The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Kaer Morhen 1 Hour Version

Music by: Mikolai Stroinski, Marcin Przybyłowicz, Percival
Track: Kaer Morhen
From the Game: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Image: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Kaer Morhen 1 Hour Version
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[@Kuroperrock]

* Spoiler Alert * When you finish the game and then you appear in the Castle. And there's no one around. I felt so empty inside.

[@galahad7494]

And *spoilers* maybe letho

[@anitaalonsog]

I felt the same, incredibly loneliness

[@kristentegg7491]

It’s so sad because there are hardly any Witcher’s left, and no more schools, The place is crumbling. Makes you very nostalgic for times past!

[@TonyBMan]

Paula Cridge I feel much sad learning that Witchers are literally almost extinct even by the point of Witcher 1!

[@jinmori5051]

Kuroperrock my heart hurts

[@SamVarvodic]

The worst part about The Witcher 3 is that it ends.

[@Epicjaack]

Life also ends ! be thankful and move on

[@SamVarvodic]

Way to bring the mood down dude.

[@jazzx251]

@@SamVarvodic I think he means "you beat unimaginable odds just by being alive - you have no right to complain at your inevitable return to the nothing from whenst you came ..." Or, as Richard Dawkins puts it ... "Most possible people are never going to die ... because they were never born ... WE are the lucky ones who survived stupifying odds just to be here" (paraphrasing - he does it much better in The God Delusion)

[@Efkha]

You know it doesn't all end? Something ends something begins and although The Witcher 3 ends as a game, the story never does. But Vesemir's adventure ended where he had always wintered. [*]

[@mcl6780]

Spot on

[@tomvoss7580]

Someday when I am an old man, i will remember this Game and have a smile on my face...

[@russiansmoke3435]

@@Caildyn came for Copper and i fould Gold brother. Many thanks.

[@joesupino6056]

@TomVoss. As will i. As. will. I.

[@stalkyface3002]

Me too

[@actionong]

I hope they do witcher 3 in VR

[@larsstougaard7097]

Bless you Tom Voss, best game I've ever played with the 2 expansions. Loved to end it all in Blood and vine. And the music, the glorious music😊🙏

[@dtrain2499]

Before the battle of Kaer Morhen, this song sounds like a peaceful and relaxing break from everything Geralt dealt with in White Orchard, Velen, Novigrad and Skellige. After the battle, it sounds sentimental and sad. I don't know if anyone else feels that, but it's an amazing song when it can capture two completely different sets of emotions.

[@therealsuomi1153]

@Baron Moork ikr, there was nobody to stay for.

[@elvirmamadov9335]

I know exactly what you mean have the same feeling

[@TheRedhenProductions]

@Baron Moork Kaer Morhen died along with Vesemir

[@whitedastardly2938]

Really makes you think of a certain old Witcher doesn't it?

[@Salvadorzin1]

Just think about it... Vesemir died... Lambert left with Keira to far lands, to never come back. Eskel said he is going to far lands as well, to never come back. Geralt settled with Yen in Toussaint or with Triss in Kovir, to also never comeback. Kaer Morhen, once the fortress of the greatest witchers of all time, now abandoned, deserted, forgotten. Left to crumble to its own age, until nature takes care of it once for all, burying all secrets of the witchers forever, a forsaken race in extinction. Man... this game left a great void in me.

[@XiyuYang]

I wish I can forget about this game - so that I can experience it again.

[@JeppapeppaN]

Just wait for about 20 years and play it to remember it, like with oot, I remember playing it when i was 6, it sure doesn't feel like the first time, but you appreciatie it more when you let it be for a long period of time. But for real, maybe don't wait 20, but like 5 years should suffice

[@SorchaAukje]

i wanna play it really badly, but my pc isnt good enough. (hopefully in the next year it breaks so i can buy a better pc and finally fecking play it)

[@danielj5650]

@@JeppapeppaN in 20 years it will probably be remastered so you can play it in some super realistic real life simulation type shit or something

[@elopolemal]

read the books ;)

[@ytwatchdogfaninsane]

Just bought it last night and have never played any of them. I hope it's as good as everyone is saying it is!

[@Oshaoxin]

In honor of Vesemir, the old wolf of Kaer Morhen

[@MeLexdy]

Aka The master witcher

[@vesemir25]

Hmm

[@spiritualworld5412]

MeLexdy * grandmaster Witcher..

[@Esoteraeon]

I cried so much at his funeral

[@tionan8232]

F

[@ThiagoOliveira-cc7zy]

Kaer Morhen is not the same without Uncle Vesemir ...

[@robindabank565]

You fucker spoiled the game for me... did you know that?

[@axelf4515]

@@robindabank565 well you ought to expect spoilers in a 4 year video about one of the greatest game ever made...

[@goulao6137]

@robin dabank vesemir didnt die, you will see what happened to him in the end of the game

[@robindabank565]

@@goulao6137 didnt see anything at the end of the game

[@goulao6137]

robin dabank you already finished?

[@Poisonedblade]

When I hear this, I feel like I am home.

[@halogame113]

Triss, where r you?

[@elbosso4747]

I feel like my heart is ripped out of my chest and then hugged, you know?

[@jnmc2498]

Well you were playing the game at gome so..

[@bigdaddy4396]

Hello home, I'm Big Daddy.

[@MehmetKIZILAY]

exactly.

[@iustitiauniversalis6949]

"Mountain pass is beautiful as ever.."

[@johnnyboy3410]

''Mountain Pass is Beautiful as Ever ''

[@doomedtoknow1267]

"Hmm, looks like rain."

[@omen9692]

"Shit, Mountain Pass is Beautiful as Ever."

[@iustitiauniversalis6949]

Omen I didn't include that word on purpose though

[@robindabank565]

And tbh it fucking is one of the best views i l've seen in my life....kaer morhen is just one pure piece of art.

[@frankynovotny2030]

Coming to Kaer Morhen with those mountains all around and the trees all swaying in the wind and the sun shining and this music playing, it really makes me want to believe it's all real =[

[@Quertziop]

agreed.

[@pointbattleexperts2181]

Dont know if you are religious, or if you will see this comment. If yes to both, I think this will cheer you up. I believe God lets everyone have their own 'heaven' while in heaven. You live in your own world that fits around whatever you want it to. Create the towering mountains of Kaer Morhen around you and a tent to camp in. Thats how I see it :)

[@Lexcepcion]

I've always thought of that

[@LukePeiffer]

places like this do exist on earth. You just gotta find them. I'd start with Europe.

[@paradox385]

I always wished Kaer Morhen was real and still existing.I would live there forever

[@stevenlee3240]

“This place has been dying, Geralt. And today is the day it gives its last breath.” -Eskel.

[@berserkr6499]

....

[@pharaday6825]

I feel the same thing about my old house. It needs improvement, but no one in our family has enough resources for this. So now we're just getting ready to leave it.

[@Klaxozi]

Best rembered memory of this game is when I didn't even know what it was. One day, I walked into my brothers room. Playing videogames as he normally did, then I saw the funniest thing ever, him falling off the tutorial balcony place of Kaer Morhen into the snow. Around 5 years later to 2022-23 I asked him what game that was and unbeknownst to me it was the brand new game I downloaded off his steam account. The Witcher 3. Now, I will forever hold this game as my all time favourite.

[@bbenjoe]

I bought the game yesterday. This intro is magical. Right now I am in the first inn. Have to talk some locals for information about the woman we seek... I hope the adventure will be long and awesome.

[@arneh.1894]

I hope you will enjoy this game as much as I did. I played it 2 years ago and it was my best gaming experience so far. Take your time and don’t skip the side quests. They were my favourite part of the game :D

[@ambersather7460]

I envy you. I wish I could clear my memory to relive it for the first time again. Go slow. Enjoy and see everything. Stop and admire the beautiful views, the music.

[@mildemojicon650]

It will trust me that game is MAGICAL

[@toninoedge1659]

The Witcher 3 is probably one of the only games where I don't skip the dialogue and cut scenes.

[@harshilmakwana34]

Believe me dear friend you won't be the same after finishing the witcher 3......

[@TheTitaniumJaw]

Dear god how much i miss Vesemir when i hear this :(

[@vesemir25]

I'm right here, child.

[@Alessandro-gu8uh]

@@vesemir25 *resurrect meme*

[@andrewhunt7328]

@@vesemir25 We all miss you and love you. Cries. Wish you was in the 10th anniversary video

[@vesemir25]

@@andrewhunt7328 Don't worry young wolf. Follow the path. Even though I won't be there, follow the path of the witchers and remember what you learnt at Kaer Morhen. If you seek help, look for White Wolf. He will help.

[@jchea1764]

@@vesemir25 We miss you Vesemir.. 😔😢😭

[@mrcat6397]

Doctor: You've got 30 minutes to live Me: Alright I'll listen to this Doctor: But it's 60 minutes God: It's okay

[@Doubel]

I've spotted a loophole

[@legisnuntius]

Damn doctor doesn't understand the need to finish side quests just adds to the time.

[@henriquesilverio497]

Fuck off your piece of shit,your "joke" is shit like you

[@Ben-zh4nz]

Henrique Silverio ....cool

[@LegionaryOfRome]

@@henriquesilverio497 why so irritated boi ? You got a thing for joking about god ?

[@skyisthelimpet]

Sometimes when I workout, i play this music. I close my eyes and picture myself training in kaer morhen.

[@BreninCyhyr]

You're not the only one bro

[@__-bb9yz]

Шизики...

[@andrewpandrew7786]

Gonna do this now. Thank you.

[@s1ttel]

@@__-bb9yz нет

[@AtexPhwin]

"Lambert, Lambert - what a prick."

[@IOL-ox5tn]

Not bad

[@itsmekebab6525]

It sounds much better in Polish

[@whatdadogdoin6178]

@@IOL-ox5tn xd

[@romanyanyshyn9549]

@@itsmekebab6525 it sounds much better in Russian too

[@hujbertus66]

In polish it sounds Lambert Lambert you dick

[@RealWardon]

Its just legendary... the score of this game deserves soundtrack of the year...

[@badgalhirixo]

every year

[@andrewhunt7328]

I love the whistle throughout the song. It also has a more subtle version without the whistle. I think it changes depednng on the time of the day

[@shirolee]

Soundtrack of the century...

[@Wildjason888]

You should look at the concert go on KZbin

[@Wildjason888]

​@@andrewhunt7328 I believe that's the flute my friend

[@alsenar2]

" I can't cry....don't know how" *gets a hug from Ciri* Damn...the emotions that i have with this Soundtrack.....

[@christianalejandro7712]

alsenar2 omg u just kill me

[@piyushpatelsrm]

you are not alone brother.. so not alone.

[@layercake666]

2019 still the game is refreshing to play each and everytime

[@josephhefferon3707]

the greatest game of all time, and this song, man, felt like, in every replay, "I'm home..."

[@Aerophina]

I cry listening to this because of the extreme emotional impact of this game. It's the best story i've ever experienced in my life. I'll never stop playing it and dreaming of this world..

[@Kevlarturtle]

Do you still play it?

[@toninoedge1659]

I still do, 4th run this time around.

[@Aerophina]

@@Kevlarturtle I still play. I'll never stop playing this game just because it's a bit older now. Hell, look at Skyrim for an example.

[@Kevlarturtle]

@@Aerophina yeah, I agree. Skyrim still holds up well and is so fun even without mods. TW3 is easily still my most favorite game, 5+ years later. I don't mind the hours I've put into it.

[@Aerophina]

@@Kevlarturtle Same! I still feel it's the best RPG the world has ever seen, and considering Cyberpunks had a lot of issues it looks like it'll remain that way.

[@JayAR_YT]

Finished the game with best ending, and got spawned back here. Not even my fellow witchers were there, only me and Roach.

[@JohnDoe-fs1vo]

just like old times..

[@guru_do_estilo7902]

In Brazil we know Roach as Carpeado, intriguing, isn't?

[@pipuudzipu]

In Serbia Roach is known as Ukljeva. in the books

[@Stormthebeast]

Uhm lil bleater

[@Mushketer300]

What about Keira Metz?

[@iaminyourwalls2211]

When I first came to kaer morhen, as a newcomer to the witcher series with the witcher 3, I was overwhelmed with peace. I thought to myself, "wow, finally a break from all the monsters and armies in the broader world" Now that Ive been playing in an empty world for three years I can't even stay at kaer morhen without feeling depressed. The mood is no longer relaxing, the loneliness and emptiness is suffocating.

[@rickf6375]

Oh yeah I remember that feeling all too well

[@2ndtimothy249]

Is that not like life?

[@Keki4ch]

I completed The Witcher 3 for the first time and listening to this song I feel some kind of emptiness inside, because no other game will give such emotions anymore, I will miss it very much. Wish I could forget about this game and complete it again

[@Glen_Cash]

божественная музыка, смесь тоски и одновременно какого то светлого чувства, как будто вспоминаешь старых друзей, время проведенное с ними... Конечно момент завершения игры, когда после всего ты снова появляешься в каер моране, но он...совершенно пустой и одинокий, и играет эта музыка... Шедевр))

[@jddj5064]

This is your "home". You have been trained here. The training was hard, but it is what keept you alive for the past 100 years. Its a ruin. A pile of stones, and a horrible massacre took place here. #Feelsbadman

[@GlaDi02]

But also, greatest quest in all witchers aka drinking with boiis and pissing off Yen xD

[@blackjohnny0]

There is a lot such ruins in Poland.

[@vesemir25]

In order to survive, you must apply what you learn to get through the hard times. Now pick up your sword! You have training to do.

[@jorgeabbud9518]

@@GlaDi02 summon the bitches!!!

[@niBBunn]

several massacres

[@Nickolox]

*!SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN'T BEATEN WITCHER 3!* i think this song is the reason post witcher 3 depression exists, after beating the game i felt so empty, kinda like the halls of kaer morhen itself. Vesemir was killed, Eskel and Lambert went their seperate ways and the only one left in the long decaying castle is Geralt at the end, you don't even see Yen, Triss or Ciri. I never played the 1st and 2nd game before, since this was my introduction to the series but even when i was unfamiliar with the setting and characters it really did feel like home, the music was relaxing and calm, but also very melancholic at the same time, but when vesemir was killed, it really became more sad than anything. its crazy how a songs feelings can change based on the context, really. Currently I'm on my 2nd playthrough of the game, I'm tempted to just not continue with the main quest, I don't want vesemir to die! I really don't, but there's nothing I can do about it, sadly.

[@pointbattleexperts2181]

Its like I wrote this lol. I sympathize with everything here.

[@layercake666]

Look hard enough and you will find kiera metz in KM selling stuff. Provided she did not die in your playthrough. Love this game where there are always new discoveries..

[@user-Zath]

I remember when Vesemir died, I was absolutely broken, it felt almost like losing my father (I did lose my father 11 years ago) :'(

[@2bridgesproductions392]

Well if you kept Letho - he would have stayed there while you party down in Toussaint in your vineyard.

[@michaelsnyman2800]

@GreenTea I just want an ending with both yen and Ciri. Just want the full family living in the vineyards

[@agentorange8530]

Loved it when you finally get to Kaer Morhen in Witcher 3 and it felt like home. I was running around checking everywhere and was like yup, just as I remembered it exactly in Witcher 1.

[@jiw1330164]

This has to be the game of the decade

[@kylerogers4489]

* Spoiler Alert * But I'm assuming that anyone who's here has finished the game by now. As I started this magnificent game, and Geralt stared down at Ciri from the castle balcony while she trained on the pendulums, I remembered their time together during Blood of Elves: when Triss proved unable to teach Ciri to control her clairvoyance (and seizures), she recommended that Ciri be sent to the Temple of Melitele in Ellander to be educated and trained as a sorceress by Yennefer. Ciri DID NOT want to go. She climbed onto a precarious ledge above the courtyard and practiced a dangerous spinning technique with her sword, declaring that she wouldn't leave Kaer Morhen. Then she slipped. Geralt dove and caught her at the last instant, and from that point forward, they both knew how much they needed one another. Geralt's familial bond with Ciri endured all throughout Sapkowski's saga and the events of the games, despite years-long separations. When Geralt finally found her again on the Isle of Mists, after thinking she were dead, I just about cried my eyes out. Then I proceeded to beat the game, read the books again, and then beat the game another two times. Even dedicated LOTR or Harry Potter fans have to admit that this is the most emotionally gripping and relatable fantasy series of all time. Zoltan and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

[@Maggpiee]

Fax

[@natureetonnante]

In my opinion, the books are good but not that good. However, the games, and by that I mean most especially the third, rose it to the ranks of legend. Everything fits perfectly. Dialogues, world design, music, sory lines... In the books, Geralt was too talkative and not that original. In the series he was too stupid/conan the barbarian-like. In the games however he was perfectly in between. Don't talk too much but always in a meaninglful way, with the sarcasm of those who know how the world is. Trully that game is a masterpiece in narration. To me it created the depth the books needed. The chatacters are much more likable now.

[@roflanAchilles]

I don't know what to do now... this game is masterpiece. I have been playing games for 11 years, I've seen so many of them but that... I started this game at june 2023 and ended in the end of september 2023. God why can't I forget everything I've done in this beautiful game? Love everything about this... GOOOD I CAN'T EXPLAIN HOW I AM FEELING IT'S INCREDIBLE. IF HEAVEN DOESN'T EXIST SO WHAT IS THIS????

[@LukePeiffer]

Why is this song so utterly sad and melancholic?? Oh, Vesemir...

[@edwardlavaden6928]

Here to pay my respects to Vesemir

[@andrewhunt7328]

Sobs. Miss you Vesemir. Geralt's closest thing to having a father figure

[@hansmitmp-4096]

We all won't forget you uncle Vesemir. You were best teacher and warrior I have ever seen. RIP

[@claytongriffin6412]

I'm here to join you.

[@Efkha]

Vesemir was a very good witcher. He was a friend of Geralt and other witchers from Kaer Morhen. He was Ciri's teacher and uncle, and despite his years, he moved like a frisky young boy. And when in The Witcher 3 he is a rather calm man, we know that in his youth he was upset there. That is why they will die in a very noble way ... like a Hero!

[@mustafakaygusuz7075]

It's been 7 years and I still feel at home

[@PapaCarlo-lt5gf]

Это прекрасно. Одновременно убийственно и завораживающе. Тоска и воспоминания, которые вызывает эта песня одновременно греют и просто разбивают сердце. Я проходил ведьмака когда ещё был 14-летним ребенком. Тогда я не понял о чём была игра и насколько глубок посыл в ней. Она показалась мне средней, проходной. Сейчас же я понимаю что это был шедевр, заметно опередивший своё время. И быть может графика в нём не так хороша, но сюжет, локации, музыка, лор - превосходны. Про дополнения и говорить не стоит. Если сама игра так хороша, то дополнения что-то нереальное. Особенно каменные сердца

[@Elijah73]

I use this as a background music to read the Witcher saga. Thank you for this :}

[@epicmusicmixchannel]

Thank you for your comment! I'm really glad you enjoy it!

[@LalliLeipajuuzto]

I'm doing the same right now!

[@redblack6685]

@@LalliLeipajuuzto Same)

[@user-xq2zv3lq6m]

Me too)

[@reneverlaine7346]

I have playing a long time, this theme, the story behind it, the depth of the writing, I have never experienced a game like this. The Witcher 3 is still to this day the best video game ever made. Cheers Vesemir.

[@thehound1712]

Wish other Witcher Schools were also shown in the game.

[@jaja1818]

i dont think there were really any "schools" since they werent really indicated even in the books..i think it was just something the game added esp in the 2nd and last installment..i think they had the idea from when (this is in the novel) Ciri gave Geralt and Yen a witchers medallions after she (*spoiler*) stole it from someone (*i changed somethings in that so that you dont really know what happened till you read it*)..it was a wolf, bear, and cat medallion if i recall correctly..she kept the cat, yen was given the bear, and geralt the wolf ( he lost his original one)..

[@Arkanz223]

It was a griffin amulet, not bear ;)

[@jaja1818]

Arkanz223 hehe thanks for the clarification..nice meeting a fellow book reader..too bad we didnt see it in game though huh??i was also looking for ciri's magic bracelet for her mythical horse

[@habes1486]

But I thought Brehen was a member of the cat school. =/

[@rami8896]

It annoys me when people say CDPR has nothing left to make about the witcher. Like, there is plenty! What do you mean there is nothing more for the witcher series...

[@nikosarbanitakis9759]

After i finished this masterpiece i had 3 days depression...

[@xebatansis]

The nature and landscapes in Witcher 3 are breathtakingly beautiful. I have no idea how they did this.

[@cgneptune]

Someday I'll show my grandsons that what a masterpiece games look like.

[@sophieg.3357]

whoever is responsible for this soundtrack is an absolute genius thank you for coming to my tedtalk

[@foreveralone4251]

The best Polish work. I am from Poland. Thank's for uploading Dude

[@epicmusicmixchannel]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like it!

[@thebestmoments5851]

Hi polish brother im from Poland too, but im American Polish and I cant't speak Polish, i m too sad because of it.

[@gunpowder1002]

the most emotional and amazing location...

[@parison4254]

I genuinely want this to be played at my funeral, the game means so much to me.

[@dexter99999]

Put it in your will.

[@texasfuneral4787]

There is something magical about this song no lie.

[@ogdooh]

This literally transports you back in time! It's as if you can feel you are in a medieval setting like Kaer Morhen. Wow, music is truly powerful when coming from the soul!

[@krafty9078]

Favorite game ever, and this is my favorite soundtrack. It's so calming and it fits Kaer Morhen so well

[@georgigs]

As soon as this starts,it just warms my heart and calms me down

[@S3ven4]

I just uploaded a 10-hour version on my channel.

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

I fucking cried, man...This game gets you emotional.

[@qu3zel]

i hate felt empty after finish witcher 3.

[@So98902]

this game has the best ost out of any game I've ever played. This game strongly resides in my top 3 favorites

[@Nathan-pf7qg]

当时站在堡垒阳台回想觉得艾斯凯尔说那句话的对，维瑟米尔不在了，凯尔莫罕也跟着他一起死去了，没有维瑟米尔的凯尔莫罕仅仅只是一片废墟……

[@LukePeiffer]

So I got my friend to start Witcher 3 tonight and literally in the first second of gameplay you're in Kaer Morhen and this song starts up. Had to fight back tears. 2020. Still cryin.

[@Ricksdetrix]

God, pretty sure I've already commented this exact thing before, but I can't believe how amazingly this piece, and the setting around it are crafted. When it began, this music felt so whimsical, it felt so fantastic and peaceful, with promise of adventure. Before you know it you're gone, it was all a dream, how ironic? The next time you hear it, its bittersweet. You've completed your mission, but your biggest hardship is ahead, and oh boy, we all know how hard it really was. Then you say your final goodbyes, and wave this song a sad goodbye.. only to return, on your own accord. Is it for memories sake? Or maybe to see if you missed anything? Or just to visit their graves. When this theme plays in those moments, it rings the most true. It's packed full of emotion - every note carries a sad emptiness, a longing for what once was, like the piece knew from the beginning what was going to happen, but you couldn't see it. And now, as you roam the walls of your former home, you feel.. lost.

[@piotrrkacperr4262]

Most peaceful and nostalgic track on the OST I'd probably say. You can almost feel like Geralt feels, coming back to the place where he spent his stolen childhood, only now being much stronger, wiser and with heavy bag of life experience.

[@PatPatych]

This track is the remake of the main theme from Witcher 1, a motive that is used quite a lot in that game. So if you've played the entire trilogy it is hella nostalgic.

[@makromella263]

Прекрасная музыка... Вот бы сейчас сидеть в какой-нибудь вилле в горах и под неё наслаждаться пейзажем. Надеюсь, мне удастся осуществить эту идею, и когда нибудь я выберусь из Челябинска прямо к горам)

[@santafe_style]

отличная мечта)

[@STAReC_5COD]

такая же мечта... и тоже из Челябинска...

[@Katerine1189]

И я в Челябинске…. Представляю 😢

[@sammyshehole]

Sad knowing you're the only single person in all of the Kaer Morhen area. Unless you include Rock Trolls. :P

[@kyle21843]

they like the pretty rocks lmao

[@AmeRain]

Nah Keira Metz still hangs about

[@wtfomglolxDwft]

not if you killed her

[@kyle21843]

i saved her and shes definitely not there anymore. its like all of your friends except dandelion and zoltan vanish

[@wtfomglolxDwft]

well thats unfortunate

[@julialawrence4853]

I have no idea why when you appear alone in the Castle of Kaer Morhen and this starts playing just made me want to pack up in tears

[@mrdrebin123]

Wish there was like.. a dlc or something where alot of other witchers, Lambert, Eskel and all would go to Kaer Morhen again.. Could never see this Legendary fortress abandoned.. Hell I'd love if it was rebuild in Vesemirs honor to be "Vesemirs deep, keep-" Something.. Simply is the saddest location in the game after you finish it..

[@Tmanowns]

Nah, it makes sense. Even Geralt wasn't particularly fond of having to go through becoming a witcher. Even when Vesemir was alive, the witchers would rarely go to Kaer Morhen. Lambert resents that his father's life was spared, only for his own life to be ruined. Eskel has a duty, but also feels empty with Vesemir gone. Ciri's time in Kaer Morhen has come to an end as well, she no longer needs training, instead it is time for her to help the world. And Geralt has more to do, more lands to see, and monsters to slay, more people to save. The games don't do as good of a job conveying it, but the time of monsters and witchers has been coming to an end. A silver blade is rarely needed any more. Kaer Morhen is simply a monument to a dark time, when men had a horrible solution to an even worse situation: brutally training young boys, many of them dying before the real danger of mutating them into sterile and emotionless killers, which killed nearly three quarters of the boys who went through it. Boys who never had a choice. Kaer Morhen may be "home," but it is also a grave, one which none of the characters wish to see any more.

[@petroserk9370]

@@Tmanowns You did a fantastic job explaining this in such a small comment

[@Kugrox]

@@Tmanowns Even with this being the case, seems everywhere you go in the game there's tons of enemies. Can't even go into the forest or by the wter without getting attacked. Can't go underground without being attacked. Can't go into any town without there being a contract for a silver blade. Usually some mystery murder in every town that needs solving. And that's just the little bit of Geralts life we've played. Doesn't seem like work one Witcher can do alone. I've been playing Dungeons and Dragons, and I created a Witcher to play, because after finishing this game and its dlc, I wanted more action of a Witchers life. So I made a witcher, and I go through this new world of DnD taking contracts much in the same fashion. as I played through world shaking events and mystical adventures, I had acquired my own fighting style, and specialized in my own methods of defeating creatures. Whenever I came across a dragon, I would attempt to bond with it, as Witchers refuse to kill Dragons, it only made sense to try to save them, as they are an exotic race. One thing lead to another, and I was kind of knighted by a Dragon. Once my Witcher retired, he took on 2 new students. Willing, twin sisters, who saw what I did, and new there always had to be a Witcher in the world to balance the fact that there would always be evil in the world. They were teenage girls. They asked me to subject them to the Trial of the Grasses, and so I did. I trained them in my new school, a personal art I had developed throughout my years as a Witcher. It is called, The Witcher School of the Dragon. So the Witcher's will eventually die out. But we won't go down without a fight. As long as there are monsters that threaten the innocent, there will be others trained with the sense of obligation to deal with such threat. It's no different from a military draft in the real world. Which is a necessary evil if you all want your freedom.

[@King_Dragmire]

At least we got that 10 year anniversary video from CDPR

[@Onaterdem]

@@Tmanowns So I just finished the game and... I refuse to let Kaer Morhen die... It's a beautiful place with maybe over a millenium's worth of history and memories... Can't we reinstantiate it into something else? Something similar, training disciples to help the world, pitting them against trials, but not the mutation parts, no deaths, no loneliness, just a bunch of determined friends/students sitting by the campfire gazing to the night sky... It shall be called Kaer Vesemir...

[@user-xv4hf8nf5r]

360 часов в игре, ни одна игра не давала мне столько эмоций

[@Monogram382]

Can’t listen to this for longer than 2 minutes, makes me wanna cry

[@sneezewheeze]

Imagine falling asleep listening to this,and when you wake up it's still playing.

[@ElLanzeh]

It hurts like I've ever lived there...

[@RastaGamesful]

Great music for relaxation. I think it will suit those who are now depressed and want to listen to music and calm down a little. It helped me when I played The Witcher in a difficult period of my life, drove along the outskirts of Kaer Morhen looking at the scenery... This is a great way to relax.

[@thesovereignmillennial]

It's so good I didn't even realize it's just Kaer Morhen on repeat the whole time.

[@martychang3679]

Sometimes you play a game and the memories you had make the game seem cooler than it really was. You go back and you’re surprised at how beautiful it looked in your memory and how different it looks now that you’ve actually come back to it. The graphics, the epic moments, the difficulty, nothing seems like it did. The Witcher is not one of those games. My memory of the game and the actual game are indistinguishable, no matter how many times I go back and play it. Truly a masterpiece that won’t soon be obsolete despite reaching its epic conclusion years ago.

[@xxyourhunterxx4044]

Even though many who have already commented were years ago already by now.. I just want to thank everyone here, I feel very understood when I read your experiences. Finishing this game was like falling into a void, for me an even deeper one because of the nightmare I was living in real life at the time, finishing this game was like losing a friend you know you shall never see again. An amazing friend, with whom you made so many absolutely great, fond memories. I wouldn't trade the memories I have, nor the intense emotions that come with it, for anything in the world. It's been 5 years since I started playing this masterpiece of a game at the very day it came out. I remember telling my mother I had already reached level 6/7/8 when I stopped playing that day, I played the enitre game on my xbox stationed and connected to the TV screen in my parents' bedroom. 5 long, yet at the same time short years ( I was 15). People at CDPR and the phenomenal musicians who worked at this game, if you ever read this, I want to thank you from the bottom of my being for this game, and world that you together have created. Again, it's been 5 years, but Geralt, his friends, his wife (whomever he had chosen in your experience), are my friends, and shall forever live on in me. I immerse myself back into this world, and I try to forget at hard as I can, that it is not on earth and that I will only ever be able to visit it in my dreams and thoughts. You have created a world so great that I have a hard time accepting I will never physically meet Geralt of Rivia, my friend and hero. Thank you, truly, you have made my life a lot more full and more wonderful than what it otherwise would have been. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@konniemac316]

The great thing about video games, better than movies, is that they put you in the drivers seat of the experience. Every damn person that has played this game can say “I am Geralt of Rivia.” I listen to this music and it brings me back to a time when I battled the Wild Hunt. When I searched for Ciri. When I couldn’t make a choice between Yennefer and Triss.....hey, maybe I’ll do it all over again. 🤷‍♂️

[@Njishal]

One of the Best Games ever made.

[@NightBane345]

I just love the music they made for the games, I listen to them at times and I just relax and enjoy the calm they bring, or the hype they bring. I will forever hold the Witcher games at a high regard

[@dzikilauda]

Today I started my first time with this game. See you here on few weeks...

[@lukman_427]

Where are u 😅

[@brotherhoodofsteeld.c.chap1917]

How was it?

[@sirronvid730]

Felt a kind of solitude after finishing the main game and the expansions, so i decided to take one more journey to discover all the question marks. Went back to White Orchard,Velen, Novigrad, Skellige and Kaer Morhen. On my trip i got interesting encounters but particularly striking was the feeling of a Witcher alone on his path through a World of cruelness but equally revelation of beauty. Thanks to this ride i got a glimpse of the burden a witcher has on his way through dark and light! Thank you Witcher...

[@LukePeiffer]

"Peaceful, beautiful, enchanting, sad, mournful, lonely, dreamy. Like something you'd play at a funeral for someone who is truly missed. Or perhaps leaving a dream-like home of bountiful happiness knowing that you are striving forward out of your perfect comfort zone and into the dangerous unknown. Or maybe remembering fond and joyful memories of a time and place that you are so far away from." This is what I said about "the Fields of Ard Skellig". This song, "Kaer Morhen" captures how it feels when you return home and find it long abandoned with no one there to greet you. Still just memories that will remain fond in your heart. Fond and so incredibly sorrowful.

[@5elited]

I've played all three games and the kaer moren sountrack stayed the same between 1 and 3. So when I heard that song in TW3 looking a that crumbling castle witchers call home it really hit me in the feels, for the journey had been long but the end was always nearer.

[@bartolo1938]

Słuchając tej pięknej muzyki jestem dumny z tego że polskie studio stworzyło tak wielkie arcydzieło jakim jest w3 :)

[@dmitrymakin4189]

это действительно так! this is true!

[@enzomarcilliere7956]

I wish I was able to discover The Witcher III again man... This game got me so god damn hard.

[@CopR8r]

this is approximately my 5,700,000th listenning of this amazing song. I'll never get tired of it

[@istiaquesharif6076]

My newborn went from crying to sleeping in 1 min. This music is so soothing!

[@DaCoolCrushIceKillah]

I feel relieve, serenity and emptyness all at the same time ..

[@LlamaMommaDrama]

The song reminds me of a place, but I don't know where it is or what it looks like... almost as if it's a home from a past life that I'll never be able to fully remember.

[@Ragnar-gl6ly]

I know wich place you mean.. It's the home of our soul

[@djnumonic]

This song, this song right here, means something different to you depending on how far you've completed the story. It means something different to you depending on which ending you got, which turn of events you made happen. Isn't that just spectacular?

[@cosmic2750]

[spoiler alert!!] This makes me both peaceful and sad... Man... Old Wolf is dead... Lone Wolf is gone somewhere unknown... Prickly Wolf has also probably gone somewhere where no one can find him... And the Old Sea Keep is now forever a ruin. As a memorial to the Wolves who trained there, fought there and called the keep a 'home'. A souvenir...from a time that all remaining wolves only cherish in their memories now... Damn man...what a game...never have I felt so empty and lonely to complete a game ever before...

[@MuscleM100]

This comment deserved to get overflown with likes! Besides how much i can sympathize with the words you just wrote! Really a wonderful game the witcher 3: Wild hunt was.

[@schnebot]

listening to this in 2020. had witcher 3 in my computer since the start in 2015. havent played for a while now but i still love to reminisce. what an epic game that was.

[@dylanhay2328]

Witcher 3 is a masterpiece.

[@stefanoricci3579]

my school... my home.. my work... and my life...

[@AsreiMurasame]

It’s just the atmosphere of Kaer Morhen that’s so iconic a Castle fortress hidden in a mountainside valley surrounded by forests and lakes. Plus the music fits it well. Edit: A castle like this is nigh impossible to siege without mages. You wouldn’t be able to bring catapults or rans up by land. Kaer Morhens design and location were well thought out from a tactical perspective.

[@MusicasRelaxantesZen]

It's not happy people who are grateful. It's the grateful people who are happy " I wish all the happiness in the world to whoever is listening to this melody 🙏🏻 Namaste!🍃

[@brandonhull2382]

Need a 10hr version :P

[@salmanalshabbo3200]

+SlayBells you would be handling things very different *-*

[@krounos1]

Right click - Select Loop - Replays until page reloads

[@salmanalshabbo3200]

PepicWalrus What about people on Phones?

[@krounos1]

Rising Phoenix Download Listen on Repeat. Allows for background usage so can have it looping music while doing other things.

[@salmanalshabbo3200]

Ok Thanks!

[@moyeenm.bhuiyan6249]

I just can't resist my tears every time I hear this music. It makes me so gloomy and nostalgic of the past days when life was good. I so much want to relive those days. I just wanna experience those magical moments again. If there only existed a way to wipe all my memories of this game.

[@rafaeldiromano2085]

When I hear this music it feels like ''coming home''. Even when It was in the witcher 3. The soundtrack of this game and the feeling in-game were just next level.

[@shtallhelmo]

Насколько же эта игра хороша, мурашки по коже... шедевр, хочу стереть себе память и пройти ведьмака заново

[@user-oe4ib6ew2d]

я с тобой

[@jayb2661]

1002 hours 100% completed. Over 200 graphical mods. This will never get old for me. Every now and then I will make time to experience this masterpiece again and all the books. The effect the characters, the story and the music had was immense. CDPR are the very best.

[@olympicequisde3446]

This game is an unic masterpiece.

[@VanTemplar]

Never before have I experienced a place in a video game which feels so much like home.

[@phantasma8401]

Geralt says in the quest Skellige's most wanted: "Only Witchers stand between you and humans. We know both worlds, protect both. We kill dangerous monsters so the thinking one's can live in peace." No one knows both worlds better than witchers who live in both worlds themselves, simultaneously. Witchers are seen as vile inhuman monsters while also being their protectors and even their saviors. Mage's understand magical anomalies, and humans - well, humans But no one understands the fine line between a monstrous human and the most humanist monster like a witcher - "You don't need mutations to strip a man of humanity, I've seen plenty of examples." When the witchering trade falls, so will all the wonder and beauty of the continent. Humans will expand even farther than before with the advent of industrialization which mages and machinists will bring in time sooner than expected. And magic, magic will gradually go the way of superstition like in Nilfguaard. Mages will be replaced with technicians and tinkerers, but not before mages once again, like in ages past, bring about a new world, but one built of steel, smoke, and the blood of all that was. This song is a remembrance of times past in it's enchanting form, from an age so distant - yet so close..

[@Katerine1189]

Можно слушать бесконечно 🤍

[@trapbotgaming4770]

I remember in 2009 i saw my dad playing the witcher 1 for the first time and I saw the cinematic of the battle with the striga and I was hooked and then came assasins of kings which was even better but then when in 2016 I got my hands on wild hunt I played this even at 20 fps and I am really glad that i did because I got the happy ending

[@mariaasombrada3964]

A game with the soul, and plenty of it. ❤️❤️❤️

[@thegamingempire2023]

This is my favorite game, real masterpiece game.