@joey96: Lucky you.

I've got three enemies with infinite health, including those two cannibals which you must kill to complete a sidequest =(

I also had to install a mod to recover roach's tail, because the update did nothing for me.

And yes, the new expansion made the requirements a little heavier, specially on RAM. I had no problems but some people did, what is weird is that in those cases, there are drops on parts of the base game, where CDPR didn't touch.

I fear for this...

I mean, it took them a lot of years to come up with a good script for force awakens, in their words, to have something worthy of SW name, and now we have a spin-off?

Looks interesting, but could also be interesting for netflix, not cinema.

@joey96:

I was talking about the Pc version, though both versions share the same bugs.

Roach's tail still disappears on some machines (even though latest patch says it's fixed)

There are still cases of invincible 0 HP enemies on Hearts of Stone

Some quests that fall into a loop or don't end...

Just go to The Witcher 3 official forums and there is a list there, there are more bugs, but these are the ones I remember because I had them.

About performance, there are people still complaining about frame drops and loss of performance since Blood and Wine, though it's not my case.

Hope they fix it, though its understandable such a long game would still have some bugs.

@ziltoid: Same here.

It's starting to get really interesting.

I'm curious if they will release any update and fixes for some bugs and performance hiccups that still happen in the game.

Probably

So, it's not really DX12.

Guess they changed some things in the engine for this to work.

Maybe we can see proper performance now? The game is horrible on pc right now, with a Titan X Pascal not being able to keep 1080p 60fps.

@deviltaz35: Hope so!

I think it's the first time where the FOV bothered me from just watching gameplay footage. Guess it's important to keep steady 30fps on console.

The movie franchise is the perfect companion to RE5 and RE6.

It has nothing to do with classic RE.

Piano sounds a little like Crysis 3 soundtrack

@Frogster8: Honestly, I'm just happy its for free, as this is mostly a patch to make Bioshock 1 and 2 run on modern hardware and OS without resolution and sound issues.