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einarabelc5: The problem is not WHAT you do. But HOW you do it. If you create drama in your posts people will see it as that and disregard whatever value you're giving. It's an effect of the subconscious and it is very true. If you can't see that you're creating drama by complaining then you probably are.
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Ebon-Hawk: Here you should differentiate between drama and being rude, I intended to be somewhat rude which does not constitute at creating drama... two different things.
Being rude is nothing but another way of creating drama. I dare say drama is so embedded in our society that very few people report the details without making things mean anything in their heads. That takes you out connection. People get distracted by seeking the meaning of things in the sidelines and discussing all day about without tackling anything real. Just report the details. That would be the link. Whatever he chooses to do with it it's his concern. Judgement, punishment and fast conclusions are all forms of drama. It's our brains tending to jump in autopilot to try to solve one more problem so it can jump to the next. We have become so addicted at solving problems that we create them just so we can solve them. And that's similar to what you did. You took him being clueless as an offense, punished him by insult and rudeness and then complained about people being clueless and asking redundant questions. All that is drama because is based in a lot of automatic assumptions. It's a lot easier and less energy consuming to just post the link. I mean you were gonna post it anyways. Complaining about it is not gonna solve anything except the problem of the reality you've created with your opinion based on your limited experience of people being clueless.
So ah, besides wether people are being rude or not, it is the 29th.... any idea whats holding two-oh?
I'm in Italy and I'm downloading it right now. 744 MB

... third playthrough on dark mode on the way for me... :D
Post edited September 29, 2011 by Avydia
Where from??? Not on gog for me nor is dispatcher doing anything.
Also downloading! (Austria!) Can't wait!
Server seems down for me. I'm sure the patch was meant to be available today, but remembering the launch of the game itself I'd take that with a grain of salt ;-)
I suppose that the patch will be announced on gog.com frontpage, so just need patience :)
LOL i did a autopatch on my game, 1.3.5 is still the latest.
anyone having the same problem?

after the autopatching installs the patch I can run no more the game. It gives me this message:

Runtime Error!
C:\...\...\The Witcher2\launcher.exe
This apllication has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
It'd be helpful if those who have managed to download the patch told the rest of us how they did it.
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Roostambar: It'd be helpful if those who have managed to download the patch told the rest of us how they did it.
launched the game, autopatching process
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Roostambar: It'd be helpful if those who have managed to download the patch told the rest of us how they did it.
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Avydia: launched the game, autopatching process
Not working here yet :/ Though the website has come back up so maybe soon.
I like how the tutorial suggested the easy difficulty setting after completion, when I have done a hard run with no problems xD.
Great tutorial though :> hope this eases the difficulty curve for those that are having problems.
ok, everything running fine for me now.... game patched

I'm starting dark mode now, see ya ! :P
Are people lying? Both the Launcher and the GoG Patcher update to only 1.3.5

Nothing about 2.0 yet, so how can some people have it or is it lies?