Although it's been 10 years since The Witcher 3 came out, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:CD Projekt Red says 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Witcher 4 is coꦓming together using some of the same "scrappy" energy as its predecessor.
We sat down with CDPR veteran and The Witcher 4 narrative director Philipp Weber to mark 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Witcher 3's 10-year anniversary, and he gave us something of a peek behind the curtain at what the vibe's like at the studio. The Witcher 4 has been in full-scale production s🗹ince Nov꧒ember 2024, and although it won't be out until 2027 at the soonest, it sounds like CDPR is firing on all cylinders at this pꦦoint.
Webe🍨r told us there's the same "scrappy energy" at the studio that there was when he first jo💝ined as quest designer on The Witcher 3 in 2013, a time of "good creative chaos" where a lot of tasks were "a little bit vibe-based" in the sense that developers were just doing what needed to be done regardless of their specific job titles.
"S🍌ometimes I like to just say, 'Get it done. Do it dirty. Do it the way w💎e used to do it!" Weber said.
This may sound potentially disorderly, but there's an intention behind this philosophy that's defined by CDPR's appreciation and respect for The Witcher 3's legacy as one of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best RPGs of all time.
"The way we want to do j💧ustice to [The Witcher 3's] legacy is to take the philosophy we had during The Witcher 3 – how to make a game, how to really care about these things, how to tell stories – and keep that," said Weber.
At the same time, "there are [also] new questions we want to answer, because this is supposed to feel like a true sequel, not just redoing what we did before. And I think it's really [about] trying to have that heal🐈thy mix of moving forward and also trying out some new things."
CDPR unleashed a stunning 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:tech demo for The Witcher 4 earlier this month filled with dramatic valleys, enchanting forests, and plenty of grit and gristle🤪 that characterizes the medieval age for many 🐠of us. Whate🍷ver chaotic energy is driving the sequel's development behind-the-scenes seems A-okay to me if that's the resul💖t.
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