Bummer. 3d Vision support is still broken.
- Fixed NVidia 3D Vision Surround issues
I was about to download the patch manually but was hesitant because there's no mention of Steam in the official paga. At that moment I noticed the game updating in Steam but it was taking far longer that it would 14MB.
So 9 gigs you say? for a patch that's borderline pushing it :smile:
Apparently Steam can only replace files, whereas the other installers can just patch the data inside the file. So Steam has to replace a 9 gig file, GOG just patches 9 megs of data inside that file.
Discussing the removal of DRM on the game's blog CD Projekt development director Adam Badowski said:
"Our goal is to make our fans and customers happy and to reward them for buying our game and DRM schemes does not support our philosophy as they might create obstacles for users of legally bought copies.
"Our approach to countering piracy is to incorporate superior value in the legal version. This means it has to be superior in every respect: less troublesome to use and install, with full support, and with access to additional content and services. So, we felt keeping the DRM would mainly hurt our legitimate users.
"This is completely in line with what we said before the release of The Witcher 2. We felt DRM was necessary to prevent the game being pirated and leaked before release. This purpose has been served, so we are pleased to let our users enjoy the full freedom of game usage they deserve."
Well done CPR!It was nice of the devs to remove DRM in the non-GOG versions (GOG already had no DRM) with this patch. Obviously Steam has that sort of thing built in differently, but after launch day CPR didn't want to give customers a worse, more inconvenient experience, so they took out the Securerom DRM from the other versions. Some people did report massive differences (30 percent) in framerate going from the Securerom to the GOG executables, and loading times were massively quicker.
Well done CPR!
It was nice of the devs to remove DRM in the non-GOG versions (GOG already had no DRM) with this patch. Obviously Steam has that sort of thing built in differently, but after launch day CPR didn't want to give customers a worse, more inconvenient experience, so they took out the Securerom DRM from the other versions. Some people did report massive differences (30 percent) in framerate going from the Securerom to the GOG executables, and loading times were massively quicker.
Seems like the choice to use SecuROM wasn't up to CDP.
Witcher 1 is still on my Steam queue to play but I'm buying Witcher 2 to support these guys.
It's in-game. NPCs get updated dialog. Pre-patch it showed up from the Launcher as well, but you don't have to do anything separate to run it.
Hey guys, so the patch apparently brings the Troll Trouble DLC with it...is that a correct statement? Where do you see that in the game? Is it in the Main Menu -> Extras or something?