Not sure if this has been posted before but...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4pfnruvA0c&feature=player_embedded

What can it be? The Witcher 2 Smurf Edition? Smurf: Revenge of The Witcher? The Blue Ballade of Geralt? We will find out next week! ^.^

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/cdprojekt_summer_conference_30_may_2012

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Oops! Another mistake by me. Sorry about that. o.o

Not the smurfs, but are the swords and shield clues? Or the background? :\

Hmm......I dunno. Which would you prefer to come here? I would love to get Redguard here as I can't get that to run for love or money with the ISOs or original disks.

Red bricks remind me of the early TES for some reason. Anything starting from Morrowind would be nice (don't think I have the nerve to play Arena or Daggerfall anymore).

I loved the music in Redguard when I could play it, and the graphics/setting. Even moreso(oddly) than Morrowwind(of what I played anyways.).

Its a brand new Muppets game, judging by their FB page :P

I think that's just how their office looks, nothing deeper then that.

The swords and shields are actually common in European offices because of the way anti horse theft laws work in here. Basically, if someone tries to steal your horse and you fail to engage in combat to defend it, the horse's legal ownership is transferred to the other person. Because of this, offices without weaponry often get targeted by horse thieves.

These laws also explain why they're so adamant about not putting horses into The Witcher 2.

Bah, we must count every brick to be certain they are all there and accounted for, and staff must show full pics of room to verify it's as per the norm/their offices/etc. ;)
So how many businesses in Europe(barring horse farms obviously, and rural areas.) keep horses? :\

The way I understand it, the anti horse theft law has a mote exemption, so if you have a mote the only active protection you need is piranhas, or maybe piranhas and lacrosse sticks if they attempt to run away from the mote.

It's kind of complicated because of the wording. Nowadays people have cars with engines, and engines have horsepower. It's entirely possible for a thief to claim horsenership of a car's horsepower (effectively turning it into a rental car).

I was actually going to answer the question GameRanger did. Rather interesting how "horse" can be interpreted as "horseless carriage/chassis".

EDIT: On-topic, I bet the conference is either going to announce that "yes, we will be selling new games new games during E3" (more likely to be confirmed via "plausible deniability") or announce the game set in their new IP.