Leondres: 16:10, 4:3, and 5:4 resolutions for everyone who needs it including myself!

cloud8521: not needed on the list, confirmed by patch 3 or later

cloud8521: no one wants assassins creed, where countering = a kill every time.

but batman is more welcomed

Vitor121796: Oh, definitely didn't mean that - I don't want the damage changed, just to be able to initiate the parry against any enemy attacking, not just the one targeted.

If you've got the wrong guy in your sights, it's impossible to change targets quick enough to try and counter the new attack, thus making that move only really useful in one on one fights.

MarkuzJuniuz: Improvements or better block/parry/counter system. As of now we have to press a button to block which is limited by stats, which seems OK at first but trying to counter is a deathwish when surrounded by mobs. You have to lock on to some enemy (which is a pain by itself) then Geralt becomes fixated and will only be able to counter that locked enemy.

Challenge is OK but Geralt no longer feels like the super swordsman of TW1. Altair and Ezio (Assassin's Creed) can counter any enemy from any direction, Batman can counter from any direction while unarmed... (I think it's clear that I'm giving some bits of "inspiration" for the change.)

Aside from that, I'm having a blast with TW2. Even with its wonky combat system it's the best PC RPG or I dare say the best PC game I played in years. A real labor of love which might make the big studios try to buy CD Projekt but I hope CDP won't give in. More power and more money to CDP! :)

cloud8521: i think what many users are mixing up is that making Our witcher feel strong does not mean that the challenge needs to go away. even minor changes that make him control diffidently, but still being just as hard can make him feel more like the master he was before.


now hes just Ben, that guy who is pretending to be someone else. but i know its not him because he hardly drinks, does not fuck every moving thing not matter how horrifying.

and hardly knows how to handle himself more then an old lady with a handbag (im not exaggerating those old bats are deadly)

MarkuzJuniuz: I understand what you mean. I don't want the challenge of the "enemies" to go away. My issue is the combat system, most notably the lock on system, which seem to be allied with the enemies instead of being transparent.

There are lots of instances wherein I get to separate an enemy from its mob so I try to bash it to its death only for Geralt to suddenly "sense an opening" and hit a different enemy at his back several feet away who is grouped with the mob. What triggered Geralt to suddenly attack a different target? I don't know, I'm facing a target who's 1 slash away to its death before the "opportunity" opened.

Yes, I can lock on the enemy who is 1 slash away to dying. I can counter his attacks, yay, but then I could've used that counter to the other enemies at my back. To do that I have to unlock the dying target, turn my back from it, face the ones at my back, lock on an enemy who I think is about to attack, block, then pray for the chance for the counter.

Come on, I think there has to be a more intuitive system than that! It's a counter, it should rely mostly from the player's reflexes, not from his APMs and luck.

EDIT: Oops, I didn't get your point the first time, I thought you were the combat system allied with the enemy, LOL. Yeah, we just need simple changes that will make the combat system a bit more "transparent" without making everything a cakewalk.

Gvaz: I collected a bunch of complaints from a few forums and I'm posting them here. Feel free to post yours as well and I'll edit this list and see if I can try to get someone from CDPR to consider it or at least be informed about it.

Thinking of making a buglist section as well. Please post any bugs here if you can and I'll list those too.

UI CHANGES:
- ability to sort formulas/plans by type ->name
- ability to see if we already have a plan or formula on us when in a shop. Also show books if they're read or not so we don't rebuy them
- ability to delete or overwrite saves in game
- add a junk category to the inventory so it's easier to sell off the junk items. Perhaps consider them weightless?
- a fixed minimap with a north option, or at least a toggle for this option.
- a quick load button? Seriously why isn't there one?
- Ability to compare a weapon or piece of armor to one that's currently equipped (in a shop or crafting menu)
- combat log should remain on the screen longer.
- ability to name saves perhaps?
- on looting an item, the cursor should focus on the LOOT ALL button. Yes you can press space, but when you're pressing LMB to loot an item why not just press LMB a second time instead of having to press space?
- I seem to have issues with fistfighting in terms of the QTE buttons disappear too fast unless difficult QTE's are ON. (that doesn't seem right)
- a better way to track who you've beaten in the minigames (Perhaps have this logged in the journal?)
- Display more information in the poker game. Who has what hands? TW1 showed this, now it's like you expect us to remember what hands are better than the others and WHY they won.
- ability to switch between menus while in one instead of having to exit out and jump into a new menu. TW1 had this, I don't see this being too hard.
- remove the confirmation window on potion/crafting. Instead allow the sound to be the confirmation and allow it to overlay like it was in TW1. Now it cuts out if you make potions or craft too fast.
- once you've found a place of power (PoP), have it marked on your map.
- The Spell/Bomb select panel should not require us to click on it to select something: just hover the mouse over and then release Ctrl. Alternatively allow us to mousewheel through this.
- ability to skip the "potion drink" cutscene with RMB like most cutscenes.

charleswang95: there is no counter attack in combat. I really prefer stuns ike in assassins creed which you can do killing spree and combo that kills enemies so quick. I know it is too easy but you get to show off sweet actions and smooth combat system, not like the broken targeting system in the game.