I believe this would be an appropriate time to provide some proof (a link) of some sort to back up your allegations that these dialogues were cut for censorship reasons.
cd projekt said:The Witcher: white wolf is a new game built from the ground up, using the same great story from The Witcher to create the ultimate console RPG. We’ve created an exciting new action-based combat system that takes full advantage of the console controller, we’ve created a new game engine with our friends at Widescreen Games to draw the most power from the consoles, and we’re implementing a ton
of other features that will play to the consoles’ strengths.
We want to deliver a deep and dynamic console RPG unlike anything you’ve ever played before.
The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf brings with it all of the depth of the PC game that sold more than a million copies and won more than 100 awards, simply re-imagined and remade to meet
and exceed the expectations of today’s console gamers.
Before you PC die-hards throw up your hands in revolt… please remember that RED is still working on two unannounced games. For now, give Rise of the White Wolf a second look, even if you’re not
a console gamer. We’re not into dumbing things down in future PC releases… as an example, we’re not even dumbing things down for a console release. We think that all gamers – regardless of platform loyalty – want deep story-driven games, and we’re delivering what we think is the deepest console RPG yet.
The kinda game i love...i can forget almost every flaw a game has IF it can deliver a deep mysterious story....want deep story-driven games...
What? I've never played the game before.Serge 13 said:I remember that you said in one of your earlier posts that the game "bored you to tears". Funny how i don't forget some things people write in this forum
Some names are also German. Malcolm Stein: Stein = Stone; Kalkstein = limestone.Sander said:Interesting note: a lot of the names in the game seem to be Dutch. Bloedzuiger is Dutch for leech (lit bloodsucker), for instance. Names like Dijkstra and De Vries are typically Dutch, and several other names are heavily influenced by Dutch names(such as Maarhoeve and Leuvaarden).
And at the same time, there are very few names that seem distinctly Polish.Buxbaum666 said:Some of names are also German. Malcolm Stein: Stein = Stone; Kalkstein = limestone.
"Zahin Schmartz" is a nice name for a dentist, it sounds quite like "Zahnschmerz", the German word for toothache. A "Fleder" is a bat-like being, the German word for bat is Fledermaus.
I have the Enhanced Edition and it still works like this.Ausdoerrt said:^ Yeah, it was kind of stupid.
Then again, I played through that part before I upgraded to EE, so maybe they fixed it up?
I kind of like it like this, but you can go 'What do you think' at every opportunity anyway.Ausdoerrt said:But the whole autopsy experience was just too damn obscure. Would be better if they just let Shani make the final decision depending on how you completed the lead-up quests.