Wife Has Shocking Reaction To The Witcher 3 - Killing Monsters Cinematic

[@rain-cy6ve]

Love that you had her do this with you. Cannot wait for you to play. Counting the days.

[@pokinginpractice9108]

You know what the real crazy thing is? That woman could possibly be guilty as charged, she could have been a monster for all we know. Not knowing which is the lesser evil is the game's theme.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

Meh

[@potencjalnypracownik2966]

he has the medalion

[@mauricelegend8556]

@@potencjalnypracownik2966 the medalion, only help if magic is involved. it don't show you who is guilty

[@mauricelegend8556]

i love this game for this :)

[@plpinkham]

To take it a step further, Geralt doesn't even know what she is being charged with. They were listing her crimes before Vesemir and Geralt rode up. This also illustrates Geralt being more reactionary than anything. He has no idea what is actually going on. He just sees something he doesn't like, and reacts.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

The myth that Witchers are completely stripped of their humanity when they are mutated is exactly that, a myth. Some it does, some it doesn't, though it will affect all to some extent. Some it twists and actually makes them evil (Assassins in the School of the Cat for example). I think you will both enjoy playing Witcher 3. My wife has played it through, and she enjoyed it.

[@aleksandramarciniak2521]

Ignorant people say witchers don't have emotions. The truth is witchers are simply able to perfectly control them, Puss in Boots and his big wet eyes have no power here 😅

[@nitrokid]

That's mostly because the mutation made them very deadpan. Not that they don't have emotions, they do. They're just not capable of showing it, so they often came across as cold.

[@fantasywind3923]

Additionally one can imagine the witchers common perception and what it does to their psychology, they are viewed as freaks and outcasts, and of course there's also the thing that the witchers are basically 'child soldiers' raised from young age, subjected to rigorous training so it probably could mess some of them up psychologically, then there are the infamous Cat School witchers some of whom turned to be almost psychopaths, some considered them 'failed mutations' the harsh training from hell and hard lives they lead would put some pressure on them but indeed the witchers by their very making process are not deprived of their humanity or ability to feel emotion.

[@alexduraev]

Hah my wife is pestering me with "when do we take a vacation and replay all the Witcher trilogy on a big screen?" lol

[@RaymondBCrisp]

@@alexduraev Nice!

[@PeachBloodBunny]

CD Projekt Red is a Polish company. Projekt in Polish translates to the English "Design", but also Projekt looks cool! Like Korn spelling it with a K instead of a C. I think it catches the eye and was a good design choice.

[@Kondiqq]

Projekt in Polish can have different meanings and it's definitely not "design" in this one. The company CD Projekt was founded in 1994. Projekt also means "project" or "plan" or "sketch" and stuff like that. The company was just a publisher back then. They wanted to bring legal video games to Poland, so they started to make translations to Polish and releasing the games on CDs as legal physical copies. Before 1994, there was no copyright law for software in Poland. CD Projekt popularised buying video games in Poland by making quality translations with dubbing from top Polish actors and beautiful physical boxes with extras. CD Projekt RED started as a part of the CD Projekt, but they're entirely separate independent companies now. Basically, CD Projekt was a project to bring legal video games on CD to Polish market.

[@theender664]

I'm pretty sure it's called CD PROJECT RED

[@nera1231]

Polish orginal dubbling watch so much better

[@nera1231]

Wiedzmin 3 dziki gon

[@nurilnuril4372]

2:50 - lol the differences in reaction between you both is telling. He's lovin' it while you're living in her shoes & feeling the trauma. Loved it!

[@limbytes]

That is epic you are sharing this with her. Hope you can do these sharing reactions with her for the rest of the Witcher 3 stuff (the ones you’ve already reacted to) and other forms of gaming media as well. Love your guys take! It’s soo freakin epic! Cheers!!!

[@bubithebear3690]

You guys completely misunderstood the beginning. The war-torn world of witcher, where a local has nothing to eat, looted the wounded soldiers on the battlefield, and ate their flesh to fill her stomach. She had no other choice to stay alive.Evil. Soldiers should just complete the order, execute the woman, but instead they started to beat her - "play" with her for what she done to their fellow soldiers. Evil Geralt stepped in, killed two man. Evil. Leaving a criminal, with the choice, to hang another criminal. Try to make justice in that situation. Books are filled with such situations.

[@theblackshawarma3605]

2:30, she's still trying to figure out what's happening. But that smile man, that guy knows.

[@angrydoc4769]

I love the Witcher series. Witcher 3 gets a lot of attention but I also liked the first 2. They also have great cinemáticas you can watch, albeit with older graphics. Still worth a browse.

[@alicjacaban2226]

Cat school Witchers are not evil.they just become mentaly unstable.

[@GRR1MN1R]

Witcher 1 and 2 had better story chance compared to the main plot of Witcher 3 and is more grounded I would really love to play both in the same engine as Witcher 3

[@nitrokid]

The 1st game changed my life. Or saved my life, actually. The 2nd one was great. The 3rd one is a masterpiece.

[@TheCrayonMaster]

@@GRR1MN1R They're remaking the witcher 1 to be more like the Witcher 3, so... 😊 you're in luck

[@Kawakil]

I don't want you to get me the wrong way but I was genuinly impressed with your wife's immediate understanding of the trailer, not only for its action (as opposed to other reactions I've seen). I love this trailer especially because it summarizes what makes the witcher such an amazing universe. It's complex, dark, yet very humanlike. The woman is said to be guilty of murder, cannibalism and looting, which are in fact fairly common in no man's land (called Velen in game), as it is a very hostile place where people die of war, hunger, discrimination etc. Even though we are not given the proof of her guilt in this trailer, her committing those crimes is likely in fact, which means she either killed people to eat them, or found some corpses. Although Geralt doesn't want to meddle in other people's affairs, he is always forced to do so. Witchers are said to be emotionless killers who only work for coin, no matter who hires them. They are hated by many who often insult them and call them mutants. Yet that is a lie and Geralt is a perfect proof of the contrary : he is noble and more human than those 3 butchers who were going to kill a defenceless woman by tormenting her (whatever that means, including rape etc). Did he make the right choice ? That's a question that is rarely answered in the Witcher and it is up to the player/viewer to have his own opinion.

[@TheMaxCloud]

there are some cases in the game where Geralt says He is the White Wolf and Butcher of Blaviken. and some of the guys actually believe or know the stories and actually just go like "Oh no Im not messing with that guy... Lets just get out before we die or something" And other times they go like "Yeh but we are 4 guys so we can take him" and they dont.

[@swider80tv]

CD Projekt Red is not spelled wrong. Its a Polish developer and Projekt is spelled properly but its in Polish language. We say letter "J" different. In english would be "proyect" ;)

[@Nolimit_Lou]

The point she makes about why would anyone fight Geralt. That is something I have been wondering myself since I first played the games. It's like the Yakuza series where random thugs pick a fight with the player who is a Japanese mobster all the time.

[@kyanshi]

I love how the Witcher really does talk about 'monster' being a relative term, that being human does not exclude you from being a monster.

[@gamermike26]

To be fair the series starts off at the beginning where the first episode is about Geralt earning the title "Butcher of Blaviken". He's already known for this in Witcher 3 and you still get groups of people who think they can challenge him.

[@captshavers]

For context, the nilfgardians are invading temeria and witcher 3 takes place during this war and this is likely a territory that is being occupied by the nilfgardians. Almost all of the temerians that are still there are resisting in some ways as well. Many of them are also suffering from starvation as a result of the war consuming everything, so the Temerians are also desperate and committing what would normally considered crimes, but in wartime it's a bit more complicated. Nilfgardian laws are also much more strict than Temeria, not to mention wartime law is march harsher as well. (you see this in the game as well) I guess I should stop, a lot of this is shown in the game really well, so you'll see it first hand when you play.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

To be fair, they never presented any evidence that she had committed the crimes she was accused of. Nilfgardians would look for any excuse to execute a Temerian.

[@captshavers]

@@RaymondBCrisp not necessarily true, you see this in the opening section of the game, they would rather have cooperative temerians than angry temerians. But you are correct, the trailer did not show evidence, but I have no reason not to believe them either.

[@ripLunarBirdCLH]

Lambert, another witcher, actually laughs at Geralt for this "killing monsters" line in the trailer INSIDE THE GAME.

[@Dak1624]

I love that your wife is one of the very few people that noticed of what that woman was accused for. Most don't notice that.

[@Sebastian_Polak_Maly]

Enjoyable reaction guys - love watching you progress along your Witcher knowledge. As far as the company name goes, 'Projekt' is simply how you spell project in Polish - it's a nod to the company's ancestral roots and heritage, along with that of the Witcher.

[@Anti_Woke]

The 'evil' quote originally comes from the short story "The Lesser Evil", in the first book "The Last Wish": "Evil is evil, Stregobor. Lesser, greater, middling, it's all the same. Proportions are negotiated, boundaries blurred. I'm not a pious hermit, I haven't done only good in my life. But if I'm to choose between one evil and another, then I prefer not to choose at all." Moral uncertainty, and having to choose between evils without enough, or reliable, information is the theme of Witcher 3, and often you never find out what the 'right' thing was.

[@runbaaPl4y]

It's never really confirmed if the woman actually cannibalized corpses or not. Her being executed wasn't what Geralt had problems with. It was the torture. If she was indeed guilty of her crimes, and had they executed her and be done with it, Geralt probably wouldn't have intervened. But he he hated seeing the torture, to see someone who is obviously not fighting back continuously being tormented needlessly.

[@maubraymzoma6616]

Always a pleasure to see a based couple. Awesome reaction video.

[@imdrugdealer6156]

Man will see this and think "Hell yea"

[@kacperjaglinski8442]

Projekt is in polish so yea and the studio is polish

[@hy-drenalin8211]

Let´s watch more of them with her!

[@TheKerberos84]

Keep attention to the point he says, Close your eyes. He stands still, they attack him. Therefore he defends himself.

[@-dany-3374]

Netflix would never show something like this, unless 3 women tortured one man.

[@Telemaniakus]

and a female witcher will not save this weak inferior, or rather join in torturing him. It depends on the color of his skin...

[@creepingvoid6844]

The Tv series shows Geralt from who he was, like in the novels. The games are set after what happened to him in the novels, but even before that he was a unique Witcher

[@adamisko]

Guys I will say that again, read the books. If I may put Netflix show, Witcher games and the Witcher books in some order to depict awesomeness it would be: Books as the most awesome and ultimate experience, then some space and the games, and then big empty dark space and at the far away end - Netflix series.

[@TheMone22]

Absolutely Agree.

[@DGalious]

- I'm gonna starting playing this game next week . OWWWHOHOHOOOOOOH ! If you could only hear my envious laugh. You already love just this cinematic without even playing the game?! What an adventure lies ahead!

[@brendan9868]

Show fell off hard after the first season, but the games and books will always stay golden

[@Marioejoseph]

Look at Priscilla's Song, it's part of the game.. It's really beautiful.. that scene comes once you reach Novigrad..

[@Megablueliner1]

“For the murder of the wounded“ is the first charge listed.

[@steffent.6477]

That trailer was really something else...

[@ukaszlis1838]

So nice, love you ;) you are realy a nice couple. Im realy impressed that you showed your best staff to your wife and she loved it. Cheers from Poland :)

[@christopherflores5405]

CD Projekt red Projekt is pronounced as pro-yekt. the J being pronounced as a 'Y'. it's a Polish gaming studio. they really did an awesome job with the games.

[@jackjenkins3309]

With the listing off of charges, the impression I get is that they are reading off all the crimes that would justify the execution, not everything she is charged with. My guess is of all the charges, based off of looks, she was caught looting the dead on the battlefield.

[@compphysgeek]

I've played more than 1000 hours of the Witcher 3 alone plus a few hours less of Witcher and Witcher 2, but if you make videos of you playing Witcher 3 I'd gladly tag along and watch you play.

[@filimplay6715]

Вот то же пере прохожу в четвёртый раз)

[@filimplay6715]

Им бы не синематики да трейлеры смотреть по факту , а книги прочитать и тогда придёт весь кайф)

[@yusufozdemir769]

In game you encounter so many situations like this. It's like there is no right choice. Everything is grey.

[@guitarmama06]

you won't regret playing the game, either of you. i hadn't known there were books until i had played most of tw3. i've read them all and i'm on my 2nd playthrough.

[@nawnomadnan9874]

Awesome vid!

[@Danceofmasks]

To be fair to the show Season 1, that's a Geralt that's much younger. The game takes place a long time in the future, so there's been a lot of character development.

[@sniperwolf8831]

Geralt actually said that in the game. About how he wished he had gold coin for every man that was dumb enough to fight a witcher.

[@Fredericco1]

I like the detail that he didn't´ kill the last one, but instead let the woman choose.

[@aigleincomments9532]

There is a fan made witcher series by the yt channel VIVA la dirt league. Witcher logic. Even that one is way better than what netflix has to offer. I recommand you watching it, however you might wanna do it after playing the game. Since their stuff is basicly memes bout game mechanics. Tho its a whole story of its own. N doesnt spoil anything bout the plot

[@Cheezeblade]

Its actually pretty vile, normally young women who would help on battlefields as nurses or the very least triage. Would reject advances and then be condemned as some "evil sorceress" and clearly all these charges were false. Cannibalism, looting corpses, and failing to save wounded soldiers just to have them turn around and say you "murdered the wounded." Unspeakable inhumane treatment to try and justify punishments like death by torment. Which is an absolutely horrible thing to do to someone.

[@sarethuskami5082]

To play Devil's Advocate: Keep in mind that as a Termerian, it's very likely that the woman might have done all those things they accused her of. The Nilfgardians invaded Termeria, there was a major war. There are starving people who have lost loved ones to the Nilfgardians. There is more then a decent chance a poor starving village would try to get loot from a battle field and even kill any wounded Nilfgardian they could.

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

You may think that saving that woman is a good thing, but without evidence, you never know. While playing this game, I made the mistake of helping some lady. Turns out, she was worse than the monster. It would have been better to let her die instead of helping her. “Innocent” people often trick Geralt into helping. That’s why you must investigate the evidence while playing the game. Trust the facts, not smooth words or pretty faces. Unfortunately, the situation presented in this video was either “help or don’t”. There was no time to investigate if the woman actually deserved punishment. So, in this video, Geralt either saved an innocent person, or rescued a psychopath. That’s the problem with people. Unlike mindless monsters, they can pretend to be good.

[@crowe6961]

Geralt was about to let the hanging slide. It was the talk of torture that made him intervene.

[@pavkoj7051]

10th Anniversary trailer its the best XD

[@gallavanting2041]

It's not spelled wrong, Projekt is Polish not English which is what the company is.

[@CdrmnkNathan]

She was accused of murdering the wounded, looting and cannibalism.

[@wezymir]

Hi. Will you be streaming you play trough of the Wither? If so then where can one watch it? :)

[@stinger67]

The game is also different because the story happens way after the books. The Netflix series sure made some weird choices. I'm halfway through reading the 4th book, and for instance I don't recognize Yennefer in the Netflix show. The game made a better job of portraying her.

[@judgerain]

Look on Witcher 2 trailer also. Its very good.

[@stanislavaslitvinas7464]

If you've read Sapkovsky's books, you should know that witchers just tried not to interfere in people's affairs.

[@Maehedrose]

Did you stream your gameplay? I'd be interested in watching you comment on the game as you play, you seem enthused and it's nice to experience that, vicariously, through someone who hasn't spent 500 hours in the game (over 4 playthroughs) and knows everything that's about to happen.

[@TNTGamingonline]

Not yet. I will post it in my community section when I do

[@MadLemon]

@@TNTGamingonline you gotta work out the lags tho :D I Watched your livestream where you started the game and it lagged sometimes freezing the whole picture. What are you gaming on?

[@BabyYoda8008]

React to the gameplay trailer - Sword of destiny. If you are going to play the game it should get you a little hyped up.

[@Luciphell]

The funny thing is, the men were completely justified, morally and legally for the duty they were carrying out and what they were doing to the woman. She was guilty of all the charges and more. The trailer just does a masterful job of making the viewer sympathize and want to help her. It shows the men enjoying their job a little too much, muddying the "who is good, who is evil" dynamic when Geralt shows up, which leads to him stepping in. And that's a big theme in the game. Stepping into and getting involved in ongoing situations without a full detailed picture of what is going on beforehand. Such a masterpiece.

[@TNTGamingonline]

So the question is, would you have helped the woman ?

[@Luciphell]

@@TNTGamingonline Oh, of course. Coming upon a situation like that and only seeing a group of assholes tormenting a woman unnecessarily, not knowing any of the details. For sure.

[@themostunknown2293]

You really do need to play witcher 3 I have it 2nd best game I have ever played just above "The last of Us" The witcher story is solid even all the DLC are great, The Blood and Wine DLC is pretty much a whole witcher game its so massive. The Game mechanics and the crafting in this game is top notch. They had just recently updated the graphics again for the new gen playstation, the game before on ps and pc was stunning anyway the graphics was well ahead of its time just like The last of us. You will love the Witcher game for sure i have played through it 4 times i think.. that last time was a very modded version on pc, i put in well of 1k hours on witcher 3 easy.. its a lot at the start of the game overwhelming with all that you learn at first but you will get use to it and it will all be 2nd nature in no time, its starts of a little slow to let you kinda get the fill for everything then picks up more as you go, explore the witcher world leave no rockkk un turned its a beautiful world

[@skogskärringen]

Will you stream your venture into the Witcher games on Twitch? Pls?

[@matyy_.]

Projekt = Project its spelled that way only because its in polish because company is from Poland

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

just as a little note : The games are a sequel to the books, not an adaptation. Meanwhile, the Netflix series is *supposed* to adapt the books (they're not doing a very good job of it) So, if you're playing the game, I can highly encourage you to read the books as well, and go watch a summary of the first two games, cause context is really importantin the wolrd of The Witcher. There is a lot of references everywhere and overall the games are really accurate to the books. BUT, bueing sequels, they will spoil the hell out of you if you didn't read them or if you intend to watch the full show. Cause in TW3 in particular, the devs really considered that you read the books before you played the games. Talking about book characters like you're supposed to know them, talking aboutthings that happened that you're supposed to know about. SUre, you can do the game without all of this, but it will leave you confused a handful of times for sure

[@ireneusz-u9i]

I recommend watching all the videos from all 3 parts. You will have a comparison to the one from Netflix

[@babushkinvnuk]

Жена испытала реальные эмоции :)

[@gerritvalkering1068]

I can say this now because you've probably played the game now. Still, minor spoilers. The theme of the The Witcher games is 'the lesser evil' and perhaps 'unintended consequences'. If you spare someone at one point, it may turn into a boon or a bane later. The refugee you save from a bunch of soldiers may turn to banditry later with his wife and children waiting in the bandit camp. Or if you let him die you'll find his family, killed by monsters because he wasn't there to protect them. Many times during your quests, bounties and missions, there is no 'right choice' but only a bad choice and a not quite as bad choice, and sometimes it's impossible to tell which will be which. Paraphrasing the game: 'A witcher carries two swords, one of silver and one of steel. People assume one is for killing monsters and the other for killing people. The truth is, they're both for killing monsters.'

[@alicjacaban2226]

Hm did you seen eternal fire trailer from Witcher3. One with priest talking.

[@DKaedus]

The Witcher series is just a children's parody of a great series of books and great games.

[@pabloesco2007]

This game is so good !

[@KARO4FOREVER]

You dont unsterstand. She probably killed the wounded as they said, robbed and ate the bodies from the battlefield, because she was probably hungry because of the war. They're upholding the law, but they're a bit of a bully in the process. There is no good choice.

[@angelmartinsanchez5782]

I don't want to tell much, because there is a lot of lore that you're going to find out playing and I'm sure you're gonna love it. But one of the things the Witchers are known for is that they have no feelings ( because of the mutations they're faster, stronger, live much longer,... but in exchange of their humanity. That's not entirely true,some have feelings some doesn't. Geralt have of course) that's why they are surprised that he intervenes. If you like the first season of Netflix the game is way way better, you're gonna love it

[@izabela5097]

Play in the first location, do everything you can, and then find videos on YT: "What did you miss in White Orchard", "Trivia from White Orchard", and this is just the beginning. Netflix has destroyed The Witcher

[@ALEKSSANDROS]

u must watch, War of the Spark trailer from MTG

[@BlackDragon12382]

The Netflix series is adapted from the books. The video games take place after the events of the books.

[@subutaynoyan5372]

Calling Netflix series an adaptation is a very liberal interpretation of the word

[@georgr.6037]

@TNT Gaming do you plan playing the game?

[@TNTGamingonline]

Yes, I was trying build up an audience so I wouldn't be streaming alone but for some reason youtube killed my channel. I was doing really well up until last week when all of a sudden everything just stopped. I'm trying to figure out what happened. I know you guys can't see it on your end but I gained like 800 subs in a week an then one day I woke up and the momentum was dead.

[@xencmo4346]

@@TNTGamingonline well I saw your video in my recommendation despite of the fact that I don't search for anything about the Witcher Maybe the algorithm messed smth up Even though I really like what I saw. You and your wife are just lovely, and I'll continue watching this channel))

[@JuliaAusten]

Your wife is cute, I love her.

[@Tongue_Twister]

Check out The Witcher 3 gameplay trailer. It's the best The Witcher 3 video in my opinion. :-)

[@olgierdvoneverec6837]

Did you read the books? I think that you love it :)

[@fernandoortiz2424]

Read the books. They will blow you away. And then play the 3 games.

[@elah1023]

Guys, do Yourself a favor, start from begining and read Witcher books. ;) That`s the base and foundation and there is no better fantasy in whole neighborhood. :)

[@macentertainment8134]

forget the netflix series its being ruined by woke agendas and screenwriters that don't care about the material. The game is where its at 10/10 The world is absolutely breath taking

[@Doctor-Stoppage]

If you wAnted to rank the versions of Geralt as an all around character it would be like so. 1. Game Geralt 2. Book Geralt 3. Polish series, "The Hexer" Geralt 4. Netflix Geralt (not Henry Cavill's fault. The writers ruined it on purpose.) There are so many individual stories of "Geralt vs Anything you can imagine" that you could have done multiple seasons and people would have loved it. But Netflix, of course, decided to put their focus on Ciri and Yennefer. That could have been cool down the road once people understood Geralt's character and the world he inhabits. But to start like that and jump into a girl power storyline with Geralt on the side? That was a horrible call. So far, the best thing Netflix has done for "The Witcher," is the animated movie " Nightmare of the Wolf. "

[@silviodantepl]

epic!

[@pawesobczyk4840]

Pls read the books , all of them , then you understand why Henry leaves the show and why ppl who loves this world , hates the netflix

[@Igutski]

react to other trailers like sword of destiny

[@NatalieV0331]

well its weird, so the show from what i know is based on the books more than the game, but they sucked at making the show appeal to the actual witcher fans who are the people who came from the video game trilogy and not the books, so the show gets a bad rep from most of us witcher fans as CD projekt red's version of the witcher is by far the best (in most of our opinion anyway) and the author is the one who said the games are not the same and they dont like them, just in case anyone was wondering about that

[@BlueRexus]

I mean... who is killing the police if they come to take you and put you to the jail after you ate someone and robbed his corps? From the second hand - in witcher world alot of people is starving and also they are poor so who are these three guys to judge her?

[@bolek1985]

Hey, watch witcher 3 sword of destiny

[@theender664]

game works better because it's not trying to recreate stuff from books it picks up right after the last book ends and tells it's own continuation the books are awesome, but every adaptation is just... meh

[@theender664]

Hi me 😊

[@fxcolin]

watching again these cinematic, trailers which respect the universe of the novels so much is painful, because they demonstrate to what extent Netflix has ruined everything. Did the game and its cinematics dazzle you? Read the novels because they are even 10 times better, and I'm not even exaggerating.

[@oldgaben6973]

she's so cute:) at reaction p,s. Sorry

[@sparrow9005]

eh, nasz polski to jednak tutaj wymiata...

[@nyljohnvictoracierto9402]

*Is talking about crimes that the woman supposedly committed* Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! *Refers to him as Jeralt* No! No! No! No!

[@joew9690]

Thats how real Witcher series should look. Im Glad you show it to wife. Btw you have very lovely women. Best wishes for you both - but with respect - she dont get at fully that even if he kill those guys for her it will be an evil coz its not for him to decide to forgive or punish them - he actually hang the man the leader of the groupe but decision of knocking of the wooden block leave to the girl. In Polish version Vesemir father figure for Geralt and his companion in the video speaks disapointed tone coz Geralt once bean in such situation when he was "young witcher" he slay bandits attacking from ambush a trade caravan ....and he had hope for geting a coin for his service plus gratitude of trader and his daughter - in reality Trader fall on heart stroke after he saw Witcher in blood with black eyes ...and daughter thinked that he slay her dad in need of gread (every body know that Witchers are gready on coins ) and run with scream puke disgustied all the situation and dead body's. That's why Witchers dont mess in human / human situation Geralt is the soft ball here. Normaly he should pass them and dont even bother. Btw the leader of the groupe is the deserter from Redanian Army hes on battle field When Nilfagrd charge on Redanians and Yenefer cast spell of earth burring. Take care !

[@adams.9381]

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[@jinchuuriki8593]

netflix do trash. they have great books great game just do 1/1 tv sereis and we have next GoT. if u want to know more about witcher lore here is short reminder of what happened in books: "Geralt memories" from witcher 2