Idiots. Next time some as… er, developer or publisher comes complaing about how many pirated copies they can see on the Internet, would some kind journalist ask them if they adjusted their numbers for the countries they don’t sell their games at?

Taking quotes out of context is very childish. Personally I think it’s great that he will buy the game this time around.

huh, those are only 4. Okay, hopefully Fallout 3 will join them.

If we can add the Witcher CD key to Steam, I’ll be absurdly happy.

They would have supported it further if they hadn’t run out of money and collapsed. (in fact they would have released it in better shape if they weren’t running very low on cash)

Devs note: Post-release support not only makes fans love you, but increases sales. Looking at you, Boiling Point, and , to an extent, VTM:BL who could have done with this sort of love…

Great story, full of believable political intrigue, wonderful world design, a combat model that is much more involving than the purely stat-based D&D combat, without making it an all-out action game, great art design, monsters, and decisions that aren’t from Bioware’s über-naive school of Mother Teresa/nasty little school-bully game design. I found The Witcher infinitely superior to pretty much anything Bioware have done in years in almost every respect.

Frankly, I have no idea how anyone could not like this game. They mysogynist problem is exaggerated, anyhow. At least the game has some strong female characters, and you don’t need to have sex. The card-collecting is silly, though, alright. The Witcher has made iself a bit of an easy target because of a lack of subtlety in that regard, but to single it out always seemed a bit strange to me.

Frankly, I rarely download games anymore, mostly thanks to Steam (and somewhat the EA Downloader). I do download movies and series, though, if you needed any reason to sit on your high horse.