsive and more realistic, we decided to portray the finishing moves within the combat choreography itself, rather than present them via separate cutscenes. This way we don’t break immersion and the finishers look even more spectacular.”
In an exclusive post-E3 interview, I asked The Witcher 3 game director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz how CD Projekt RED's next-gen RPG would play on Sony's fledgling handheld. What kind of control challenges does his studio face when thinking about PS Vita compatibility? "Everything is a question of the design philosophy you adopt during the early phase of the preproduction process," he said. "We designed The Witcher 3 to be a very streamlined experience as far as control and the interface go. Remember that interface differences are not only the case for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita--as a multi-platform developer we also need to take into account the differences between all the platforms."
"This means we need to introduce solutions that are flexible and universal so the game runs smoothly and provides a similar experience on all platforms, including the Vita."
Pentru doritori exista si un serial polonez bazat pe aventurile lui Geralt of Rivia ( nu va asteptati la Game of Thrones ci mai degraba la Norii Negri - "pensionarii" stiu la ce ma refer ) :
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