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And looking beyond 1.04/1.05, CD Projekt Red said it has "a lot more fixes on the way," though none were named outright.

Witcher 3 1.04/1.05

• Geralt will no longer interact with candles near chests and other interactive element
• General stability and performance improvements
• Significantly Enlarged GUI and HUD elements (including fonts) on consoles and slightly on PC.
• Improved camera smoothness
• Performance improvements during some cutscenes
• Fixed case where game was crashing on loading a save in certain situations
• Various bug fixes and user experience improvements in GUI panels.
• Fixed issue where some players were unable to run after Wandering in the Dark quest
• Fixed issue where players were unable to talk to Eight after the Lord of Undvik quest
• Too many wild hunt minions were spawned during Ciri's Story: Fleeing the Bog quest.
• Fixed issue where Keira could sometimes fall under terrain during Wandering in the Dark quest
• Fixed issue where Player was unable to move freely during Blindingly Obvious quest
• Fixed issue where Player was unable to activate portal during Wandering in the Dark quest
• Fixed issue where Player could get trapped in Turseach castle ruins
• Fixed issue where Roche was not present at Hanged Man's tree during Eye for an Eye quest
• Fixed issue where Player was unable to talk or interact with certain NPCs
• Fixed issue where Sirens in quest Lord of Undvik could be invulnerable
• Fixed issue where player was unable to use certain actions after Carnal Sins quest
• Fixed issue where Geralt was sometimes unable to mount Roach
• Fixed issue where some players where experiencing infinite loading screen during King's Gambit quest.
• Fixed issue where Simun was not properly spawned in An Unpaid Debt quest
• Fixed issue where player might have had a progression break after choosing certain dialogue option when talking to Dijkstra in Count Reuven's Treasure quest
• The Pyres of Novigrad quest is of course going to be fixed as well as the XP glitch

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Cliqist muses about Reign of Kings and the developments it brings to the world of online sandbox games. Specifically, where the genre has been, and where it's heading.

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Play Football in a different way, in a futuristic setting where you don;t kick the ball, you use Volley Guns

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Vice: The joy of local multiplayer gaming pulled me out of a post-suicide-attempt shell.

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Destiny E3 2015: What We Can Expect - With Sony placing a greater emphasis on third-party titles on the eve of E3 2015, June's event could prove indispensable for Bungie's Destiny.

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1. Destiny - 2014

Activision spent $500 million on the development and promotion of Destiny, the most expensive game ever made. Destiny cost more than most summer blockbusters!

2. Grand Theft Auto V - 2013

In Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V, you can hijack an armored truck. The game's developers might've had to do the same, given the $265 million price tag on the open-world action game.

3. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - 2009

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was an incredibly successful game that cost about $50 million to develop. Add on $200 million on launch and marketing costs, you've got a quarter-mil invested.

4. Star Wars: The Old Republic - 2011

The Star Wars MMORPG was developed by more than 800 people over six years and cost $200 million.

5. Final Fantasy VII - 1997

Spending $145 million on a game made in the '90s is hard to wrap your mind around. At least the final product was one of the best RPGs of all time.

6. Shenmue II - 2001

The sequel to the original Shenmue cost $132 million.

7. Max Payne 3 - 2012

The gritty shooter from Rockstar was a $105 million expenditure for the developer. It sure was a better use of money than the movie.

8. Grand Theft Auto IV - 2008

Back in 2008, Grand Theft Auto IV was the most expensive game of all time, at $100M. Now that figure looks minuscule in comparison to other games' big budgets.

9. Too Human - 2008

The Xbox 360 exclusive cost developer Silicon Knights $100 million to make. A sequel to the expensive original is reportedly in the works.

10. Red Dead Redemption - 2010

Red Dead Redemption will go down as one of Rockstar's greatest efforts. Venturing into the wild, wild west tallied $100 million for the GTA developer.

11. Disney Infinity - 2013

Disney put more than $100 million into the Infinity franchise. Disney Infinity uses various figurines that sync with the game and allow custom, interchangeable gameplay.

12. Deadpool - 2013

Activision's High Moon Studios spent an estimated $100 million on Deadpool. Unfortunately, the game was released to less-than-stellar reviews.

13. Tomb Raider - 2013

Reboots are never cheap, but they can definitely be worth it. This fresh take on the Tomb Raider franchise revitalized the game series and was well worth the $100 million price.

14. Defiance - 2013

Defiance was born out of a convergence of television and video games. Based on SyFy's series of the same name, an MMORPG was released at a price tag of $80 million.

15. Shenmue - 1999

An extremely pricey game to make at $70 million, Shenmue took seven years to develop and sold just 1.2 million copies.

16. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - 2008

With the amount of detail packed into Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, it's shocking that Konami was able to bring it to the masses for just $70 million.

17. Watch Dogs - 2014

Watch Dogs was long in development before its release in 2014. The open-world hacking adventure cost $68 million to make.

18. Crysis 3 - 2013

According to the Crytek CEO, the third installment in the Crysis series cost three times the original. That puts the charge at $66 million for one beautifully constructed game.

19. Final Fantasy XIII - 2009

The 2009 RPG from Square Enix cost the Japanese developer $65 million to produce.

20. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - 2012

The third-person cover-based shooter by Ubisoft comes in at $65 million.