The Witcher 4 Ciri is the protagonist/ The Witcher Netflix TV Season 4 announced. (Henry Cavill gone, Liam Hemsworth New Witcher)
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Interesting. Wild hunt was IMO the best game is the current gen. I'm wondering if it would have to be Ciri though??? I think Geraults kind had all the adventures he needs to have.
First episode 
As,a person who never read the books and play the video games,the first four episodes is great.
I'm going to watch the last four episodes after the Cavs game.
I'm going to watch the last four episodes after the Cavs game.
Wait... Ole humpback is Yen???!!! GTFOH!!! This is how you develop Characters and build intrigue!!! Played 3, half of 2, and a couple chapters of a book and never knew her background. Now how did she go from that... To Raven haired baddie later on??? Oooooooo!!!
Bump
Yennifer got some nice titties and they stay out
I'm digging it,reminds me a alot of the game it actually makes me want to rev up the PS4 again
I enjoyed the first season alot.I got confused with the jumping through time at first...
Bought the witcher series for my son to play on PC. Never even loaded it up. Might have to now. Son says it's pretty faithful adaption of the games in terms of settings and characters.
yeah the time jumps are confusing .. even for someone that knows the story
Yeah, I'm still watching. Started it off in the background, but realized this deserves all my attention. It's great so far IMHO. I been pleasantly surprised this week by this series and uncut gems.
Man, this series got me wanting to break out the games. They fucking nailed it.
Dude let off in Yennifer and went directly to dreamland.
Anyone who has played the game has to like this series.....
Haven't read the books
Haven't read the books
Yeah that's why I always liked Yennifer.....she has bite but her childhood is the reason........*spoiler*
But her love for Ciri is huge
Don’t know shit about the game or any of that stuff but I just binge watched the whole season. Shit was good. I 2nd the timeline jumping was not the easiest to follow.
Who are you? Why did you know to post this? I am new to the Witcher and I am on episode 6 and I almost stopped watching. I didn’t like how they were on the side of the mountain and Yennfer didn’t use her magic to save that one dude and the 2 his black companions. Yeah, I knew they wasn’t going to make it because they were the last on the planks and we know how shows kill off black people. Anyway, I was getting ready to be through with the series but I decided to see what bgol had to say about the series and low and behold bgol had the answer. Lol. This kind of explains it but it their use of magic corny. It’s like you either have the magic or you don’t. Thank you for posting this bgol nerds always come through.
They should have atleast indicated, how far in the past they were at and showed they was back in the present....
When you see the queen again around episode 3 or 4,it took me til the end of that episode to realize it was in the past.
I'm going to need to rewatch the series. It wasn't bad, but it didn't live up to the hype either. It also feels like it stopped at the worst time in the story and it kind of calls in to question the pacing of the story given the events of the last episode.it just feels like the story that was told in eight episodes probably could have been done in 1 to 3 episodes.
If you are not done watching the series, don't read below.
The session seemed to be about telling the audience about the origin of the Witcher and his God daughters relationship. Maybe I missed it, but some of the story doesn't make sense. For instance, the god daughter and the Witcher hug, but from what I could keep track of they have never formally met before that day. Next the queen and king seemed to be upset that the Witcher never came to visit his GD, but they never wanted him to claim her anyway and arrested him for coming to save her. Finally the Witcher claims not to believe in fate, so what triggered him to come for the girl. I'm sure I missed what caused him to want to return for her, but again he never met her, never wanted to claim her as his prize and doesn't believe in fate. I don't even think he stayed in contact with the parents, so it's not like he made an promise to take care of her.
I've never read the book or played the games, it would be interesting to see players or readers opinion of the series.
If you are not done watching the series, don't read below.
The session seemed to be about telling the audience about the origin of the Witcher and his God daughters relationship. Maybe I missed it, but some of the story doesn't make sense. For instance, the god daughter and the Witcher hug, but from what I could keep track of they have never formally met before that day. Next the queen and king seemed to be upset that the Witcher never came to visit his GD, but they never wanted him to claim her anyway and arrested him for coming to save her. Finally the Witcher claims not to believe in fate, so what triggered him to come for the girl. I'm sure I missed what caused him to want to return for her, but again he never met her, never wanted to claim her as his prize and doesn't believe in fate. I don't even think he stayed in contact with the parents, so it's not like he made an promise to take care of her.
I've never read the book or played the games, it would be interesting to see players or readers opinion of the series.
it was way better on the 2nd viewing (i restarted at epsiode 6 and now back to eps 5) once i understood the timelines.
witcher and ciri didn't meet, but he knows her. at one point he was watching her in the court yard. i think the grand parents are more upset because they lost ciri's mother and ciri so young when the witcher came back. so they are more protective. also he jokingly laid claim to her, not believing in fate.......but as the show implies no one escapes fate or destiny.
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For instance, the god daughter and the Witcher hug, but from what I could keep track of they have never formally met before that day.
The Queen told Ciri to look for him before she left. As,for Geralt,he knew about Ciri but never saw her before. He probably knew it was her due to her looking like her mother..
Next the queen and king seemed to be upset that the Witcher never came to visit his GD, but they never wanted him to claim her anyway and arrested him for coming to save her.
They were upset probably because he originally turned down being a knight and being Ciri's Law of Surprise
Im probably wrong about this though.
Finally the Witcher claims not to believe in fate, so what triggered him to come for the girl. I'm sure I missed what caused him to want to return for her, but again he never met her, never wanted to claim her as his prize and doesn't believe in fate. I don't even think he stayed in contact with the parents, so it's not like he made an promise to take care of her.
That gold dragon told him he can't escape his destiny after he told Yennefer,she couldn't bare children.Im going to assume that's what mde him go back to Cintra for Ciri
Hugging someone is normally a emotional response. The two of them looking for and finding each other without a real bond is not likely to make them hug.
His relationship to Yennefer could have triggered Geralt to search for Ciri. I dont recall the discussion but I remember Yennefer mentioning the fact that Geralt won Ciri. How this makes Geralt want to play daddy I don't know. Is the plan to have a family with Yennefer and Ciri.
Any reason you restarted at episode 6? Did you consider it to be the more or less beginning of the story?
Im going assume since Geralt knew the queen and the queen is Ciri's grandmother they feel they have a close relationship....
That's was before Yennefer and Geralt parted way but right before that happened the gold dragon told Yennefer she couldn't bare children and looked at Geralt saying he couldn't fight his destiny.
I have a sneaky suspension that Ciri plays an important role in Yennefer and Geralt's destiny because Yennefer does have a destiny to fulfill but I don't what it is...
Im going assume since Geralt knew the queen and the queen is Ciri's grandmother they feel they have a close relationship....
That's was before Yennefer and Geralt parted way but right before that happened the gold dragon told Yennefer she couldn't bare children and looked at Geralt saying he couldn't fight his destiny.
I have a sneaky suspension that Ciri plays an important role in Yennefer and Geralt's destiny because Yennefer does have a destiny to fulfill but I don't what it is...
I wasn't really looking for a reason for the hug at this point. I'm just saying it doesn't make sense based on what I followed.
Overall I'm interested enough to watch a second season if and when it happens. I just hope they stop with all the time skips or at least do a better job of indicating them
I tried to watch and passed the fuck out on episode 1
I'll probably give it another shot
I'll probably give it another shot
They need to do a better job with the special effects too. Some of the monsters look horrible..
I didnt get the impression that they were that focused on the special effects for the monstersor magic. Now that you mention the monsters I initially thought there would be more fighting monsters in the series.
It could be because of xmas, but I notice I dont see anyone really talking about it on YouTube for better or worse. For all the hype before hand I would have thought I'd be seeing more reviews.