| No Rest for the WickedLIVE
HQ
| No Rest for the Wicked
Chat
X
In a interview with Eternity, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's art producer, Michal Stec, revealed that the game will be undergoing a optimization process, to improve performance, but he assures we won't see a visual downgrade from the current version to the final one, as we saw in other games (yes Watch Dogs, we're looking at you).
"No. That's the answer. We are not downgrading it. We are optimizing the game but in a way that doesn't affect the visuals. So there is a lot of work for us, and this is also one of the reasons why we delayed the game. Because we still have to optimize it to get the best performance for you guys as possible," assured Michal Stec.
We already had the chance to play The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and while we have a lot of positive things to say, including the visual quality of the game, we did noticed distracting screen tears on the console version, that need to be optimised. There's still plenty of time until the May 19th release.
Thanks, VG247.
"Considering the sheer size, scale, and beauty of The Witcher 3, the port to the technologically-limited Switch is impressive."
"If this little sojourn to Toussaint is to be our final adventure with the silver-haired monster slayer, then it's a fitting conclusion."
The Witcher: Corvo Bianco will explore the life of the monster-slayer after the events of Wild Hunt.
"AI is not the problem. It's the people using AI."
It will arrive as a free addition to the game.
Be prepared for a darker version of the classic board game than we're used to.
The mock-up images make us excited for what could be.
Alongside a new patch being released across all platforms.
