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CD Projekt Red Intern Shares His Experience
Intern Philipp Weber took center stage on CD Projekt Red’s official website today. He shared his experience of working with The Witcher 3 developer and explained how he got the opportunity.
Before he interned for CD Projekt Red, Philipp Weber worked with The Witcher 2 editor on his mod, Lykaon. The blog follows him from this mod creation to his eventual internship at CD Projekt Red.
Weber offers his impressions on working with quest design for The Witcher 3. You can head here to read the whole story.
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Our Take
CD Projekt Red likes to speak directly to its fans. Recently they addressed DRM concerns for their upcoming game. The story gives us more of a peek at how quest development works at CD Projekt Red, and it makes CD Projekt Red look great in the process. Highlighting an intern’s work provides great press for CD Projekt Red, The Witcher 2 editor, and The Witcher 3. That gives me an idea.
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