I don't really know what to think about this multi thingy, but this kind of comments

is what made me grind my teeth while reading Bioware forums. It is sad day, that I find this kind of attitude (developer can do no wrong) here as well. ›››

Any time or attention or resources that are put into making a game multiplayer is time or attention or resources that can't be used to make the single-player game the best it can be. A very, very large studio might be able to do both well, but CDPR is not a very, very large studio. I really hope that they don't go down the multiplayer path. ›››

.. and so, it begins continues... the next step is what, achievements? ›››

Multiplayer? WOw.. that's bad... real bad.. CDPR is joining the bandwagon. Market's is already flooded with too many multiplayer and MMOs.

We already lacked many quality single player experience like Witcher series. Wrong move CDPR.

Seeing CDPR is console focused and crazily joining the MMO micro-transactions bandwagon i think i somehow lost confidence in them. ›››

And that's what we want to capture. In the game, we want to create a story that is very profound, but the novice players should be introduced to it better than they were in The Witcher 2. Those players should be taken by the hand, but at the same time we would never want to offend the intelligence of someone who is more hardcore.

AB: If you're going to introduce a character to players, we definitely need to offer special quests just for that character, for example. This way, you take time to focus on the character specifically so players can understand them better.

MI: With our next game, we want the hardcore player to be able to get more context, and we need to introduce the game and characters to people more properly. In The Witcher 1, for example, we were throwing people in the middle of the story, and we assumed that players would know what is happening. But a lot of players told us that they didn't really understand this relationship or that relationship.

AB: Also, it's not important, for example, that every city on the game's map have its own story. If you're a hardcore player, however, you should be able to go in and find something interesting. This way, you can create those layers for the new and the hardcore players.