The Maddening Mystery of Gaunter O'Dimm - The Witcher 3

[@Fizhy]

I may have gone somewhat overboard.

[@mizu2281]

Nah, you lack of only 2:06:01 cringe

[@syphilis6969]

Only 2 hrs?? Kinda disappointed tbh Feel like a lot of us could happily watch a 6hr + one lol

[@niekw3793]

I’m here for it

[@Fizhy]

@@syphilis6969 I think I'd go insane.

[@Fizhy]

@@niekw3793 top guy

[@mikkelolesen6292]

Three videos on the Witcher and then you decide to tackle the most intricate character and mystery in the entire series? And not only that it's a two hour long video?? You sir are an absolute madman and I applaud you greatly for it!

[@Fizhy]

Thank you kindly! More to come

[@TheArtofKAS]

This but louder😂

[@jpmchausse]

This but louder, more unhinged, and less clothed.

[@Fizhy]

@@jpmchausse understandable

[@2KXMKR]

You haven't noticed the cats? If you approach any random cat, it'll rear back and hiss at Geralt. All but two. The second of the two walks right past Geralt right before his fight with Olgierd, forcing him to step back out of its way. It's extremely subtle, but it's a small added detail. Details have meaning. The cat strolls past Geralt in the direction of where O'Dimm appears from. The first is actually in the main storyline of the game. When Geralt finds Tamara. As he waits for her to come downstairs, a cat appears atop a table. Completely unfazed by Geralt. Geralt takes an interest in this cat, stooping down to analyze it, seeming perplexed by its lack of reaction to him before Tamara distracts him. Again, just another added detail with seemingly no purpose. Could these two cats have been O'Dimm following Geralt? Also, where was Geralt when one of Olgierd's men just so happened to be posting the contract at the exact time Geralt was there and when O'Dimm can be seen, for the first time, lurking in the background? The Seven Cats Inn, of course.

[@Fizhy]

The cat appears to be its own mystery/inside joke from CD Projekt. I think its purpose in the cutscene where Geralt finds Tamara is to use the cat as a distraction so the camera doesn't have to focus on some scuffed stair descending animations. The cat that doesn't immediately hiss at Geralt is apparently called Nibbles and shows up a lot. Perhaps Nibbles is watching the Witcher on behalf of O'Dimm, I like this idea but I can't say it occurred to me when producing.

[@a.m.pietroschek1972]

Details: Like the drunkard showing us the intact wooden spoon and its use by Gaunter, compared to Gaunter breaking the wooden spoon, once Geralt agreed to that `Pact with the Devil aka Faustian Bargain´..?

[@danialyousaf6456]

I knew it. O'Dimm is a cat God. No wonder he likes fucking with people.

[@mike7652]

​@@FizhyI have a cat named Nibbles, Nibs for short, which I may have subconsciously named after that cat in the Witcher. On a playthrough now, but been a while and my conscious mind wasn't thinking about that when I named the kitteh. Surely the work of Gaunter O'Dimm!

[@a.m.pietroschek1972]

@@danialyousaf6456 He didn't rub his hair off on our legs, though.

[@Zelologist]

A 2 hour video about my favorite character in the witcher 3? Sign me up!

[@Fizhy]

Yessir!

[@kacperwoch4368]

"Rome" or in Polish "Rzym" is a fairly common name for traditional inns in Poland, as a nod to the legend of course. The moon is also part of some versions of this legend, as it is said that when the devil captured Twardowski and was taking him away, the nobleman managed to free himself at the last moment, either by praying or invoking the unfulfilled part of the contract. The devil dropped him off but instead of returning to earth Twardowski landed on the moon where he lives until this day. In the game ''standing togather on the moon" was likely not mentioned before the ending simply because it would be too obvious of a twist to the Polish audience.

[@woollama]

Polish VA for Gaunter is brilliant, he just sounds distrustfully happy to be there

[@Fizhy]

Ooh that sounds even more eerie. The English VA has a more flat tone, not dimensionless at all simply, calm and eerie and that range widens as you get to more lucrative conversations. Can't hide those slight Scottish twangs in Alex Norton's voice mind you.

[@ThePresidentofMars]

1:44:30 i suspect gaunter chose the lady because he felt her forsaking of the old customs was a slight to him, just how he felt slighted when the drunkard kept impeding Geralt's path. if he was just a beggar asking for food, it wouldn't have held much significance or weight but using a custom centuries old did, i feel customs are like rituals or sacrifices for the pagan gods which gaunter essentially is, a god of contracts. So, like refusing to offer a portion of your harvest might anger a god of agriculture, shoeing off someone in need of aid in the manner she did, then saying they are less deserving than a mutt. she kinda had it coming. in his mind at least.

[@alexbenge1605]

Haven't started the video yet, but i already wanna say thanks for making a 2 hour long video on this character. He's by far the character i found most interesting and this is probably one of my favorite dlcs ever.

[@Fizhy]

The writing in this expansion is hands down some of the best gaming has to offer, I loved every second of playing it and enjoyed making this video to the same extent. Thank you for clicking and I hope you enjoy!

[@treywright1238]

I love the Gaunter rhyme and music. It's so fucking creepy but also enchanting like the man himself.

[@Fizhy]

Yeah it's one of those tracks that just weaves its way into the pits of your mind and takes control. It makes establishing pacing quite easy as the entire time, in my head I just heard that tune playing from start to finish.

[@treywright1238]

@@Fizhy I bet that was even more maddening than the mystery XD

[@Fizhy]

@@treywright1238 nah I was just whistling it in the house in my out of tune nonsensical way and my dog suddenly became bipedal and screamed at me.

[@treywright1238]

@Fizhy did he also start chanting vague Latin XD

[@Fizhy]

@@treywright1238 he might have, but in truth I was somewhat preoccupied with figuring out where the pentagram on the floor had come from.

[@thespartan5251]

First 30 sec is enough for me to judge the quality of the video, you just earned a new sub.

[@lazaglider]

Well, this is just the quiet before christmas kind of thing I needed!

[@Fizhy]

That's what we like

[@iirovaltonen4258]

Never seen a 2 hour video in 1 minute, thanks Fizhy.

[@Fizhy]

I didn't intend for it to be 2 hours but it ended up being 2 hours.

[@iirovaltonen4258]

@@Fizhy I hope you never intend to do a 2 hour video, for your own sake.

[@Fizhy]

@@iirovaltonen4258 same here, I quite enjoyed accidentally making a 2 hour video without any intention to make a 2 hour video.

[@michaelspriggs9304]

I enjoyed it too actually

[@sk1raz314]

Just as I started replaying the game, your timing couldn't have been more perfect!

[@Fizhy]

I have the superpower of timing it would seem!

[@jigsaw8188]

YES! I'm so glad you covered this. Been waiting for you to drop a video on Gaunter. Even better that it's 2 hours long

[@Fizhy]

It had to be!

[@hannahhannah6022]

Truly some of the best DLC content in gaming ever! Playing through the game a second time and the opening scene between Gaunter and Geralt hits so different with the added context. Fantastic story telling.

[@jorgecastillo2391]

I really hope he shows up again In Witcher 4. It was a good idea not having Ciri have any interactions with him throughout hearts of stone so while we know about O’Dimm, Ciri is completely in the dark about who he is and his encounter with Geralt.

[@Fizhy]

Remember: it's a saga. I reckon a game where O'Dimm's presence is implied at first would be brilliant, then the next title maybe reintroduce him there.

[@kenjyn76]

​@@FizhyI'd honestly love to see O'Dimm introduced in a way where he's a major villain that Ciri has to figure out how to kill. Seems like a great storyline, putting a dimension-hopper against a threat that seems to be able to play with this dimension as he pleases

[@DAYV3EN]

I've never played this game, so it's impressive that you got me engaged with a 2 hour video on it. Major props. Update: I bought the game with Christmas money. Hope I end up liking it

[@Fizhy]

Legend!

[@Deadeyecorleone]

Oh mate you’re missing out on the biggest masterpiece of all ages. It’s better than a woman, better than whisky, better than any addiction out there in the world. If you’re not playing this, you’re wasting your life!

[@George-um2vc]

tf you doing with your life blud, easily top 5 games ever made.

[@nogoodhandlesavailable]

Go play it immediately

[@jackodriscoll3817]

Do yourself a favour. Play it. The DLCs alone are masterpieces.

[@moonlightwolf]

2 hours? Mate, you spoil us. Great work, as always, and happy holidays to you, Fizhy

[@TexasPoonTappa11]

Can’t believe KZbin tried to clear this from my queue- almost thought I lost the chance to see this video! Gaunter o’Dimm isn’t talked about enough and this satiated my Witcher needs ❤

[@Fizhy]

Thanks for watching!

[@andreamiss9979]

Thank you so much for your incredible storytelling. The two hours flew by, and I was hooked the entire time. Your voice is so soothing and melodic; it really adds to the immersive experience and makes for a very relaxing evening. You've inspired me to dive back into W3 - please keep making more!

[@Fizhy]

Thank you ever so much! Yep, more to come for sure!

[@skinnyjtheviewer4840]

I worked a 12 hour shift while listening to this! Got through the whole thing and I was captivated with the details of Gaunter O Dimm! He’s always been a rather chilling character to me because he has cosmic level power and we know very little about him. Good job!

[@lars7747]

literally just talked to my mates how much i loved gaunter o dimm cause i heard music that reminded me of his theme and here Fizhy comes in clutch once gain.

[@Fizhy]

Happy to be of service!

[@marcwhite6267]

This video is riveting and fascinating in the extreme; more than two hours flew by like twenty minutes. I still wish it were longer! Here's to more videos on Master Mirror =).

[@bigzed7908]

Someone call the Winchesters.

[@mikael_Engstrom]

Honestly one of my new favorite videos of yours. Recommend this video a few weeks back and been hoping you’d be tackling O’Dimm. And you did NOT disappoint! Amazing video. Here’s to hoping a video of the Crones will come

[@digitalgulby]

Recently found your channel. Love your work. So awesome you made a TWO HOUR video on this underrated character.

[@Fizhy]

Thank you for your support! More to come for sure!

[@1984Bergeron]

I hope we get Gaunter back in the next Witcher. He's one of the best video game antagonists ever made.

[@yomi2624]

The name Gaunter O’Dimm and the acronym it presents (G.O.D) blatantly reveals how O’Dimm sees himself or wishes to be seen; a God. A true God, though, wouldn’t be so vein - dimm is definitely some version of the devil, or at minimum a demon, envious of God’s title. Such a great character, so many interpretations. A devil whom’s acts of evils reflect humanity’s flawed morality. Great video !

[@dadlife0623]

This video certainly deserves more views. Keep up the great work!

[@TitanfallTeachings]

Great video man

[@zephyros4795]

I have watched 4 and a half hours of witcher content in te past 24 hours and i loved it. Great video analysis.

[@stefmyt5062]

Gaunter O'Dimm is by far one of my favorite characters of any media. The lack of any real answers, the Lovecraftian elements, it all gives him such an intriguing nature. The conversation with Geralt at the inn genuinely gave me goosebumps the first time I heard it.

[@aespa2447]

i recently got into The Witcher series and im so happy you're covering this

[@permeus2nd]

1:33:34 are you forgetting the part where O’Dimm drew the circle himself (or should I say itself) no he didn’t want to kill him he could have done that on their first meeting when he drew the circle of protection, if anything he wanted the guy to end himself it would be more fun that way.

[@benyamamare6505]

You're an incredible storyteller, hats off

[@spencersmith4849]

Thank you, FIzhy. I've always enjoyed your vids on RDR2 and just in general, and now you're covering my most favorite game. Keep doing your thing, mang. It's awesome.

[@DrLukeHart]

Love the Nyarlathotep reference. That Lovecraftian deity is also in a story called ‘Haunter of the Dark’… ‘Gaunter O’Dimm’

[@parimalpatel5166]

Would very much like to see more of Gaunter O'Dimm in Witcher 4.

[@TheStardustConspiracy]

These were the most interesting hours of my day! Gaunter O Dim is such an interesting character in the Witcher universe, hope you continue to do more profiles for enigmatic characters in the future

[@krozal6892]

Fantastic video! I always enjoyed your RDR2 content and it's great seeing you create stuff on one of my other favorite games. Look forward to seeing more Fizhy! Thanks mate!

[@Fizhy]

Thank you for your kindness, I'll be sure to do more in the future!

[@krozal6892]

@Fizhy music to my ears

[@marcwhite6267]

Would love to a similar in-depth video on the Unseen Elder.

[@Fizhy]

Would love to do one! Allow me some time to properly play through Blood & Wine again when the opportunity arises, then I'll be able to sit down and tackle the subject with a renewed memory of the experience.

[@ChonkyBoi_yt]

Gaunther Odimm is probably the Strange man in read dead redemption

[@GhostRydr1172]

He probably is.

[@Avatar1977]

It's always fascinating to me that if you don't side against him, Gaunter can actually give genuine and helpful advice regarding Ciri and the best ending for the game. He actually treats Geralt almost entirely fairly in that instance

[@vjottir924]

it's amazing how i find this video after taking an interest in O'Dimm's history and origin

[@Majoraexp]

Whoa, 2 hours. Nice job man, I love this!

[@Fizhy]

Thank you kindly, please enjoy!

[@TitanfallTeachings]

Amazing content I appreciate your time

[@scgordy1212]

I may have watched the entire video in one sitting. Top tier content. Really nicely done.

[@patrickperrin7599]

Been watching between this account and an alt account since 2016 and boy do I love falling asleep to these lore videos. Thank you and keep it up!!

[@DensilGrant]

Was always interested in this character,can't afford the games so cutscenes of the game were my limitations..Re watched these games multiple times never saw all these things..However i feel like this was sufficient information about O'Dimm the mystery adds discussion and shared ideas and notions which make the character more interesting..If we know all he is thats it the end.. Enjoyed this video studied it as if i was at school 😂 Great job mate..Thanks..

[@mikavituhandle]

Gaunter O'Dimm has been one of my favorite video game characters for a good while now, and i personally have had some thoughts about him. the 2 critical clues to his "true nature" or what not that i personally believe in are the title of "master of mirrors" and his sentence of "But i could" during the wedding event. I believe he reflects, to at least some extent the human nature and the personal nature of people back to them, seen in him having nice conversation with the 2 elderly, wishing Shani had better end for the night she got dragged in to, and his treatment of von Emeric and the noble lady from blood and vine. "I would if i could" comes to mind with the 2 latter: i believe O'Dimm knew that the noble lady would send homeless vagrant in to the woods starving if given the change, and i believe he knew von Emeric would spill the blood of his own for the love of his life if given the change. so, as were shown over the game that he is not bound only to contracts, i believe he uses the contracts to ruin those who would do such to others if given the change, just as a some sick game of "I have the means to do as i wish, just as you would if only given the chance". there is also the scholar who had such greed for knowledge that he would not stop even as he was going blind. Edit; this came out as a bit of a rant and being non-native english speaker i have no idea how to put it to better words, so i will just add this TLDR at the end: I believe O'Dimm targets those who to an extent believe 'might makes right'. those who believe they have the right of walking over others for their own benefit because they have the means of doing so, and simply shows them its not very good idea, because in that world something else will walk over you.

[@MultiKwolf]

Thank you Fizhy , this is phenomenal

[@Fizhy]

Thank you for taking time to enjoy it!

[@r_r_rye2441]

Since Gaunter is meant to be, by most people's interpretations anyway, the Witcher universe's equivalent of Satan or at least a higher level demon, that line of his, "When all is said and done, I am a merchant," has always stuck with me. Gaunter has been speculated over exhaustively, but I always thought that was something of significance that has been relatively neglected.

[@KyleD92]

Holy hell , a 2 hour character study / dissertation on THE gaunter odimm ! If someone wasnt going to do it , i was gunna do something like it ! Appreciate the effort and i hope hes in the witcher 4 , even if its just hints that hes in the shadows id be satisfied.

[@ashmangotree]

wonderful video friend, this has been such a treat! amazing work!

[@bloo2moon]

I would love to see you cover the land of a thousand fables in this game. Amazing video my man!

[@dioluchini]

thank you greatly for what i can only describe as an early christmas gift ethan, wonderful video as always please never stop tackling the witcher series, im very fond of it and you deliver it perfectly 🙏

[@marcwhite6267]

Little did he know that "Ahh, like everyone." line was addressed at HIM (and not at what he had said). Gaunter O'Dimm must have been sitting there for hours waiting patiently for Geralt to appear, only to realize that he's a little bit on an "Ahh, like everyone."

[@protein3266]

Keep this going, i’m addicted

[@agamemnonofmycenae5258]

The talk with the grannies about gingerbread is the only seemingly innocuous thing he's done, if not for Gaunter knowing that it would unsettle Geralt himself("So you were listening to my talk!" quote later in the tavern when Geralt mentioned it. He always knew that Geralt was highly suspicious and wary of him, so talking about time was meant to make Geralt guess what he was up against. In the tavern Gaunter clearly demonstrated what he could do with his powers of time to a random blok, as a warning to the witcher that he should not even consider regular monster slaying against him(which Geralt did by trying to investigate the nature of O'Dimm through his questions feigned as curiosity).

[@aaronfrantz25]

Thank you so much for this video. I got into the witcher and books within the last 40 days, and I just completed the heart of stone dlc, loved it so much

[@xx.05]

An in-depth video on one of the most interesting characters in tw3 AND in time for the holidays? You spoil us Fizhy! Thank you sir.

[@darkskyleather]

Right as im about to start crafting? This is perfect timing, thank you sir!

[@Fizhy]

Oh aye soldier

[@MrTup9991]

awesome vid bro, keep em coming!

[@Fizhy]

Yessir!

[@eugenehatin.420]

This was my first game played and introducing to the Witcher. I immediately bought both dlcs and Witcher 3 and then played it for like 600 hours lol such an amazing game with soooo much to do.

[@secondarytrollaccount666]

Odimm is probably one of the most powerful beings in the witcher world. Being able to stop time completely the guy would probably be impossible to beat in a 1v1.

[@comradesoviet3847]

in my headcanon Gaunter is an entity just like Q from star trek. Q are immortal almost all powerful beings you could call them gods. They're extremely bored since most of them already experienced everything that can be experienced. So for some of them the only entertaiment value that they get is from playing with the more primitive species. Creating games, giving them a challange to overcome for their own amusement or just messing around with them. Sometimes being marely an annoyance but sometimes they're straight up evil. But not everything is allowed since all Q live in a 'society" called Q continuum. All Q kinda oversee eachother. for example its not allowed for any Q to give powers to other primitive species or have children with them. If Gaunter o'dim has something like that it would explain why he has to go when Geralt beats him, its because other like him would force him to obey the rules he himself set up. And he had to set up those rules so the rest of his species allowed him to have his little game.

[@Pr0digyZRX]

He is a mirror of humanity in the witcher universe. He is only evil based on how we view evil. He doesn't always come across as evil but obviously isnt good. Just like a lot of people he deals with would be viewed the same way

[@woollama]

The ending for this DLC that I got was to check everything and figure out all the hints as to how to defeat mr. Little Mirror (Pan Lusterko). Then I procedeed to give Olgierd's soul to mr. Little Mirror and ask for nothing in return. This looked like a choice Gerald might make for a bandit he cares little for

[@legs5775]

Never played any over the Witcher games or read any of the books, but I’m a sucker for a Fizhy video!

[@MrDueltube]

Man! That was so entertaining, makes me want to replay Witcher 3 and both DLCS all over again.

[@hakanofrivia7011]

Obviously Witcher universe has lots of mysteries but this one was the most I was intrigued by. Thank you so much. Liked and followed…

[@DanzoTheManzo13]

I've already watched this 3 times since it came out - excellent work!!

[@Fizhy]

Cheers!

[@dibmanv2]

It never occurred to me that the curse of the spotted wight, was O'Dimms doing. But it makes a lot of sense.

[@Fishingrod2538]

W3 is my favoirite game thank you for making the best content i have seen on it

[@Fizhy]

I’m not so sure about that but time will tell! Cheers for your support!

[@vegardhuse]

A good video to watch in between my sets at the gym, thanks Fizhy!

[@Fizhy]

Happy to be of service. May your gym sessions be lucrative

[@_.CM96]

Great video on an brilliant character.

[@garydiamondguitarist]

Huh, didn't realise you were going all in on _Witcher 3_ content, EJ. It's good though! Didn't think more than a decade after the game came out people would still be making compelling video essays on it, but here we are. And what a good choice of subject - Gaunter is one of the best written characters in a video game series full of them. Master Mirror, the Master Manipulator. A man who, in his own words (about Olgierd but applies to himself) "feeds on the pain and suffering of others". Although there is a little truth to him being a self-described "travelling merchant", like most of what he says, there's a lot more to it that he *isn't* saying, and that all adds to the illusion, mystery and danger of him. How every conversation is a transactional exchange, a way to put more and more people in his debt. That is his greatest pleasure in life, that power, but able to do it while seemingly incognito, so no-one ever sees him coming. Genuinely a great villain, but also a great villain because the morality of his character isn't pure evil, there's depth to it. I feel the video captures and chronicles his character better than others I've seen on the subject, maybe goes a little deeper into his motivations. Also, something few people notice - three blue stripes on either arm of his tunic. Gaunter wears Adidas.

[@PedroJunRodrigues]

great content as always

[@mariaasombrada3964]

The best written evil character I have seen in any piece of popular media no doubt. Thanks a lot mate. 🌟🌟🌟

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

Honestly I wonder what itd be like to possess Geralt's body. The dude is relatively old and has been fighting since he was a child. His joints and bones must be in a state. And as someone with chronic pain, you get used to it. You become numb to the pain basically. But a ghost? Suddenly getting sensation back? we are missing a scene where Vlodimir is like Why do your elbows creak?? Why does your knee feel so weird?? What did you do with your ribs?? And Geralt just shrugging

[@casualcookin3893]

Geralt is immune to any disease, meaning his body wont have inflamation and be worn off

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

@casualcookin3893 Thats not what chronic pain is. I wish it was. And he has taken a battering over the years. Like with the striga. He was out cold for two days and he has a lot of scars from various other injuries he sustained Fighting monsters man. Itll leave a mark on ya Its also just. Wear and tear on the body. Mutations can do a lot but it cannot remove the ravages of time.

[@casualcookin3893]

@@elvingearmasterirma7241 Ur speaking like chronic pain is some sort of a magical curse, but its in fact a bodily function that doesent happen to everyone for a reason

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

@@casualcookin3893 Yea and sometimes that reason is just your body being battered and thrown around due to your profession. this is also me telling you to take care of your body because you really really dont want chronic pain trust me on this

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

@@casualcookin3893 Also I mean. Chronic pain is one of the closest things we have to a real life curse. I have hypermobility and lemme tell ya it feels like a curse. And Im one of the luckier ones because my joints wont randomly dislocate itself while Im just sitting. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is the universe playing the biggest prank and only the universe finds it funny. Even as Im typing this my left shoulder and my hips are in pain because I slept well. Because no matter what I do, or how many pillows I try to support my joints with, theyre gonna do their hypermobility thing as I fall asleep and my muscles relax. So yea. Curse.

[@itsasmallgirl]

I am so excited for this. Heart of stone was my favorite storyline and because of o'dimm. Awesome!

[@rusutudorrr]

God I love you. W3 and RDR2 are my favourite games. Please continue all your AMAZING work

[@YTPremiumWatch]

Love the detail to these, thanks for making them mate

[@Fizhy]

My pleasure!

[@blakcharazard213]

Fizhy, my man, you have truly outdone yourself with this one. Marvelous job!!! Here’s me saying whatever I want in the comments 😁

[@rishabhjha6168]

A 2 hour long video on Gaunter O’ Dimm! All my prayers have been answered!!!

[@Fizhy]

I aim to please!

[@TheKeyser94]

For some reason in my play-trough the balcony door had a glitch, at first I trough that it was a game ending glitch, but I solve it by running as soon as I destroyed the door.

[@LowTempDabsss]

This guys videos are phenomenal! Make one on cyberpunk

[@NoxisFlak-Heyhowareya]

I am loving the Witcher 3 videos I MUST HAVE MORE! (Please)

[@edcaperson]

Wait do we have any clue about the wandering witch that professor shakeslock mentions?

[@poweredbythemakyostar8896]

Bro this guy had me shook playing this One of my fav characters and the writing chefs kiss

[@patrickhickey7673]

Fab video - usually I stick to elder scrolls lore stuff but I do have a soft spot for the Witcher series and you have a great knack for lore vs narrative which is lacking in some other channels 😉 Don’t know if you write these whole vids out yourself but either way good job

[@Fizhy]

Some notes put me on track and I just feel for it from there

[@johnnygoldhand2647]

I do hope we see O’dimm again in the Witcher 4, ciri encountering him would be quite the interesting story esp if you chose to play him, he could probably try to get revenge on Geralt through ciri

[@northener_van6971]

I saw the title. Saw who posted it. And saw the duration. Needless to say. I'm excited.

[@Fizhy]

[@northener_van6971]

​@@Fizhyyup. It was a banger...

[@flacohernandez4380]

2 hour video from Fizhy, my life is complete

[@DakumunDahBat]

I have seen people try to argue this dude isn't actually evil...no, he is very evil, one look at his actions and you will know it. The only reason Geralt is ever spared from a fate worse than death is because Gaunter thinks Geralt can be of use to him later. He would dispose of him in an instant if Geralt ceased being useful.

[@zaruuchshekel5806]

i just found your channel bro big up! such great content wowzers

[@kasubarukun22]

A really good video indeed. Imagine they actually wrote such a good character.. you love to hate him. What puzzled me was understanding i had already met him, made me feel paranoid af. One of the best quests i have played in a videogame. If you dont post a video before, i say merry Christmas.

[@Fizhy]

And to you!

[@OriginalHimLaden]

Cool to see someone link this back to Robert Johnson. I always thought of O’Dimm as similar to Legba an Iwa of West Africa Vodun

[@OdiVonDobi22]

My opinion on Gaunter is he's a very powerful demon who wants to see people suffer and derives malicious pleasure in doling it out through wishes. I don't think he's a Djinn he isn't behaving like one. You don't have to rub an object for him to pop up and grant wishes. He seeks out people with a destiny and he tries to prove they're petty, selfish, and rotten. He may even be a connoisseur of suffering created by presenting a seemingly cornucopia of wealth only to really lure them into giving up their soul for trinkets/shiny things. He could be the devil 😈 he certainly seems to be almost all powerful through most encounters with him. Freezing time (at least locally space-wise) storm summoning, burning a sigil of ownership onto a witcher, creating a pocket dimension or maybe making Geralt believe he's in an Upside Down version of reality. Having most answers to any questions, knowing personally intimate details about everyone around him. Obviously most be an ancient being. Yes, he very well is the devil. But I don't think he is God because he is easily banished when he loses the maze/solve-the-riddle but I going to sh*t talk at Geralt about how I will get him another time is what makes me think he's definitely not God. If God of that world wanted to have his way he'd have his way. He wouldn't just be like, "Oh can't get even with you, you solved an easy riddle and a bullshit maze, guess I have to piss off for a bit"🤣

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great vid mate!