Win a copy of The Witcher 2 with

Prize details

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is the upcoming sequel to The Witcher. It's being developed by CD Projekt RED and is scheduled to be released on May 17, 2011. Key features of the Digital Premium Edition include: No DRM Official soundtrack Bonus artwork Maps and letters Bonus videos The game will be available in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish and will run on Windows XP/Vista/7. Minimum system requirements: Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz, 2 GiB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT with 512 MiB VRAM.

Competition details

To participate, all you have to do is: like Wiki4Games on Facebook (just push the button on the left!) register on the Wiki4Games forums and post a reply with your entry (Facebook profile + additional points if you want - see below) in the competition's thread With this you get an entry with 1 point to the drawing. To increase your chances, you can do the following (post proofs, such as tweet URL or Digg profile, in your entry in the forum thread): Like the contest on Facebook (1 point): Tweet the contest on Twitter or Identi.ca (only one of them, your choice, 1 point) Digg the contest (1 point) Register and contribute on Wiki4Games: 1 contribution larger than 2KB=1 point, 1 contribution between 1KB and 2KB=0.5 points (maximum 4 points). +1 point for having a non-empty user page on Wiki4Games. NB: no junk/spam/copy-paste from another site. Just creating a page with the template (3KB...) doesn't count, of course. Have 30 minutes of Wiki4Games usage tracked by Wakoopa (1 point), or 2 hours (1 more point) Join the Wiki4Games group on Xfire or on Steam (only one of them, your choice, 1 point) Post about the contest on your blog or site (must be a "real" site, with content and already existing in January 2011) (1 point) Post about the contest on a BBS where it's allowed to do so (1 point) Early completion bonuses: Facebook + Twitter/Identi + Digg done before 30 March 2011: +0.5 points Blog/site or forums done before 30 March 2011: +0.5 points Just to make things clear: the maximum possible amount of points is 15.

Rules and regulations

• The competition started on February 26, 2011 and will end on April 9, 2011 at 23:59:59 server time (CEST).
• We'll then wait a week, pick a candidate winner randomly (entries will be weighted by their points to a power to be determined, probably around 1.2), and check if their entry is still entirely valid. If the candidate winning entry isn't entirely valid, its points will be recalculated and we'll again pick a candidate winner randomly, and repeat the process until a valid winner is found.
  Due to the (obvious) unavailability of the prize before its release date, the prize will be sent to the winner around May 20, 2011.
• In the event of a dispute, the judge's decision is final.
• The contest is opened worldwide, except in countries blocked by GOG or Paypal, if any.
• The only prize is one Digital Premium Edition of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings obtained through GOG. In the event that this prize becomes unavailable due to circumstances beyond our control, we reserve the right to offer a prize of similar value ($44.99).
• If we reach more than 20 participants, we may add a second prize (one or a couple of GOG games).
• Only one entry is allowed per physical person. Creating multiple accounts will result in disqualification (the judge's decision is final). If you know you're going to generate an activity that might look like multi-accounting (e.g. siblings on the same connection, participating on a university network, etc.), please indicate it in your entry.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What are points good for?

More points give you more chances to win the drawing. 1 point = 1 chance. Additionally, because we know the hardest points aren't the few first, but the last ones, we'll raise the points to a power of X (X is still to be determined but will be around 1.2). To make it simple it will mean:

• 1 point = 1^X = 1 chance to win
• 5 points = 5^X = around 5-7 chances* to win
• 10 points = 10^X = around 13-17 chances* to win
• 15 points = 15^X = around 19-30 chances* to win

*: those are indicative values which will depend on the final value decided for X.