Netflix Witcher Fan has INSANE Reaction To The Witcher 3 - Killing Monsters Cinematic

[@sumdolt8948]

The writing in this game makes the Netflix series look like it was written by first graders. The level of depth, nuance and detail. It's a bit of a masterpiece in storytelling imo

[@vanillabearedge]

At least someone tried to push them in the right direction. (Henry Cavil) he did make an awesome Geralt :)

[@sumdolt8948]

@@vanillabearedge and they ran him off ☹️

[@Cruddy129]

First Graders? More like writers on their first day on the job

[@xXEGPXx]

@@sumdolt8948 I mean he regularly argued with his boss, in what industry can you publicly call your boss a dumbass and act surprised when you get canned for it?

[@sumdolt8948]

@@xXEGPXx your not wrong, but I'm pretty sure Henry Cavill quit. That said, him calling them names for being incompetent hacks doesn't mean they are not incompetent hacks

[@jaskier00]

As a person who has about 1k hours in the game (TW3), read all the books many times and listened to the audiobook (not the usual one, but one where each character has its own voice actor, narrator, there are environmental sounds, etc.) I am absolutely disgusted with what which side Netflix took the story and characters My heart hurts but watching your reactions was pure pleasure

[@BruderSenf]

amen brother

[@avnt5196]

OMG the audiobook of which you talk about is a masterpiece indeed, loved every sec of it

[@Galantus1964]

i absolutely agree with you on the series, im disgusted...

[@Rabijeel]

Don't waste any hurt on thoose. I already cried for Star Trek, Star wars and so many others. For me, the extensions do not exist. Like "Discovery", Rings of Power, Episode 7 to 9 and so on. Witcher was the most bearable of that bunch.

[@ZaRaven]

"one where each character has its own voice actor" Is there an audio book/s like that? I would love to find it /them!

[@9domi99]

The fact the trailer is almost 10 years old by now and it is still (and will be) among the greatest pieces the Witcher universe has...

[@ДмитрийКрижан-ч6д]

better then whole Witcher netflix universe

[@EkunA78]

So happy you did watch this one. I might prefer the "Night to remember" but I believe this trailer describes the "Witcher World" the best. And he left the choice at the end to her. To kill or forgive and save. Which is what the game is about. Choices. You must play W3. It is one of the best games ever made.

[@deneguil-1618]

A night to remember is my favorite trailer as well

[@godzillazfriction]

but it is also for geralt... he didn't know that the woman was a cannibal and an evil being... she smiles as geralt is killing the nilfgardians even though geralt told her to shut her eyes and she smiles again as geralt is walking away

[@niktniewiem4785]

@@godzillazfriction It is not that she is evil, they were sentencing people even when slightest rumors about that person appeared. OFC she smiles, she was just saved from death. This is the whole thing about The Witcher world - it is not black and white, there is not big evil or grater good, there are just choices that people make, and only the history and the future can show what was good and what was wrong.

[@godzillazfriction]

@@niktniewiem4785 look at when she smiles... you just misunderstood my point especially it contributing to being black and white.... let me give you a clue... geralt tells calmy to 'close your eyes' yet she doesn't and gives an evil smile while geralt is fighting at mach speeds.... boom there you go

[@niktniewiem4785]

@@godzillazfriction dude, her smile has nothing to do with her personality. Again, you missed one of the lessons this game gives - don't judge the book by it's cover. You absolutely omitted the fact that in this world there are people burned at stakes and people come to see it and everyone cheers and smiles, do you really think everyone is evil there? It is a brutal world, and people are just people. The point of this animation was to show that the death sentences so easily adjudged are as evil or mayby more evil than the deeds they are adjudged upon and no one should have the power to kill others based on his assumptions. This is the lesser and greater evil Geralt speaks about here, and despite he says he'd rather not choose between them, he does, and in the games he often does, it is a glimpse of his character. The girl has nothing to do with it here, she is used as a rethorical figure, she can be evil or not, this is not the point, the point is that no matter how she is, fighting evil with evil is evil, and people can be wrong so you should not judge easily.

[@Deailon]

It is 'show don't tell' in the purest form. We don't have to be told the soldiers of Nilfgaard are bad news. They are jerks who hit a girl. They are not just following orders, they want to make fun of it. And Geralt wants to be an emotionless professional, but he is not. Vesemir tries to be a mentor who preaches detachment, but he knows it is wrong even before Geralt makes his move. The dialogue is minimal and we still know everything about the characters. Even the girl who is desperate and might have looted and eaten corpses, but doesn't immediately go for vengeance. The Netflix show is lacking in this department.

[@Amokhunter]

Here is my take on the accusations: I imagine her being a medic. So looting, yes, to recover the cost of medicines, alcohol for disinfectant, gut/twine for sowing, needles, etc. Killing of the wounded, yes, it is called granting mercy, because when you come upon some poor sod whose leg has gone green, there is nothing much she could have done, except for a quick death. The other option would have been letting the poor bugger go insane with fever due to rot and infection and die a couple of days later in indescribable agony. As for the cannibalism: It wasn't uncommon to cut the twine used to sew up a laceration with your mouth, because scissors/shears are expensive, that would have made her look as if the was chomping down on someone. In other words: Country Bumpkin who has no idea how to tell his left from his right and his only use for paper is using it as kindling comes upon an Oxenfurt-Educated field medic doing her job.

[@godzillazfriction]

'They are jerks who hit a girl' omg they hit a girl 😱 the witcher is not black and white.... nilfgaardians mightve tortured her because of the crimes she committed or that they just wanted to torture her for fun or both, she mightve been innocent but she smiles as geralt is killing the soldiers in which geralt told her to close her eyes and she smiles again as geralt is walking away ready to do whatever to the last soldier

[@Deailon]

@@godzillazfriction that rambling makes no sense in the context of my comment, but I do not argue with your general thoughts and dislike for the girl. I have no strong opinion other way, as that is not what I am interested in this scene.

[@godzillazfriction]

@@Deailon what the fuck are you even on about.. how does it not make sense... when did i say that i disliked the girl and you were interested because you were talking about it especially being the point of trailer dummy

[@godzillazfriction]

@@Deailon go back to school

[@rain-cy6ve]

The world of the witcher is a scary and dark place with real life brutality, xenophobia, racism, war, famine, literally just as you said, it feels real. A lot of the NPCs seem to be real people, not just standing there to wait for you. My advice for the game is to try your best to do all side quests you can find and everything else. Side quests are just a delight in witcher 3. We want to see them too so do not be shy to go wander off and do random missions.

[@guitarmama06]

Yeah, some of the side quests and off-the-beaten path quests are some very good quests.

[@spend4zen1]

The books are based on the legends and life in old Europe in the 1200's. The monsters and fairy tales are familiar because they have passed down into modern stories. The Witcher three game did a good job at sticking to the theme and feel of the books and Netflix did not ( at all). Don't cut up ( edit out) your game play to much, You will be amazed the amount of followers You will get from a full playthrough and make sure You get Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, they are a must and are maybe even better than the base game. See You soon I am looking forward to watching Your reactions.

[@TNTGamingonline]

I have the complete edition. I think it has all the add ons.

[@aaptrooper]

The Bloody Baron story is in the original game, and peronally, one of the best. Easily in par with the expensions.

[@MuricaTurkey]

My favorite detail in this trailer is when he goes for his sword and Vesimir says, "FINE. Just make it quick." Which seems to make Geralt rethink using a sword, therefore deciding to make it less quick and more brutal 😂 Also when he tells her to close her eyes. That compassion and kindness he pretends to not possess comes out.

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

they should give us an option to use knifoe only for stealth quests etc

[@jacobsampsonis7782]

Also the fact that he did give them a choice. He muscled his way through put himself between them and her while standing his ground not pursuing further so at that point it was THEIR choice to escalate further

[@godzillazfriction]

@@jacobsampsonis7782 ummmmm that makes no sense.... geralt pursued them first.... what else you think will happen next

[@CeliriaRose]

@@jacobsampsonis7782 What? No he did not. He muscled by to the one holding her and immediately struck first with aard fully knowing he was starting a fight. The only reason he didn’t hit the other two first was because it would obviously make more sense to go for the one holding her first that way the guy wouldn’t just slit her throat while Geralt is fighting the others. It’s a basic matter of targeting the main threat first. Also there was no holding his ground, he went to free their prisoner and as said he struck first. On top of this he initially went for his sword making it 100% clear what his intent was. He was the the one that escalated not them.

[@Synthia17]

My favourite detail is that the exact same soldier who's about to be hanged at the end it's seen in the Yennefer trailer/game intro deserting the battlefield when she stumbles into him.

[@MrKrzys01]

I just watched your reaction to a night to remember and I had to see your reaction to killing monsters. Funny I'd find you only posted it up 20 minutes ago! This one is by far my favourite, it feels like the most genuine witcher adaptation.

[@skogskärringen]

Did you pick up on what she was charged with? Cannibalism. She was starving, due to the war, and ate from a corpse. And was doomed to death for refusing to starve to death. This is the setting that Netflix completely missed to show us.

[@ImmaterialDream]

So awesome you watched this too. This is my fav W3 trailer. It just give me chills.

[@Goodfellas900]

So glad you liked it, I love your genuine expressions. Can't wait for your Witcher playthroughs

[@_JeyJeya_]

loved the reaction

[@Frostrazor]

i completely agree!!!

[@aweirdoskelliger]

The side quests are really well written. Some can make us question our own morality, and some have all the wrong things gone wrong and we just have to live with it.

[@gamermike24]

Especially the Witcher contracts! The base game is an easy 100hrs!

[@usernamenotavailablee]

I'm so glad you are enjoying these cinematics so much. I'm very emotional and anytime I rewatch any of the Witcher 3 cinematics I always get goosebumps and that "Holy crap this is so powerful I can barely breathe because of my emotions" feeling. It truly is a masterpiece. :)

[@Helifax19]

One thing I can say to playing Witcher games (1,2,3) don't SKIP the secondary quests! A lot of the nuance is found in that! All the things you saw in the trailers are actually found in secondary quests (and these are some of the memorable ones). There is a reason, after Witcher 3, every other RPG tried to copy it ;) so be prepared to spend a loong time into the universe (close to 200 hours depending on how much you want it ^_^). But it is worth it in the end :) Because once you see it and feel it... you can't go back ;)

[@jacobsampsonis7782]

Also, the less fast traveling the better! Not only are there missable interactions (saving Moritz from burning at the stake on the way to help the mages flee) but there are also many one time encounters down a good majority of roads (rural and urban) so make it a point to not always take the most direct route

[@flarkjohnson6785]

Her crimes sound like crimes committed by someone trying to survive during severe famine.

[@godzillazfriction]

or not especially when she smiles as geralt is killing the soldiers even though geralt told her to shut her eyes and she smiles the 2nd time as geralt is walking away

[@italianspiderman5012]

@@godzillazfrictionof course she smiles, she’s been beaten, likely graped and almost executed, of course she’d smile seeing people that caused her harm being slaughtered,people aren’t this holy paragons of morality they believe they are on the internet.

[@godzillazfriction]

@@italianspiderman5012 ok but listen as to what the soldiers are saying..... it doesn't make sense that they want to make up her crimes to torture her.... she's obviously not innocent plus you definitely haven't seen the smile she made when geralt was in admist of fighting them even though geralt told her to close her eyes because geralt knows how the witchers can fight.... even a civilian that has seen death countless of times would be shocked by how brutal witchers can fight

[@italianspiderman5012]

@@godzillazfriction I don’t mind to be disrespectful but how naive are you? What they are doing is extremely common throughout the history, people were hang and worse left and right for no reason at all, especially during an invasion of a foreign nation, and again her smirking is perfectly reasonable reaction to have, even if they were slaughtered by a Witcher, in her eyes they are far worse than Geralt.

[@godzillazfriction]

@@italianspiderman5012 you really are not understanding my point

[@lemjustlem]

It's lovely to see an honest reaction like this, and I'm subbing immediately on the promise of a Witcher 3 playthrough! I picked the game up on a whim back in 2017, and it is still today, one of the best games that I've EVER played!

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Most monsters in the world of The Witcher wear human form...and I'm no talking about the greater vampires.

[@Frostrazor]

Well that's true in just about every good monster movie or show like the Walking Dead or Aliens. Who's the worst creature? the alien, or the corporate lackey looking for profits?

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

Most monsters are just animals on steroids. Just looking to eat, or territorial. Humans kill for selfish reasons.

[@Damien_Paxton]

Can’t wait for the playthrough! Subbed

[@ferdinomartinez]

your excitement is contagious on this! and yes, this cinematic best describes what tends to happen in the books and more so in the games, Geralt would rather not choose, but he's always left with no choice but to choose-and more often than not, which one's right isn't always clear-cut and objective, which makes the story and worlds super compelling.

[@sheryljoel5052]

The game is so rich in lore and scope precisely because it is rooted so deeply in the fantastic novels written by Andrzej Sapkowski. What other video game has that? I don't know, but if you read the books, you'll understand so much more in the game, as well as see just how much Henry Cavill brought to - or tried to - the Netflix series.

[@hectoralarcon3491]

I played Witcher 1 and 2 going by the book and what is supposed to be the ideology of a monster hunter. The paradigm that The Witcher 3 presents is that the story is based on rescuing Ciri, who for Geralt is like his own daughter. In that story arc, I forgot the precepts and put myself in the role of a father, and all these cinematics in which these types of injustices are presented make sense ... That is what could happen to your own daughter and you cannot turn a blind eye.

[@xtenshoux5670]

Now u need to watch "The Sword of Destiny" trailer of the witcher 3 :D

[@stevebton]

GREAT reaction! Your enthusiasm comes through so clearly.

[@utasia7086]

Love your historical / moral-compass commentary on this video!

[@jumarbye1214]

Enjoyed your reaction and look forward to watching you play the game!

[@guitarmama06]

1:36 yup, just another day in the Witcher's world. I love how you're totally geeking out about the Witcher cinematics. Playing the game(s) make you feel like you are actually there. I've played TW3 and read all the books (The Last Wish more than once), I haven't listened to any audiobooks, mainly because I haven't found any yet.

[@Tongue_Twister]

The Witcher 3 is one of the best RPG games ever made. Deep, brutal and grim. The story is very extensive and engaging.

[@Wesuwius]

Witcher 3 and Grim Dawn are my favorite really f'd up rpg's when it comes to dark story.

[@TheJohmac]

That killing monsters line at the end is so satisfying.

[@angelmartinsanchez5782]

You´re gonna love the game. The ambient, the story...and is very fun to play

[@Interfector0]

The cinematic for Witcher 1 is a faithful (as in, step-by-step) adaptation of Geralt's fight with striga from the original Witcher short story that started it all. There's no dialogue, but it's really, REALLY good, you absolutely have to watch it.

[@gundamgunpla4685]

This is my favorite of the trailers and the one that made me buy the game yearssss ago :)

[@johnmccall4528]

Another cool detail added by CD Project Red is that there is a possibility of one of your fellow Witchers (Lambert) mentioning this incident to you late in the game depending on what dialogue options you pick.

[@ikegamesmith2778]

Man, judging by your reaction you're gonna like the game. You encounter soo many situations like this where you get to decide how or if you interfere, and many are morally ambiguous with choices where you can't always predict the best outcome or best action to take.

[@connor0323]

The fact that they mention this encounter in the game is cool.

[@jonathanhamilton6190]

“Killing monsters.” Went hard the first time I heard it in yearly high school

[@merkoid5195]

There’s a new level 16 quest in the game called “In the Eternal Fire's Shadow” where you end up facing a Red Miasmal. I beat it as a level 3. Here’s hoping that he can too.

[@gene1131]

Where will I be able to watch the playthrough?

[@TNTGamingonline]

Right here. Stay tuned.

[@gene1131]

@@TNTGamingonline awesome thanks alot!

[@MilesDei95]

as some1 that got raised on witcher as a boy i loved all the games and this 1 is so good for the book lore and geralt is so nice.

[@MsSharondenadel]

Maybe you didn't notice, but the guy who's hanging at the end is a deserter from the battle you've watched before on another cinematic. ( the opening one )

[@subutaynoyan5372]

If you think this is too much for Netflix, who only pretend to create a gritty world. Read the books, Ciri's story, in particular is something those showrunners would never ever in no way, shape or form, would ever find the gut to tell as it is. I'll not spoil anything, but even GRRM didn't go that hard on his characters in comparison, Ciri's transformation is very dark and very disturbing. Almost all her steps of becoming a young woman from an unruly child is fucked up, conditions dire, stuff she had to put up with, people she was forced to align herself with are all maxed up to the extreme Sapkowski takes the conventional European fairy tale, folktale tropes and twists them into a fucked up situation People tend to give credit to the game's writers, which they should, but the foundation of Witcher universe is so solid, characters are so neuanced and so well written it's a bit easy for them to blend it in to the game

[@KageAkarui]

You need to play it. We'd love to see your journey.

[@nako6429]

I had exactly same reaction watching this for the first time before the game came out. Fun fact - there is dialogue with Lambert in Witcher 3 when he is laughing at Geralt because of that line 'Killing monsters". I believe guy who directed all of the cinematics for Witcher 1, 2 and 3 at first was announced to be working with Witcher on Netflix, no idea if he is still working on future seasons, but that only means hate on Lauren is fully deserved.

[@pugshorty9852]

One quick game tip for you. Always click on the white dialogue lines before you click on the gold one. By doing this you will get a lot more information about the world around you.

[@jwiz2974]

Back in the days those scavengers, be they male or female, would have been hanged by any armed forces immediately to the cheer of most of the bystanders. These subjects scoured the battle fields after the battle and killed of wounded soldiers unable to help themselves and then looted their stuff from the dead bodies. If you look at the scene carefully, you'll notice that Geralt didn't make any judgement at all, just like he had said, but merely removed the overzealous tormentors and then left the issue 'hanging' there.

[@EbefrenRevo]

Its crazy, its like a the Netflix series is based on a videogame based on a book !! Crazy.

[@WarpigGaming.]

The issue with the season 1 show was from 1st to last ep it was set over 40years and it doesn’t click till the very end, but I will never get over there ballsack armour for the show ( when you see the game ) what the fuck where they thinking

[@enterprisecrypto2683]

AYYYYY 🔥🔥🔥 I'll watch that stream!

[@Hosigie]

The reason she's a cannibal is because they have no food. It's in Temeria, and Temeria has been war ridden by Nilfgaard, people have nothing left, no food or anything. So they ended up eating their wounded who would had died anyway. I think you'll REALLY enjoy the game. The game is one of the best ever made.

[@gemgem-hl7ii]

"Tougher than yours" Classic Geralt sarcasm lol

[@robertfishburn8545]

Would love to see an animated series, i think they really shit the bed doing it live action.

[@michaseitz8923]

They could have had the best show in years. But they knew better and killed a multimillion dollar franchise.

[@hrabia]

The moments when Geralt decided not to use sword and then throwing the knife away... Damn that feels like he wanted to punish them!

[@PERUN_PL]

The director of this trailer is Tomasz Baginski, the producer of the Netflix series, which recently became famous for an interesting statement about the American audience. And it's terribly sad that the guy who allows the witcher to be profaned once was able to make such great climatic trailers. It should also be added that xak fight sequence was recorded with mocap.

[@Turin_Inquisitor]

bro you would love the books.

[@semu8030]

I started playing The Witcher 3 recently and I've been thinking "if this had a more sophisticated parkour system and hidden blades, this would be Assassin's Creed. But then at 4:17 this happens...

[@MrakoGears]

Its so satisfying to see people watch the good stuff instead of fanboying over the Netflix abomination... No offence to Henry, he did everything fans asked of him. You MUST play the game!

[@oliverkorner1716]

6:55 "a playthourgh next week" good luck ,this game is a beast ,it WILL take a little bit of your lifespan :)

[@di3hl]

just watched other 2 witcher reactions and was wondering if there is more :D do some reaction to witcher dlc's they are awesome

[@soccerwizard975]

The words are from "The lesser evil". It is a short story out of the last wish which I highly suggest reading

[@gdbalck]

Witcher 2 trailers and opening are also superb.

[@elecjack1]

Now you gotta check out "The Sword of Destiny" trailer. The Witcher games are VERY much focused on the gray side of nature including that of human nature. There are no clear cut good and evil answers to anything which is what gives the game that realism. Monsters aren't just there to be evil creatures that you fight. Each one runs off of their own instincts much like how you would have to kill a bear charging at you trying to maul you. It is in their nature, not because they are some evil spawn from hell. People are complex in this rather than just one-dimensional people who are either on the good side or the bad side. You have to choose what you think is right based on your own decisions and live with the consequences whether they are what you wanted to happen or not. There is corruption in the higher ranks of governments but still a sense that some of them are trying to do what they believe is best for their people whether right or wrong as well as all the way down to your basic peasants doing what they feel they have to just trying to survive in horrible conditions by whatever means they can. Even if someone can be seen as evil, you can understand what led them to be the way they are and make the choices that they did. While this game has a lot of freedom for you to explore and enjoy it as you see fit like you would expect from an open-world game, it is very story driven and even some quests that seem small and insignificant can branch into something meaningful and important. It is extremely well-crafted. The game is not canon to the books and it takes place after them, but they respect the books and all the lore in them with the greatest of care. (Especially compared to the butchering of the Netflix series) You can tell the devs loved those books as much as they loved pouring themselves into developing the game. It isn't required for you to play the first two games as it is chalked full of backlore and also is very much designed to be a game you can step into without knowing anything about the series or books. Though, naturally, you will get a lot more out of the nostalgia of character and event references from the past if you played the first two and read the books. That is unavoidable. Who knows, might make you want to go back and play the first two. Though, I would wait as the first game has not aged very well (the second is fine) and they are working on a remake of the first.

[@Sam-xd5oy]

im going to subscribe just to watch your playthrough when you do it. where will it be?

[@thegreenreaper6660]

"Wha..wha...what are you doing?" "Killing...Monsters..." Cold, savage,... this cinematic is from 8+ years ago, but its still awesome!! Witcher 3 is one of the best games ever made!

[@Circiely]

This trailer is the one that perfectly captures the world of The Witcher the most. It is NOT a nice place, and you come across some of the scummy people more often than not. You've got to admire Geralt (and other witchers) for usually being unbiased and neutral when it comes to things lol. Heavily suggest playing the game because even though it's the 3rd it's series it's written to accommodate new players and new people to the world of the witcher in general. So if you play, don't worry about not knowing things or people- it will usually explain/show you. Also every person in the game is 10x more enjoyable than the series portrays R.I.P Eskel my fave :(

[@alaskacpu]

I’ve got to watch your gameplay ❤❤❤

[@toxicalyss]

The Witcher series has always centered upon The Price of Neutrality. Being a good person... But.... "Killing monsters" was the most badass line I ever heard in video games...

[@eldorphoto]

Enjoy it man. It's a 7-8 years old game, and still my favorite.

[@nitrokid]

You're going to play the game? Hell yea bro 🤘

[@BartMoss_Kollektive]

Always gave me goosebumps Still does

[@Nightmare_-ix7dk]

TBF she eats people so Geralt might had to deal with her too.

[@figofagonagoitis]

Cool thing about the Witcher is that this girl might be in deed responsible for those crimes and those soldiers were just following the orders. If you hide your emotions and think about that the choice is not so obvious. If you add to that what might be the reason for girl to commit those crimes- if she was greedy, or maybe she was revenging someone she lost in this conflict (Nilfgard is the occupant) or she was helping the resistance or she was just hungry because she lost everything in this war, it adds another layer to this story. It’s difficult to choose side if you don’t know the whole truth. But there is small hint in the trailers what kind of person she turned out to be.

[@Maximus2210]

You're doing playthrough.... I'm subscribing....

[@VersusView1000]

You have such good person vibe

[@Wiola1600]

Evil is evil... This is actual quote from the book.

[@mcloud1704]

hanged man will live for a little. he appears in one of the nex trailer in short episode.

[@caffeinedelusions]

Just a little context... in Witcher 3, Nilfgaard is more or less setting up as an expansionist empire, and it's already steamrolled a couple of countries under heel, like Temeria, Cintra, Velen, and working on Redania. The countryside in Velen is wartorn and the various villages are desperate and scraping for anything they can to get by... so the charges against this woman of looting, cannibalism, and murder of the wounded stand a good chance of being legit, if motivated primarily by desperation rather than greed or malice.

[@nicowillis2819]

The Witcher 2 had some great cinematics as well

[@BirdBrain0815]

lol, I'm going to do a playthrough next week 🤣🤣 ... gonna be a looooooong week

[@Geffi01]

Maybe try out The Sword of Destiny trailer as well. It's part Cinematic, part ingame graphics but fcking epic.

[@galerios1]

I love this trailer the most out of all of them. Just because of the end. The soldier asks Geralt, "What are you doing" And Geralt answers, "Killing monsters" Fucking fabulous. It shows the mentality of the game incredibly well. Sometimes humans are the real monsters.

[@Anti_Woke]

The "woman" he rescued from the 'greater evil', was a mass-murdering vampire. The entire game is about not knowing which is 'the lesser evil' [short story] and even if you "would rather not choose at all", the game will force you to - and might never tell you what the consequences are.

[@Frostrazor]

T - this is one of the important pieces of the game that makes it so beloved by fans. The player can choose the type of Geralt he/she wishes him to be. That's the point of the roleplaying aspect of the game - is the choices we make in the game the steers the story and molds Geralt's personality and morals. The player could have chosen to let her die at the hands of mob justice, or saved her and killed those acting in the name of "justice". There are many such choices throughout the game that makes your playthrough your own.

[@shimik11]

the thing is, geralt is starting to wonder who the real monsters are, the creatures or the humans

[@burakkaankaraca4358]

I would like to see your gameplay reaction get ready for fantastic story, amazing adventure

[@GRR1MN1R]

this game has the some of the most beautiful game worlds ever build its like Lotr,A song of Ice and Fire(GOT) mashed together Netflix cannot even dream about making a single episode that can match this level

[@jeshuaolkovitch8375]

You'll love the game and DLC's. Good run to you.

[@sebastiannazarevscky3496]

so glad you like it! i'm sure you'll love the game! i've played the W3 and read most of the books. it's a pretty well made fantasy world, and cd projekt red stay way truer to the book lore than netflix. if you would read the books, you'd think it's a completely different show with some themes and characters borrowed from sapkowski's books.

[@maubraymzoma6616]

I just commented that you should watch this in the previous video only to find you already made a video of it🤣. Edit: Sword of Destiny! You have to watch Sword of Destiny as well!

[@jakubpniewski1523]

My man's getting a little too excited on the beating part 😭

[@MikeWilliams-uh8ii]

The Best game ever created. The Best. No caveat. Just incredible.

[@donwild50]

The feeling I got was she wasn't guilty of anything...but she had definitly ticked off this "murder squad," and they were using the loose authority they had been given to kill her. "No Man's Land" is Velen...a region between the armies of Redania in the north and the Empire of Nilfgaard in the south which is still up for grabs in the war. In the game there is a scene where it's made clear the two Kingdoms have not yet started their summer campaigns. They've been going at it for possibly years and the game starts in this contested area of Velen which is not completely controlled by either side. These guys are almost certainly mercenaries sent out to try and get some sort of power in this area...the trailer identifies them as being in the employ of Nilfgaard, but the Redanians are hanging, burning and butchering just as many people as the southerners. Nilfgaard, Redanians, Bandits, deserters from both armies...and Monsters! And Elves and some monsters aren't as bad as the humans. And the civilians can be just as brutal to a lone person they don't know. You need a scorecard to keep track.

[@salsspar2132]

Wooooah great trailer

[@Bl4ckheart]

The game has a lot of cool scenes and I'm sure you will love Geralt's dry humor :D

[@user-fn2pb2ux9t]

Wicher 2 Kingslayer - best cinematic trailer of all time !!!!

[@iare19]

I have like 700 hours in Witcher 3, 800 hours in GTA V and 500 hours in Cyberpunk77, Witcher 3 is the best.

[@Thevikingninja117]

The reason Henry acts the way he does as Geralt is because of the games. He is a massive fan of the books and the games. He is not longer in the netflix series due to the team not wanting to stick to the source material (as to why season 2 felt so off). But yeah Doug cockle (VA for Geralt in the games) is the goat lol.

[@spqninjapl]

Welcome to the Real Witcher World Sir ;)

[@Arkki11]

I wish the tv series was like this

[@Ice_Senpai]

i am fully here for the ride if you want to play witcher 3 :)