@gtrslinger: Only part of the budget comes from crowdfunding. The rest comes from Double Fine's external partners.

@Gomtor It has more than the one game mode and an offline mode you know.

@sabretooth2066 @eLite0101 Your stupidity is so blinding. The worst part is that you don't seem to realize how much of a fool you make yourself into.

@sabretooth2066 @Stebsis I'm not even from that era, but I knew about those games.

@Libor0711 I wouldn't call it perfect, it's rather monotonous, and there are many issues that result from hand-holding.

No, that's the first one. I suppose Scabs count, but they're more like enemies, especially since new types of Scabs will pop up.

Remember to stick with it. Ot starts put slow while you're still learning stuff, but near the time you meet the second faction, the game really picks up, with plenty of variety and extra detail. It's not going to suddenly turn into Skyrim, but don't worry, it does get more fun.

Why did you get digital?

Similar logic, to be honest.

You realize that not only is this all subjective, but I doubt that's going to happen to TW3, at least not most of that. Don't believe me? The Witcher 3 will have 16 free DLC for every platform. Also, CD Project is legit. They're really cool, and even more consumer-friendly, considering how Steam works.

Example, I just got The Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition for free on PC (DRM-free, since it's from GOG), just for visiting GOG seven times over the time span of Nov. 11-25 during their fall sale (which was also quite big).

And yes, I realize how much that sounded so like spam.

@samanthademeste Dude, including their upcoming games which are now interesting, the Wii U is at least more consumer-friendly, backwards-compatible, and focuses on being a console, not a bastardized PC. They deserve some respect here.