SKYRIM Fan Reacts to ALL The WITCHER 3 Cinematics For The FIRST TIME!

[@KingdomAce]

I FINALLY played The Witcher 3 For The FIRST TIME! (PART 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4rFhHeglr99h6s; Patreon has the full uncut version of episode 2 already! www.patreon.com/kingdomace

[@albert-i2d4r]

Dude these trailers spoiled too much for you, hop your forget about themm so you can re discover within the game Also, i will need the videos on youtube, where the video of your first stream?

[@KingdomAce]

@user-bj5nw6rw9i Episode 1 is here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4rFhHeglr99h6s

[@albert-i2d4r]

Just watched it, I did not pay attention to the link before. Just finished it and commented it, check my commments;)@@KingdomAce

[@corneliusantonius3108]

SUCH A GOOD GAME

[@Playingwith3D]

its a good game, you will enjoy it a lot. And when you are done, Blood and wine DLC is even better.

[@colinaudette291]

This game and universe was not inspired by Skyrim, the Witcher started out as a book series in Poland in the 1980’s

[@yannym4605]

both things can be true at the same time.

[@Shej]

​@@yannym4605 how!? 1980 i'm sure there was not planning skyrim story that time xD

[@Pir-o]

@@yannym4605 No, they can't

[@michalpajor]

@@yannym4605First short story with Geralt was published in december 1986. The first TES game was published in 1994.

[@chestercz5732]

I agree with the universe and the story but the gameplay, exploration and lvl system could have been inspired by skyrim, we dont know

[@Kajunmulisha4747]

"Its probably gonna be limited, it was 2015 after all". My boy is about to have a revelation in gaming after playing this. It was far far beyond "2015" standards lol

[@st1ro734]

About to spent eternity in clearing all the contrabants in Skelige 😂

[@aameeable]

2015 or mid to late 2010’s were peak gaming. This era brought with it 10/10 Assassins Creed, Arkham series, Dishonored series, Forza Horizon and countless others. Visually there’s NFSMW 2012, AC Black Flag, Unity, Syndicate, Arkham Knight, NFS 2015 and nearing the end with RDR2, Death Stranding and many others (obv also including Witcher 3) Surprisingly goated era of visual fidelity and graphical mastery post 2014.

[@nitrokid]

Bro never played games under 2015? There are many games that 'ahead of its time' out there.

[@Lyu-Phy]

2015 was the golden year of gaming for me, alongside 2013 and 2019. Bloodborne and The Witcher 3 alone stole many hearts. Not only that but the graphics and art style still hold up very well to this day, maybe not as perfect with Bloodborne but The Witcher is definitely still one of the best looking games out there, especially with the graphic updates.

[@Nyx_2142]

Well, after they had many months to fix all the horrendous bugs they had at launch. But fanboys always leave out that part of the tale.

[@walidslimani]

you know this gam IS GOAT when its DLC won an AWARD

[@Pir-o]

That dlc could easily be sold as a sequel game

[@abraaomitichon7868]

So, Skyrim is just norse inspired. The Witcher is a series of book from poland, a slavic region. And Slavic and norse share some things.

[@RabbitShirak]

Indeed. For example, the Kievan Rus (Slavic, though other people existed in great numbers as well) was probably created by vikings.

[@kristof.demeter]

And Hungarian

[@mifigor1935]

Skellige is Norse inspired tho

[@lucasbelmonte2832]

@@mifigor1935And the Nilfgaardian empire is based of Europe, Toussaint is literally France, just saying that the Witcher 3 wasn’t inspired from Skyrim and the Witcher 3 didn’t invent Skellige.

[@mifigor1935]

@@lucasbelmonte2832 I only said about Skellige. I know that most regions are based of Europe

[@MrCoolAttitude]

Witcher 3 deserves all the praise it received. Playing it changed me.

[@Shanks-ue7zy]

us moment bro

[@ScamyKAZE]

It's been 9 years and to this day, this remains the BEST game I have ever played. You can't imagine how jealous I am of people who can experience it for the 1st time.

[@Тима1928]

i replayed it 5 times and still wanna come back in

[@Rak9-j8h]

careful, if you lose your memory to play again, Triss might take advantage of you.

[@stipy5916]

@@Тима1928 Don`t remember how many playtrus i done, i know i played 3,3k hours tho

[@Holtemann]

Agree so hard. There is no better game than Witcher 3 :)

[@itsgonnabeokay9341]

I agree. There is no game or movie or anything that made me feel this empty, to the point I almost cried. And I am the type of guy who never cries, even on funerals.

[@tomczakowski530]

As I die hard fan of the witcher, I will tell you this. DONT start playing it, if youre not gonna focus on it as your main game. It has so much content in it, so much of it is connected together, that if you split your attention between it and few other games, you will loose out on a lot from it. My advice is to wait for skyrim how you planned. But if youre not gonna wait, dont start on another game besides these 2.

[@TwoNinePrime]

Couldn't agree more. It's a game to be truly appreciated and savored.

[@---Kyle---]

Nah let him play the game how he wants, if he feels like playing multiple games at once, maybe he prefers it that way. Leave him alone. Y'all backseat gaming fr

[@Lord-Inquisitor-Davies]

and your being a moron@@---Kyle---

[@Pir-o]

Naaah, if he starts getting into Witcher, he will get addicted to it anyway.

[@candle2005]

trueee

[@Damien_Paxton]

6:36 That raven was a spell, and you can actually find that “crystal skull” near the start of the game.

[@Synthia17]

One of the best transitions between intro cinematic and gameplay I've seen in a while

[@sladewilson9718]

What’s cool about the redhead Bruxa trailer is when he takes that potion and his blood burns when it hits the floor, that’s because it’s a black blood potion. A potion you can actually take in the game to make your blood acidic to vampires 👌🏽

[@neisan92]

Yeah the trailer was very good at showing actual game mechanics in action. The crossbow may have been a little strong, but just about everything in that trailer seems accurate to how they would work in game.

[@Ashole024]

@@neisan92 thankfully the crossbow matters when it counts 😂 underwater or on a boat

[@miguelmonte5157]

"what are you doing!? killing monsters!" badassery alert

[@KingdomAce]

THE 🐐

[@candle2005]

21:50 the game story is happening right after the books and it got its inspiration from them. The books are old, from 1990s. And for someone who doesn't like reading, those books are damn good if u like the games, I actually love reading witcher books

[@ganncakes]

The voice of Geralt in the English version is Doug Cockle. He's also Bhaal in Baldur's Gate 3.

[@Jako-o2x]

There’s a Bhall in BG? What….

[@tomczakowski530]

@@Jako-o2x try playing the dark urge storyline

[@MrDarkSidius]

@@Jako-o2x antagonists are Dead Three chosens, and there is many cameos from previous games and tabletop adventures

[@Jako-o2x]

@@MrDarkSidius K cuz I was thinking of Diablo 😅

[@City-Hunter]

Some voice actors in Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 were in Star Trek TNG

[@GeorgeNoX]

Witcher 3 is considered by many to be the best RPG game ever made and with good reason. You will love it im sure

[@Hylebos75]

It's defintely not the combat and gameplay lol, all about the story

[@itsgonnabeokay9341]

​@@Hylebos75 It's much more than that. Also, the combat and gameplay are not as bad as people make it out to be.

[@Hylebos75]

@@itsgonnabeokay9341 I own it, that's why I said I didn't care for stiff combat

[@Nyx_2142]

@@itsgonnabeokay9341 The combat is definitely not good. The Witcher games have NEVER been know for having good combat. 3 was definitely the best of them for it but it was still not "good" combat.

[@itsgonnabeokay9341]

@@Nyx_2142 define good combat. Just because the combat isn't its main focus like souls-like games doesn't mean that it's not good. Most people I have seen play The Witcher 3 really enjoyed the combat, including me, especially when you compare it to many other story driven RPGs. It's smooth, satisfying, not too slow and there are many interesting builds. What more do you want?

[@datagoose2931]

It’s so fun to listen to you try to figure out the lore from the trailers. These characters and stories will definitely surprise you

[@Pir-o]

The writing in this game is amazing. Even the smallest side quest in the game has a twist at the end.

[@Mufireael]

Hey man, as a passionate witcher fan myself I really enjoyed your reaction video on the trailers of The Witcher III Really nice insight and enjoyable commentary! Excited for the epic playthrough of the game, see you on the path!

[@blakercha]

I just subbed so I can watch you play my favorite game of all time. The depth of the world is astonishing and its so satisfying to work out how to beat each new monster contract. Not to mention the entire war and politics that you're involved it. Can't wait to watch you fall in love with this utter masterpiece.

[@h00ligan71]

Before gettimg into the Witcher, you must know, that first time he appeard, was in the 80s, in a short story by Andrzej Sapkowski. After succes of the first story, he made a books saga, and then he sold the IP to CD Project, for them to make the game

[@DNotzz]

This is a game you have to play slowly. I like to wander from town to town seeing who I can help and leaving the bigger picture main quest stuff for when that grows tiring. The game is at its best when you take it slow and really take in the world and the atmosphere. Travel by day, go to Inns at night, stock up on potions and food, then move on to the next town or area. It’s an action adventure open-world, but it’s very story driven so it’s best to immerse yourself in the world and it’s stories. Most recent play through took me like 145 hours, and that’s just the main game. I hope you enjoy it! And yes there are a few different endings. There are minor choices and then bigger choices that affect who lives and who dies.

[@xanxus5933]

Watching this made me remember again that dude who kept on challenging me in a duel. I was thinking "when will I meet him again" while fighting him then baam, there's two pieces of him on the ground. I was shocked when that happened because I thought it would a small repeating event where he will keep on challenging you.

[@RabbitShirak]

Welcome to the world of the Witcher! For starters, I think both dlcs can be started almost anytime during the game, but I think there is a level recommendation. I highly suggest (once you've leveled enough) start with Hearts of Stone. I think Blood and Wine works best once you're done with the main story of the main game, but it's up to you.

[@SerLoinSteak]

One of my favorite things about The Witcher is that there are often degrees of monsters. Like vampires are divided into Lesser and Higher vampires. Lesser vampires are your bloodthirsty bat beasts while higher vampires are the ones that can appear human and then transform into monstrous forms, and the highest form of vampires are effectively immortal unless killed by another vampire or the sun. And then there are subspecies of vampires like the Bruxa in the trailer where Geralt was bit in the barn. But then you have your monsters that come from curses like werewolves or noonwraiths. I highly recommend learning about the world of the Witcher because between the books and the games, it's a very well fleshed out universe

[@MisterSadge]

Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, both game requires tons of attention to the world and the lore around it (letters in Witcher and shards in Cyberpunk). Hearing conversations between npcs in the quiet alley or eaves dropping on the enemies would make you understand the game whats and whys so much better. Few youtubers have been able to truly experience the game at their full potential, hoping your playthrough would be one of them.

[@MinestroneChad]

I'm so glad to see you getting to this game!! Witcher 3 is such a massive game, don't spread yourself too thin. Also the choices along the way DEFINITELY affect the ending outcome of the game, which is nice. Don't imagine you want to be told too much, because from what I've seen you like to go into things pretty blind, but I will also say that the DLC is pretty available, you just want to be a high enough level so you don't die in those quests. You can also, funnily enough, solely do the DLC apart from the main game. That's how I started. My gf played the main game and then I wanted a taste of it, so played the DLC then I was hooked and went back for the main game.

[@Acrylescent]

Been playing W3 again and now I'm on my annual reaction to the trailers tour. Great video my man!

[@JokerTheStoner]

It's not nearly as limited as you'd think. Tons of stuff to do in the game

[@safwankhan1499]

Suddenly everyone is starting to play Witcher 3 including me!!

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

now you are skyrim fan? :D i envy you to experience witcher knowing nothing.... no game has better, unique more immersive quests in history, after you will complete it, void will be immesurable. similar to rdr2, gta games and few others. also make sure you get new gen updated game with ray tracing and other goods after this please try assassin creed games, odysey would fit what you described you enjoy the most, never ending exploration, insane open world, diving, ship battles and rpg

[@Arturius]

29:30 "Would" Ah, I see you too are a man of culture...

[@SOLIDCHIMERA]

My all time favorite game finished it 5 times which is obviously much less than some gamers out here but i enjoy every playthrough even though i know what's coming its crazy

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

This game is more oposite to skyrim than similiar. In skyrim you create your own character that have some adventures and there is also main plot but nobody gives a fck about dragons. In witcher you are The witcher, Geralt aka white wolf. You have THE adveture to play. And your choices have short and long term consequences. DLC go that way: Heart of stone is like dawnguard from skyrim. It expand what already was in game. It give some new small locations, missions, items and mechanics. But it is self contained story. Blood and wine is like Dragonborn from skyrim. You get completly new huge location with different style and everything. Dosen of side quest + big main quest. Tons of new items and another new game system. But both of those are lvl locked. Well not really. You can get starting quest suprisingly early in main game. But first mission from those dlc are in like 36-42 lvl. Which is lvl that you have when you end main game.

[@flavius1502]

my guy is about to enter in a world full of things to do , i love the books and the game, i have more than 1000 hours ,honestly u should play the game without rushing the main , there are a lot of secondary missions who are absolutely masterpieces

[@dyrL90]

Doug Cockle is the voice of Geralt :) Edit: The Witcher 3 is one of the best games ever developed. Period. Story, sound tracks, charakters, combat mode, skilling, landscapes, dialogues, plot twists, nudity, alcohol, everything you can possibly think of. Everything in one game. Even a absolutely addictive mini game within the game. It is a true masterpiece, even after all those years. You will love it. And the entire story behind The Witcher is just unbelievably awesome. Both DLCs are insane and could have been standalone games each. You will love it. Trust me/us.

[@oliverkorner1716]

"is it 1358 yet ? no. then f*** off !" had me rollin ^^

[@username-1245]

Oh man, just stumbled upon your channel - your voice is incredible!

[@KingdomAce]

Thanks so much!

[@blackguardharper7005]

He is voiced by Doug Cockel for over 2 decades.

[@fnitti206able]

I’m excited for you to start this it’s really an amazing experience

[@vagabond142]

16:39 Limited? Um, Temeria is about the same size as CP2077's open world, if not slightly bigger. Someone did a test at one point riding the horse from one side of the map to the other at a trot (the middle speed between canter and sprint) and it took them the larger part of an hour to do. It's H-U-G-E

[@Hynotama]

“Is this the time period where they thought women were witches?” Wait till he gets a taste of those sorceresses. And when Yen teleports him above a lake because she finds hair strands from another sorceress in his bed.

[@---Kyle---]

Dude! Spoilers! C'mon man he hasn't even started playing the damn game yet! Don't be that guy bro c'mon now 👎

[@Hynotama]

@@---Kyle--- that qualifies as spoilers? It’s also an almost decade old game.

[@---Kyle---]

@@Hynotama It absolutely does! A spoiler is when you reveal part of the story that someone has not seen yet, thus spoiling it for them. It doesn't matter how old the game is, he has not played it yet. It could be a 100 year old game! The point is, he hasn't experienced it yet, and you spoiled a rather funny scene for him. I hope you delete this comment before he sees it if he hasn't already, and the fact that you don't think this is spoiling part of the story for him shows what a selfish person you are. "oh bUt iTs aN oLd gAmE" dude it's a spoiler regardless of the games age, you gotta realise not everyone in the entire world has played this game, and it's quite frankly embarrassing that you're oblivious to that fact. Don't be that guy man, don't ruin it for him. You can be better than that.

[@Hynotama]

@@---Kyle--- oh brother! Do you ever stop preaching? No, I don’t care that he hasn’t played it. He had 9 years to do it and hasn’t. At this point it’s not my responsibility to protect him from spoilers. I’d understand if the game was released a month ago. But it’s been a damned decade. He had enough time to stop playing Skyrim and play Witcher 3.

[@---Kyle---]

@@Hynotama Do I ever stop preaching?! 🤣 What?! Hahahahaha I never said it was your responsibility to "protect him from spoilers" but you could at least do him the courtesy of refraining from spoiling it for him! You really went out of your way to spoil that scene! Like I said before, it doesn't matter how old the game is, some people have not played it. That doesn't mean you can just spoil it for them! What makes you think the age of the game gives you the right to spoil it for others? Coming man don't be selfish. I genuinely thought you had gained some mental maturity but it seems I overestimated your intelligence as you're clearly not the brightest crayon in the box if you don't understand what spoiling means. You are being extremely selfish and quite frankly very arrogant, thinking you can just spoil videogames for people just because it's an old game. You have a filthy mindset and you were clearly not beaten enough as a child. Pathetic.

[@shapeshifter7676]

One very important thing to know about Witchers. They're not heroes. They get paid to hunt monsters, they don't do it out of the kindness of their hearts. Of course, that doesn't mean Witchers can't be kind and help those in need, but they also need to work to survive and they take their work very seriously.

[@theender664]

27:23 this is from the last expansion Blood and Wine 31:46 this is from first expansion Hearts of Stone 33:50 pretty much Witcher makes expansions in such way that you can do them whenever you want in fact there's an option in menu that you can start your game to just do them and nothing else i usually start them and then leave for later to get some additional dialogue, cause in this game it very much matters in which order you do stuff you can get very interesting dialogue when you do stuff backwards XD 33:60 there are only 2 expansions and about 20 dlcs CDP considers dlc some small packages with cosmetics and Expansions are new quest lines, new terrain etc

[@TheNorthlander]

Gotta say, your hairstyle with the bandana? Great combo. ✨ I definitely look forward to you player Witcher 3 but I would recommend taking your time with Skyrim, *unless* you are sure you can handle two RPGs at once. Your choice!

[@iurysaraiva3411]

the cinematic of the monster singing woman was a surprise for me. The whole plot involved... made me shiver the way they did.

[@KSmeaton1]

Witcher 3 was my first foray into the Witcher universe. And I fell utterly in love with it. A good thing is you don't 'need' to play Witcher 1 or 2 if you don't want to, as there's a glossary etc. that covers the characters you meet and their history etc. But still worth playing those too I think.

[@bartlomiejwozniak8131]

That moment of fight between Geralt and Lambert vs WIld Hunt ❤❤

[@damianwards7269]

My favorite video game of all time. I recommend familiarizing yourself with some of the characters/storylines before playing, if that makes sense. You're gonna love it bro.

[@weed0509]

When I watched some of this trailers I saw a lot of things from medieval cities and castles from Europe and I think that's amazing

[@Sensenoi6]

Man this game is still one of the absolute best. I loved how you brought up David Hayder, I've been thinking that similarity a lot. What can you doo, when the crispy growling is good, it's good, lol.

[@lucifernebulae]

Since I played Witcher 3, nothing ever was the same for me in gaming. This was and still is absolute masterpiece. If somebody offered me to forget the game, just to play it again, fresh - I would not hesitate. The best game I have ever played in my 30 years of gaming.

[@fromashes5913]

The Witcher inspired by Skyrim? Nooo.. The first story about The Witcher was published in Poland in December 1986, and the author is Polish. The game is based on a series of books by Andrzej Sapkowski

[@wolfwilkopter2231]

The Potion he drank in the Trailer called "A Night to Remember", before fighting the singing Bruxa (one of the higher and more powerful Vampires, which is why usually no one dares(d) to fight em as she said), was most likely the one called "Black Blood" which makes his blood somewhat poisonous for Vampires. Especially helpful against more powerful ones, like Bruxae, Alps and co and weakens them, when they drink from a that way doped up Witcher. It also was pretty much the DLC "Reveal" Trailer for "Blood and Wine" as the City in the End there, was unmistakably Beauclair, the Capital of the Duchy Toussaint with its Elven built Palace. The very same City, just in close up, you then saw in the official DLC Trailer for B&W and that one at the End yeah its a vamipire, a real "High Vampire" the most powerful ones that exist, that have even Bruxae serving them, just to give you a hint what you're up againt then late in the game.^^ That DLC alone, would be a complete new game with other publishers and is pretty much the best one ever to appear. And yeah they are out of Order. He is tasked to find the Ashen Haired Girl, which is the only Child and Daughter of that Emperor (spoken by Charles Dance jfyi the one that played Tywin Lannister in GoT) The Raven haired one, is his, for about 20 Years at that point, On and Off Lover and very powerful Sorceress Yennefer of Vengerberg, that he traced to White Orchard after the Battle that happend close by. They are both around 100 years old that point, as Witchers age much slower as humans due to their Mutations and Sorcereres's can use magic to stop their aging and be beautiful AF. The Red haired one in one of the Trailers, playin with a little fire was Triss Merigold, also a sorceress of the Aretuza and the main Lover in the first 2 games, for reason the 3rd will reveal.. ;)

[@ashleysamaniego1975]

The boat aint limited, especially in one of the map. You'll need it so much if want to explore everything.

[@coltoncherry8995]

Love watching people experience the trailer almost as much as one of the best games I’ve ever played! Gonna be looking for a potential game playthrough 👀

[@TokusaMarudzi]

never be apologizing for pausing in reactions. You react ♥ Its nice to hear more out of a perso n than just "ok this nice, next" :D

[@TheBarovianDuck]

Brotherman, i hope you play this game. I feel like your reactions to the game are gonna be great.

[@gerardnikoniuk9858]

30:00 He drunk Black Blood to make his blood a poison for vampires, making them vulnerable when they suck blood from him

[@Ruukasu97]

its more inspired by the witcher 2 which came out 6 months earlier than skyrim

[@charliemurphy7927]

Witcher 3 is by far my favorite game of all time, can’t wait to watch you experience and enjoy it

[@hoppie8693]

You get to experience it for the first time, I'm quite jealous. Have fun :)

[@kulejkluski2137]

I finished this game around 5 or 6 times. After watching this cinematics, i wanna play it again, best game ever for me 😊

[@NeoLove101]

All the people saying this game is goated aren't lying bro. Savour it, take ur time its like 500+ hours worth of top notch quality content and the side quests and dlc are just as good if not better. Best advice I can give: If you want the most depth and variety from the game explore the whole game playing it on hardest difficulty and focus on the magic/sign skills for ur build because youll be spending alot of time in combat and you dont want it to be just spamming attack button as ur main damage tool. Oh and remember: dodging>rolling so keybind that shit :)

[@ardonis99]

220 h the 1st play to 100% every map marker; gear; card and DLC; 2nd 140h to also 100% everything. IDK were you got the 500+h unless you RP walk everywhere

[@TAKGamer-po2yy]

@@ardonis99 My first playthrough was about 300-ish hours with both DLC's, and I did not 100%, I can definitely see ppl taking it even slower, taking 500 hours, so you might just be a god idk XD

[@noobmaster-lol7876]

The skull of the raven from the second trailer, you can actually pick it up at the bonfire when you start the game and give it to yen somehow

[@skorpiovt3340]

I know him (man what plays Geralt's voice lines) from Spellforce 3 where he was Sentenza Noria (sorry for my english if i write something wrong)

[@strachster]

Witcher is a type of low fantasy, for that I will use a quote from W40k. There is no Innocence only degrees of Guilt.

[@macready84]

the Blood and Wine DLC is INSANE. More content in that dlc than most AAA games these days. I spent a good 40 hours just in that one zone.

[@Pawel-rv1ek]

And it had the best world. I felt sad wandering in the towns at night, wish I lived in such place lol

[@bohomazdesign725]

Just to let you know last year or so CDPR released a next gen graphics mod (ray tracing, improved textures etc) for the Witcher 3, but its really taxing on your system, so depending on what hardware you are running in your system you may wanna check first if you can run the game with the mod. Also ... Welcome to the world of (not only, but for the most part) slavic folklore, myths and legends. PS: Some buildings in the game are inspired and modeled after buildings that still exist in modern day Poland.

[@fe4rd4]

Witcher series are abso-fuckin-lutly beatiful. Books are so good games are too good netflix serie is ruining it. I highly recommend if anyone want to play this game he/she should start with first to seventh book after finishing the books should continue with the first game to last and third game i guarentee whoever do this they wont feel any regreting it.Guaranteed satisfiction. your welcome.

[@Mr.Donkeypoo]

Please dont compare it to other games from Todd, Bethesda could never make a game of this magnitude

[@ruski77]

Bethesda went to shit after Morrowind Oblivion is and so is Skyrim, for 2011. Everything they've released since has been the same exact game, only now it's outdated and boring. Fallout 4? More like Skyrim 1.1. 76? More like Skyrim 1.1 with multiplayer. Starfield? Skyrim 1.2. And if I had to guess, ES6 will just be Skyrim 1.3

[@Haler102]

The moment he said this and the thumbs up button started to glow, WoW I have never seen anything like this on KZbin 😮

[@lorgrenbenirus]

DLC's will unlock at some point in the game, when you get to the area where you can pick up the quests which start them. You can do them during the main gameplay, though Blood and Wine is best to do after the main game is over, as story wise it kind of starts after that. Mostly will be fine, but if you have not finished the main game then some references in Blood and Wine may be said about the events that you've not done yet. As for other DLC, Hearts of Stone, that can be done at any moment, it's a story on it's own within the game world, linking smoothly into it. If anything, it'll enhance and add additional story elements to the game, so can do it as soon as you get the quest.

[@iseekpeaceandtranquility]

i like ur reaction, subbed and will watch ur contents!

[@ShadowWizard]

to understand what's going on u should play first 2 games first but to sum it up Gerald has step daughter who went missing after riders of the wild hunt came, they are inter dimensional beings, and she 6:18, well u can call her the stepmother then, she went searching for her while Gerald lost hes memory (it all basically happened in once), first 2 games go more in to that background but not as main quest, Gerald only remembers that hes a witcher, a monster hunter

[@lizaliza8367]

Bruh it's only gonna get better!! the rich world, the coolest possible characters, and, ofc, and fucking masterpiece of a game and they are doing another one as we speak!!!

[@mifigor1935]

So basically the lady vampire from the trailer was a lesser vampire (I'm not sure, but I think she was a Bruxa) and the vampire and the vampire from the blood and wine trailer is a higher vampire. They are immortal (the only way to kill one is to have another higher vampire to kill it) and a LOT more powerful. They're a number 1 spot in every list of "monsters so powerful that even witchers fear them"

[@jazzx251]

There are usually specific quests during the main game that unlock the DLC From then on, you can play the DLC quests and main quests in any order you like - although you'll be seriously under-levelled for the DLC if you choose to do it early The game is excellent at adapting the story if you play out of order

[@laszlodajka5946]

Thx for the reaction vid. Will be hellofa playthrough.

[@wolfwilkopter2231]

There are atleast 2 Trailers missing. The first would be "The VGX Trailer" And then ofc the one they created for the 10th Anniversary. Channel: The Witcher Video: Celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Witcher a 3rd that they included in the GOTY is also the one where you have developers talk about locations irl and such.

[@swdeadpool1129]

"Killing monsters" dayum it was cold af

[@wardenbatdog9868]

I played this game for the first time in 2017, I'd had a heart attack and was resting at home when I came across this game, "the game of the year edition." This was one of the greatest decisions I'd ever made in gaming. I've now listened to all the audio books and played all the games, but if i could go back and offer any advice before stepping in. Read the books and play the first two games only for context and your own pleasure in this world. This is definitely a game you can play straight out, but the world is 😗👌😍😍😍 The music is also beyond beautiful do enjoy.

[@canislunaticus]

Witcher 3 is an underrated gem, I genuinely don't think we're going to get a game like that ever again.

[@peternikolov4012]

Underrated? Really?

[@ignoremychannel697]

The Witcher 3 is the best game ever made.

[@aleks5405]

The Wild Hunt in real folklore is Odin leading a cavalry charge of the army of the dead. Hearing reports of someone sighting the wild hunt was considered a proof of either a war, a plague or other calamity.

[@kylejohnson3889]

I’m that vampire dude I swear . If ya wake me up early imma be pissed 😂😂🤣

[@Sandlund93]

I would say that the boat exploration is the opposite of limited, it was so vast that I got bored while exploring every question mark on the map. That's a really big chore lol. The true star of the show is Gwent, I even enjoyed that mini-game more than the game itself. It's still one of the best videogame stories I have come across, the characters feel really unique and complex. This is still on my Top 3 after all these years, the only game that could threaten its position is Sekiro. Because that's the only game that has grown on me over the years.

[@timconner7693]

The Witcher 3 is one of those very few games that ACTUALLY lives up to the hype around it. At least in my opinion.

[@andrewplck]

Jerald of Riviera and Jennifer of Venga-bus looking for Siri for their Apple Wild Hunt model.

[@denisevans213]

Going to check out your gameplay videos, hopefully you're loving it! - Amazing, beautiful game, fantastic music, memorable characters and experiences - and a GREAT example of value-for-money DLC done RIGHT (which yes, you CAN hop in and out of the DLC quests and stories alongside your normal game, seamlessly) - Here's to one of the greatest gaming experiences you're going to have!)....

[@KingdomAce]

Thanks for the info! And yeah, I'm freakin lovin' it right now! I start off kinda rough, even in tomorrow's episode, but by the end, I'm starting to get pretty good! I'm even playing on Death March! I hope to see you in the comments again soon, I'll do my best to make yall proud!! 🫡🔥

[@theender664]

26:05 it's still the vanilla with nothing else it's just talking about it being the last from trilogy this one is actually on the old engine from witcher 2 they later rewrite whole game too new one even logo is way diffrent it was a first trailer ever shown, i belive...

[@pluto6703]

Weeeelll the story and the characters are a bit more complicated than you would think 😂 Thats mostly because the game is based on the 8- yes EIGHT books plus some other texts, so there is a lot of story behind all of this,

[@BigTgeekandgaming1997]

I am hyped to see you play witcher 3 tomorrow homie

[@DefaultName-du3kr]

In The WItcher there are many types of vampires, but they aren't undead humans or whatever. They are closer related to Fey/Fairies, they are from another dimension and are either stuck here or came here willingly, I forget which.

[@tucoramirez8397]

She dispelled the raven. It was a magical construct is what i think. Hence the crystal skull.

[@elvancor]

Trying to set expectations: TW3 is VERY different from Elder Scrolls, in that its open world is merely a space for quests to exist in. Narrative is the biggest strength of CDPR, and it's the core quality of this game. Don't expect too much of the exploration aspect or even the combat. Strap in for great characters and thick atmosphere instead.

[@ShadowWizard]

u may want to watch s1 of witcher series to get context about Gerald and Siri (white haired) and Yenifer (dark hair), series starts before he lost hes memory, before first witcher game

[@kazek9932]

The Witcher book, just like the game, is a bit of a mythological mix from European regions, the main Slavic atmosphere is present here, even the Witchers from these productions had their counterparts from the real world, of course they were not monster killers, but something similar. I hope you enjoy this incredible Polish piece of art 😁🇵🇱

[@112hokage]

28:44 he took some fentanyl bro

[@diabelfugas111]

WHY HAVENT YOU ALREADY PLAYING ITTTT?! Also really good timing i just started playing it again

[@HmmWelp]

"just perfect timing" that's it that's the game. The potion he drank is called "black blood" raises his blood toxicity so it harms blood drinking monsters iirc

[@DarthChosen]

the gameplay is pretty clunky but the lore and story is so rich and the landscape beautiful. hope you enjoy learning about all the monsters youll be facing.