Haven't reached the DLC part yet. But I can easily see how they can add more quests, one that comes to mind is something akin to the royal hunter and boss monsters in TW1.

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Ideally, we would want 16:10 to be vert+ (as in the same FOV as 16:9 but with extra rendering at the top and bottom.

Its a little lazy, and disapointing, but I have set my config to be 1920x1080 as the extra FOV (or proper FOV) gives a better view to the game world. Screens attached. You can see that the 1920x1200 is just the 1920x1080 screen but with the sides lopped off to give the correct aspect ratio. Oh well, played enough on 16:9 so will continue to...

On the plus side, Crossfire performance seems to be better, though this is subjective at the moment. Maybe a placebo as I read it in the release notes.

Also, as mentioned by others, remove all mods. I didn't and my 360 pad wasnt working in the quickmenu, but removing a compass mod made everything fine again. Guess I'll just have to wait until they get re-released.

Right. My question should rather be "How would you illustrate such nuances?"
You know, to be honest, I didn't think about that guy. Maybe because of grand scheme politics etc. But now, he would fit Act I perfectly and at least Henselt's Camp in Act II as well. Nice, really nice.

Any other ideas?

That's right, bro, so let's not spoil the fun. :)

I believe they messed around with mouse sensitivity, it feels laggy and unresponsive during combat, thats why people feel the game is harder (when all they did was nerf quen and adrenaline).

Yes, I'm starting to suspect something has happened here, as well. The settings in the user.ini file haven't changed, though, so I've no idea what may have caused this...

If you take the Iorveth path, when get ready to depart on the ship, you will end up with a choice, save the Elven girls, or go after the honcho. If you save the elven girls, you will indeed meet one later and have sex. I think that may be what that is.

This has been an option since v1.0, tho. I'm just a little confused because this was added with 1.3 - perhaps they just fixed something, I don't know.

Hope this is the right place for this!

I reinstalled TW2 from scratch twice today (both seemingly auto-updated to 1.3 -- how do I tell?) and both times I keep getting a "launcher" dialog that pops up with no text, an iconic "i" in the middle and an "OK" button to press. Clicking the X or the OK multiple times spawns more underneath, and eventually I do manage to close them all... until the "Connection refused." message pops in at the bottom of the launcher pane and spawns another launcher dialog. It also continues to spawn the little dialog boxes each time the connection tries again. What the heck is this?

I am able to run the game, and I have zero mods installed. Thanks in advance for any help.

Now that is disappointing. I bought a bigger screen thinking I would see more..not less.

Is this the fault of this engine or just lazy programming?

I sorely miss having an option to adjust FOV in this engine. Can't think of any other RPG I've played in 5 years that hasn't allowed me some FOV adjustment.

Yes! I noticed the mouse sensitivity the FIRST time I opened the game. What the heck happened??

See my post:
http://www.gog.com/en/forum/the_witcher_2/in_game_mouse_acceleration_sensitivity_added_in_1_3

You're not installed to 1.3, or even 1.2. The "registered users" and "downloadable content" tabs were both removed from the launcher in 1.2, so I can tell based on your launcher.

Basically, never trust an auto-update. Manual patching seems to be the way to go when it comes to this game. If you have the GOG version, manually download 1.1 where the bonus content is, then download 1.2 and 1.3 from the witcher site. If you have any other version though, try out the 0->1.3 patch.

The fact that you're getting that weird error probably means that something went wrong in the installation or patching process. In my opinion, you should reinstall and see if manual patching solves your problem.

I was also surprised by the FOV changes with the 1.3 patch. I was given the tip of adjusting my resolution from 1280x1024 (4:3 aspect ratio) to 1280x720 in order to regain the 1.2 patch view.

One minor thing I note that hasn't been fixed yet is the auto-equip of the Blue Stripes combat jacket, no matter what armor I'm already wearing. It's just a little jarring to have Raven's Armor equipped before the cut scene, and then it switch out on you.

I'm hoping to give this game a lot more attention now that this patch has dropped.

Edit: Another thing I noticed.

When playing with patch 1.2, I was able to aim/fire the ballista when using the XBox 360 controller. Now with patch 1.3, I'm able to use the controller for everything else so far, but I have to use the mouse to aim/fire.

Sadly not able to play it in Eyefinity here either.

But, widescreengamingforum.com is working on a fix for it I think. So maybe, just maybe!

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/the_witcher_2/eyefinity_superwidescreen_support/page1

http://www.flawlesswidescreen.org/ has an application that enables surround/eyefinity support.

Thanks so much for your insight! I thought it was funny that I wasn't getting the 16:10 aspect... ;)

Edit: Yes, I have the GOG version, so I manually patched to 1.1, the game menu launched and auto-updated to 1.2 and I then manually patched to 1.3.