Welcome to a world that knows no mercy — none is received, and none is given. Only physical and mental agility can keep you alive, though they are by no means a guarantor of life. You play the role of Geralt, an already legendary monster-slayer — but this, my friend, is not a gift, and is certainly not given lightly. “The Witcher” is an immense computer game. Within its realm, you will have to assume the burden of choice. And this burden of choice, as light as it may appear, is the very thing that will both permit you to wield influence over the fate of the world, as well as get you slain prematurely.
Fantasta would like to invite you to watch and participate in an interactive playthrough for the Witcher adventure "Entrapped".
The playthrough features:
* more than 440 video files;
* branching story paths chosen by the viewer;
* the content that has not been available before in the adventure (e.g. a new ending);
* two language versions, English and Polish.
The interactive playthrough is based on a few regular playthroughs. The uncompressed game recordings took up around 2.5 TB. The data was later cut into more than 440 short video clips and compressed and two language versions were prepared. The whole process took several weeks.
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Zapraszam do obejrzenia i wzięcia udziału w interaktywnym zapisie z przejścia przygody ”W potrzasku" do gry "Wiedźmin". Przejście obejmuje: * ponad 440 plików wideo; * rozgałęziające się ścieżki fabularne wybierane przez widza; * treści niedostępne wcześniej w przygodzie (np. nowe zakończenie); * dwie wersje językowe, angielską i polską.
A walkthrough for the biggest unofficial Witcher adventure "And a Curse and Love and Betrayal" is available now.
I upscaled all Witcher 1 cutscenes using multiple sophisticated AI models. The goal was to preserve all the details and uniqueness of the original cutscenes...
"Entrapped" version 1.3 has been released. It's the latest version of one of the most popular adventures for The Witcher.
I am pleased to announce that a huge update for the Masquerade adventure, marked as 1.2, has been released.
Çeviri Ekibi: Cevdet Caner can - [pelerinli] Barış baltacı - [VII_outLaw] Cemil türe - [cemilture] Volkan sürme - [IraArel] Burak şey - [Grimm...
What's wrong in Ban Glean, so wrong that Eskel got drunk rather than face it? Geralt has received a message from Eskel, asking him to take over a contract...
This is an editor for save games created by pre Enhanced Edition version of The Witcher. It does not work with the later Enhanced Edition available on...
This is an editor for save games created by The Witcher Enhanced Edition. You can modify the attributes and abilities of the player character (Geralt...
This is a long lost model importer for The Witcher's binary model format that imports compiled models into 3dsmax 9.
That would have been the best rpg ever if the combat system was ... different.
I've played a zillion RPG's, and this one is the best, ever. The story is great, the combat is gorgeously graceful, player choices have a real impact on the game, and it's a world for mature players, with morally ambiguous situations. I've played it five times and will undoubtedly play it again.
I have played it for about 10 h (I forgot to save so I had to replay 5 h -.-, so I have played 5 h of the game) and I think its an ok game, its very well done with the actual animations of the character, but I think the skill/character lvling system is a bit too complicated for my taste.
I actually did not enjoy this game. At all. Sorry.
fail.
describing your own post?
see what i did thar?
yes and it was hardly witty enough to warrant you calling it out
Best Polish game ever!
Piszę to jako Polak :)
One of the greatest RPG's i've ever played!
Interesting game, to say the least. I haven't been able to play it thoroughly, so I can't make any solid opinion yet... I know it is based on some Polish medieval fantasy novel, but doesn't Geralt remind you of Drizzt?
Well, I have never heard of Drizzt, so I had to Google him...
As I predicted, Geralt appeared for the first time BEFORE Drizzt did. It was in 1986 in a short polish story, while according to Wiki R.A. Salvatore made his character in 1987 and published in 1990.
In addition Salvatore says: "I like to think of Drizzt as a cross between Daryth from 'Darkwalker on Moonshae' and Aragorn from 'The Lord of the Rings'."{Wiki} He indeed sets his stories into world of D&D, while Sapkowski's character and WHOLE WORLD are totally original. (Notice that elves aren't similar in any way to Tolkien's elves...)
I'd bet neither Salvatore nor Sapkowski were inspirated in each other's work, because in that time Poland was quite isolated from west like Czechoslovakia (me) and most of other countries on the east of us.
So PLEASE, do not compare Witcher to other fantasy worlds in a way of similarity of races, bestiary etc. It's not similar, because it wasn't ment to be...
If Sapkowski was in no small part inspired by Slavic mythology and legends, could his work be considered entirely original? Consequently, could Tolkien’s work be considered entirely original, or Jordan’s (may he rest in peace), which was obviously inspired by Celtic legends? I think not. In a way, only Sthepen R. Donaldson’s Thomas Covenant saga is truly original.
OK, I didn’t consider the short story you mentioned.
and now the full version of the question:
Stanisław Lem, Arkady and Boris Strugatsky and Zoran Živković (the most famous sci-fi and/or fantasy authors from “the lands behind the Iron Curtain”) and their works aside, but weren’t sci-fi and fantasy, being products of the decadent West, frowned upon by the comrades of the Communist Party of any “respectful” communist/socialist country?
F***!!!
looks like I've replied to wrong comment/post (twice. ts, ts, ts...)
well, what can I say. a monumental blunder. and yes sh** happens...
greetz anyway!!!
Well, I was not speaking of any sort of plagiarism (if that is what you are implying) but rather of the fact that both Drizzt Do’Urden and Geralt could be considered outcasts in their respective worlds. One is a Drow, a member of a vicious and utterly evil race and even though he is a force of good, he is mistrusted or even openly hated by most of the people he meets; it is only later in the course of the novels that he finds some measure of acceptance. The other, being one of the witchers (who are sometimes considered mutants), is more often than not mistrusted even feared…
Regarding publishing and/or creation timeline, Drizzt’s character was created in 1987 if I remember correctly, and The Icewind Dale Trilogy was published between 1988 and 1990, whereas the first novel in the Wiedźmin saga was published in 1994…
A question:
Stanisław Lem, Arkady and Boris Strugatsky and Zoran Živković aside, but weren’t sci-fi and fantasy, being products of the decadent West, frowned upon by the comrades of the Communist Party of any “respectful” communist/socialist country?
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