The Witcher 3: One hour of Emotional and Relaxing Music

[@prestigious_gaming1868]

Dear fellow Witcher Fans, With a lot of pleasure I can announce you that The Witcher 3: Emotional and Relaxing Music Part Three has been uploaded. I had enough content for another 46 minutes of listening pleasure. This will be the last part of emotional and relaxing music for the Witcher 3. This one is a special gift to all of you Witcher fans, who have been so extremely enthousiastic and shared your opinions about this beautiful game and it's lore. Let's never forget those precious memories! Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5ebeqywn9GWoKM Have fun,

[@alekzgs4755]

Prestigious_Gaming this is the bomb💣thanks so much

[@hisholiness4537]

Bro you can pin your comments so they come first for everyone.

[@prestigious_gaming1868]

I forgot that, consider it done! Thanks

[@hisholiness4537]

Prestigious_Gaming​ no problem.

[@giorgostasioulis4557]

Prestigious_Gaming Priscilla's song is a must

[@vickbash]

Who else remembers how magical the first time going to Skellige was?

[@alborzajeli768]

yessss!! absolutely magical, they executed it so well that it was instantly unforgettable, especially when that beautiful, haunting music kicked in

[@bruno.riscado]

Yes!

[@parijii1406]

I ended this game enjoyed skellige a lot can't forget this game in my whole life

[@envision136]

what about first time going to toussaint

[@sweetrain9482]

Absolutely beautiful place, and the music just gives it a whole new level.

[@hyypersonic]

This game will always have a special place in my heart.

[@xxxander0203]

Totally agree. Games will advance and become better in graphics, story, and creativity. But TW3 will always be a beacon in our mind, lasting forever as a wonderful memory.

[@pritzp33]

Well said!

[@SagnolTheGangster]

The same feeling bro! :\ glad i lived to play that game

[@kickyourasstwice]

The best game of all time , I think.

[@KhoaLe-jm4sv]

Never think I could love a game so much, but to me TW3 and its characters are so endearing, like friends and family I've never met. I love to play the game again and again to keep seeing them.

[@yashvyas897]

This is not a game..... It's art. Absolute Masterpiece

[@alexa.davronov1537]

It is not a simple game, it is not a story, It's a life experience everybody should have.

[@BlackHeart-ue4lk]

@@alexa.davronov1537 So are the books. Check them out immediatly!!

[@alexa.davronov1537]

@@BlackHeart-ue4lk I already did. I was disappointed by the ending. It was crushing and very weak.

[@TheWarBleed]

u sound like a virgin neckbeard

[@williamkerrn8240]

but but art is an explosion

[@lockness123]

I took a trip to Switzerland in 2019. I brewed myself a coffee, sat outside, and played this video whilst taking in the view. I won’t ever forget that moment.

[@bilbobeuli]

"Shit, Mountain Pass is beautiful as ever" go through your mind? :)

[@rainymai]

That sounds gorgeous

[@Milfaces1000]

Wow, I could almost feel how gorgeous it was 😌

[@tonmoysam2533]

Reminded you of Skellige, didn't it?

[@MosesMatsepane]

damn! bro!

[@fadde98]

The worst thing about this game is that we'll never get to experience it the way we did when we first played it.

[@kazimkabir6620]

play far cry 3

[@TheKlimekpl]

still you can play it again this time taking different decisions to see new quests and it will be awesome

[@BalgaBear]

I can say the same for DooM 3, damn I played through that game more than 20 times. The first time through was one HELL of a ride, I had so many points I just had to stop playing because it was so horrifying.

[@skinnypete2645]

@@kazimkabir6620 far cry 3 is good,but this game utterly destroys it imo

[@johnnyo3535]

True. On my 4th playthrough. Can't get enough of it.

[@guilhermeal2170]

Finishing this game and spawning at Kaer Mohen all by myself left me without a sense of what to do with my life.

[@r18bbit93]

Guilherme Al did you get the good ending or the bad ending ?

[@muhammetorhansoyuguzel9551]

if i didn't broke the dikxtra's leg i could kill the radovid and save the other spesies :(( i felt so bad about that decision

[@BalgaBear]

I got the best ending, having a villa with yennifer by my side.

[@gh0stmell089]

first time I ever played I got the best ending without realising it, this game will always be a master piece such a shame to see they wont be planning on doing a witcher 4 for a long time, thankfully they haven't ruled out a 4th instalment (don't quote me on that and don't take my word for it)

[@lesstalkingmoregaming]

The dlc is the answer for that my Son.. go forth!

[@kaenami5902]

There should be a club where Witcher fans go after finishing the games so we can all feel empty together

[@50shekels]

I don't feel empty. Geralt's story has come to a close, now it's our turn to follow the path.

[@lordrosen47]

Kaenami maybe have a couple of games of Gwent too

[@ifkhanturan2302]

You spoke from my heart bruh! After finishing main and two extensions, I felt what you've just say.. now every night I play this music to remeber the witcher ambient. God knows I love this game.

[@rxfx6498]

@@50shekels Life advice right there. Props to you!

[@LanceAlam]

@@rxfx6498 Agreed

[@attronoxor]

What a masterpiece... Seriously this game leaves a huge void after you finish it, I've never felt this way after finishing a game. Everything is perfectly done in this game, the gameplay, the story, the soundtrack, characters, graphics, the huge interactive world... I get the feeling we won't ever get a game like this again. It got me through a very hard time in my life and I'm just thankful to CDPR for it.

[@ezrahollow3662]

It literally does. I started playing this after I finished Dragon Age: Inquisition. I was so distraught because I'm a Solavellan. Literally cried for freaking hours. Then my friend said, "Wanna cry some more?" Of course I agreed. Played Witcher for the first time and died all over again. At least Witcher 3 has a good ending for Geralt and Yen...or Triss...if you're into that.

[@FleurDeLysASMR]

yes!!!

[@widsm]

Couldn't have said it better myself. I'm trying to fall asleep here and I keep thinking, I've had a lot of "favorite" games. Skyrim trumps all as far as hours I have invested doing every little thing. But Witcher 3 is like you said, a true masterpiece. It's art in so many aspects. it's being there in the game. The voice acting alone is incredible ! Beautiful huge environment really ties it together. I agree 100% there will likely not be another game that delivers like this. I hope you all lived in it like I did.

[@apacherestartking7850]

got the same after the mass effect trilogie.

[@Cuzjudd]

I had a massive void once I finished it

[@Sorablankk]

There are only two types of people: 1) Those who love Witcher 3 2) Those who haven't played witcher 3

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Fucking true. I'm tired of folks everywhere running with their games saying they are the best (like GTAV bullshit) without any clues of what TW3 is.

[@mysterirfan]

@@alexa.davronov1537 Im sure all GTA fans, including me, will say the exact same thing about GTA V what Hamzah said. :)

[@mysterirfan]

@@alexa.davronov1537 SO not everything has to be a fact :) Opinions matter, postitive or negative.

[@friedrichbeutles4605]

So no, there are just some people which do not like open world games. Those people also do not like witcher.

[@andrewhunt7328]

Be patient. I am a witcher noob. Trying to get uset to the mechanics. The graphics are breath taking., yennifer is beautiful and I love gwent. I have only scratched the surface. I cant wait to sink my teeth deep into this game

[@GamerInVoid]

Now that the Decade is about to end. I think we can all agree, THE WITCHER 3 is the GAME OF THE DECADE !

[@timestampterry5415]

no, this is the best game ever made, and will be until we either get the witcher 3, or CD project red pulls something new out their ass, otherwise, this game has no competition, it's that good

[@GamerInVoid]

@@timestampterry5415 Agreed

[@aaronlad7697]

@@timestampterry5415 for me this and botw are the games in the decade! Also assassin's creed sucks balls

[@KILIAN-cs7ob]

Rdr2 an this

[@Ahrone1586]

@Maja Nared 2 iq

[@Sublight77]

Im an old guy now, approaching 50, and at work not feeling that great but I feel like a little kid just anxious to get home, lay back and lose myself in the witcher 3 for a while. Man what an immersive world. I dont even play it to just do quests all the time, sometimes i just wander around to see the world, sightseeing and seeing what kind of trouble I can get into. That game is a gift, Im glad RPG's continue to thrive, theyre a wonderful escape. Theyre much more than just a 'game.' As someone who started with Zork, a text adventure game around 1980 lol, to play something like the witcher is amazing. #geeklifeforever

[@And_Aaron_loves_to_kill]

Time spent wandering around no man's land is time treasured. I can't wait to play this game again.

[@shahabsaeed1864]

This game is absolutely so worth it. I can understand this urge to play it. I played it everyday and didn't even bother to check out any game while I was playing this. Other games might be 10/10 but witcher 3 is a class above, that its perfect.

[@souravbera]

try red dead redemption 2 also for the best immersive experience

[@howgamer365]

Couldn't agree more. Been playing games since the late 80's and this is the most immersive game I have ever played and it is not even close.

[@kowxley1793]

Exactly the same experience for me but on Red Dead Redemption 2, I'm starting The Witcher 3 right now, excited for this

[@elderdavid1989]

The main problem about finishing the game is accepting it's over. The atmosphere is unique! For us all that's left is hear this amazing soundtrack.

[@ddv1647]

Couldn't sleep for half a week after finishing the main game story... Then I noticed there are 2 DLCs and asked a forum if they were worth it(which was an obvious question for me, but I didn't want to get too excited for something that may include some new quests with maybe 2,3 new monsters). The senior art director of CD Project Red then talked me into buying it and I regret absolutely nothing. God, was I happy when I heard that I haven't really finished the game/story. Now 600 hours in game.

[@samgort]

Hey, I highly recommend you read the books now that you’re done with the game. I’m currently reading The Last Wish and it is absolutely incredible.

[@lain39x]

True.

[@americanboy1332]

​@@samgortshould have read before playing, that's what I did back in 2015 before the 3rd game was out - read books and played the first two games. And then played through the 3rd game with an average of 20-25 fps but it was so worth it

[@sekizo597]

wtf how did you manage to play with 20-25 fps ? lol@@americanboy1332

[@prismaticbeetle3194]

whats sad is that there wont be another great game like this for decades

[@huraira448]

Tarek Chamas so true

[@joeyxl3456]

Cyberpunk 2077 is the bright light on the horizon now!.

[@thorsten8790]

You know that's not true , there is always like this. The gaming market is so huge , sometimes it's just the little games that will stuck with you.

[@alexandrverianov8555]

oh god hear ya, but the thing is cyberpunk can be garbage or cab be masterpiece, we can only hope at this point. yet there is Last of Us part 2 coming our way so we are set =) P.S. dont give Cyberpunk much hype yet and dont preorder

[@prismaticbeetle3194]

Alexandr Verianov i want an ARPG set in the witcher universe where we can play as different characters (like dragon age origins)

[@sams_3d_stuff]

Some of the best times of my worthless life. Thanks CD projekt Red

[@Trillatt]

I feel you bro..

[@lesetheres4573]

When I read comments like that I feel so lucky to still not have finished the game, getting closer to the end of main quest sadly... Luckily I still have the dlc hehe

[@commandershepard8929]

@@lesetheres4573 I just beat it last week and finally understand what they mean :(

[@lesetheres4573]

@@commandershepard8929 I found a solution man before finishing the game I started reading the books and they are so fkin great that I haven't touched the game in 4 days

[@heyjoji1954]

Les éthérés agreed... to anyone who beaten the game and haven't read the books spare some cash and get the books, read them, and memorize them then play Witcher 3 again I swear you'll get a better idea to the game and it's references and why Geralts relationships are so heartfelt

[@heresyisecstasy]

This game really did get me through the most difficult time of my life; mysterious medical condition that ended my career, my husband lost his career shortly after, a MIL and SIL that became determined to inflict as much misery as possible, my dad died, I was diagnosed with cancer, it just never seemed to end. Got through it by searching for Ciri.

[@itsgonnabeokay9341]

Stay strong ✌

[@heresyisecstasy]

@@itsgonnabeokay9341 life is so good now; change always comes if you can endure.

[@iagolima573]

@@heresyisecstasy Had a similar situation, my father died for covid-19 while was probably in the worst situation possible, I was really depressed and my mother got depressed soon after, i didn't know life could get so worst in a already bad situation but ok never give up

[@heresyisecstasy]

@@iagolima573 I hope you're okay. I know loss is so difficult, but there is always something beautiful on it's way to you.

[@Dionyboz]

@@iagolima573 i experienced literally the same thing. Witcher helped me a lot. We will get through this.

[@hrithikprakasan5400]

Still here in 2024 to hear this masterpiece

[@XGamesForge]

i use this for coding

[@hrithikprakasan5400]

@@XGamesForge quality

[@esr9749]

me too@@XGamesForge

[@Fettman89]

@@XGamesForge Me too haha anytime I need some tune s playing in the background while building my RPG I always throw on the TW3 soundtrack. Or Stranger Synths, which I highly recommend if you're into synthwave.

[@평화-g1y]

me too every time i go hiking ,i listen to it

[@Yuh_mama]

This game changed my perception of what game developers are capable of doing. I walked into this game without knowing anything about the Witcher series and I can say this is my favorite game of all time. It was perfect to me.

[@austinpratt7632]

Same, knew nothing of the series but was completely immersed a short while in. Everything about it is amazing, and still coming back to this page to hear the music years later. Miracle of a game.

[@joshuabehm2165]

I relate so strongly. Live on Geralt, live and love.

[@DaniloMMG]

Same here

[@nugrohodarmawan609]

Same

[@PL-en7br]

Perfect as in "terrible character movement? Terrible combat? Terrible environment interaction? Character moves in "massive arc" when turning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF?

[@dersatansschuh4426]

Whenever I hear this Soundtrack I get goosebumps... this game was so great and I felt legit empty after finishing it. It felt like I lost some good friends :\

[@Abensberg]

aye... it was like "so this is it... what now? what do i do with my life after this?!" :D

[@dersatansschuh4426]

:)

[@kellys3664]

Game plus my friend :)

[@MsBlackstarliner]

maybe get a life

[@thegladiator6449]

The BadMan lel.

[@alanbrody3223]

I can't really tell how much this game means to me: wonderful story, infinite content and such a soundtrack! CD Projekt Red has really reached such a level on gaming industry that all should bow on them! Edit: *7 years pass* aaaaand it's gone!

[@sebastianplugaru5417]

You mean *learn* from them !

[@alanbrody3223]

That is after they have bowed. Show always respect to those who can teach you, it means they know more than you do.

[@borisjankovic8067]

It's one of those games that forever stays with you in your mind, even when never stuff comes by, it's nowhere near the quality of W3... I don't want Geralts story to end.

[@9Rifleman]

They said they might one day, but Geralt's story is over.

[@xSuperMaXsio]

Alan Brody Totally agree!!!

[@silvervixen007]

7 Years after and I am still listening to this

[@luckyghost7777]

There’s no reason to stop lol

[@godfather53]

This is meditation

[@zetos4440]

Love this video, Witcher 3 is truly great standing the test of time and still in our hearts ❤

[@marstonsneddon8692]

I love how people still come back all these years later and spend time listening to this musical masterpiece. Witcher for life!

[@matronmalice9867]

I mean I still listen to music from final fantasy and chrono trigger, etc. :)

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Damn man. I'm gonna visit TW3 again again and again and I doubt I would forget it. The story feels so unbelievably real to forget it. The soundtrack gives you goosebumps instantly.

[@matronmalice9867]

@@alexa.davronov1537 Indeed. I am not too keen on the Netflix adaptation but we still have the game. The music is amazing.

[@Schauion]

cringe

[@mitchmcginn4250]

Been listening to this collection while I study for years now. And here I am again, studying for my first last college exam with fond memories of this collection as I sat in the library for hours every week trudging along through my education.

[@xavierbritton3463]

12:00 there’s something about this theme when you first step into Skellige that’s just... magical

[@akash_4769]

very true

[@doodle7195]

i had chills first time i heard this song. Just the Moment when the voices kicks in aaaaahhhh so gorgeous.

[@roykong7024]

I remember when I was sailing there for the first time, what an enchanting experience.

[@ravykam5194]

astonishing !!!! all the ost. Skellige village also is incredible.whispers of oxenfurt too,my gad this soundtrack...

[@sephirothmustdie]

You know a new adventure awaits you

[@m4dd062]

Son: "dad why are you crying?" Dad: "you wouldn't get it...."

[@TheSort3r]

totally

[@Greyscale11]

...words spoken just before he stomps you to death and walks out into the hallway with bloody footprints, I assume.

[@Men_dra]

*hands son a copy of W3 GOTY edition* "see you in 6 months son"

[@brocksimmons345]

Shouldnt it be dad asking the son or am I missing the joke?

[@lprashanth9501]

@@brocksimmons345 cuz.witcher 3 would still be an emotional game when we become old

[@TEUTONICKNIGHT187]

Never thought a video game could affect me so profoundly as Witcher 3 did. I will never forget the story and characters that became almost like visiting a real friend.

[@Isiauwuehrifi]

"Wind's howling..." "Smells like rain..." Dude whenever he says that I'm just like

[@RosesandNostalgia]

Robert Li “gotta be”

[@reman3000]

its those little things, that ties you to geralt. you are experiencing what he's experiencing. you're one and the same. this game is so damn near perfect at immersion.

[@Brutipra]

So long

[@ectopekk]

"Somebody stole the testicles..."

[@minotauruskt]

Just a Slavic way of thinking...

[@sp0ksonat]

"Ah, I bet studying will go smoothly with this in the backg-" *the track for Kaer Morhen starts playing* "Well, I guess I'm just gonna cry instead."

[@ElBandito]

Same mate, same.

[@francescomicena8101]

as long you finish it...you feel empty and sad whwen u listen to this..i tried to play twice but sant the same...miss u geralt

[@lancegerfield5863]

dammit youre right

[@md.alizafir1379]

The Witcher III is something that I’ll never forget...

[@TheSorcerer1]

Agreed. Don't listen to the "you're just a hive mind" bullshit you'll hear these days. There's a damn good reason so many people love this game and hail it as the greatest game to date.

[@Goro69]

@Franci Lauda it always will be, and people who say different are the people who don't have the brain to understand it.

[@alexmejia7012]

@@Goro69 red dead redemption fanboys and then you have the elder scrolls and the souls even the last of us ones saying the witcher its overrated and i love rockstar, souls games and im from playstation but they are annoying saying the witcher its overrated

[@alaahkald]

In the name of God, I invite you to convert to Islam so that you can say: "I bear witness that there is no god but God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God." This is how he converted to Islam. , read about our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, whom God sent as a mercy to the worlds, as he is a prophet of the end of time ........... .......... ..................

[@pedoslayer275]

​@@alexmejia7012 the witcher 3,rdr2 ,gta5 ,Skyrim are once in a lifetime games to experience imo.

[@Polilla29]

Someone still playing in 2024? I'm addicted 😊

[@70GamesNStuff19]

just started like the 14th time now on my laptop previously played on desktop

[@oscarmike7980]

I’m always playing Witcher 3.

[@inkandfitness]

I just finished last week and already thinking to start again cos I bloody miss it 😭

[@Level_Eleven]

Have they fixed the save file issues on PC?

[@epiceileen]

always, it's my study soundtrack

[@nerosyrian1892]

0:00 Kaer Morhen (Wild Hunt) 2:33 The Vagabond (Wild Hunt) 5:19 The Outskirts of Novigrad (Wild Hunt) (US) 10:54 The Fields of Ard Skellige (Wild Hunt) (US) 14:01 The Slopes of the Blessure (Blood and Wine) 18:04 The Wolven Storm (Priscilla's song) (Wild Hunt) (US) 21:20 Lady of the Lake (Blood and Wine) 22:31 The Tree We Sat Once (Wild Hunt) (US) 25:04 Yes, I Do (Wild Hunt) 26:38 Dialogue Background (Blood and Wine) (US) 30:54 Whispers of Oxenfurt (Vocal) (Wild Hunt) 33:30 Ard Skellige Village (Wild Hunt) (US) 37:14 The Banks of the Sansretour (Blood and Wine) 41:10 Spikeroog (Wild Hunt) 44:16 White Orchard Theme (Wild Hunt) (US) 49:00 Fanfare and Flowers (Blood and Wine) 52:10 King Bran's Final Voyage (Wild Hunt) 54:23 Now or Never (Wild Hunt) (US) 57:46 After the Storm (Wild Hunt)

[@KiranAlokkan]

Give this guy a medal 🥉

[@MrOP-jw1zp]

If I had a medal, it'd be u to receive it, mate!

[@Nicostratos]

It is also written in the description of the video.

[@hkktr]

@@Nicostratos yes, but you can't use timestamps in description on mobile

[@BARACK_666]

White Orchard Theme is AMAZING TUNE! I LOVE IT!

[@gregoriikatastrov7472]

My wife suggested this as background music for our civil wedding. I couldn't say no.

[@nerdyfellow7740]

Gregorii Katastrov keep her bro

[@trondeiriksvendsen2354]

Nice

[@HarshithCHarsha]

Congrats! You've got the best 😉

[@1lovedwife1]

What a beautiful wife, keep her and never make her sad. She is wonderful

[@sheoofisles1573]

i would like to come to the wedding just for the music.

[@MegaNerevar]

I want to forget all about the Witcher 3, So I can experience it again. Im even willing to buy it again, just for the experience lol...who else wants this..

[@DonBjerrum]

Tell me about it, mate. I have played countless games in my 30 year long gaming life and this one takes the cake. I still haven't played Blood & Wine. So I got that going for me, which is nice.

[@Malapropify]

Its as good as you think it is. It's like Witcher 3.5 - go and buy it now! Best spent money ever.

[@TheMrWARLORD]

dude blood and wine is amazng you should definitely check it out. It is basically WItcher 4, not a DLC lol

[@MegaNerevar]

ive played those two also.. want to forget everything and start fresh, thats why uninstalled, in 2 years time ill play again

[@noahkieser4298]

I wish i forget about the Witcher so i wont miss it D,,:

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The soundtracks are so atmospheric and beautiful I swear

[@sunnysamsonn]

I found you again

[@mastermirror7219]

nen

[@Nikolai69420]

One of the best games ever made. Man I need to play it again someday

[@stourn2399]

No shit, No mustache guy.

[@Iggyboiii]

Yo why are u everywhere? Lmaoo

[@alaskowski]

When I finished this game, it left an emptiness in me. Arguably the best game ever made.

[@kylerelliott1936]

I was so upset when I beat this game and realized I'd never get to play something so great ever again. By far the best game that I have had the honor to play.

[@alanw4066]

@BalF thats true

[@ItalianStallionBDM]

@BalF LMAO

[@HelloFellowDinosaurs]

@@kylerelliott1936 It isn't over yet. There was a time before the Witcher when people thought they'd played the best game ever, there's still time for developers to top themselves and others

[@timestampterry5415]

@BalF naa my guy, I played both, and recently started the witcher 2, but my first witcher game was no. 1, it wasn't better, obviously not in graphics, although I LOVE the witcher 1 and how that made me get the other 2 games, Witcher 3 just isn't comparable, it's so far ahead of it's time, the game has so much to do, and the story is THAT good

[@allthenights1917]

I’m glad that even after 5 years of the release, people still gather at these youtube videos and comment. I love you all guys, and as I’m writing this, the sky is gray. Wind’s howling, looks like rain.

[@ironside12]

Man I finished this game 5 years ago. Then had to complete more 7-8 times... now I am a happy gwent player.

[@alidf7598]

@@ironside12 can it play on labtob with 4 ram

[@ironside12]

@@alidf7598 yeah it can, it can also play on android that has 3 GB and more ram and android 7.0 and higher. I am talking about gwent. If you have a good graphics card on your laptop then witcher 3 will run on low settings.

[@alidf7598]

@@ironside12 where can I get it

[@ironside12]

@@alidf7598 you can get gwent on all platforms. Like play store for android, gog for PC. You can buy withcher 3 from gog

[@otakujhp]

That look Geralt gives the player at the end of Blood and Wine... The feels were so overwhelming I might have choked up a little.

[@otakujhp]

@Markus RER Same. After probably 500 hours of living in the Witcher world, I wasn't quite sure what to do with myself when it was all over. I moped around and re-arranged all the stuff in my vineyard house a few times, but that was it. I'm really looking forward to doing a new game plus run when the next gen patch comes out.

[@kayaeki]

i just finished blood and wine todayy, man I felt like crying

[@devloper1078]

What is worse, that if you listen to the dialogue with Regis, you'll see that Geralt looking at the player is a form of goodbye, like "We been through hell and heaven, now it's time to rest"

[@yigitbalseven2136]

I cried

[@davidrubin2612]

toussant was so perfect

[@АннаЛаврова-х1г]

До сих пор не забуду, когда впервые попал на Скеллиге. Эти острова, эти виды, эти плавания на лодке. И люди, гордые и воинственные, но по-своему добродушные. А уж какая музыка на фоне (особенно тема Ард Скеллиге) - в мирные моменты успокаивает или напрягает в битве с бандитами или чудищами. Никогда не забуду, как по всем островам искал чертежи ведьмачьего снаряжения школы Медведя (когда нашел - не расставался с ними до конца игры). Скажу честно, мне из этого места очень долго не хотелось уходить. Застрял там на 10-12 уровней

[@azozsama8453]

BEST GAME OF THIS GENERATION

[@mordor1779]

Best game ever

[@joefranklin5339]

Made

[@alanj5379]

Agree!!!!

[@exia7684]

yeah but would you believe what happened to cyberflop 1877

[@tripxez8478]

@@exia7684 its a shame because witcher 3 will forever be one of the best games ever made

[@j.hermann6225]

Some encouragement to my fellow Witchers. After 40 years of gaming i am now 61 i can assure you there will emerge sooner or later more master pieces as they did before this one. However each master piece will be part of your life and the older you get you will charish them as i do because those are part of my life. My first was on amiga2000 called Fate Gates of Dawn somewhere in the 1985 or so. Took me over a year and 56 A3 pieces to map and finish it. In technical aspect of course nowadays looks like shit back than it was great. Through the years i found quite some gems and they are all part of my journey through life. Each in their own way. The Witcher 3 is one of them.

[@ShepardLetsPlay]

Lovely. I always think of myself in the future. Will I remember those games? I think I will. I honestly can say that playing games like The Witcher make beautiful memories.

[@sirek86]

Oh yeah, I totally agree with your first part of the comment. Projekt RED came togheter with another Polish fantasy writer as I heard some time ago, it'll take few years for next game, nevertheless I look forward for it! :-)

[@thedeathray8620]

To me, after this one, another masterpiece had appeared. That would be Nier: Automata. A philosophical game set in a beautiful, futuristic, but also a deeply nihilistic setting.

[@knoopi74]

Oh hell yeah gamers have no age we are united in our stories we share adventures we share swet and blod we share tears we share losts we share laughter we share victories and im so thankfull to bei alive in this time and thanks for charing your story with us i imagine you as a type of Vesemir ❤️

[@NeftaliRose]

I always think of how exciting life will still be for me when I’m older because I’ll have so many new games and installments to my favorite franchises. Some games, like the Witcher 3, carry so much value through storytelling and gameplay that they’re truly unforgettable. I’m happy to share that experience with others. CANT wait to see what else is in store for us!

[@zetshark476]

The worst thing about this game that it has the end.

[@nowitends7147]

That's why he is unique :)

[@salasgaming1650]

AAAND i got the bad one too, nice

[@1738-l1j]

@@salasgaming1650 nothing stoping you from playing through it again

[@lain39x]

Thats why cdpr put all the effort into it and thought, that was it..look at cyberpunk.

[@russiadogwater4495]

@@1738-l1j but i can never feel the same emotions...

[@naminabantu]

Greatest Video Game of All Time I will never get tired of playing this game.

[@StarWarsTheory]

Beautiful

[@sidekickerbrohoof9584]

Ha wasn't expecting to find you here, but i'll will admit you do have a good taste for music.

[@Fidelitye]

YOU PLAYED THE WITCHER?!?!

[@xXmnrx77Xx]

omg to find you here haha love your videos

[@indrickboreale7381]

+Marmer Witcher 3 is about Grey Jedi Geralt, who uses Force Push (aard) Mind Tricks (axii) and some of unkown Grey Jedi arts.

[@COLEHARP1]

General Kenobi, you are a bold one!

[@cristiansegalespatino8820]

I remember that 4 years ago I started to playing this game. I felt in love immediately. So, I had a best friend, her name was Varinia, she was the best, but at that time we had some discussions and we were separated. Although I was waiting for the moment to talk to her and play this game together; just as we played many other games. But a month later she died. I still remember that I was playing The Witcher 3 and then my phone rang and they told me that she died. The first 3 months I was so depressed that I couldn't do anything. Everytime I wanted to play this game made me think of her, I wanted to enjoy this game with her and I decided that I will. I enjoyed this game for me and for her, as she was there by my side. This game mean so much to me, it's music, it's art, it's characters, everything. I will always love you Varinia.

[@q_q123]

I'm so sorry. I'm sure would've smiled upon what you've done for her.

[@reman3000]

i think Varinia will always be there with you every time you play a new game, enjoying together with you :)

[@cristiansegalespatino8820]

Thank you, both of you :')

[@johnwampler3539]

🙏 ..no words..🙏

[@mannansoni2862]

I was left completely speechless reading this. See this is the power of video games and this game in general , it bonds people together something which movies will never achieve. I’m sure your Varinia will be looking upon you from heaven, enjoying every moment you play a new game.

[@liiindseyyy]

i have never cried or laughed or been as emotionally moved as much as i have during this game

[@andrewhunt7328]

geralt is so likable.

[@darukan]

I know this is a videogame but honestly, seeing Geralt's facial expression when he finds Ciri and thinks she's dead is one of the most memorable parts of my life. Not that that's saying much...

[@MAWA-Vik19]

@@darukan It truly has a powerful effect. That's half the reason, if not most of the reason, this game is such a masterpiece. My only regret is never knowing of 1 and 2. I played Skyrim and wanted another game like that to play, but this blew Skyrim away. So many emotions while playing.

[@lonestar6709]

'Wild at Heart' and 'Ugly Baby' scarred my soul. In modern gaming, there's nothing close to the emotional resonance of this masterpiece.

[@brocksimmons345]

Have you played Season 1 of The walking dead? Played it when I was 18 and got a bit teary eyed I dont like to admit

[@jaybs5380]

You know that feeling when you haven't heard something so familiar in a long time, and you happen to hear it again for the first time in a while, it makes you feel all types of emotions.

[@JamesMorganMcGill1960]

Sorry to get all intense on you witcher fans, but when this game came out, I ruined things with my girlfriend of 3 years and she broke us off, she even left the country. Playing something as engaging and emotional as this really put me through the ringer, there would be times where I would be sat up at 4am staring at the screen with tears in my eyes (saying goodbye to Triss destroyed me) but I truly do believe that it helped me come to grips with myself and get over the break up. Masterpieces like this are rare and are more than just video games, I only wish the general public could see that.

[@blackjack-lz1hh]

Best story, best likeable characters, best graphics, best music, best game.

[@contodoslospoderes]

When a game feels way too real, you know it has made history. It deserves all the recognition it has and even more.

[@dluf1073]

Fr I started playing it , and got addicted now I can’t stop thinking of it, I’m starting to have nightmares for some reason😂😂

[@justinschilling8041]

(11:00) this soundtrack is everything

[@Thisismyhandle423]

It almost made me tear up

[@r0ckyr083]

Can you please give me the name of this soundtrack ???

[@justinschilling8041]

​@@r0ckyr083The fields of Ard Skellige

[@bakataresuper]

これこそ至高

[@husted5488]

Geralt: "Lambert, Lambert - what a prick" Lambert: "Not bad" I miss that quest.

[@giocommentary]

''This is a job! For Vesemir!''

[@arturocarrasco390]

Epic

[@alanihoful]

"Lambert Lambert, Ty chuju" thats the proper one XDDDD

[@vaxerpodlasianin2473]

@@alanihoful XD

[@acousticwolf5985]

Ikkk

[@AleksandarV18]

Anyone else gets butterflies in the stomach, every time u heard this music ? Makes me sad i wont be able to continue my Epic Adventure.

[@Ziomeq57]

I listen to Witcher 3 music every 2-3 days, I can't stop going back to that amazing world (even if it's just the music :> ), I feel really connected to it. The music in Witcher 3 is heartwarming for me, I get butterflies in my stomach and goosebumps every time I hear a track from Witcher 3 OST (especially White Orchard theme and then visualizing that area in my head :> instant goosebumps).

[@Globtroter4Life]

Andrzej Sapkowski's books.

[@CLEAPEY]

damn what is butterflystomach?

[@van_valdis]

Andrzej Sapkowski's books is where you should begin adventure to this world, and the game - where should end.

[@hudsoneezy]

I'm not sad I can't continue I'm glad I got to play a game that has an afterward experience Watching these videos is the best post game content haha

[@XaeeD]

This game was unique in my opinion, in terms of the experience alone. Especially playing it the first time, even though the game is truly gigantic, and even after many, many hours of playing and replaying; you kept finding new stuff all the time. There is no game that I ever played that had this much of an impact on me. They throw you into this world, and you become part of that world, more so than in any other game. You start feeling at home in it. After having fully completed the game, with nothing more to do, you still spend hours just traveling the world, climbing mountains, sailing its seas. But then the world becomes empty, most of the characters you got to know and love or hate are gone, and you do start feeling sad. You have already done the new + game, and so you start all over again, and play through it again, taking your time, collecting as much stuff as you can; I literally collected every single weapon, clothing and armor piece, item, painting, etc. I could possibly get my hands on. I think I must've restarted the game completely at least twice. In the end, it's all just a great memory of the best gaming experience you've ever had. You put on the game's music every now and then, in the background, and the music takes you back to the icy, mysterious island of Undvik, the beautiful lands of Toussaint, or the eerie swamps in Velen. Getting drunk with Eskel and Lambert, dealing with the Bloody Baron, finding Ciri on an enchanted isle covered in fog, and helping Olgierd and his beloved wife.. it really was an amazing journey. I hope CDPR returns to this franchise in the future, and gives us a fourth Witcher experience, because no matter how cool their new Cyberpunk game is, to me, the world of the Witcher will probably always be the most memorable and fascinating. I still miss it when I listen to its wonderful soundtrack.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

I hope one day they will fix all drawbacks of the third Witcher and release it as latest game but completely polished. I personally don't ask for the Witcher 4 cause the third one was logically completed journey and the only way to expand it to make a separate stories of characters, but it would never be a classical 4 cause there are no books left for that.. > _But then the world becomes empty, most of the characters you got to know and love or hate are gone, and you do start feeling sad._ I was devastated at this moment. Literally not knowing what to do with my life. The Best Characters Ever. The Best Soundtrack Ever. The Best Game Ever.

[@cmpenny2011]

@@matle000 probably the best possible way to get over this void haha. Another INCREDIBLE game!

[@cla1814]

"They throw you into this world, and you become part of that world, more so than in any other game." This is exactly what they did in Shenmue. This whole thing of making the game "alive" where you become part of it feeling and you feel like the npc are your friends or family is what they did in Shenmue back then in 1999 where each NPC had unique dialog and programmed daily schedule you could see them get out of their home in the morning for work then head back home at night. Witcher was greatly influenced by Shenmue you can clearly see it, especially the whole making game alive and family feel. That is why CDPR publicity thanked Shenmue for innovating the concept of "Open world games"

[@maucin562]

The atmosphere in this game is so authentic. You can enjoy the weather and the bending trees from the gale

[@Youboy64]

Last time I saw rain in The Witcher, I actually wanted to shudder.

[@Madtroll1209]

Witchers. Their blades rust as time passes. Yes, even the silver one. Their legacies pass on either in the heat of battle, or forgotten after the job is done. Fans of the series- born, rise and die. But one thing remains ever eternal: The Soul, and the music that moves it.

[@opedromagico]

16 minutes in this video and I'm back to playing Witcher 3 on my console

[@ortacreef8557]

That feeling of emptiness after the end of the main quest is very real.

[@BatMan-fg8kc]

Have you played the DLCs?

[@Randompancakes12345]

I’m so thankful i have been given the privilege of playing this

[@Kahofoxyn]

I had the worst ending and I was devestated but the dlcs made me happy but at the end when everything where completed and you had no more interaction with pnj it's sad, so I've played on the hardest difficulty. But you can't have the first impression you had like in Life is Strange you cannot erase your memory and restart and rediscover character and stuff, that's it, you have no more, you cannot see more of them

[@thrain2333]

same :D:D

[@haanswinn]

idk why but everytime i hear witcher 3 music (i havent finished the blood and wine yet) i keep watering up a little inside, it's really difficult to hold back on all the memories in this game

[@jonwicks9473]

I know right :) been a year since i finished the game and a couple of months for all those expansion packs but man, every time i hear its Music, i always get the feeling of living back those time, like, literally inside the game itself. truely great game xD

[@Ziomeq57]

You know I get a really strange feeling - I really miss the world of Witcher 3 ( I beat it 3 times + expansions), I don't really want to go at it for the 4th time so soon, I want to wait at least a year or two to jump back. Back to that feeling - I remember when I played the game for the first time, it was truly special, discovering every new area, new characters, connecting with them, the funny moments, the bad moments, the sad moments, this game is an incredibly polished and expertly crafted rollercoaster of emotions. I miss that time when I played this game for the first time, sometimes when I listen to Witcher 3 music I feel those "first playthrough" emotions and I instantly get butterflies in my stomach :-) it may sound odd to some but that's how I feel about The Witcher 3 - a masterpiece.

[@shibbsterx1]

A Masterpiece in its own wright for sure. I don't read books much, but even i am considering reading the witcher series + the Hexer TV/movies, just to get some extra Witcher'ness

[@SBrotee]

Peter Clarke Don't watch the hexer. It's very bad. Don't let your awesome memories of the game be polluted by those hexer shits.

[@finar86]

Damn true fellow, i've never thought that i'll tell something like this about the game, but... i feel exactly the same... emptiness after finising the Witcher is so terrible, especially when you realize that there will be no more Witchers :( nothing to waiting for. No consolation. No chance to meet Geralt, Triss, Yen and others again... :( Lucky one who have never played The Witcher.

[@markiinhus9564]

I love so much this game and the atmosphere in it, I've start it to played it again yesterday, and remembered the good time that I've lived in it, no problems, no responsibilities, and my mom was still alive, I wish I could go back in time...

[@anasshahid224]

Sorry for the loss of your mother, may she rest in peace. 💐🕊🙏❤

[@mundusvult9474]

I played witcher 3 cracked version.. lol.. bcause i thought this game will be boring. but after 2 hours play i was like, hmm okay this is very very wrong.. and then i decided to buy it through steam. How dare i play such a beautiful game for free... this isn’t just a game.. this is piece of art !! I love you cd projekt red

[@masterofrecipe8092]

Took me about 20 to 25 hours before I started getting into it. What draws me into it is the quality of writing in the dialogue and story but the controls, camera and movement is what prevents this game from being literally perfect.

[@futuropasado]

I paid 20 euros and I felt I robbed them, gonna buy their next game blind.

[@pixelpox11]

@@masterofrecipe8092 Yeah, fighitng system, camera and movements are what splits this game from the "perfection" tag I would otherwise stick on it. They are not terrible by any means. Just lack perfections compared to the writing/music/graphics/atmosphere and such.. ehh

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Here the same. I just pirated it and then I was like "wtf this one is worth to be paid for". Gonna buy it soon.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

@@masterofrecipe8092 There are some other problems actually. Those who carefully read the books and followed the story the contains some inconsistencies for instance. Some things left me really deeply saddened by the end of the story. I even hated it for a while. But I would agree that currently there is no other game that can beat this one and I could say it's nearly perfect.

[@pcgaming4944]

I can't see another game beating this one.. simply amazing

[@tolnocc]

PCGaming the beauty is that there will be another, 20 years or so from now and there will have been several

[@dominikzagar6232]

Just wait for some salty 12 y old fortnite fan to rush here and start spitting about your comment...I love it too

[@vincentbrowne9615]

Le pamplemousse cyberpunk will be amazing but i just dont see how it will beat the witcher 3. The stunning graphics and map design is irreplaceable

[@jordan_sal413]

While Cyberpunk I’m sure will be great. I don’t think it’s going to suck me into the world like Witcher did.

[@polyphonicmonkey9797]

It will be a long time beforw that happens

[@3297-s9s]

For mobile users: (0:00) Kaer Morhen (Wild Hunt) (2:33) The Vagabond (Wild Hunt) (5:19) The Outskirts of Novigrad (Wild Hunt) (US) (10:54) The Fields of Ard Skellige (Wild Hunt) (US) (14:01) The Slopes of the Blessure (Blood and Wine) (18:04) The Wolven Storm (Priscilla's song) (Wild Hunt) (US) (21:20) Lady of the Lake (Blood and Wine) (22:31) The Tree We Sat Once (Wild Hunt) (US) (25:04) Yes, I Do (Wild Hunt) (26:38) Dialogue Background (Blood and Wine) (US) (30:54) Whispers of Oxenfurt (Vocal) (Wild Hunt) (33:30) Ard Skellige Village (Wild Hunt) (US) (37:14) The Banks of the Sansretour (Blood and Wine) (41:10) Spikeroog (Wild Hunt) (44:16) White Orchard Theme (Wild Hunt) (US) (49:00) Fanfare and Flowers (Blood and Wine) (52:10) King Bran's Final Voyage (Wild Hunt) (54:23) Now or Never (Wild Hunt) (US) (57:46) After the Storm (Wild Hunt)

[@PsychoCaki]

Thanks man! ❤✌

[@gloriousnamekian6006]

you´re a hero with no cape

[@nikolijaivkov2291]

I still remember the feeling when I binged played The Witcher 3 for the first time, during first lockdown. From March to May every single day. Memorable days 💞

[@Skinas26]

Literally the same. Good old period in 2020.

[@mohammedchetrioui8490]

Triss > Yenn

[@nomotearzzz]

I played Fallout 4 during this period and it was my first game, by the way, so I also have a nostalgia for these 3.5 months. Speaking of Witcher 3... I played it during last autumn and December. Also one of the best gaming experience for me😌

[@12gauge_mika.39]

@@nomotearzzz Me too actually! It's a really great game. I'd like to play Fallout again next year.

[@ffmmain8673]

bing chilling?

[@sUbScRiBeRswItHoUtvEdEo]

Just make one more DLC for this game, just one more, I'm not even asking for a whole other game, just one DLC story. I can't get enough of replaying it, really has become like a drug for me.

[@derroland8756]

^yees just one. how can that be too much to ask? ^^

[@Velheran]

nie umiesz polskiego

[@sUbScRiBeRswItHoUtvEdEo]

@Raul Müller I think it was changed to Hearts of Stone

[@Chadness87]

@Raul Müller that was a fan made hoax

[@Hristaquis]

The Wither 4 is coming out next year for sure =)

[@narkotri1er716]

The fact that each of these soundtracks carved deep into your memory and every time you listen to them reminds you of some random moments inside the game and brings some tears to you, is just absolutely outstanding. Up to this day, every time I play it again, I really feel like I'm really in that world.

[@Ibrahim-wr5fs]

You spoke out my exact thoughts, nice to know I'm not the only one who thinks like that

[@Ryzen1]

Exactly

[@geralttherivian3769]

this comment deserves more likes

[@zaidkhan-od5by]

@@Ibrahim-wr5fs 😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😮😊😅😮😅😅😮😮😮😊😊😊😅😅😊

[@pumba6913]

Me too bro.. i was anxious when i saw Ciris travel trough the mask... or when we first went to Novigrad.. the big city, a lot people etc..

[@RTO41]

That moment after 3 hours playing, presumably at 3 AM, when you're already tired but so in love with the game. You remove completely the HUD, you walk to a river, or to the port of Novigrad. You take off Geralt's clothes and jump into the water. And you can even feel the cold water, the wind on the wet skin, the smell of the port,... And then you walk out of the water, put the clothes on and just feel like if you really had taken a shower. The way this game immerses you in a completely different world it's just magic. And to achieve that with fucking 3D figures covered with pictures called textures, that ladies and gentlemen is art.

[@chumuheha]

3 hour sessions? That's cute.

[@Tyrahorses]

I was so immersed, it felt so real that when I got the stable built for Roach at Corvo Bianco, I used to take her saddle and saddlebags off, just to give her a bit of a break. Then I'd go to bed! One of the best games I've ever played.

[@seanparker1994]

Wait until you reach 'Toussaint' Only then you would realize what beauty is.

[@dnsala]

I have such an strange relationship to this game. It was probably the time in my life when my future was most uncertain. Freshly unemployed, but still young enough to live at home with my parents, no money, but Witcher 3. I slept, ate, played, ate, slept, and probably dreamed about the game. Looking back now, my life is settled, but I'll never forget the freedom at that time.

[@alexsky88749]

About same as you but I was working and was single. I had lots of time to play videogames. 8 years later things have changed significantly...

[@AKKOS]

Same here, the first time i played it i was 16-17, i remember that exact night, i played around 16 hours in a row, went to sleep and had a dreams about it, i will never forget that moment. Years later I've got whole Witcher Audiobook, always listened to it before going to sleep, and i also had dreams about it. In my opinion The Witcher is the best universe.

[@mrca20]

33:30 makes me cry everytime. Visiting Skellige is so sad while listening to this... it feels like something that i loved some much is gone now, and it will never return again... damm this game is something...

[@norm3844]

Skellige really riffs on Irish culture, and traditional Irish music has a very mournful edge to it just the way you describe, like waiting for something that you know has already passed on.

[@hoodbymoon]

Bruh I feel ya! Idk y but this reminds me of my childhood. Sadly never going back to it

[@punchandtell]

Sometimes there is something beautiful is letting things disappear and having no thought of return. Like watching a boat sail on a sun-setting day among the fog and just appreciating the sight and not thinking of it to return back. Something more amazing awaits.....

[@therenx8385]

@@punchandtell you sir, you just changed my way to see life, thank you, from the bottom of my heart

[@SaadMusic]

I never comment but for this i need to give you my respect. You just discriped what i feel when i listening to this song.

[@shobhitbhatnagar1025]

Those who skipped Priscilla's song will be burned at the stake.

[@symbolitical4158]

Polish version better though

[@UnluckyIAM]

Dunno why, but I always have some weird pauses in that song after each sentense. Breaks immersive so fckin much... :(

[@aminekenway9314]

Sounds funny but French version is the best for me, you guys should listen to it if not done yet

[@amrasverdamir3022]

@@aminekenway9314 I love French version!

[@DeadlyLazer]

@@UnluckyIAM you too? I always thought my system was just shit

[@Clampityclampclamp]

“Here’s some relaxing music” pics of people hanging from trees xD

[@zuzannastogowska6628]

slavic dark sense of humour :D

[@shawnfulford2709]

Just means nilfgards doing its job. All is right in the world.

[@Neveriell]

this is disturbing

[@chrisparker6517]

Hanging peacefully*

[@corrtan]

But do you see how relaxed they are? 😁

[@TobiKadachi93]

The Witcher 3 meant so much more then a game to me. In all this years that i play videogames there was never such a art. The whole world, the citys, the music, its like a real journey. And the characters are more familliar to me then my real one. Thats how powerful a game could be. Im glad to live in this time, because i can say i played The Witcher games.

[@cavsin7152]

nothing will ever compare to the feeling of the first time I pushed the WASD keys in Kaer Morhen.

[@919snta4]

Bro if only I could go back in time...

[@yatendra0905]

Without shift key ;) just strolling around enjoying the beauty of Kaer Morhen.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

When I finished this game along with DLCs I just started to sail in the Skellige and was listening to the song Apex from Existence by Aleks Michalski (axen.bandcamp.com/track/apex ). I got good ending but it was quite emotional and devastating cause I felt crushed and betrayed by Ciri so I decided to sail to nowhere. Unforgettable experience.

[@douweevenhuis9812]

dude this makes me tear up, i can remember how fucking hyped i was

[@alexa.davronov1537]

@@douweevenhuis9812 Damn dude, the whole lore tears me up. It's really unforgettable.

[@magnuslikestanks6044]

It's strange, when I listen to this I feel happy but so sad at the same time. Maybe because the music itself is amazing, but it also reminds me of the fact that I'll never be able to experience this game for the first time ever again.

[@ayhamgalioon3682]

Magnus Likes Tanks me 2 bro 😭😭😭

[@illegalalien3937]

me too man

[@marknichols4050]

This game should come with a warning - can cause serious addiction - I've completed 100% and now can't fill the hole inside... I even read all the books in the series and yet I crave more. The soundtrack is all that is left that soothes my soul...

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΑδέμης]

My friend I feel you. I have played it three times.... Try to play it again with a different story! Greetings my brother

[@maxime3439]

@@ΚωνσταντίνοςΑδέμης If you still have not done Horizon Zero Down, I only can recommand it to you. Same kind of gameplay, with a good story, amazing atmosphere and unique open world. to me the only game to have beaten TW3 for now ;)

[@Sahil-hp3fz]

@@maxime3439 bro only game i can think that comes close to witcher 3 level of emotional attachment os rdr 2

[@jazdelarey8991]

The Polish show. Even if old, it's worth the watch in my books

[@robertrosse2998]

So funny, I have this feeling right now. I just finished Lady of the Lake and and all I want is more of this world. Escapism at its best. Hope the next game CDPR makes takes us back. May it come sooner than we all expect.

The witcher is not a game or a book series, it's a mandatory life experience.

[@justyourordinarytom6528]

there is more than one game u know?

[@chill4573]

@@justyourordinarytom6528 nope , not like the Witcher

[@mangue7195]

@@justyourordinarytom6528 The other games suck balls though

[@justyourordinarytom6528]

@@mangue7195 how so?

[@LeoCoot]

ahhh that's the stuff ....

[@yagamilight3547]

Hahaha

[@elijah_oofoof8891]

This is the way.

[@mongolianfishingvillages1371]

@@elijah_oofoof8891 this is the way

[@a-bovea-ve-rage]

♥️

[@digisample]

What now!?

[@killerkram1337]

These Witcher games are special. I haven't felt this way about a game since the first time I play morrowind. I always feel this rush of nostalgia when I hear the morrowind theme or hear or see anything from that game. This is the modern version of that. Years from now I will feel that same rush of nostalgia when I remember the adventures of Geralt of Rivia. The Witcher 3 is not perfect, but it is the best game I have ever played. I never thought something would be able to top Morrowind but the story, characters, environments and music here is beyond words. Even though i got this game for free with my graphics card I wish there was a way I could let them know just how much I appreciate this. Maybe I'll buy it for all my friends and spread the word of The White Wolf. Damn fine work CDPR, damn fine work.

[@lordmasterization]

I have 2 copies of the game. On for my Xbox One and another for my PC which I just upgraded to max the game out. I will be traveling to Poland some time in the future and will visit heir HQ, idk if they offer tours though.

[@awdadwadwad1723]

Killerkram Lastname wow, same here! I completely finished Morrowind 6 or 7 times, playing alltogether atleast 1000 hours. In my school days I was playing it every big holidays we had. Amazing game, story, world and soundtrack. Even graphics back then. And Witcher 3 is topping that!! Few weeks ago I finished it with every possible quest having 83 lv on the end. :) Two best games ever. Thank you very much CD Projekt.

[@Globtroter4Life]

I would rather recommend visiting Cracow or Malbork castle and having Andrzej Sapkowski's books to feel the vibe of Witcher rather than visiting CD-Projekt HQ.

[@lordmasterization]

Bartosz Krotowski Oh I plan to visit all of the Slavic heritage sites.

[@nfekted]

feeling the same way, man. Gaming since the late 80's and only a couple of games give me the 'feels'. Incredibly, I still haven't finished the game but I'm already feeling nostalgic when I think about it. Maybe it's because I may not get to play another of its breadth ever.

[@TheAgrizi]

Clicks the video: "Dont cry, dont cry, dont cry, dont cry...." *Kaer Morhen theme plays* F*CK!!!!

[@neptun1055]

Fax

[@drondasgupta9378]

*Kaer Morhen begins playing* "No! You're an adult! You're a grown--" *Flute kicks in* "There's no use, here come the waterworks 😭😭😭😭😭😭"

[@Esighx999]

The fields of ard skellige play u mean

[@drondasgupta9378]

@@Esighx999 Yes! Fields of Ard Skellig and Ard Skellig Village!

[@superjarri]

I still remember the sense of emptiness when I finished the game and realised the adventure was over and I had to leave it behind. I felt like I lost a friend.

[@Vertignasse82]

I had never played Witcher 1 and 2. Then I bought Witcher 3 on PS4. I ended up getting Platinum for it. Most definitely one of the best RPGs I ever played.

[@PlanetShlorpian]

Terminal Velocity When I bought the game I just did it on a random notice. I'd heard good things about it, but I didn't know it was part of a big series and didn't know it was based on a book series. But when I played it, I instantly fell in love. This game is just so fucking captivating in every way. There is yet to be a game that tops this masterpiece in my eyes.

[@xveplzz8406]

Scott Socash Same here, I just heard it's a good game and I wanted to have a new rpg so I ended up loving it

[@Marco.91]

same here heard so many good reviews had to try it got it a week ago ,did not disappoint I'm currently in Novigrad

[@TurambaR_06]

Priscilla's song is one of the most beautful songs i ever heard in a game. makes me cry everytime

[@Anonukin91]

I agree on that!

[@RobVinceNoir]

Same

[@agnieszkag.241]

In Polish sounds very very better, belive me.

[@clairedex]

Both sound amazing.

[@saedm2359]

Nobody: Geralt: "hmm winds howling"

[@ironside12]

"Damn! A storm!"

[@mariemichaels8658]

12:00 there’s something about this theme when you first step into Skellige that’s just... magical

[@bhavyarajtayal0]

@@mariemichaels8658 it just made me feel like my soul was free and was just levitating without anything weighing it down. Felt like i did not belong to this world.

[@vagabundo06]

"O vento está sibilando" brazilian made!

[@emidio736]

"Acho que vai chover" quando ja esta chovendo

[@FBWL-u1r]

I've started a completely new game again of TW3 now that the update has been released and even though I've already finished it several times in the past, going back to it and reliving the story after a few years is like wrapping myself in a warm, fuzzy blanket with a cup of hot cocoa while it's cold and rainy outside ❤ I can get lost in the world and the music for hours again

[@alaahkald]

In the name of God, I invite you to convert to Islam so that you can say: "I bear witness that there is no god but God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God." This is how he converted to Islam. , read about our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, whom God sent as a mercy to the worlds, as he is a prophet of the end of time ........... .......... ..................

[@iiDreamzxc]

Best game I've ever played, and best game I will ever play.

[@DonBjerrum]

Yep, couldn't agree more. It's nothing short of a masterpiece!

[@Caillouteletub123]

jDreamer fuck you

[@fabioferreira5652]

You're wrong. Eventually "The Witcher 4", will! :D

[@larseriksaltnes6895]

Let's hope they miss making the witcher games, and make the witcher 4

[@stanners1714]

Where have you heard this? I'm pretty sure it hasn't been confirmed.

[@Wanderer1991]

44:16 Nostalgic feeling playing through White Orchard for the first time and that melancholy song coming on while riding Roach into the majestic sunset.

[@lykov5069]

YES!!!

[@crissantos826]

Videogames are art. I think everyone can agree with that. And the soundtrack of Witcher 3 puts you in Kaer Morhen, Skellige, Oxenfurt, Velen... Unbelieveble masterpiece

[@dishonored6677]

And blood wines , Heart of stone? :(

[@yuvalmorginstin8431]

Novigrad:(

[@kirapoodle]

I played this game at 31 years old but it made me feel like a kid back when I was playing Zelda ocarina of time. It was something magical.

[@5mindrawing828]

I know this feeling its when we were leaving a dream feeling happy with no darkness within our hearts

[@maheshnakh]

Same here bro 😭

[@oluwadamilola6233]

ocarina of time>>>

[@JoshGolus]

Four and a half years on, wind's still howling.

[@erwinrommel6573]

one year later, still is

[@ashrafvines5194]

The white wolf lives

[@darkadia6520]

Truly a special game that I don't think any other game will ever be able to achieve.

[@BravoSixGoingDarkk]

Facts!

[@notnero5280]

it's completely unique.

[@sovereign813]

Red dead 2 was great but I don't think it has the same level as witcher 3. Both made me cry like a baby tho lmaoo.

[@lazilycatharticone4191]

@Death-Sensei Well, we also have to remember that The Witcher series has an excellent set of source material to create from. Most of the ground work was already done, CDPR's job was just to bring the world to life and tell their own stories based off of what lore the books could provide. RDR is an R* original IP. There's no long established book series to pull from. They had to do it all from scratch, pulling from previously established lore of the two other games that weren't fully fleshed out. Those games being RedDeadRevolver & RedDeadRedemption. It makes perfect sense that The Witcher would feel more fleshed out when you consider what they had to work with. However, CDPR could learn from R* and make their world a bit more interactive beyond Gwent and the amount of lady Cheeks that Geralt can Clap. (I actually wish RDR2 allowed for that, like they do GTA). Even though I probably wouldn't use it, it makes the character feel alive. Like a person who has wants, needs, and desires. Being able to sit down in taverns/inn's and drink til' you pass out, play cards or other mini-games, or stop and make camp in the wilderness under a beautiful sky while cooking game you've hunted, feeding yourself and your horse, bathing, sleeping in inn's. Honestly, it all just adds to the feel of the world. Making it feel more alive, further immersing you in an already immersive world.

[@lazilycatharticone4191]

@Death-Sensei here's hoping man

[@SuppozitWar_]

Me, 6 seconds in: "Alright i must play this game a 5th time"

[@nikolaynikolov9450]

I played 2 times,but ..not getting platinum. This time-I WILL GET IT!!!!

[@pkkk115]

12 times

[@nogoods3511]

I am starting my first time soon.. you must be jalous of me 😎

[@marceachucarro8834]

@@nogoods3511 You have no idea how jealous i am. Enjoy it, friend.

[@PS-M]

@@nogoods3511 and how is it? Hunted down the wild hunt? 😀

[@sng3939]

I first played the game in 2016 and it completely blew me away. I replayed it last year and it was still an amazing ride. Still miss that first time I played it.

[@growmania8978]

a man does not simpely 'play' this game.

[@SuperPowerKiwi]

a man does not simply spell simply correct

[@isaacbergl8582]

correkt

[@oxoConstantinEoxo]

+SuperPowerKiwi a man simply isn't a dick for a stranger, without a reason.

[@SuperPowerKiwi]

a man simply isn't a dick TO a stranger, without a reason. But this man had his reasons

[@DreamWalkerDX]

come on nobody cares

[@leozinxt]

Well.. let's play this masterpiece again, for the 5th time

[@345ifyhalo]

leozinxt Haha, dito ☝️️😂

[@NN2484]

Damn you beat me, on my 4th time atm xD

[@ingaz6565]

I have beaten it twice...going for a third time myself!

[@NN2484]

Lol, i'm on my 5th now :D

[@NN2484]

Pretty sure you can keep doing new game + as many times as you want. :)

[@onoezful]

This doesn't relax me, this makes me want to reinstall it and beat it. Again.

[@azozsama8453]

Agreed

[@onoezful]

@@justinc6431 I did, casually working on 100% achievements

[@ishadezzl]

I just did XD

[@AkbarJohn1]

How dare you uninstall it?

[@mangoisatango]

@@GentlemanPug i mean you can get more space if u have a pc.. i would never install it, no matter what!

[@adrienmarchand2781]

My dear friends, I'm listening to this playlist once more and I can't bear the chills I have while hearing Blood and wine tracks. I listened those songs so many times during the various covid lockdown, a few weeks after finishing Blood and wine. These helped so much to escape the grey life we were living at the moment. I'll always be so thankful to CD Projekt and the musicians they hired for these moments. The Witcher 3 may have been the last fantasy game I did for a long time, the last moment of childhood I got before starting to work, but it sure have been the most beautiful adventure I lived in a video game. Enjoy life, we're very lucky to be here, listening to this masterpiece.

[@CampfireHeadphase]

I hereby nominate The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for GAME OF THE MILLENNIUM

[@rangerfc1307]

More like 'Game of the Entire Human History'.

[@iiDreakz]

@@rangerfc1307 ikr, idk if any game will ever give the same feeling ... such a fucking masterpiece

[@ole5802]

Dreakz you should play red dead redemtion 2.

[@iiDreakz]

@@ole5802 I played it, story's good but quests are quickly repetitive, go to mission, guy takes you where the mission actually takes place, kill some dudes and voila

[@DarkNightLight68]

The Kaer Morhen theme always makes me fell weird, some sort of nostalgia; knowing that I was listening to this theme right before the big battle, the last time when everyone is together. It hits hard man

[@gardien7732]

I love the kaer morhen theme but I also dislike hearing it because it fills me with sadness emptiness , especially after I finished the main quest and spawned in kaer morhen. It was so damn empty man, it was tough to realise that all are gone from kaer morhen , such an uncomfortable feeling. But the theme also brings up memories of great moments and a sense of home. Also, I hope you read this comment and get reminded of this video, so maybe stick around and listen to this masterpiece?

[@davideperiotto4178]

My favourite game of all time is the witcher 3. I've literally just finished the last book from Sapkowski. Started the first one in March, always with this soundtrack during my readings. I'm writing this with tears in my eyes: Thank you for everything Geralt, Yen and Ciri. I will never forget you. My best companions...

[@benty1955]

Lovely comment dude!

[@cytryna]

I've been reading the Witcher series 20 years ago. I loved it but never expected the game would be better than the book. I've found that game represents more Slavic folklore and mythology than books

[@moddable6921]

Didn't even mention Triss D:

[@ingmatuss4163]

Just finished the last DLC Blood and Wine and I came here once more to fill the void that the game left in my heart.Absolute masterpiece

[@1Vishnu1]

I've also been there 1 mounth ago. Still left the opportunity to replay the final Quest on the other side and some treasure hunts so I'll still have some content left when I feel 'n utterly urge to dive into this beautiful world.

[@elacejota641]

Al final de ese DLC, cuando Geralt mira a cámara, algo se rompe por dentro

[@alaahkald]

In the name of God, I invite you to convert to Islam so that you can say: "I bear witness that there is no god but God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God." This is how he converted to Islam. , read about our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, whom God sent as a mercy to the worlds, as he is a prophet of the end of time ........... .......... ..................

[@angelostsitsipalis3185]

This is perfect for studying

[@pedropiacesi6283]

exactly what I'm doing now haha

[@meghanjones2435]

Me too!!

[@Antonfinger1]

learn atm for my botanics tests tomorrow and this music relaxes me hard

[@sergiusko4327]

@Philotez Good luck to you

[@danialarif9443]

yep

[@DonBjerrum]

The comments to this video are just great. They capture the essence of how I feel about this work of art.

[@DonBjerrum]

Me too, mate. Well put.

[@luanmai8351]

First time I came to Skellige, the music was played and I lost my soul.

[@paterofmater1690]

RIP man😓..

[@pxd-yy2uq]

no cap

[@calebdowns693]

The worst thing about this game is that we'll never get to experience it the way we did when we first played it.

[@isla_bonita]

omg, I feell you...

[@mangoisatango]

@@calebdowns693 you just copied a comment from three years ago, but i still agree..