King's bounty: Warriors of the North - Expansion

[Anti-global]

Will there be an expansion for this game any soon?

[Totoro]

I really hope they fix all bugs before doing anything like that.

I would desire an editor though.

[rickah88]

Also I'd like to see a physical copy released, of WotN!

[DGDobrev]

I would also like to see a bunch of bugfix patches first. As for the people who are counting, rickah probably just upped his "physical copy of "Insert KB game here"" tally to over 75%

What's so bad about steam? You can always make a physical copy yourself too.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by DGDobrev

I would also like to see a bunch of bugfix patches first. As for the people who are counting, rickah probably just upped his "physical copy of "Insert KB game here"" tally to over 75%

What's so bad about steam? You can always make a physical copy yourself too.

Well, there are a few things about physical vs. digital

1) Since the creation of this website there's always been a physical copy advertised...short of Amazon.DE, where is it for the English speaking world?
2) Obviously some people like physical copies, with artwork, booklets, etc over a digital download. Probably just old fashioned.
3) I like having something I can touch and look at, which is why I have a collection of over 1,000 BD's. I don't care for streaming.
4) All the other KB titles were released this way, so what not WotN?

I understand gaming companies save a lot of money releasing games this way, and then having the early customers perform all the beta-testing. That's great, I appreciate the early adopters! But give all the people that want the physical copy, that option. I don't think it's too much to ask.
I'm sure those that purchased the digital copy would doupledip on a physical copy just to have it....even more sales.

[Mandea]

You are quite wrong on your last sentence. I'm sure most wouldn't. I can even bet most wouldn't because the game still has many problems. I think they will release a physical copy IF they are sure they will get their money back, because physical copies cost.