
Witcher 4 It is easily one of the most exciting RPGs on the horizon, and Dave in CD Projekt Red now has revealed that they have a “huge team” that focuses on making his world feel “believe” and “Earth”.
Speaking in a new episode of CD Projekt Red who answered the podcast (below), the director of the Bo Bawza Communications, the director of the game Sebastian Kalemba, the director of the environment art michał Janiszewski, and the director of engineering production Jan Hermanowicz discusses the global construction process, with Hermanowicz that a world can be composed. Janiszewski adds to it, saying that building the world is about dipping the player immediately – “Everything Clicks together”, and he adds, noting, “The environment, characters and the way everything is placed at the same level.” Repeat: “Everything should be consistent.”
It is clear that CD Projekt Red has pulled this several times before, with proverbs Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077So the studio really knows what you do in this regard.
“It is important for us that the player get the world [as] Jeaniszovsky says.
On their way to talking about Witcher 4 specifically, Janiszewski explains that CD Projekt Red has a “huge team that takes care of minerals”. He points to a point that Hermanovic shows him early on the conversation about building environments such as forests, where he made an effort to ensure that the trees and trees used are there, adding that this great team has existed since “so that the tree line must be created specifically.”
“We have some tools that support us, and we are building within our world building team tools that will make our work a little faster and a little more, I would like to say, it is easier to fill the whole world.”
We still don’t know exactly when Witcher 4 is supposed to be launched – at the moment, we haven’t even got a mysterious launch window. However, anyone hungry for the next batch can be reassured somewhat through all the “world building tools” raised by the studio, as long as they have the ability to accelerate the development of RPG, even if it is just a little.
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