Best game of this generation as far as I'm concerned, brilliant main story, excellent DLC that is actually worthy of extra money. Easily 100+ hours of content. Beautiful graphics and runs very well on both consoles.

There is nothing at all wrong with CDKeys - comparing them to G2A is laughable.

As for the deal, personally for the sake of 14p I'd go with 365games and get £1.65 of PlayerPoints.

Been using CD-Keys for years for XBOX/PSN and Steam keys, no problems. No need for the scaremongering.

Good price for the PS4 copy but I'll be getting on PC for £23.

CD-Keys has been going for years and nobody has ever been banned for using them therefore you are scaremongering. :wink:

edit: They send you a photo of the code how much more legitimate do you need?

cdkeys ive also used for years and years and never had a problem once.

GG Loopy.

Tempted to buy this today, £19.99 on PSN, also has the DLC for £19.99... though if you buy them both together as a bundle it inexplicably costs £5 more!

Thanks for reminding me it's a deal site... I forget posting 239 deals makes me a non contributer. As mentioned in another reply. I can appreciate if you own both. Maybe I made a childish comment. Think I had just woken up. I can admit my mistakes though.

Fair comment if it applies to you. I apologise, I have re-read your comment and it does seem reasonable. Ignore my comment.

This is a deal website. I own both a PC and PS4 so it's good to read through people's opinions as to what experience is better value for money.

You contribute zero so go away...

Eh? Cdkeys are fine.

No mate, it's a deal site.

If you have a PC and a console, saving 30% on a better experience makes sense, doesn't it?

Buy it on PC if you have a suitable spec for £23 (less 5% code) and play it how it was supposed to be played, visuals are so much better!

http://www.cdkeys.com/pc/games/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-goty-pc-gog-cd-key

The greatest game of this generation. A wonderful, expansive world. I've got the original title and both DLC packs and It's the bets money I've ever spent. Pick this up and don't be disappointed :smiley:

Get yourself down to Specsavers mate.

Like I said even with them babbling all this what I saw with my own eyes it wasn't as stark a difference as you and the article try to say. Sure if you compare side by side and focus your eyes on a still screen you can see a difference but not that huge. I have it on ps4 while my bro has it on pc to me it will only be a big difference if it had what they showed at the 2013 reveal trailer visuals then that would be great. The current graphics maxed out on pc differences when you play look similar to each other to console gameplay

The fact I couldn't get into this game just baffles me.

Me pointing out that you've got form for posting deals from a competitor of cdkeys is 'attacking' you?

Erm seems the only attacking going on in here is you having your quid's worth against cdkeys #justsaying

Is this going to get a new set of achievements / trophies

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - the Digital Foundry verdict

Overall, CD Projekt Red's legacy as a developer is deeply entrenched in PC, and to a great extent it shows in this version's extras. Everything from hair physics to broader draw distances make it a cut above console - a sharper, richer-looking release that also benefits from superior textures and effects. The ability to hit and hold 60fps is, to our minds, the PC's best advantage though. Even with its camera stutters, combat is far more responsive than the console's circa-30fps, and on limited GPUs we'd gladly give up the above visual extras up for it.

That said, Geralt's latest chapter is still very approachable on consoles. It's a visuals-over-performance setup that means both PS4 and Xbox One get a density to world detail that's rarely seen on console. And outside of the resolution divide (favouring Sony's platform at a true 1920x1080) core graphics settings are matched between the two, mostly borrowing from PC's medium and high presets. Performance is also a sticking point; PS4 is preferable in this case for its 30fps cap, though it suffers from some stutter, while Xbox One's uncapped frame-rate gives us far less consistent experience. We're still hoping for that optional 30fps cap option on the Microsoft platform.

Having played all three versions extensively this week, it must be said PC is a must for its extras, as well as for its solid, multi-threaded optimisation across all setups tested. On the console front, as of update 1.01 the PS4 version is king thanks to a cleaner 1080p image and slightly smoother frame-pacing - though we hope its hitches are addressed soon in a patch. In launching across three platforms at once The Witcher 3 is a highly ambitious objective for the developer, but CD Projekt Red proves here that it has the mettle for current-gen development - whether it returns us to Novigrad next time, or takes us somewhere entirely new.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-face-off

TLDR, If you have even a modest PC you would be daft to buy it on console. With a high end rig, there's no other option, PC is just better.

I have this on XB1 and have played it 1440p on PC and it looks hugely different, for one draw distances are notable.

If you play on a freesync or gsync monitor you also won't notice any tearing regardless of how well optimised you feel it is.

Go look at DF comparisons, plus 30% cheaper.

ordered this about a month ago at full price with Base and because the game has been delayed buy a few days they have bought the price down as good will by about £3. That was nice of them...

Having missed out on the first two Witcher games, I couldn't wait for this. Truly exceptional in nearly every way. As far as I'm concerned, it hasn't been bettered yet this generation. If you've not played it yet, don't hesitate, this goty edition is a steal at under £35 - well over 100hrs of brilliance!

Imagine this: a world in which people can change their minds

Why people are are personally attacking me, when I was just trying to be helpful, I don't know

How dare I try and prevent people losing their purchases?

Best game of this generation as far as I'm concerned, brilliant main story, excellent DLC that is actually worthy of extra money. Easily 100+ hours of content. Beautiful graphics and runs very well on both consoles.

Though there is evidence of you posting Electronic First deals and you mentioning using them for four or five years and what a wonderful service they provide in your bunny blah blah blah :smirk:

Better luck next time, case closed :smile:

Is the dlc on the disc

The gaming community is well voiced online, if anyone had been banned for buying from CD-Keys you would have heard. Now you're just being ridiculous, added to the ignore list.

1) I have no evidence to suggest anyone has been banned, but equally you ave no evidence to put forward the opposite
2) The bottom line is: they are not an authorised reseller. If anyone wnats to use them, go ahead, but sooner or later I can only see someone getting burnt by this

I know, but they sell keys across various platforms.

It's not a steam key it's a GOG key.

Hey OP,

Have some heat. Ordered for a friend.

Cheers :smiley:

There is nothing at all wrong with CDKeys - comparing them to G2A is laughable.

As for the deal, personally for the sake of 14p I'd go with 365games and get £1.65 of PlayerPoints.

CD-Keys has been going for years and nobody has ever been banned for using them therefore you are scaremongering. :wink:

edit: They send you a photo of the code how much more legitimate do you need?

I'm not trying to scaremonger, I'm addressing legitimacy concerns.It only takes getting banned once to lose an entire library of games.

If you aren't worried, then more power to you, but I'm just putting it out there

Been using CD-Keys for years for XBOX/PSN and Steam keys, no problems. No need for the scaremongering.

Good price for the PS4 copy but I'll be getting on PC for £23.

Stunning game from start to finish and that counts for the expansion packs too. great deal for first timers.

Instabuy!