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On Wed, 20 May 2015 12:32:02 +0200, Werner Punz <we...@gmx.at> wrote:

>Hi I was just asking, because I have started to play the game yesterday 
>and I like it a lot.
>
>It even plays nicely on my low end rig (NVidia 660). Even on low 
>settings the game looks really good. (I have to play with the settings 
>further today, according to a friend of mine with a rather similar rig, 
>you can raise some of the settings to high without impact, the hair 
>however needs to be turned off that is a frame rate killer on low to mid 
>range cards)
>
>I have played for two hours yesterday and I am still in the starting 
>village doing sidequests. From what I could notice is that even the 
>sidequests seem to vary a lot and seem to be hand scripted.
>
>The game is really huge, btw.
>
>The only downside so far I noticed is, there are lots of NPCs you cannot 
>talk to they just mumble 1-2 sentences, however that is to be expected I 
>guess. And yes the in game fonts could be bigger.
>
>Werner
>
>
>

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Hello everyone,

I bought W2 but I don't think I ever started it.  With all the maps
and manuals in the DVD box set (something you downloader people won't
get which baffles me why someone wouldn't want everything that comes
with a DVD version), I think I was intimidated by that.

But since W3 got a perfect score at GameSpot, and recently upgraded
just about everything in my PC, I was curious how it would play and
look on my "new" PC.  I am only in the early training tutorial part of
it but it looks fantastic and runs fine so far.

Okay - am I missing something with these games?  After all the work
that the developer has done with all the impressive goodies (reminds
me of what the Ultimate series from way back when did), why do I have
to go into W2 and W3 and manually write down all the keyboard
commands?  Why isn't there a keyboard layout chart on some nice
reference sheet?

Maybe there is one on one of the DVDs.

-pw