Re: The witcher 2
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Mine arrives today  What I don't like is that apparently has SecuRom as protection, if I were rich I would buy the download from GOG and the boxed version to keep.
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Re: The witcher 2
[Re: looney4labs]
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I will as soon I start playing it but it arrives today "late" depending on UPS work. After installation I should know if it is recognizing my saves.
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Re: The witcher 2
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Well I've installed the game and played a couple of prologue quests. So far the Graphics are great, the mouse pointer is sluggish, the game only has one option for movement that's keyboard and turn with mouse. It doesn't flow as well as Witcher 1 and the combat is nothng like Witcher 1 plus there are more options for combat that I haven't learned yet like ducking dodging etc. Geralt can climb ladders and descend down some places that are meant to be descended down by clicking on the right mouse button.
Also I have my Witcher 1 saves in the documents folder where I played the original game and this game won't recognize them. That is a minor grievance though cause I don't know how that effects the game anyway.
So far I much prefer the original. I have progressed into the Prologue to the point where I can't figure out what to do so will have to wait until there are some players to ask a question.
It's the Barricade section and I'm supposed to kill the guards guarding the Barrista (which I did) and then aim and load the Barrista and fire a bolt. I load the bolt and it fires and then I have to fight some more guards. Can't figure out how to aim it. So here I am in the prologue and can't progress.
If someone comes along who gets this done maybe they can tell me what I need to do.
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Re: The witcher 2
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05/17/11 02:11 PM
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oldman,I'm at the same spot you are. I keep firing the Barrista but nothing happens. How did you kill the guards guarding the Barrista? Richard
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Re: The witcher 2
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I've read that the combat is more arcade oriented and maybe more focused to be played with pad?
I've also read that the normal difficulty is hard
Is that true?
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Re: The witcher 2
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oldman,I'm at the same spot you are. I keep firing the Barrista but nothing happens. How did you kill the guards guarding the Barrista? Richard Well I'm on easy level and keep clicking on the right mouse key and then the left alternately and they just die. I've had no problem with that so far although I so..........prefer the combat system in the original Witcher. I hope someone here gets past this stupid barrista and let's me know how it was done. Right now I don't even know what I'm doing wrong.
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Re: The witcher 2
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You have to complete two quick time events to launch the nearby ballista,what ever that means. Richard
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Re: The witcher 2
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 Thank You Marian  ... let's see  ...
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Re: The witcher 2
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To launch the nearby ballista,you have to keep pressing the left mouse button to fill up the bar. Worked great. Richard
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Re: The witcher 2
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Mine should arrive at any moment now, so I haven't started yet. However I already have found out that there are WTs available, at least for the beginning, If you Google it you can have your choice.
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Re: The witcher 2
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Thanks Kjos! Oldman, did that work for you? Thanks Marian. 
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Re: The witcher 2
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Does anybody know how to use the aard spell to knock down walls. Looking for a well so I can climb down it but I have to break down a wall. thanks Richard
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Re: The witcher 2
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When I start the game it says Witcheer 1 saves unavailable, I have them in my documents, does anyone know how to make them available?
I found out that if one copies the saves in the folder "savedgames" of Witcher 2 when the game starts asks if one wants to load a game. Maybe this is the way but I cannot do it tonight.
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Re: The witcher 2
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To launch the nearby ballista,you have to keep pressing the left mouse button to fill up the bar. Worked great. Richard thank you kjos. I was able to get through the Barricade section with your help. Could you tell me where you found a walkthrough?
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