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The Witcher 4 surprendra avec des PNJ réalistes. "Chaque personnage vivra sa propre histoire"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 04,2025

The Witcher 4 surprendra avec des PNJ réalistes. "Chaque personnage vivra sa propre histoire"

CD Projekt Red établit une nouvelle norme en matière de développement de personnages non jouables (PNJ) dans The Witcher 4. Suite aux commentaires sur Cyberpunk 2077 et The Witcher 3, le Le studio vise à créer un monde véritablement immersif peuplé de personnages crédibles et engageants.

Le directeur du jeu, Sebastian Kalemba, a expliqué sa nouvelle approche : "Notre règle est la suivante : chaque PNJ doit donner l'impression de vivre sa propre vie, avec sa propre histoire."

Cet engagement est évident dans la première bande-annonce, présentant le village de Stromford. Les villageois adhèrent à des superstitions uniques et adorent une divinité forestière. Une scène représente une fille priant dans les bois jusqu'à ce que Ciri arrive pour combattre un monstre.

Kalemba a en outre souligné son attachement au réalisme : « Nous visons un maximum de réalisme chez les PNJ – de l'apparence et des expressions faciales à leur comportement. Cela créera une immersion plus profonde que jamais. Nous établissons une nouvelle référence en matière de qualité. »

Les développeurs ont l'intention d'imprégner chaque village et personnage de traits et de récits distinctifs, reflétant les nuances culturelles et les croyances des communautés isolées.

La date de sortie de The Witcher 4 en 2025 incite les fans à attendre avec impatience de plus amples détails sur cette approche innovante de la construction du monde et des personnages.

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