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I think CDProject RED (which i believe owns gog.com?) gives mac version on steam and not gog. So if you originally bought the game on steam, you'll get a mac version, but not if you bought it on gog.com? Also if you buy the game on steam you also get the game on got for free now.I'm using both mac and pc, so it seems to me that it's an mistake to buy the game on gog.com it it's available on steam?Gog.com is my favorite digital game provider, but if you always get the better deal on CDProjects own games on steam, there is no reason to stick to gog.com unless you want the old games. I think it's a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR's own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
5 Shares Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is a great role-playing game. Developer CD Projekt has corrected almost all of the problems that made the original something of a flawed gem. Butchered English dialogue has been rewritten and expanded upon, removing the nonsensical lines that made the plot something of.
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I'm not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. Shmerl: I think it's a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR's own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I'm not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. No, W1 for mac is not a winelib app, it's plain wine packaged with wineskin. I'm more eager for W2 tho, since they have announced they will actually make a real port and not a wine based one. For those that claim that the GOG.com version of Witcher is playable on Mac using Wine: while this is true, there are serious graphics issues (the famous puppeteer lines among others), which diminish the enjoyment of the game. Furthermore the game will crash very frequently.
This is on a one year old iMac 27 with a top configuration.Even more importantly the game cannot be completed. At the beginning of Chapter 3 the quests given cannot be saved (i.e. If you save and reload the quests are gone). These quests are integral to the story and one cannot progress without being able to play them.See the discussion in this thread:)I would hope that eventually the GOG.com version of the Witcher gets updated to resolve these issues. Clearly the game developers must have resolved these issues when they released the game for the Mac on Steam.
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I think CDProject RED (which i believe owns gog.com?) gives mac version on steam and not gog. So if you originally bought the game on steam, you\'ll get a mac version, but not if you bought it on gog.com? Also if you buy the game on steam you also get the game on got for free now.I\'m using both mac and pc, so it seems to me that it\'s an mistake to buy the game on gog.com it it\'s available on steam?Gog.com is my favorite digital game provider, but if you always get the better deal on CDProjects own games on steam, there is no reason to stick to gog.com unless you want the old games. I think it\'s a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR\'s own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
5 Shares Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is a great role-playing game. Developer CD Projekt has corrected almost all of the problems that made the original something of a flawed gem. Butchered English dialogue has been rewritten and expanded upon, removing the nonsensical lines that made the plot something of.
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I\'m not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. Shmerl: I think it\'s a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR\'s own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I\'m not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. No, W1 for mac is not a winelib app, it\'s plain wine packaged with wineskin. I\'m more eager for W2 tho, since they have announced they will actually make a real port and not a wine based one. For those that claim that the GOG.com version of Witcher is playable on Mac using Wine: while this is true, there are serious graphics issues (the famous puppeteer lines among others), which diminish the enjoyment of the game. Furthermore the game will crash very frequently.
This is on a one year old iMac 27 with a top configuration.Even more importantly the game cannot be completed. At the beginning of Chapter 3 the quests given cannot be saved (i.e. If you save and reload the quests are gone). These quests are integral to the story and one cannot progress without being able to play them.See the discussion in this thread:)I would hope that eventually the GOG.com version of the Witcher gets updated to resolve these issues. Clearly the game developers must have resolved these issues when they released the game for the Mac on Steam.
...'>The Witcher Enhanced Edition Torrent Mac Os(22.05.2020)I think CDProject RED (which i believe owns gog.com?) gives mac version on steam and not gog. So if you originally bought the game on steam, you\'ll get a mac version, but not if you bought it on gog.com? Also if you buy the game on steam you also get the game on got for free now.I\'m using both mac and pc, so it seems to me that it\'s an mistake to buy the game on gog.com it it\'s available on steam?Gog.com is my favorite digital game provider, but if you always get the better deal on CDProjects own games on steam, there is no reason to stick to gog.com unless you want the old games. I think it\'s a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR\'s own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
5 Shares Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is a great role-playing game. Developer CD Projekt has corrected almost all of the problems that made the original something of a flawed gem. Butchered English dialogue has been rewritten and expanded upon, removing the nonsensical lines that made the plot something of.
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I\'m not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. Shmerl: I think it\'s a bit strange to promote using Steam for CDPR games, when GOG is CDPR\'s own distribution service. And besides, The Witcher is pretty playable with Wine, so there is no need to buy anything the second time, or to subscribe to the Steam service for that.Mac OSX version of the Witcher is mostly the same Windows version, using the Wine as a library (see / ).
It has a few fixes in comparison to the regular Windows version of the Witcher (most probably in the Winelib code itself, I\'m not sure). But again - there is nothing that prevents Witcher to be playable under regular Wine. No, W1 for mac is not a winelib app, it\'s plain wine packaged with wineskin. I\'m more eager for W2 tho, since they have announced they will actually make a real port and not a wine based one. For those that claim that the GOG.com version of Witcher is playable on Mac using Wine: while this is true, there are serious graphics issues (the famous puppeteer lines among others), which diminish the enjoyment of the game. Furthermore the game will crash very frequently.
This is on a one year old iMac 27 with a top configuration.Even more importantly the game cannot be completed. At the beginning of Chapter 3 the quests given cannot be saved (i.e. If you save and reload the quests are gone). These quests are integral to the story and one cannot progress without being able to play them.See the discussion in this thread:)I would hope that eventually the GOG.com version of the Witcher gets updated to resolve these issues. Clearly the game developers must have resolved these issues when they released the game for the Mac on Steam.
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