Watch Magic is a 1978 psychological horror film directed by Richard Attenborough. The main idea behind the film is the power of illusion and how it can manipulate and control the human mind. The film stars Sir Anthony Hopkins as Corky Withers, a struggling magician who finds fame and success when he incorporates ventriloquism into his act. Corky becomes obsessed with his dummy, named Fats, and starts to lose his grip on reality. Fats begins to take on a life of his own, leading to a series of haunting and disturbing events. The main theme of the film is the thin line between illusion and reality.

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I'm quite a new player (35 hours) and wondering if it is worth buying deluxe version of witch queen, given I already have the season 18 pass? Or just go for basic version? Need to take into account I only play a couple of hours a day, and not that intensely. I still haven't finished new light coz I got sidetracked by just having fun doing strike and cosmodrome bounties! Actually blocked at moment because I need to defeat a nightfall boss, but current nightfall requires an expansion. Does that happen often?

if you want to get into the latest content, armors, weapons, missions, exotics, a raid. ect then yes it's worth it. I say maybe at discount price thats when you grab it.

You will have the witch queen forever and you will also have the dungeons that come out this year forever too

highly worht it in the long run dude even if oyu can play all the time just a few hours a week in the CURRENT content is enough to get most of what you want along with some cool transmog sets and cosmetics

the current nightfall is GLASSWAY , this is a BEYOND LIGHT boss.

it does happen oftenish, half of the nightfalls are free to play bosses, the other half are expansion bosses from shadowkeep, beyond light or witch queen

Expect them to remove that DLC from you within the next year or maybe a bit longer and force you to buy another DLC to conntinue playing. They have removed 180 euros worth of content so far including the campaign and not givin a single thing back.
But if you are okay with paying for a temporary content you might have fun with for a while then go for it.

Expect them to remove that DLC from you within the next year or maybe a bit longer and force you to buy another DLC to conntinue playing. They have removed 180 euros worth of content so far including the campaign and not givin a single thing back.
But if you are okay with paying for a temporary content you might have fun with for a while then go for it.

Just get Lightfall instead cause once it comes out all the other past DLCs will become irrelevant, just like Forsaken and Shadowkeep.

Expect them to remove that DLC from you within the next year or maybe a bit longer and force you to buy another DLC to conntinue playing. They have removed 180 euros worth of content so far including the campaign and not givin a single thing back.
But if you are okay with paying for a temporary content you might have fun with for a while then go for it.

They already said that they weren't sunsetting any more content (apart from seasonal stuff)
Yea, i won't trust them ever again, 180 euros lost is 180 euros too much worth of content not giving back a single thing.

I wouldn't really. This game is kind of dog ass to be honest. Very little content. All the weapons are essentially the same with different models, speed of fire, and sounds. 90% of the content is just lifted from the weak campaigns. It's all mostly ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ easy that it'll put you to sleep. The loot is a boring level designed for console gamers. Just making numbers bigger. There is no real loot itemization and builds.

I know for a fact that I used to have Forsaken, and Beyond light. Now I have access to none of these things when coming back to the game and it tells me to purchase DLC. So if I were you I would be careful investing in D2.

Worth it? Let's see.
Will you play the dungeons?

Will you play the seasonal content from past seasons (the only way to get old season is the deluxe package)?

If the above is yes, you might well feel it's worth it. I can't speak for you, for me it's been worth it.

Now, for the negative people.

"Expect them to remove that DLC from you within the next year or maybe a bit longer"
Nothing removed wasn't over three years old.

"Yea, i won't trust them ever again,"
They never claimed they would not remove content. They have said they are not removing any more expansions. I think it's you who people might not trust.

"I know for a fact that I used to have Forsaken, and Beyond light. Now I have access to none of these things when coming back"
If you got those on console, they don't follow you here, each expansion is licensed per platform. No, linking your console account to your PC account does not give you access to content you got on console.

"I wouldn't really. This game is kind of dog ass to be honest. "
This might be your opinion, many of us don't share it. But, if that's the case, why are you here, an activist? What a waste of time.

Thanks for the responses, was just trying to work out if diff between base witch queen and deluxe is worth it given i got the s18 pass already, so i’d be paying the extra for a £12 season pass for s19 and a couple of dungeons. Think i’ll just go with the base, probably wait for sale unless i run out of content.

Thanks for the responses, was just trying to work out if diff between base witch queen and deluxe is worth it given i got the s18 pass already, so i’d be paying the extra for a £12 season pass for s19 and a couple of dungeons. Think i’ll just go with the base, probably wait for sale unless i run out of content.

Just to note you'd be getting the passes for S16 and S17 too.
As to your original question if you intent to keep playing the game going forward into Lightfall and beyond then I'd say yes, it's probably worth it to get the deluxe pack. That's a lot of resources for a fairly new player. Those resources from the passes plus the dungeon specific weapons and armour are quite the haul, set you up nicely for the next expansion, even if you do only play a couple of hours a day.
I'm not sure what the dungeons cost separately but I think they're a tenner a piece, ish, so for the extra you're getting 56 quid of content. There is also the possibility of you getting a reduction on account of you already having the S18 pass, I've heard that said in the past but I honestly don't know whether it's true or not mate.
One other thing to consider. With only a season and a half to go will getting the deluxe pack leave you short for Lightfall? That one I can't answer. Whatever you decide do do like trukr indicated and ignore the doomsayers, they're just trying to steal the jam out of your doughnut mate.
See you out there

This is something I didn't understand when I bought Witch Queen and the current season pass.

There's a lot of content still running from S16 and S17, and a lot of people are still doing it actively. I struggled over whether to buy the Witch Queen Deluxe Upgrade, but after I had it I was *very* glad I had done so.

This is something I didn't understand when I bought Witch Queen and the current season pass.

There's a lot of content still running from S16 and S17, and a lot of people are still doing it actively. I struggled over whether to buy the Witch Queen Deluxe Upgrade, but after I had it I was *very* glad I had done so. Ok, maybe I’ve misunderstood season passes. Once the season is done, what’s left to keep/do?

It's hard to say, I bought the base dlc then upgraded to the deluxe it's weird I feel like I'm only getting half the content I paid for without the deluxe. The only use for it is getting to unlock last seasons stuff (depends on what lvl you reached), this seasons pass, the next and the 2 dungeons. And prior seasonal content. Up to you unless you wanna buy them all separatey.

The main theme of the film is the thin line between illusion and reality. Corky's descent into madness is portrayed through his increasingly fragmented and distorted perception of the world around him. The film explores the concept of identity and the dangers of losing oneself in a character or persona.

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Watch Magic also examines the power dynamics in relationships, particularly between men and women. Ann-Margret co-stars as Peggy, Corky's love interest and former high school crush. Their relationship becomes strained as Corky's obsession with Fats grows, highlighting the destructive nature of unrequited love and the lengths one will go to possess what they desire. The film is known for its atmospheric cinematography and eerie score, which heighten the tension and create a sense of unease. The use of close-ups and tight framing further emphasizes the psychological intensity of the story. Overall, Watch Magic is a chilling and thought-provoking film that delves into the depths of the human psyche. It serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of losing oneself in a false reality created by the power of illusion. The film's lasting impact lies in its exploration of the dark side of the human mind and the dangers of obsession..

Reviews for "The Allure of Watch Magic in 1978: A Closer Look"

1. John - 2/5 stars - "I was really disappointed with Watch Magic 1978. The plot was confusing and the pacing was off. I found it difficult to follow the storyline and connect with the characters. Additionally, the acting was subpar and the special effects were outdated. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this movie to others who are looking for a magical and captivating experience."

2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - "I have to say, I really hated Watch Magic 1978. The film felt like a never-ending series of confusing and disjointed scenes without any clear direction. The characters lacked depth and the dialogue was cringe-worthy. I couldn't wait for it to be over and I felt like I wasted my time watching this movie. I would advise others to steer clear of this disappointment."

3. Mike - 2/5 stars - "Watch Magic 1978 didn't live up to the hype for me. The concept seemed interesting, but the execution fell flat. The acting was wooden and the story dragged on without any real surprises or excitement. The film failed to captivate my attention and by the end, I couldn't wait for it to be over. I was left feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied."

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