Never trusting anyone... it is sad, but it is the truth. Everybody want to make a dime on you even unconsciously. It is the same for relationships. Everyone take their own interest before the one of the other. It is sad because even with age, this still hold true.

The hardest is seeing someone you care about becoming the enemy. All relationships end one day or another... and half of the time, if not more, they end badly.

@thehig1: It took a while for the drivers for the Witcher 2 to be released to support CF. It took a month and I waited until the drivers were released to play the game. It was running quite well after that.

As for The Witcher 3, there is no CF support at the moment which is a shame, but new AMD drivers are coming up next week. It should be the end of the joke. It's a really demanding game. It cannot be played at 4k with a single graphic card. Even there, you need a 295x, CF 290x or SLI GTX 980.

And 55 years old I presume... still here? (just trying to survive the cloud of dust involved with your abrupt movement)

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People have been brainwashed by a bunch of zealous video game journalist who spread rumours instead of truth. This and Argo are pretty much explaining the nevrosis that USA is facing about denying the truth and accepting a bunch of simple lies.

XaosII

Silicon Knights - at their best - produced below average work of no real redeeming qualities. Most of the rest of their work was pretty poor.

Precursor Games is made up entirely of former SK employees.

SK sued Epic Games over the UT engine and were promptly counter-sued by Epic. Guess what? Epic Games won that lawsuit since it was just SK attempting to place the blame of their own incompetence on someone else.

Dennis Dyack of SK seems to have horrible mismanagement skills and has apologized several times; yet he is a "star" employee at Precursor.

For a spiritual successor of a game that came out only on Gamecube, skipped the entire current generation, and is advertised on Kickstarter - a website known mostly only by PC gamers.

And they are asking for 1.3 million dollars. For episodic content worth only a few hours. And Precursor is only 7 employees.

Its hard not to laugh.

When you mean subpar, you mean the two last games surrounded by lawsuit over a protagonist, like Epic, which is the quintessence of greed and farce, as an only PC dev.... or so they say.

Like it or not they released the second best survival horror game of all time, another game series called Legacy of Kain (ring a bell?), and Twin Snake...

Epic was sued for break of engagement over their support they failed to provide because they were busier to release Gears of War Pink edition on the PC console, the Microsoft Xbox 360.

So, with half of an engine, you patch the thing to make your dead lines and this is what happens. All this because SK decided to developp with Epic engine, the PC dev who doesn`t develop a single PC game anymore, because they love their PC fans, like me, so much. So yeah pal, I am laughing at your misconception.

wat.

Obviously_Right

The amazing thing about Kickstarter is the fact that people directly vote with their wallets.

People don't want this game to happen. Maybe they couldn't shake off the negative stigma of Silicon Knight's past? Maybe its deserved and maybe it isn't? Either way, people have "voted" that they dont want *this* particular company to create the game.

And, frankly, it was pretty damn obvious that it was going to fail from the start.

XaosII

People have been brainwashed by a bunch of zealous video game journalist who spread rumours instead of truth. This and Argo are pretty much explaining the nevrosis that USA is facing about denying the truth and accepting a bunch of simple lies.

I just heard about the bad news. I wish I would have posted this earlier, but I was busy.

I want to thanks the team at Precursor for being incredibly kind for accepting my request of signing my new copy of Eternal Darkness that I bought on ebay after the revealing of Shadow of the Eternal on IGN. I was so excited that I did the impulsive purchase... and I am so glad I did.

I don`t care what others are saying, only down to earth people could have done something like that. A project like SotE should not have to go through all the struggle that it is facing today.

Kotaku article was full of allusions without evidence and when I learned that Canada Revenue Agengy audited SK numerous times without founding any irregularities, then I knew how irrelevant and stupid that article really was. Shame on you Kotaku, you just stop the production of the sequel of the second best survival horror game of all time to being released!