I don't know how you're selecting trailers, but I think with this series of you reacting to trailers you're doing it might be good to have someone familiar with the game series to help you select and curate what trailers to watch. That way you don't have to sit through trailers for side games that tell you nothing and also don't miss out on popular/important trailers.
@@babyoli Yup. Just discovered you with the Metal Gear Solid one and I was disapointed that you missed some of the best trailer. The one about the first game was most probably more of a tech demo and the RedBand trailer of MGS5 is a masterpiece of a trailer that would have probably shocked you. Must admit that I was impressed that you could guess some interesting details about the story ! If you get someone to choose them, it would be nice if you could revisit some of the game you already did .
But what? Hey, 'Dudette, check the actual trailers, or, the few reviews that trully cares! Get the game even!' Damn dude... clout (no offense)! That's all it is..
A very strange collection of trailers... Some of them are not related to the main game and not cinematic but in the end you missed some great REAL cinematic trailers 😉
Yes maybe someone who plays the games should pick them out. I don't know anything about the witcher but when she did MGS she skipped the old snake MGS4 trailer for example,
i failed 💯 even tho i attempted to do better hahah. It's okay for my next videos I'll have the community help out!!! I think I might have to do a part 2 to do this justice...
@@babyoli you did not fail lol they just have favorites like people who like chocolate ice cream verses vanilla ice cream. The problem with the chrono is that it puts random things in there that are obscure or added later after the older games had already come out. Also just remember a lot of these people get up and jump on the internet with the intent to go after people in comment sections it's the only power they have the only voice they have it is 100% their own weakness and has nothing to do with the quality of your content, up tight gamers specifically tend to get attached to a game based on what they feel in that point of their life and how it spoke to them then at that time and with the older games thats useally as agnsty teens with crazy hormones and has nothing to do with if it is actually relevant or amazing or important at all they just think it is because of nostalgia and feels.
@gabrielle kili thats true! I do try to appreciate everyones thoughts on the "video" or just the chronology of their opinion. but yes hahahah sometimes it gets exhausting. at the end of the day im trying my best out here. But thanks for ur kind words Gabrielle xo 🥰
God, I'd be so pissed if I lived in a world where someone could make night go to day just by drinking a potion. Imagine getting ready for bed after a hard day's work and suddenly it's dawn. Goddamit, who drank the daylight potion?!
Witchers were initially divided into separate "Schools" each of which depend on different skill sets. Geralt is from the School of the Wolf, a relatively balanced school that is good at combat, signs and potions. The School of the Bear was heavy into heavy armor and very strong attacks and defence. School of the Cat was more into dexterity and speed. Other Schools included the Griffin, the Viper, and the Manticore. Manticore relied heavily on potions, the Viper on deception.
Lore wise division was more about ethics of trade, and organization of school. School of the Wolf was relatively tight-knit organization, and possibly largest of schools during its height. School of the Bear had loose structure and was few in numbers, with individual witchers freelancing around continent and rarely interacting School of the Cat became infamous for their general disregard to human lives, and willingness to murder for money, which made them outcasts of witcher trade. School of the Griffin followed original idea of witchers operating as a knightly order School of the Viper is splinter faction of School of the Bear, created by Bears who believed in inevitable confrontation with Wild Hunt.
Vials are potions which are 1 of the best tools alongside his weapons to go in for a fight. U prepare potions for certain conditions. Some lessen the toxic damage, some allow u to see in the dark, some give u high reflexes to dodge, some allow ur magic to enhance, etc etc
@@babyoli also most of those vials would be extremely harmful or deadly if consumed by almost anybody except witchers, no matter human or not. they are still toxic even to witchers, but atleast witchers can survive their use *if* they keep their toxicity level at check and detox after use
After going through the Trial of the Grasses, most Witchers develop cat eyes...it's one way to identify them. A lot of Witchers also experience unique physical changes. In Geralt's case, his hair turned white...and he's often referred to as "The White Wolf." And "hey, whitey, what made your hair turn that way?" Some people think he is aged...and in a way they are right. Tidbit...Geralt is almost 100 years old.
The Skin turning pale and Hair white, was after his *second* round of mutations, increasing his abilities even further, as he went thru the first and, for most witchers, only round with relative ease. Also pretty much ALL witchers have cat eyes and all have their bodies altered, Geralt is a major exception, with his more than obvious changes, due to above mentioned reason. As with Geralts Age its the same thing for all the Witchers, but he stands out because of his hair, Vesemir is about 200years old in the 3rd game, as their aging is heavily slowed down. Lambert is about 60 and Eskel is as old as Geralt, as both are born in 1175 iirc, which makes em 97 at the start of Witcher 3.
Next time you check out a new game series we need someone to curate a playlist for you with a little bit of a synopsis of the game so you aren’t completely lost or mislead about the series.
I think her trying to understand the story or lore by herself without any clue is interesting and entertaining but yes at 100% for having someone choosing the best trailer to watch.
27:38 It's not pronounced Jeralt. It's Geralt, with a G pronounced like in game. 36:20 This woman is a character that only appears in the final DLC of Witcher 3, Blood & Wine. However this was the launch trailer for the main game which means the devs had already planned ahead. 39:55 Nope, she's not. This woman is not a cursed human, she belongs to an entirely different species - she is a vampire. Vampires in the Witcher universe are not undead humans btw, they are a completely different species originating on another world. They came through a portal during the Conjunction of Spheres like most other monster species, however they retained their sanity and intelligence (which is not the case for all species, some went mad or where reduced to animalistic monstrosities acting only on the most basic instincts). The woman in the Witcher 1 trailer on the other hand is a Striga, a cursed human. Not all monster species are creatures from other worlds though - some of the more classical creatures like dragons or griffins are natural parts of the Witcher world while the post-conjunction creatures are basically aliens. You missed quite a few trailers for both Witcher 2 and Witcher 3 btw. Here's a list of some trailers you missed: - Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings launch trailer - Witcher 2 Return of the Kingslayer (also the opening cinematic for Witcher 2) - Witcher 3 Killing Monsters - Witcher 3 The Sword of Destiny - Witcher 3 The Trail (opening cinematic for Witcher 3) - Witcher 10 year anniversary trailer (this one dropped out of the blue on the 10th anniversary of the Witcher 1 release and only really hits home when you played the games, Witcher 3 in particular. It was made as a love letter for the franchise and the fans). The Witcher 1 trailer you watched - the fight with the striga - was also the opening cinematic for Witcher 1 btw.
Hey HH thanks for sharing those links I will check em out! Yes i failed at sourcing videos haha. i will do better... promise 🙈 Yes i thought it was Gerald before hahah. u caught me. I read from the comments that the vampire lady was NOT a ❤️ interest at all. Do all vampires have awareness that Geralt is a vampire? any good vampires in the game??? Thanks for watching ❤️
@@babyoli Geralt? A vampire? He's not, he's a Witcher. Witchers where created by mages a long time ago to fight monsters after a cataclysmic event called the Conjunction of Spheres where creatures from different worlds came through portals. To combat these newcomers, most of which where monstrous, specialized monster where needed - the Witchers. Witchers are trained from a young age and undergo the so-called Trial of Grasses, a horrible process that mutates their bodies to give them superhuman strength and reflexes, they heal quickly, are extremely resistant to poisons and diseases, have heightened senses (like being able to see in the dark)...however the trial of Grasses is very dangerous and only 3 out of 10 of the boys subjected to it survive. There are no female Witchers btw - they tried to create female Witchers as well, but the death rate among the girls subjected to the Trial was always 100 % - not a single girl has ever survived the Trial of Grasses. There are several vampires of interest. One of them - Regis - is a close friend of Geralt. You should know though that vampires in the Witcher world are not the standard vampires from other franchises. Vampires in the Witcher world are not cursed or undead humans - they are an alien species from another world. They also don't need human blood to survive, they only drink it because they really like the taste. Vampires are in fact one of the species that entered the world through a magic portal from their own homeworld during the Conjunction of Spheres. There are actually several species within the vampires - Higher Vampires are the most powerfull, but there are also lesser and more feral vampires as well: Bruxae, Garkins, Fledders, Ekimmaras and more. PS: The potion Geralt drank before entering the stable is called Black Blood - a potion designed to harm vampires: The Witcher's blood turns poisonous to vampires under the influence of Black Blood. Witchers use all sorts of alchemical potions to enhance their abilities. Most of these potions are extremely toxic or even deadly for normal humans, but Witchers can use them due to their near-immunity to toxines. PPS: I HIGHLY recommend playing Witcher 3, it is one of the best games ever made.
@@babyoli Most people regardless of species recognize a Wicther if they meet him. Vampires usually don't care, unless the Witcher bothers them - which can happen because of the Vampire habit of drinking blood and killing people. Witchers work for coin. If a vampire kills people in a region they usually hire a Witcher to kill the vampire.
The Witcher 3 killing monsters trailer is also awesome, its on par with a song to remember (the red haired vampire one) and gives you an insight on who Geralt is as a person. Tbh it should have been in that collection.
@@babyoli All the red haired ladies are different characters. The first one is a princess of ⚜Temeria cursed into a monster called Striga due to court intrigue. To break the curse he must spend a night with her. He fights her off in order to get to her lair where he sleeps thus spending a night with her and turning her back. The reason she slashed him is becouse sometimes the transformation isnt complete and some monster instincts remain. Second one is Triss, a sorceress/mage and an 👔advisor to Foltest the king of Temeria. She is Geralts partner and an important character in all three games. Third one is a vampire (bruxa type), Geralt has a 💵contract to kill her and so he does.
@Stanisław Żółkiewski ah hahaha i totally mixed them in the same bag 😂 i guess its kinda hard to differentiate characters especially when the graphics are evolving. but thanks for your expert opinion Stanislaw 🥰
@@babyoli The "Night to Remember" trailer appeared when "Witcher 3 The Wild Hunt first came out. The female model who appears is almost exactly like a major character who appears in the Blood & Wine DLC and the city at the end is almost certainly Beauclair. The events in Blood & Wine are such that Geralt could have reason to revisit the character after the whole trilogy is finished...she's a complex character with habits that could lead to the monster slayer writing her up for an encounter. And this raises the question...Was she inserted in Blood & Wine later because of this "trailer" for the primary game, or did CDPR plan so far ahead that they already had scenes in mind for after the last DLC when they were first building the game?
The bomb used is called "Moon Dust" a concoction including silver fragments that make a cloaked vampire visible to the witcher. Bombs can be explosive, poisonous, inflammable, freezing or negate the use of certain magics by the target.
@@babyoli No, no. It's basically a glitter bomb. It's just a magic glitter bomb. The silver filings are meant to inhibit transformations in lycanthropes, and to ground creatures that can become intangible (like specters and foglets). Against creatures that can become invisible, the glitter is a valuable tell that makes it possible to keep track of them, but it's hardly the only thing they're useful for.
@@babyoli May I? www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Witcher+3+swords+of+destiny+trailer#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:1397dd43,vid:HtVdAasjOgU,st:0 www.google.com/search?q=witcher+3+killing+monsters&client=firefox-b-d&sca_esv=abf976e12d8dcb8e&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWIK5bzXrHiG-3R9DMgS2Kr2rXK0n8w%253A171
The potion he drinks when going up against the vampire is called "Black Blood." It essentially makes the Witcher's blood toxic to vampires...bite my neck, get really really damaged.
Geralt has to spend a night from dusk til dawn with the Striga...if he survives, the curse is lifted and the Striga returns to her natural state, that of the cursed Princess. He forts up in the Striga's vault and casts a spell that makes it impossible for the Striga to reach him until dawn...which he uses the hourglass to time. Unfortunately he slightly miss times the spell.
He didn't misstime the spell. The issue is that the princess was cursed from birth, and had lived her entire life as a predatory beast. Lifting the curse restored her body to that of a normal human of her age (I think she was somewhere in her mid-teens when Geralt got the curse lifted), but her MIND didn't have any context for living differently than she had. Her father actually had to hire folk to give her special care and instruction to teach her to talk, dress herself, and otherwise behave like a normal person. She's generally got it worked out by the time Geralt sees her again, but it took YEARS, and she's still a bit on the wild side.
Not spend a night with her..The point was the striga could not be allowed to return to its tomb before sunrise or "before the cock cries three times". This whole scene is from one of the stories in the first book of the series. The reason Geralt was wounded was because the cock had only cried twice when he went to check on her so the curse hadn't completely lifted and she slashed him with the one talon that hadn't reverted to human yet.
Witcher's are experts in Alchemy. And concoct various of potions to help aid them, depending on the scenario/monster. The one in the first Witcher 3 trailer, makes his blood boil, so if he was bitten, the biter would receive bad drawbacks.
Oh that explains a lot! makes sense why they carry all of those pots. Thought our boy had a lil addiction problem there. 😂 thanks for watching BIG BOSS!!! 🤗
@@babyoli addiction to various poisons with useful side effects? lol no! they are just means to get things done that would not be possible without them , atleast to humans. witchers are really bending the limits of what human body can survive/able to do. luckily witchers also have several methods to reduce/remove buildup of toxins from use of those "potions".
Witchers essentially possess powers beyond normal humans. The first is simply extremely rigourous training in combat and building up the normal body strengths. The second is the "Trial of the Grasses" where young candidates are subjected to potions, hormones and chemicals that essentially change their body to make them capable of ingesting "potions" which can give them almost superhuman traits for a limited time, such as improved senses, stamina, pain resistence and such. But only about a quarter of the trainees survive this process... most either die or are driven mad. You see Geralt take two potions in the trailer...the first increases his senses and stamina and the second slows his functions ... to a human who had not undergone the Trial, these potions would be poisonous, and even Witchers cannot simply slug down everything...there are toxicity levels that different potions can damage them. There are potions for resistence to vampire bites, increase the ability to see in the dark, increase resistence to poisons and such...too many to list. Finally the Witchers have training in five distinct minor spells which are called "signs." They are very limited, Quen is like a short term force shield, Igni is a limited fire spell, Aard is a force blast, Axii is a mind control spell. These are very limited and nowhere near what a trained mage can cast. All in all, it makes a Witcher into a superhuman entity, extends their lifespan (although they can be killed by normal means) and renders them sterile. This last effect may have been deliberately inserted into the training and trials...humans don't want a whole separate branch of supermen who can reproduce.
Remember when Geralt killed the vampire and then in the morning rode toward a city on the horizon? That city is Beauclair in the Duchy of Toussaint. Where the first games take place in the North, where it's grimy and grungy and cold and just generally nasty, the Blood and Wine DLC is in a realm of chivalry, wine, lovely ladies and has a very "Knights in Shining Armor/Arthurian" vibe. Better food, lodging, pretty scenery...and giant poisonous bugs, carnivorous plants...oh...and vampires... a LOT of vampires. But the armor is shinier. All in all, the place where you would rather live than in the war torn northern wastelands. Good wine too.
Beauclair (from a distance) actually looked pretty nice haha doesnt look grungy at all. But hey what do i know... so any significance with the flock of birds?
I don't know if you have any intentions on playing any of the games but the drinks he was chugging are pretty much buffs like some drinks help him see in darkness, some help him breath under water, stuff like that.
lady with red hair that Gerald killed in trailer was not human, she was from one of several vampire species who also came to that world when spheres merged, same as humans and bunch of others who came to that world from different worlds (universes)
the trailer for the first game was actually an event from the books which the witcher games are based om. The Books take place before the games and Witchers live very long lives, so that fight with the cursed princess was hundreds of years before that fight from the witcher 3 trailer. I think that event from the witcher 1 trailer was in the very first witcher book.
oo was that first lady a princess? Didn't know that, i thought she was just a duke's daughter or smething. but cool to know it's from the book! Were the games from the book or a sequel post book?
The Witcher is based on Slavic mythology, all monsters, ghosts, etc. come from this mythology. Witchers are people, men subjected to a special test who, if they manage to survive, become witchers, machines for killing monsters. That's all you need to know to start your adventure in this amazing world
I am gonna give a small rundown for the history in vague terms. Conjunction of spheres is like a multiverse situation. Multiple planes coincided which allowed travel between them possible. So our world which had humans, elves, dwarves and other species got overrun by monsters. Elves are one of the oldest species alongside gnomes. Some of the elves believe that we humans also came here from the other side during the conjunction of the spheres. Before the conjunction it was believed that humans took over the world from elves with a bloody war by experimenting and creating Mages and sorceresses. They alongside the big human population overrun elves and took over their lands, hurting and denying other species too. After the conjunction when monsters came into our world, even Mages and sorceresses were not able to hold them off. The experiments done for Mages and sorceresses were mostly to enhance their magical abilities which felt short so the humans decided to go a step further and do more experiments enhancing humans with not just magic but with physical brute strength and fighting abilities. These beings were called witchers. The process is very tedious and 1 of 5 makes it to be a witcher. They are still helping the world get rid of these monsters in current times. Bcoz it has been a while, people started seeing the witchers as non humans too and started segregating, some even started considering them as monsters so now they are also frowned upon. The witchers decided to do the dirty work but for payment, for coins aka mercenaries. That's how they survive now... We follow one of them called Geralt. It is soft g with the name and not how we generally say it. We use g of glass or grass for Geralt ❤️
Video Game High School taught me not to judge what it means to be a gamer. It's about the enjoyment of gaming. Some prefer old school '90s gaming exclusively, some prefer AAA titles, some prefer indie, then you got some that do like mobile phone games.
i see where ur coming from. i whole heartedly agree but i dont think big titles should be making canon to storyline games on the phones, just on actual gaming devices (even handhelds). mobile games are meant for.. im gunna say sodoku or puzzle games.. those types.
Assassin of Kings revolves around two aspects of the world at the time. It takes place after a war between the humans and the non human races of Dwarves and Elves. The non human races lost and in this game are still waging guerilla warfare against the human realms. At the same time there is a general war going on between the Kingdoms of the North and the Nilfgaardian Empire of the South. The assassination of kings is taking place in the northern realms and is pretty much urged on by the larger Nilfgaardian Empire, but the assassins are in contact with the underground resistance represented by the Elf you see talking to the primary assassin..who is a Witcher of the Viper School in the service of the Empire, tasked with weakening the northern realms and setting them against one another.
Ok...first thing you have to know about these trailers...the three main Games are "The Witcher," "Witcher, Assassin of Kings" and "Witcher 3, The Wild Hunt." The game trailers you begin with are around a card game (Gwent) that is a game within a game that doesn't appear until the third Witcher game. The game within the game attracted some gamers and CDProjekt Red developed the mobile card games after the release of the full blown video games to provide product that catered only to those who liked the "card game." In the first video game "The Witcher" there was a dice game that wasn't that bad but all these mobile game were produced after the three main games (and the two DLC's that were brought out in the Witcher 3 game world.) The First game trailer that CDPRed released was the one where Geralt is in the abandoned castle fighting the Striga...an event that takes place in the first game.
You absolutly nailed it whit Gwent : Thronebreaker you got a lot wrong about The Witcher 1,2,3 and the DLCs but "the game is about him (geralt) killing shit but getting tied up in politacal agendas" is acually a pretty good summary especaly for 1 & 2.
@@Frostbyte23x Oh darn! I thought she was talking about buddy who cursed Foltest's sister but she was talking about Letho? My bad. 😅😂😖 Please forgive me. 🥺
In the Witcher world there are multiple political and social entities. The largest and arguably the most powerful is the Nilfgaardian Empire, located in the south. It is expansionist and very organized and, much like Rome, has multiple client states and conquered kingdoms. The Duchy of Toussaint is a client state of the Empire. The major kingdoms of the North are Aedirn, Kaedwen, Redania, Temeria and Kovir-Poviss. Each of these major kingdoms contain minor kingdoms which over time were conquered. At the beginning of Witcher 3, Aedirn and Temeria have been conquered by Nilfgaard, and Redania has annexed Kaedwen. A lot of this took place after the events of Witcher 2, Assassins of Kings. Kovir-Povis is in the far north and essentially out of reach of Nilfgaard and neutral. Offshore to the west are multiple islands which constitute Skellige...ocean going raiders ...think a blend of Scots and Viking types. Although they acknowledge a "High King," an elective monarch, most islands are autonomously ruled by local jarls...the post of High King is essentially a warlord. They all fight among themselves except when they get in the ships and raid all along the mainland realms... and then they fight over the spoils on the way back home. Quite an anarchy...drink a lot of booze. In fact, everyone in the game drinks a lot of booze.
Witchers are mutants, artificialy created by rouge mages to fight monsters. That is meaning behind first trailer. Witchers are made to be very agile, immiune to poisons, see in the dark, and be expandable with fighting with monsters. Vilals he drinks, are potions, which bosost him, and are poisonus to regural humans. Most witchers can use simple magic spels, that are called Signs, but they are nowhere near level of a trained mage. And witchers roam land taking jobs in killing monsters. So Geralt is kind of mercenary, he just dosen't take jobs, that require killing humans. Queen Meve from Thornbraker trailer was rescued by Geralt during Graet War, when he and his companionsby accident get involved in battle in which queen was fighting. It's a part of books, and is not focus of main Witcher games. Trailer to Witcher 1 one is also recap of story from the book. The Great War, Time of sword and Axe, etc. are focus of witcher saga. Main games are happening after this war. Stories in games are quite political, with monsters in a background. Its not like they are main antagonist. They are either threat for everyone, or one side tring to use them against other. I could propably write quite an essey on witcher. :)
While Witchers are technically not mercenaries, they are monster hunters for hire. And you certainly don't want to try one of his potions. They are fatal to any human who has not undergone the Witcher mutations. And Witchers are created when they are children, they are put through a very dangerous mutation that very few survive. And they receive heightened senses, speed, agility, and magic. They also are able to consume a vast array of potions used for a variety of situations involving different monsters.
@@babyoli Well there are several Schools of Witchers. There's the School of the Wolf which is the one Geralt is part of, hence the wolf head medallion. There's also Cat, Griffin, Bear, Viper, Manticore, and Crane. The children are trained in sword skills, and potions, and learn the difference between monsters and how to fight them. But ultimately in the end it's the child who must choose for themselves if they wish to partake in what's called The Trial of the Grasses. It's an extremely dangerous procedure that few survive. It breaks down the body and allows them to be mutated and rebuilt stronger than a typical human.
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Witcher signs...the golden sphere that appears around Geralt and blocks the incoming cart is Quen...the force shield. The second sign where he blasts her backwards is Aard, sort of a force punch. Two of the more useful Signs. btw, his name starts with a hard G, it's not Gerald...it's pronounced with a G like in "Game" or "Gun", not like a soft "J" sound. Ger - Alt.
I only found your channel today, but I've blown through your videos; I enjoy your whole vibe and it's a really fun concept. As others have mentioned, there's some good trailers you missed, which I'll link below - Witcher 2: ruclips.net/video/WwCXw8m0PHI/видео.html Witcher 3: ruclips.net/video/c0i88t0Kacs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/dd2gz6AxYoA/видео.html ruclips.net/video/2uYouPnUETI/видео.html If you're interested in more Metal Gear Solid content (which I, as an absolute MGS fanatic, really hope you are lol), there's also some more trailers that might help fill in your picture of the games, as well as set the tone. I'll link them in order below: Peace Walker: ruclips.net/video/P0AumqiTTY0/видео.html Metal Gear Solid 5: ruclips.net/video/NL4ZxDWLwpM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Krc1t4HU8GI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/RhseWPWYPBA/видео.html ruclips.net/video/A9JV0EvCkMI/видео.html And, as an additional option, there's also a great video that summarises the whole saga pretty well that stars one of the primary voice actors. I'll link that as well just in case you're interested in the actual story once you've finished all the trailers: ruclips.net/video/wfmGfDIwmkM/видео.html Anyway, thanks for the great entertainment! Your videos are a lot of fun, and I'm looking forward to whatever you do next. Also, in the future, it might be a good idea to crowd-source the best trailers in a community post or something, just to make sure you're not wasting your time on mobile games lol
Oh thanks Jordan! This is a godsend comment, I gotta check out those videos. Yeah I am definitely going to community crowd source next time, I thought putting in some sweat and blood into the research would do me better but... 😂 #fail. Anyways thanks for your kind comments I hope my future videos continue to tickle your fancy! xo
I like the reaction and trying to figure out the overall story of the games but sheesh, from the whole video there were only 2 main trailers. At this point I feel almost inclined to make a list to react to :D
Witchers ARE mercenaries of a sort...they are not usually assassins although Witchers of the Viper and Cat Schools sometimes take such jobs. He is not a mercenary soldier per se, but having one beside you in a fight is definitely an asset. Simply put, Witchers are supercharged humans, trained and raised from about the age of nine (and many of them are orphans) to kill monsters that normal humans would have no chance of defeating. At the same time they are seen as freaks by ordinary humans. Witchers gotta eat, maintain weapons and armor and brew up potions and special oils for their blades...they need gold and as the song mentions as the sun comes up in the barn..."paid in coin of gold." Most humans look at them and think "you can save us but you only do it for profit" and they disdain these men for their apparent "greed..." although they don't get paid that much for taking on literal monsters.
Another good trailer to check out would be "The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt - Official Gameplay Trailer". It's a good overview of The Witcher 3, which is one of the greatest games ever made IMO.
At the start of The wild hunt (witcher 3) Geralt is almost 100 years old, also you need to differentiate between characters 😅, the bald guy in hearts of stone is NOT the same as the one in witcher 2 Here is the killing monsters trailer: ruclips.net/video/c0i88t0Kacs/видео.html
well, in hearts of stone video Gerald did not came to get immortality from that guy, he came on behalf of certain Gunter o Dim, to get that guy to fulfill his end of contract. Gunter o Dim can offer a great deal if you know how to get his attention - gives you thing you *ask* for as little as your soul
so it was immortality.. i was half right lol. I want to ask what Gunter gave him but... i don't want any spoilers yet 😬 more witcher stuff comin soon! thanks for watching zombie! 🤗
@@babyoli but i think that that guy didn't wanted it , since he called it curse. with Gunter O Dim be very careful of how exactly you ask for thing you want, you want to be very specific as not to regret the thing you got, but on otherhand you still would not like price for what you got - that is your life and soul
Not the selection of trailers I'd have suggested, but it gave you a taste. You should also check out a couple other trailers, sword and destiny, and killing monsters. Geralt has two live interest, one is Triss Marigold, but the other was not in the trailers you watched. The lady he fought in the barn was a strigga, they are low level vampires. The first bald guy was another witcher, but the second was something entirely different. The story and lore are deep and broad in this world, so you really should play witcher 3 if you have any affinity for story based rog style games. And even if you just want a great story, you can play it on easy mode fairly easily. And the potion he was drinking is one of many that have special effects, the one he drank in the first trailer was different than the one in the last, which actually made his blood poisonous, which is how he defeated the strigga.
Y'know, I have been playing games for 20 years and this is one series I also haven't touched. The only thing I know about the Witcher is that if you try to go for a threesome with the two romance options they leave Geralt tied to the bed. Also if you kill too many cows, a giant cow monster appears to obliterate you. The existence of this demon is a result of people slaughtering cows to grind their skins to load up on cash. So the developers decided to troll the players.
You can guess the story of the witcher the same way you can guess the stroy of Game of Thrones while have been through the first season only. Meaning that's impossible.
@@babyoli the plot armor is strong with this one. But the setting itself implies far more than the knight fighting a dragon/bad guy to save the princess from a dragon/bad guy. The bigger picture is - heat death of the universe (cold version)
Witches use an energy called chaos in order to cast spells Chaos is a corrupting force from another plane of existence Witchers hunt various creatures that are the result of this other plane entering ours for profit.... Or in Geralt's case, occasionally for the affection of a witch. If I had to guess about which tonics those were. I'd say the first was probably Cat (nightvision) and the second might have been Swallow (Restorative)
@@babyoli I think that was the same one actually. They aren't something most creatures can handle, and can actually kill even a Witcher if they have too many. They go through magically forced genetic mutations though, so those things don't kill them outright the way they would a normal person. She was a vampire though, and an old one, so I don't think the blood she drank killed her, but it would have poisoned and weakened her enough for Geralt to kill her. Before that moment he was getting overwhelmed by her. Whatever chance she could have had to come back was gone once she rotted from the sunlight.
You didn't really nail it, but you got a couple of very pertinent points considering you had absolutely no framework beforehand. The orphans thing, for example. Witchers are basically children given up (not always willingly) by their parents to be trained and mutated into monster killers, with a horrific conversion rate - most of them die in the process. When Geralt says he isn't a killer for hire he means that he works for pay, but he is not an executioner. He only kills monsters, and then only if they aren't sentient or if they are clearly guilty of harming people. Monsters aren't always people (most aren't), but they were first created during the conjunction. Geralt's potions enhance his capabilities or give him outright powers, like Black Blood which made his blood acidic and harmful to vampires or Cat which makes him see clearly in the dark. Time shifting, though, is not something a potion can help with. :) Good work, though, even if you should definitely look up some of the trailers you missed.
"The Witcher" game (number 1) came out in 2007. At the time it was a lot of fun for me, but it was kinda clunky. It's a great storyline but gamewise it shows its age. Assassins of Kings came out in 2011 and was an improvement, but it's very political and somewhat linear. Witcher 3, The Wild Hunt came out in 2015 and was (and is) a vast and much more open world game than the prior two entries. With the two DLC's that followed quickly you have a huge environment to wander, a lot more choices of how you want to play the game and the game mechanics are much more well developed. And you finally get to meet Yennifer, who, in the books at least, is Geralt's true love. There are a lot of ladies in the game and Geralt does not scorn their attentions. Triss and Yennifer are both members of the Lodge of Sorceresses and very much alike in skill...and very much different in attitude. Personally I prefer Shani, a human medic Geralt meets in Game 1 and remeets in the Hearts of Stone DLC. She is not a sorceress or a magician, but very warm and caring. I would go straight to Witcher 3...it's smoother, the action is more defined and rational and you have a lot more freedom of action in what you want to do and when.
would you understand the story of the witcher from 3 alone? ie is it standalone? Ya i heard from my friend witcher had a lot of hot and steamy moments 🤣 ahaha oh Geralt. Thanks for watching! xo
@@babyoli There is some evidence that human women find Witchers attractive. From a purely physical standing, one could understand this. Witcher (as lovers) have many positive traits. Aside from the fact they are stronger and have more stamina, they are disease free...Witchers don't get sick. And they are sterile. So a person looking for a physical relationship would find a satisfying lover in a witcher...virile, disease free and no chance of little surprises appearing nine months after the visit. Plus Witchers move around...the inconvienient lover disappears fairly soon. Of course, this also goes far to explain why ordinary human males have more reason to dislike the Witchers wandering amongst their womenfolk.
The Conjunction of the Spheres. Think of three separate dimensions, one Human, one with Elves and Dwarves and one the realm of Monsters. Through a cosmic collision all three strike and merge into one entity. There is some question as to whether the physical Witcher World is actually the dimension of the Elven races or the humans...there are a lot of Elven cities and realms and immediately after the Conjunction, the fast reproducing Humans essentially take over the Elven lands, pushing them to the margins of the world. The monsters definitely come from a separate reality. Late in the games there are indications there is a separate Higher Elven dimension and at least one "gate" back to the Monster realm.
interesting... thanks for explaining that. I feel like that one was an open end for me. Question... was there a war between elves/dwarves and humans because sounds like they were overtaking some of their cities
@@babyoli The lore suggests the Elves at least were present on the world when the Conjunction took place 1500 years before the events in the novels. Elven lore indicated the first humans, the Dauk and Wozgor tribes, appeared about 200 years later at The First Landing...only four ships that arrived at the Pontar Delta and the mouth of the Yaruga. The Nordlings appeared afterwards and the first two human tribes appeared to have been extinct by that time. The Elven Lore indicates the human world had been destroyed by human magic, which would imply the humans were invading and conquering an Elven world. Of course human scholars reject this as lies spread by the "lesser races" (i.e., Dwarves and Elves.) Personally I think the Elven texts are more probable as the world is littered with Elven ruins...but little evidence of human ruins. Most of the human cities are built upon such Elven ruins which would support the belief.
I think u gotta do part 2 of the missing ones too. The thing is trailers for mediaeval fantasy thing be it show/game/movie, they all slap hard..!! So, u gotta take in all the bite size condensed version of the games atleast till u play them in the form of trailers..!! The witcher universe is sooo harsh and so against you that just a small win feels like a milestone. Witcher 1 is so old people just tends to ignore it and start on from 2 with culminating with the 3rd and arguably the best (said by everyone who has played the game) one yet. I am 60 hours in witcher 1 and I am barely at chapter 2. There is so much love and attention given to the story, to the gameplay, to the characters I really got immersed in the world and decided to do every mission possible and well it takes a longg longgg time to do so without u even realising it. I wish I had like 6 months break from my life just to sit in my room and finish these 3 games with the dlcs ❤❤❤ PS - I still think u shud do the videos in their release order. Chronological order makes sense if u are getting the full scope of the story. Even then i argue to go with release orders bcoz u understand the way stuff was understood by fans who have been there from the start. If the chronology of the games are different then the die hard fans from the start played the games in that particular order. U shud have a chance to do the same as well and judge the product in the same standard. These are also just the trailers so u are not getting the full story. It's a way to entice u to play the game. So, my pov is u shud watch them in their release order ❤️
Hey Raj!!! haha to watch them in release order would be so much easier for sourcing 😅 I think i'm going to recruit the community for help. If you have other video links for the missing trailers pls post them below!!! I'll have to do a part 2... to give the fans justice 😤 is Witcher 1 open world??
@@babyoli Witcher 1 is indeed open world. controls are a bit janky if u are not used to it and u can literally miss abt 60% of the stuff if u just go through the story to finish stuff but if u take ur time, immerse in the world and is ready to learn janky controls, u are abt to have a great time..!!! I will have to look stuff up..might be able to get the trailer links in few hours or so
@@babyoli I made a list for the best ones you missed Witcher 2 ruclips.net/video/WwCXw8m0PHI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/HedLjjlSy3Y/видео.html Witcher 3 ruclips.net/video/Sr-DKyAVU34/видео.html ruclips.net/video/HtVdAasjOgU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/XHrskkHf958/видео.html ruclips.net/video/nYwe_WHARdc/видео.html
@@babyoli yes, but also taking too many different types at once can be lethal. Creating a Witcher involves a lot of training but also a procedure called the trial of the grasses, injection of powerful alchemy ingredients. There's a reason not many witchers exist nor are any more being made.
Gah! Not by me! youtube trolls maybe 🫡 i dont have the mental capacity or time to delete comments But i do read through them all! hehe i appreciate your message. Thanks for watching ❤️
My advice is just read the books. They are epic fantasy. Number two only to Tolkien in my - subjective - opinion. Very different to Tolkien but epic in their own way. The witchers have superhuman abilities. But those abilities are enhanced by potions - in the vials - that are toxic to non-mutated humans. Thats why his face changes when he drinks the potions. Witchers also have ‘small’ spells available to them - things like flame, force projection etc. its the force projection he uses in that trailer. Witchers take children and put them though the ‘trial of grasses; - poisons - that few survive. The process mutates them and that gives them their abilities. They have different ‘schools’ - the wolf, the bear, the scorpion, which have different specialities and different fighting styles. But all have the steel sword for humans and the silver sword for monsters. As paid monster killers they are often asked to kill people for money - which they dont do. The monster in the witcher 1 trailer is a striga - a monster created from a curse on a fetus of a dead pregnant woman. In that case the striga is a princess and Geralt’s commission is to cure the curse, not kill the striga, which is why he doesnt use a blade on it. The curse is lifted by keeping the striga out of its coffin at sunrise, which is why geralt has the sand clock, and why he seems to be toying with the striga - he’s trying to chew up time until sunrise. The red-haired woman in the witcher 2 trailer is Triss Merigold - a sorceress - but not the princess (who is Foltest’s daughter). Geralt’s no 1 love interest is the black-haired sorceress, Yennefer of Vengerberg. The red haired ‘woman’ in the witcher 3 trailer is a succubus - a type of vampire - not Triss or the princess (the princess disappears from the story after her rescue, although it is noted she retains a taste for blood as a result of starting life as a striga). In that fight he drank the potion to poison his blood to prevent her from ‘dematerialising’ after she bit him. Geralt doesnt die easily - hes about 90 years old in these stories (but his hair is white because of the trial of the grasses - as someone with an extreme resistance to those poisons he went further than most in the trial. As a result he’s actually one of the stronger Witchers. Thats also where he gets his nickname - the white wolf). He also heals much faster than non-mutated humans. Thats why hes covered in scars from fights with monsters. One of the themes of the witcher is where is the line between human and monster?
I think you'll love the Star Wars The Old Republic trailers; if you're not already familiar with them, they're incredible! You can also find single videos that just play them all sequentially, which is handy.😁
Funny enough, I know nothing about Star Wars. It was never in my list of things to watch. I know... star troopers, yoda? and I think princess leah? i probably got those wrong 😂 But I will add it to my list! Thanks Metabolic xo
@@babyoli The thing about trailers is they're usually so much better than actual gameplay. Take the Witcher trailer with the vampire...that kind of artistry could make a wonderful movie. The Star Wars The Old Republic game trailers are wonderful. If someone made a film with that kind of story and art, I would watch it.
The blood and wine DLC was so good that the Witcher 3 won game of the year again because of it, which pissed off some people because the game had already came out the year before and won. 😂 Also... No "Killing Monsters" trailer? 🤨
Ah they are releasing it?! must have been a masterpiece then! tbh that trailer didn't give me too much details about the game but... good to know they are releasing more! Thanks for the pro tip 🤗
Well I have to say this, when you aming for learning the lore of the Witcher series you should start with the books. Then you can expand this knowlege from the games. Watching trailer gets u knowhere.
I almost sure there is a problem with this "chronological". First trailer was from game that i think came after game based on MINIGAME from witcher 3. And second trailer is from era before smartphones. About conflicts. Its not about humans against monsters. Monsters just are. And sometimes they kill. Conflicts are mainly between people. Sometimes humans fight humans. Sometimes humans fight non humans. Sometimes elfs fight unicorns. Its never "good against evil". It just... there is a world. And there are inteligent races. And they have own agenda... so they sometimes dont agree with something. And start to killing each other. Witchers try to stand on side and do not involve into politics but its not always a posibility. Also nobody want to be a witcher. 8 from 10 kids dies during mutations. In agony. Sometimes its quick sometimes suffers months. Third read hair lady was a vampire. Completly not related to everything before. Heart and stone are about different guy than this bald guy from witcher 2. Ahaha... not you dont get it at all. Whole blood and whine dlc is about vampires. Yes, there are problems with people. Even important plot twist. But everything is about literal bloodsuckers.
Yeah! Actually i have a few of those videos in the works. Those ones are so long.. (5+ hours) so have to really be able to split it up properly. But stay tuned! 🤗 thanks for watching Black White!!! xo
🤣 OK there's a story behind this. I typed in Witcher Chronological Timeline and looked at the videogames... that was first. That's my defense... did it work?
Omg i just see it i cant believe you don't play the Witcher games thats something you have to do 1000% watch a video for the story of Witcher 1 and 2 after that start playing Witcher 3 its one of the best games of all time
Watching u say “boo mobile” is hard to watch💀💀💀💀 I don’t think there is anyone out there arguing with you saying “whaaaaat nooo mobile games are sooo goood!” And because there’s no one disagreeing with you it’s like watching you kick someone whose already down like yeah mobile sucks so why do u keep bringing it up 😭 it’s like punching the less fortunate in the face because they are less fortunate 💀
I say Release Date versus Chronologic Order is meh. Release Date is fine for this format, and then later for a deeper dive/let's play you could do Chonologic Order. For this it's surface level stuff anyways. But that is my opinion on that matter.
The World of the Witcher is set ina fictional 14th Century Central/Eastern Europe, not too disimilar to Hungary, Czech republic, etc At first the world was...Normal, as normal as a 14th century style place could be, there was some supernatural phenomenons, but they where exceedingly rare. Until one day a cataclysmic event occured, the Conjunction of Spheres, where the world of Humans and the World of Myths and Magic collided and merged togheter. Bringing in Creatures only though to exist in legends and myths, Magic and also Elves, Dwarves and the likes. To the Humans it was like the end of the world, they where over run by creatures against wich their usual tactics where inefficient or simply useless. So a caste of Killers where created, the Witchers, through alchemical and magical means, young boys where turned into Mutants, Killing machines only brought up for one purpose, Killing Monsters and be darn good at it. Witchers enjoys a High metabolisme, tat allows them to be faster, stronger, more endurant, heal faster from wounds thta would kill someone, and see in the dark. This enhanced metabolism also allows them to use and drink Potions, elixirs and other alchemical concontions, that are so potent, that they are toxic and lethal to normal humans, the Potions they can craft can boost their natural abilities or even give them temparory new abilities. They are EXTREMELY trained killers, amongst the best Warriors in the world, trained in a myriads of tactics and weapons usage, due to the variety of their targets, they also collected a VAST knowledge about monsters over the decades. They also learned to harness Magic in some degree, even tho they are nowhere near as powerfull or versatile as a true spellcaster, they use Glyphs/Runes, that allows them to safely and efficiently use the Raw magical power of chaos for a number of effects. Despite all that, the Witchers in the games, are the last ones, decades and decades of constant fighting, Ethnic purges and "cleasnings" and simply the fact that Witchers also are considered inhuman monsters by the wider populace feared as much as Monsters, contributed to their decline in numbers. Din't help that the process to become a Witcher, is so excrutiantingly painfull, that only 3 kids out of 10 survives the process, wich gave them a nasty reputation. Witchers where divided in the various kingdoms as "Schools", Geralt is part of the School of the Wolf, and their Fortress , Kear Morhen was besieged by a riot of peasants a few years ago, where they torched the place, destroying the equipements and alchemical components needed to create new Witchers. Wich means that No new Witcher can ever be made, since the means and knowledge was mostly lost. Geralt's generation was the last Batch of Witchers, and given their proffesion, its a dying One. Oh forgot to mention that Witchers are also sterile due to the Mutations they endure in the creation process.
Oh thanks for that breakdown Zen. So after Geralt there's no more? Or have they teased another upcoming generation? Doesn't the world need them? And Geralt is sterile eh... 😏 haha thanks for sharing!
What's your problem with mobile? Sure, not every game is suitable for mobile platforms, but not all of these games are big RPGs. If the tech can support the smaller titles, why shouldn't they be mobile? They're also all on PC as well, if phones offend you so much.
tbh its just really small, no "actual" buttons so its not for true gaming in my opinion. I dont like when big game titles release something canon for mobile and force fans to play on a mobile device. if it was a handheld gaming device, sure but not on phone. just my opinion
@@babyoli Don't feel bad about it. :D I would love to see you react to the videos I mentioned. PS Consider also Cyberpunk 2077 and Cyberpunk Edgerunners
😩 haha pls post links for me! send help!!! it did the job though but probably made it harder than it could have been haha. Thanks for watching Audio! 🤗
Perception skill 100% You guessed an impressive amount of information about the world from a very small picture of the overall stories and no information about the original novels. You should play Gwent though. It is a card game, mobile and pc. But light on the pay to win and addictive as hell. The game is a mini game in the original Witcher games which CDPR turned into a standalone CCG because it was so popular. At the very least start by playing the minigame in The Witcher 3 and see if the card game might interest you.
Hopefully this will be usefull. my explaination of all the things. Regarding the games the three main games are open world RPG. the first one is janky and old so i would suggest skipping (esspecially since its going to be remade with modern technology and more experieced writing in a few years). Either start with Witcher 2 or 3. 3 is obvoiusly most polished. The 🧪potions dont interfere with the weather The potions are performence enhancement, making witchers increasing their power, speed or turn their blood poisonous to vampires. They are mostly leathal to humans. Wichers undergo special mutations as boys (only one in te survive) using magic and special rituals wich make them stronger have super reflexes and allowing them to see in the dark (hence cat eyes). All the red haired ladies are different characters. The first one is a princess of ⚜Temeria cursed into a monster called Striga due to court intrigue. To break the curse he must spend a night with her. He fights her off in order to get to her lair where he sleeps thus spending a night with her and turning her back. The reason she slashed him is becouse sometimes the transformation isnt complete and some monster instincts remain. Second one is Triss, a sorceress/mage and an 👔advisor to Foltest the king of Temeria. She is Geralts partner and an important character in all three games. Third one is a vampire (bruxa type), Geralt has a 💵contract to kill her and so he does. Witchers are monsters slayers for hire. They are supposed to protect humanity from monsters hence he says he is not an executioner when he is asked to kill a human. Of course life is complicated and even thou witchers arent supposed to kill humans he sometimes will depending on the situation. Also some monster are sapient and Geralt generally only kills monsters that are basically magical beast or ones that can think BUT have committed murder. Some monsters ca even be friendly and sometimes humans are the real monsters. Regarding the world, its complicated there are many sides and those sides have many factions, just like in real life there are may nations, guilds, influencial people and group all fighting and scheaming for influence. Lets take Temeria⚜ for one. It is ruled by 👑King Foltest and on paper everyone is his subject. He is the 👑king and thus he was chosen by the gods and can never be questioned. (on the side in the witcher there are many religions but none are ever cofirmed to be the right one or if there even is any god). However under the surface you have layered aliegeces, for one Triss his👔advisor is also a member of the loge of sorceresses who generally provide the northern kings with usefull magical support while also ensuring that loge stays in power for the good of mages and also the loge. The nobility on the surface are his loyal 🛡knights fighting to the death for their beloved kings, however there are those who want the king to have less power and nobility more, so at one point they kidnap his children as hostage to gain for privilages while presentng themselves as rebels against a cruel king. Then you have the order of the flaming rose🔥🌹🔥 who are religious zealots and want their religion to have more influence as well as chasing nnon humans out of cities and commit atrocities against them. Then you hava nonhumans (elves, dwarves and halflings) who are discrimanated by most humans and segregated, they are disliked esspecialy since during the last 🔆Nilfgaardian invasion (Nilfgaard is the largest empire on the continent) are large number of elves including an eleven terrorist organisation suppported NIlfgaard, and also since scoia'tael commit terrorist acts againt humans. Then there is the 🟦blue stripes an elite military organisation directly loyal to foltest and opposed to scoia'tael. The world is complicated as is our own
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I don't know how you're selecting trailers, but I think with this series of you reacting to trailers you're doing it might be good to have someone familiar with the game series to help you select and curate what trailers to watch. That way you don't have to sit through trailers for side games that tell you nothing and also don't miss out on popular/important trailers.
gah i need to find someone like that 😅 I'll make a community post to see if someone can help me. god save me
@@babyoli I'll help you with that, ive played alot of games and could even curate a list of trailers for you beforehand.
@@degapalgamer3772 Thank you!!!!!!!!!! god send
@@babyoli Yup. Just discovered you with the Metal Gear Solid one and I was disapointed that you missed some of the best trailer. The one about the first game was most probably more of a tech demo and the RedBand trailer of MGS5 is a masterpiece of a trailer that would have probably shocked you. Must admit that I was impressed that you could guess some interesting details about the story ! If you get someone to choose them, it would be nice if you could revisit some of the game you already did .
But what? Hey, 'Dudette, check the actual trailers, or, the few reviews that trully cares! Get the game even!'
Damn dude... clout (no offense)! That's all it is..
A very strange collection of trailers... Some of them are not related to the main game and not cinematic but in the end you missed some great REAL cinematic trailers 😉
Yes maybe someone who plays the games should pick them out. I don't know anything about the witcher but when she did MGS she skipped the old snake MGS4 trailer for example,
i failed 💯 even tho i attempted to do better hahah. It's okay for my next videos I'll have the community help out!!! I think I might have to do a part 2 to do this justice...
😪 send help!! DW i'll do better next time
@@babyoli you did not fail lol they just have favorites like people who like chocolate ice cream verses vanilla ice cream. The problem with the chrono is that it puts random things in there that are obscure or added later after the older games had already come out. Also just remember a lot of these people get up and jump on the internet with the intent to go after people in comment sections it's the only power they have the only voice they have it is 100% their own weakness and has nothing to do with the quality of your content, up tight gamers specifically tend to get attached to a game based on what they feel in that point of their life and how it spoke to them then at that time and with the older games thats useally as agnsty teens with crazy hormones and has nothing to do with if it is actually relevant or amazing or important at all they just think it is because of nostalgia and feels.
@gabrielle kili thats true! I do try to appreciate everyones thoughts on the "video" or just the chronology of their opinion. but yes hahahah sometimes it gets exhausting. at the end of the day im trying my best out here. But thanks for ur kind words Gabrielle xo 🥰
God, I'd be so pissed if I lived in a world where someone could make night go to day just by drinking a potion. Imagine getting ready for bed after a hard day's work and suddenly it's dawn. Goddamit, who drank the daylight potion?!
Reminds me of ocarina of time and the song to change night to day
hahahahaha i died at this comment. 😂😂😂 thanks for making my day! didn't think about that
"god damnit link!!!" or when he makes it rain. Link is probably the most hated 😂
Witchers were initially divided into separate "Schools" each of which depend on different skill sets. Geralt is from the School of the Wolf, a relatively balanced school that is good at combat, signs and potions. The School of the Bear was heavy into heavy armor and very strong attacks and defence. School of the Cat was more into dexterity and speed. Other Schools included the Griffin, the Viper, and the Manticore. Manticore relied heavily on potions, the Viper on deception.
And the Griffin on signs.
Lore wise division was more about ethics of trade, and organization of school.
School of the Wolf was relatively tight-knit organization, and possibly largest of schools during its height.
School of the Bear had loose structure and was few in numbers, with individual witchers freelancing around continent and rarely interacting
School of the Cat became infamous for their general disregard to human lives, and willingness to murder for money, which made them outcasts of witcher trade.
School of the Griffin followed original idea of witchers operating as a knightly order
School of the Viper is splinter faction of School of the Bear, created by Bears who believed in inevitable confrontation with Wild Hunt.
Vials are potions which are 1 of the best tools alongside his weapons to go in for a fight. U prepare potions for certain conditions.
Some lessen the toxic damage, some allow u to see in the dark, some give u high reflexes to dodge, some allow ur magic to enhance, etc etc
Ahh that makes sense, so there's pretty much different vials for different situations
@@babyoli also most of those vials would be extremely harmful or deadly if consumed by almost anybody except witchers, no matter human or not. they are still toxic even to witchers, but atleast witchers can survive their use *if* they keep their toxicity level at check and detox after use
After going through the Trial of the Grasses, most Witchers develop cat eyes...it's one way to identify them. A lot of Witchers also experience unique physical changes. In Geralt's case, his hair turned white...and he's often referred to as "The White Wolf." And "hey, whitey, what made your hair turn that way?" Some people think he is aged...and in a way they are right. Tidbit...Geralt is almost 100 years old.
The Skin turning pale and Hair white, was after his *second* round of mutations, increasing his abilities even further, as he went thru the first and, for most witchers, only round with relative ease.
Also pretty much ALL witchers have cat eyes and all have their bodies altered, Geralt is a major exception, with his more than obvious changes, due to above mentioned reason.
As with Geralts Age its the same thing for all the Witchers, but he stands out because of his hair, Vesemir is about 200years old in the 3rd game, as their aging is heavily slowed down.
Lambert is about 60 and Eskel is as old as Geralt, as both are born in 1175 iirc, which makes em 97 at the start of Witcher 3.
Next time you check out a new game series we need someone to curate a playlist for you with a little bit of a synopsis of the game so you aren’t completely lost or mislead about the series.
oh 100%. I'm going to start to fish for helpers on my community before I dig into it. I have so many upcoming ones, gotta get working on it now. 😅
I think her trying to understand the story or lore by herself without any clue is interesting and entertaining but yes at 100% for having someone choosing the best trailer to watch.
27:38 It's not pronounced Jeralt. It's Geralt, with a G pronounced like in game.
36:20 This woman is a character that only appears in the final DLC of Witcher 3, Blood & Wine. However this was the launch trailer for the main game which means the devs had already planned ahead.
39:55 Nope, she's not. This woman is not a cursed human, she belongs to an entirely different species - she is a vampire. Vampires in the Witcher universe are not undead humans btw, they are a completely different species originating on another world. They came through a portal during the Conjunction of Spheres like most other monster species, however they retained their sanity and intelligence (which is not the case for all species, some went mad or where reduced to animalistic monstrosities acting only on the most basic instincts). The woman in the Witcher 1 trailer on the other hand is a Striga, a cursed human.
Not all monster species are creatures from other worlds though - some of the more classical creatures like dragons or griffins are natural parts of the Witcher world while the post-conjunction creatures are basically aliens.
You missed quite a few trailers for both Witcher 2 and Witcher 3 btw.
Here's a list of some trailers you missed:
- Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings launch trailer
- Witcher 2 Return of the Kingslayer (also the opening cinematic for Witcher 2)
- Witcher 3 Killing Monsters
- Witcher 3 The Sword of Destiny
- Witcher 3 The Trail (opening cinematic for Witcher 3)
- Witcher 10 year anniversary trailer (this one dropped out of the blue on the 10th anniversary of the Witcher 1 release and only really hits home when you played the games, Witcher 3 in particular. It was made as a love letter for the franchise and the fans).
The Witcher 1 trailer you watched - the fight with the striga - was also the opening cinematic for Witcher 1 btw.
Hey HH thanks for sharing those links I will check em out! Yes i failed at sourcing videos haha. i will do better... promise 🙈
Yes i thought it was Gerald before hahah. u caught me. I read from the comments that the vampire lady was NOT a ❤️ interest at all. Do all vampires have awareness that Geralt is a vampire? any good vampires in the game??? Thanks for watching ❤️
@@babyoli Geralt? A vampire? He's not, he's a Witcher.
Witchers where created by mages a long time ago to fight monsters after a cataclysmic event called the Conjunction of Spheres where creatures from different worlds came through portals. To combat these newcomers, most of which where monstrous, specialized monster where needed - the Witchers.
Witchers are trained from a young age and undergo the so-called Trial of Grasses, a horrible process that mutates their bodies to give them superhuman strength and reflexes, they heal quickly, are extremely resistant to poisons and diseases, have heightened senses (like being able to see in the dark)...however the trial of Grasses is very dangerous and only 3 out of 10 of the boys subjected to it survive.
There are no female Witchers btw - they tried to create female Witchers as well, but the death rate among the girls subjected to the Trial was always 100 % - not a single girl has ever survived the Trial of Grasses.
There are several vampires of interest. One of them - Regis - is a close friend of Geralt.
You should know though that vampires in the Witcher world are not the standard vampires from other franchises. Vampires in the Witcher world are not cursed or undead humans - they are an alien species from another world. They also don't need human blood to survive, they only drink it because they really like the taste. Vampires are in fact one of the species that entered the world through a magic portal from their own homeworld during the Conjunction of Spheres. There are actually several species within the vampires - Higher Vampires are the most powerfull, but there are also lesser and more feral vampires as well: Bruxae, Garkins, Fledders, Ekimmaras and more.
PS: The potion Geralt drank before entering the stable is called Black Blood - a potion designed to harm vampires: The Witcher's blood turns poisonous to vampires under the influence of Black Blood. Witchers use all sorts of alchemical potions to enhance their abilities. Most of these potions are extremely toxic or even deadly for normal humans, but Witchers can use them due to their near-immunity to toxines.
PPS: I HIGHLY recommend playing Witcher 3, it is one of the best games ever made.
@H H sorry i meant do all vampires know geralt is a witcher. are they out to get him??
@@babyoli Most people regardless of species recognize a Wicther if they meet him.
Vampires usually don't care, unless the Witcher bothers them - which can happen because of the Vampire habit of drinking blood and killing people.
Witchers work for coin. If a vampire kills people in a region they usually hire a Witcher to kill the vampire.
@@babyoli why would vampires go after Geralt, it would be weird to go after a professional hunter who kills your specie as a daily work
The Witcher 3 killing monsters trailer is also awesome, its on par with a song to remember (the red haired vampire one) and gives you an insight on who Geralt is as a person. Tbh it should have been in that collection.
what was his relationship to the vampire lady?
@@babyoli she is just another monster contract to him. Also she is not Triss or the cursed princess.
@@babyoli All the red haired ladies are different characters.
The first one is a princess of ⚜Temeria cursed into a monster called Striga due to court intrigue. To break the curse he must spend a night with her. He fights her off in order to get to her lair where he sleeps thus spending a night with her and turning her back. The reason she slashed him is becouse sometimes the transformation isnt complete and some monster instincts remain.
Second one is Triss, a sorceress/mage and an 👔advisor to Foltest the king of Temeria. She is Geralts partner and an important character in all three games.
Third one is a vampire (bruxa type), Geralt has a 💵contract to kill her and so he does.
@Stanisław Żółkiewski ah hahaha i totally mixed them in the same bag 😂 i guess its kinda hard to differentiate characters especially when the graphics are evolving. but thanks for your expert opinion Stanislaw 🥰
@@babyoli
The "Night to Remember" trailer appeared when "Witcher 3 The Wild Hunt first came out. The female model who appears is almost exactly like a major character who appears in the Blood & Wine DLC and the city at the end is almost certainly Beauclair. The events in Blood & Wine are such that Geralt could have reason to revisit the character after the whole trilogy is finished...she's a complex character with habits that could lead to the monster slayer writing her up for an encounter. And this raises the question...Was she inserted in Blood & Wine later because of this "trailer" for the primary game, or did CDPR plan so far ahead that they already had scenes in mind for after the last DLC when they were first building the game?
The bomb used is called "Moon Dust" a concoction including silver fragments that make a cloaked vampire visible to the witcher. Bombs can be explosive, poisonous, inflammable, freezing or negate the use of certain magics by the target.
ooo.. not glitter bomb 🤣 noted hahaha
@@babyoli No, no. It's basically a glitter bomb. It's just a magic glitter bomb. The silver filings are meant to inhibit transformations in lycanthropes, and to ground creatures that can become intangible (like specters and foglets). Against creatures that can become invisible, the glitter is a valuable tell that makes it possible to keep track of them, but it's hardly the only thing they're useful for.
Oh man! you missed my 2 favorite trailers. Killing monsters and Sword of destiny. They add a lot more than these as well
😪 I'm tearing, pls post link below Pedro!
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@@babyoli ruclips.net/video/53MyR_Z3i1w/видео.html
@@babyoli May I?
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The potion he drinks when going up against the vampire is called "Black Blood." It essentially makes the Witcher's blood toxic to vampires...bite my neck, get really really damaged.
And necrophages (i just found this oit on my second witcher 3 playthrough very recently)
Sherlock Holmes would be proud of the effort you've put in, but we Witcher fans are not😅
Geralt has to spend a night from dusk til dawn with the Striga...if he survives, the curse is lifted and the Striga returns to her natural state, that of the cursed Princess. He forts up in the Striga's vault and casts a spell that makes it impossible for the Striga to reach him until dawn...which he uses the hourglass to time. Unfortunately he slightly miss times the spell.
He didn't misstime the spell. The issue is that the princess was cursed from birth, and had lived her entire life as a predatory beast. Lifting the curse restored her body to that of a normal human of her age (I think she was somewhere in her mid-teens when Geralt got the curse lifted), but her MIND didn't have any context for living differently than she had. Her father actually had to hire folk to give her special care and instruction to teach her to talk, dress herself, and otherwise behave like a normal person. She's generally got it worked out by the time Geralt sees her again, but it took YEARS, and she's still a bit on the wild side.
Not spend a night with her..The point was the striga could not be allowed to return to its tomb before sunrise or "before the cock cries three times". This whole scene is from one of the stories in the first book of the series. The reason Geralt was wounded was because the cock had only cried twice when he went to check on her so the curse hadn't completely lifted and she slashed him with the one talon that hadn't reverted to human yet.
Witcher's are experts in Alchemy. And concoct various of potions to help aid them, depending on the scenario/monster. The one in the first Witcher 3 trailer, makes his blood boil, so if he was bitten, the biter would receive bad drawbacks.
Oh that explains a lot! makes sense why they carry all of those pots. Thought our boy had a lil addiction problem there. 😂 thanks for watching BIG BOSS!!! 🤗
@@babyoli addiction to various poisons with useful side effects? lol no! they are just means to get things done that would not be possible without them , atleast to humans. witchers are really bending the limits of what human body can survive/able to do. luckily witchers also have several methods to reduce/remove buildup of toxins from use of those "potions".
Not exactly boil, more like highly acidic, and as a Witcher he is a mutant and his body can withstand the toxicity of the potions.
@@gryphonosiris2577 mutant? well , during trial of roots either you not survive or you become "mutant" (IF you are VERY resistant AND lucky)
Witchers essentially possess powers beyond normal humans. The first is simply extremely rigourous training in combat and building up the normal body strengths. The second is the "Trial of the Grasses" where young candidates are subjected to potions, hormones and chemicals that essentially change their body to make them capable of ingesting "potions" which can give them almost superhuman traits for a limited time, such as improved senses, stamina, pain resistence and such. But only about a quarter of the trainees survive this process... most either die or are driven mad. You see Geralt take two potions in the trailer...the first increases his senses and stamina and the second slows his functions ... to a human who had not undergone the Trial, these potions would be poisonous, and even Witchers cannot simply slug down everything...there are toxicity levels that different potions can damage them. There are potions for resistence to vampire bites, increase the ability to see in the dark, increase resistence to poisons and such...too many to list. Finally the Witchers have training in five distinct minor spells which are called "signs." They are very limited, Quen is like a short term force shield, Igni is a limited fire spell, Aard is a force blast, Axii is a mind control spell. These are very limited and nowhere near what a trained mage can cast. All in all, it makes a Witcher into a superhuman entity, extends their lifespan (although they can be killed by normal means) and renders them sterile. This last effect may have been deliberately inserted into the training and trials...humans don't want a whole separate branch of supermen who can reproduce.
Remember when Geralt killed the vampire and then in the morning rode toward a city on the horizon? That city is Beauclair in the Duchy of Toussaint. Where the first games take place in the North, where it's grimy and grungy and cold and just generally nasty, the Blood and Wine DLC is in a realm of chivalry, wine, lovely ladies and has a very "Knights in Shining Armor/Arthurian" vibe. Better food, lodging, pretty scenery...and giant poisonous bugs, carnivorous plants...oh...and vampires... a LOT of vampires. But the armor is shinier. All in all, the place where you would rather live than in the war torn northern wastelands. Good wine too.
Beauclair (from a distance) actually looked pretty nice haha doesnt look grungy at all. But hey what do i know... so any significance with the flock of birds?
these are the craziest and far-fetched theories and assumptions that I have ever heard a potion that changes day and night
😅😂 damn, that little hourglass really tripped me up
you missed THE witcher trailer, killing monsters, it is a work of art
I'm so sad. pls post link
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Wow! Really hitting the murk hire🔥🔥🔥
I don't know if you have any intentions on playing any of the games but the drinks he was chugging are pretty much buffs like some drinks help him see in darkness, some help him breath under water, stuff like that.
that's pretty neat! Yeah i mean i think it won game of the year award. I should probably try it out 😉 Does he craft the pots himself?
@@babyoli yes, Witchers know alchemy
lady with red hair that Gerald killed in trailer was not human, she was from one of several vampire species who also came to that world when spheres merged, same as humans and bunch of others who came to that world from different worlds (universes)
hey, from the Czech Republic, what you just saw is the trailer for the first part of The Witcher.
the trailer for the first game was actually an event from the books which the witcher games are based om. The Books take place before the games and Witchers live very long lives, so that fight with the cursed princess was hundreds of years before that fight from the witcher 3 trailer. I think that event from the witcher 1 trailer was in the very first witcher book.
oo was that first lady a princess? Didn't know that, i thought she was just a duke's daughter or smething. but cool to know it's from the book! Were the games from the book or a sequel post book?
The Witcher is based on Slavic mythology, all monsters, ghosts, etc. come from this mythology. Witchers are people, men subjected to a special test who, if they manage to survive, become witchers, machines for killing monsters. That's all you need to know to start your adventure in this amazing world
ooo thanks Kamil! didn't know it was based on anything
I am gonna give a small rundown for the history in vague terms.
Conjunction of spheres is like a multiverse situation. Multiple planes coincided which allowed travel between them possible. So our world which had humans, elves, dwarves and other species got overrun by monsters.
Elves are one of the oldest species alongside gnomes. Some of the elves believe that we humans also came here from the other side during the conjunction of the spheres.
Before the conjunction it was believed that humans took over the world from elves with a bloody war by experimenting and creating Mages and sorceresses. They alongside the big human population overrun elves and took over their lands, hurting and denying other species too.
After the conjunction when monsters came into our world, even Mages and sorceresses were not able to hold them off. The experiments done for Mages and sorceresses were mostly to enhance their magical abilities which felt short so the humans decided to go a step further and do more experiments enhancing humans with not just magic but with physical brute strength and fighting abilities. These beings were called witchers. The process is very tedious and 1 of 5 makes it to be a witcher. They are still helping the world get rid of these monsters in current times.
Bcoz it has been a while, people started seeing the witchers as non humans too and started segregating, some even started considering them as monsters so now they are also frowned upon. The witchers decided to do the dirty work but for payment, for coins aka mercenaries. That's how they survive now...
We follow one of them called Geralt. It is soft g with the name and not how we generally say it. We use g of glass or grass for Geralt ❤️
You missed some of the best trailers for Witcher 2 and 3 but its ok we will forgive you.
god damnit. guh i suck... i literally tried my best 😂 actually spent hours sourcing videos. My faith is gone
@@babyoli Still a opportunity to make a part 2 or revision haha
@@babyoli part 2 then?
Video Game High School taught me not to judge what it means to be a gamer. It's about the enjoyment of gaming. Some prefer old school '90s gaming exclusively, some prefer AAA titles, some prefer indie, then you got some that do like mobile phone games.
i see where ur coming from. i whole heartedly agree but i dont think big titles should be making canon to storyline games on the phones, just on actual gaming devices (even handhelds). mobile games are meant for.. im gunna say sodoku or puzzle games.. those types.
I think part of the series is about not being given the facts of the games, but like a game itself, guessing what the games are.
Assassin of Kings revolves around two aspects of the world at the time. It takes place after a war between the humans and the non human races of Dwarves and Elves. The non human races lost and in this game are still waging guerilla warfare against the human realms. At the same time there is a general war going on between the Kingdoms of the North and the Nilfgaardian Empire of the South. The assassination of kings is taking place in the northern realms and is pretty much urged on by the larger Nilfgaardian Empire, but the assassins are in contact with the underground resistance represented by the Elf you see talking to the primary assassin..who is a Witcher of the Viper School in the service of the Empire, tasked with weakening the northern realms and setting them against one another.
Ok...first thing you have to know about these trailers...the three main Games are "The Witcher," "Witcher, Assassin of Kings" and "Witcher 3, The Wild Hunt." The game trailers you begin with are around a card game (Gwent) that is a game within a game that doesn't appear until the third Witcher game. The game within the game attracted some gamers and CDProjekt Red developed the mobile card games after the release of the full blown video games to provide product that catered only to those who liked the "card game." In the first video game "The Witcher" there was a dice game that wasn't that bad but all these mobile game were produced after the three main games (and the two DLC's that were brought out in the Witcher 3 game world.) The First game trailer that CDPRed released was the one where Geralt is in the abandoned castle fighting the Striga...an event that takes place in the first game.
"Still on this stuff a?" Got me. Consider yourself ordered.
You absolutly nailed it whit Gwent : Thronebreaker you got a lot wrong about The Witcher 1,2,3 and the DLCs but "the game is about him (geralt) killing shit but getting tied up in politacal agendas" is acually a pretty good summary especaly for 1 & 2.
haha no way. i think i was wrong on the glitterbomb though 😂 heheh thanks for watching commander
The disrespect on Gaunter O'Dimm, equating an amazing antagonist with that bald loser from the Witcher 1 trailer. 🤣🤣🤣 We forgive you, though.
god damnit 😂 I guess all bald people aren't the same. welp
Should we forgive you too...that bald dude is from Witcher 2 😅
@@Frostbyte23x Oh darn! I thought she was talking about buddy who cursed Foltest's sister but she was talking about Letho? My bad. 😅😂😖 Please forgive me. 🥺
In the Witcher world there are multiple political and social entities. The largest and arguably the most powerful is the Nilfgaardian Empire, located in the south. It is expansionist and very organized and, much like Rome, has multiple client states and conquered kingdoms. The Duchy of Toussaint is a client state of the Empire. The major kingdoms of the North are Aedirn, Kaedwen, Redania, Temeria and Kovir-Poviss. Each of these major kingdoms contain minor kingdoms which over time were conquered. At the beginning of Witcher 3, Aedirn and Temeria have been conquered by Nilfgaard, and Redania has annexed Kaedwen. A lot of this took place after the events of Witcher 2, Assassins of Kings. Kovir-Povis is in the far north and essentially out of reach of Nilfgaard and neutral. Offshore to the west are multiple islands which constitute Skellige...ocean going raiders ...think a blend of Scots and Viking types. Although they acknowledge a "High King," an elective monarch, most islands are autonomously ruled by local jarls...the post of High King is essentially a warlord. They all fight among themselves except when they get in the ships and raid all along the mainland realms... and then they fight over the spoils on the way back home. Quite an anarchy...drink a lot of booze. In fact, everyone in the game drinks a lot of booze.
Love that despite them repeatedly saying Geralt with a hard G you still pronounce it Jeralt :) no need to roast you, you are frying on the Jas :)
its okay Parsa roasting is allowed. 🔥🚒 yeah I think i realized like 1/3 way through it was Geralt and not Gerald hahaha. Thanks for watching 🤗
Witchers are mutants, artificialy created by rouge mages to fight monsters. That is meaning behind first trailer. Witchers are made to be very agile, immiune to poisons, see in the dark, and be expandable with fighting with monsters. Vilals he drinks, are potions, which bosost him, and are poisonus to regural humans. Most witchers can use simple magic spels, that are called Signs, but they are nowhere near level of a trained mage. And witchers roam land taking jobs in killing monsters. So Geralt is kind of mercenary, he just dosen't take jobs, that require killing humans.
Queen Meve from Thornbraker trailer was rescued by Geralt during Graet War, when he and his companionsby accident get involved in battle in which queen was fighting. It's a part of books, and is not focus of main Witcher games.
Trailer to Witcher 1 one is also recap of story from the book. The Great War, Time of sword and Axe, etc. are focus of witcher saga. Main games are happening after this war.
Stories in games are quite political, with monsters in a background. Its not like they are main antagonist. They are either threat for everyone, or one side tring to use them against other.
I could propably write quite an essey on witcher. :)
While Witchers are technically not mercenaries, they are monster hunters for hire. And you certainly don't want to try one of his potions. They are fatal to any human who has not undergone the Witcher mutations. And Witchers are created when they are children, they are put through a very dangerous mutation that very few survive. And they receive heightened senses, speed, agility, and magic. They also are able to consume a vast array of potions used for a variety of situations involving different monsters.
Ah you're the first to mention witcher mutations.. is they part of a clan or something?? how does one decide to be a witcher?
@@babyoli Well there are several Schools of Witchers. There's the School of the Wolf which is the one Geralt is part of, hence the wolf head medallion. There's also Cat, Griffin, Bear, Viper, Manticore, and Crane. The children are trained in sword skills, and potions, and learn the difference between monsters and how to fight them. But ultimately in the end it's the child who must choose for themselves if they wish to partake in what's called The Trial of the Grasses. It's an extremely dangerous procedure that few survive. It breaks down the body and allows them to be mutated and rebuilt stronger than a typical human.
Very entertaining guesses as to the plot.
haha thank you Reason, i tried my best. Especially with my glitter bomb theory, i stand by it 😂 Thanks for watching xo
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Witcher signs...the golden sphere that appears around Geralt and blocks the incoming cart is Quen...the force shield. The second sign where he blasts her backwards is Aard, sort of a force punch. Two of the more useful Signs. btw, his name starts with a hard G, it's not Gerald...it's pronounced with a G like in "Game" or "Gun", not like a soft "J" sound. Ger - Alt.
Damn. Smart girl.
You got more out of these trailers than they were ever meant to deliver. XD
Now im hungry before the trailer reactions start.
I only found your channel today, but I've blown through your videos; I enjoy your whole vibe and it's a really fun concept.
As others have mentioned, there's some good trailers you missed, which I'll link below -
Witcher 2:
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Witcher 3:
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ruclips.net/video/dd2gz6AxYoA/видео.html
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If you're interested in more Metal Gear Solid content (which I, as an absolute MGS fanatic, really hope you are lol), there's also some more trailers that might help fill in your picture of the games, as well as set the tone. I'll link them in order below:
Peace Walker:
ruclips.net/video/P0AumqiTTY0/видео.html
Metal Gear Solid 5:
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ruclips.net/video/RhseWPWYPBA/видео.html
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And, as an additional option, there's also a great video that summarises the whole saga pretty well that stars one of the primary voice actors. I'll link that as well just in case you're interested in the actual story once you've finished all the trailers:
ruclips.net/video/wfmGfDIwmkM/видео.html
Anyway, thanks for the great entertainment! Your videos are a lot of fun, and I'm looking forward to whatever you do next. Also, in the future, it might be a good idea to crowd-source the best trailers in a community post or something, just to make sure you're not wasting your time on mobile games lol
Oh thanks Jordan! This is a godsend comment, I gotta check out those videos. Yeah I am definitely going to community crowd source next time, I thought putting in some sweat and blood into the research would do me better but... 😂 #fail. Anyways thanks for your kind comments I hope my future videos continue to tickle your fancy! xo
I like the reaction and trying to figure out the overall story of the games but sheesh, from the whole video there were only 2 main trailers. At this point I feel almost inclined to make a list to react to :D
omg please do!!! that would help me so much 😅 the comments have been great sharing stuff! thanks so much Edgars! 🤗
@@babyoli Witcher 1 trailers:
1) ruclips.net/video/_UFT49qWopg/видео.html
2) ruclips.net/video/jiczaOiuvdw/видео.html
3) ruclips.net/video/nXGuYQORO2M/видео.html
Witcher 2 trailers:
1) ruclips.net/video/WwCXw8m0PHI/видео.html
2) ruclips.net/video/HedLjjlSy3Y/видео.html
Witcher 3 trailers:
1) ruclips.net/video/MqQ3LeBgGDM/видео.html
2) ruclips.net/video/c0i88t0Kacs/видео.html
3) ruclips.net/video/FcogCjLymeI/видео.html
4) ruclips.net/video/53MyR_Z3i1w/видео.html
5) ruclips.net/video/6SvsZ9hKJ2s/видео.html
6) ruclips.net/video/KtEO2xZ7BzQ/видео.html
Here you go! :) Would love to see part 2 of the Witcher trailer reactions!
Witchers ARE mercenaries of a sort...they are not usually assassins although Witchers of the Viper and Cat Schools sometimes take such jobs. He is not a mercenary soldier per se, but having one beside you in a fight is definitely an asset. Simply put, Witchers are supercharged humans, trained and raised from about the age of nine (and many of them are orphans) to kill monsters that normal humans would have no chance of defeating. At the same time they are seen as freaks by ordinary humans. Witchers gotta eat, maintain weapons and armor and brew up potions and special oils for their blades...they need gold and as the song mentions as the sun comes up in the barn..."paid in coin of gold." Most humans look at them and think "you can save us but you only do it for profit" and they disdain these men for their apparent "greed..." although they don't get paid that much for taking on literal monsters.
Another good trailer to check out would be "The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt - Official Gameplay Trailer". It's a good overview of The Witcher 3, which is one of the greatest games ever made IMO.
Thanks Dennis Ill check it out! More witcher content coming soon 🥰 thanks for watching
My best suggestion... go through the Witcher book series, then jump into the games. You'll appreciate the lore SO much more deeply for the effort.
Did I get anything right?😅Let me know below!👇
At the start of The wild hunt (witcher 3) Geralt is almost 100 years old, also you need to differentiate between characters 😅, the bald guy in hearts of stone is NOT the same as the one in witcher 2
Here is the killing monsters trailer: ruclips.net/video/c0i88t0Kacs/видео.html
well, in hearts of stone video Gerald did not came to get immortality from that guy, he came on behalf of certain Gunter o Dim, to get that guy to fulfill his end of contract. Gunter o Dim can offer a great deal if you know how to get his attention - gives you thing you *ask* for as little as your soul
so it was immortality.. i was half right lol. I want to ask what Gunter gave him but... i don't want any spoilers yet 😬 more witcher stuff comin soon! thanks for watching zombie! 🤗
@@babyoli but i think that that guy didn't wanted it , since he called it curse. with Gunter O Dim be very careful of how exactly you ask for thing you want, you want to be very specific as not to regret the thing you got, but on otherhand you still would not like price for what you got - that is your life and soul
bruh, they literally told you everything and you're like "i don't know what's happening"
Not the selection of trailers I'd have suggested, but it gave you a taste. You should also check out a couple other trailers, sword and destiny, and killing monsters. Geralt has two live interest, one is Triss Marigold, but the other was not in the trailers you watched. The lady he fought in the barn was a strigga, they are low level vampires. The first bald guy was another witcher, but the second was something entirely different. The story and lore are deep and broad in this world, so you really should play witcher 3 if you have any affinity for story based rog style games. And even if you just want a great story, you can play it on easy mode fairly easily. And the potion he was drinking is one of many that have special effects, the one he drank in the first trailer was different than the one in the last, which actually made his blood poisonous, which is how he defeated the strigga.
Y'know, I have been playing games for 20 years and this is one series I also haven't touched.
The only thing I know about the Witcher is that if you try to go for a threesome with the two romance options they leave Geralt tied to the bed.
Also if you kill too many cows, a giant cow monster appears to obliterate you. The existence of this demon is a result of people slaughtering cows to grind their skins to load up on cash. So the developers decided to troll the players.
There was also a crossover event in Monster Hunter World where you could play as Geralt hunting a Leshen, which I guess is a monster in Witcher.
lmao you know the wierdest facts SAFTI but the most valuable ones 😂
it's also a nod to the Secret Cow Level in older RTS & MMORPG games
You can guess the story of the witcher the same way you can guess the stroy of Game of Thrones while have been through the first season only.
Meaning that's impossible.
lmao so sensing a lot of plot twists and most characters getting killed off?
@@babyoli the plot armor is strong with this one.
But the setting itself implies far more than the knight fighting a dragon/bad guy to save the princess from a dragon/bad guy.
The bigger picture is - heat death of the universe (cold version)
I thought you were going to watch the other Witcher 3 trailer - Killing monsters.
i failed 😩 gotta get a part 2 in...
@@babyoli lol its alright. you did what you could. love your content.
Game after Game after Game.. we never stop gaming
Witches use an energy called chaos in order to cast spells
Chaos is a corrupting force from another plane of existence
Witchers hunt various creatures that are the result of this other plane entering ours for profit.... Or in Geralt's case, occasionally for the affection of a witch.
If I had to guess about which tonics those were. I'd say the first was probably Cat (nightvision) and the second might have been Swallow (Restorative)
ah... catvision and not a time changing pot. hahah what about the pot in the one where he faced the vampire lady?
@@babyoli I think that was the same one actually. They aren't something most creatures can handle, and can actually kill even a Witcher if they have too many. They go through magically forced genetic mutations though, so those things don't kill them outright the way they would a normal person. She was a vampire though, and an old one, so I don't think the blood she drank killed her, but it would have poisoned and weakened her enough for Geralt to kill her. Before that moment he was getting overwhelmed by her. Whatever chance she could have had to come back was gone once she rotted from the sunlight.
You didn't really nail it, but you got a couple of very pertinent points considering you had absolutely no framework beforehand. The orphans thing, for example. Witchers are basically children given up (not always willingly) by their parents to be trained and mutated into monster killers, with a horrific conversion rate - most of them die in the process. When Geralt says he isn't a killer for hire he means that he works for pay, but he is not an executioner. He only kills monsters, and then only if they aren't sentient or if they are clearly guilty of harming people. Monsters aren't always people (most aren't), but they were first created during the conjunction. Geralt's potions enhance his capabilities or give him outright powers, like Black Blood which made his blood acidic and harmful to vampires or Cat which makes him see clearly in the dark. Time shifting, though, is not something a potion can help with. :) Good work, though, even if you should definitely look up some of the trailers you missed.
this is actually fucking adorable
hahahah wait what is adorable? the vampires? killing? 😂😅
"The Witcher" game (number 1) came out in 2007. At the time it was a lot of fun for me, but it was kinda clunky. It's a great storyline but gamewise it shows its age. Assassins of Kings came out in 2011 and was an improvement, but it's very political and somewhat linear. Witcher 3, The Wild Hunt came out in 2015 and was (and is) a vast and much more open world game than the prior two entries. With the two DLC's that followed quickly you have a huge environment to wander, a lot more choices of how you want to play the game and the game mechanics are much more well developed. And you finally get to meet Yennifer, who, in the books at least, is Geralt's true love. There are a lot of ladies in the game and Geralt does not scorn their attentions. Triss and Yennifer are both members of the Lodge of Sorceresses and very much alike in skill...and very much different in attitude. Personally I prefer Shani, a human medic Geralt meets in Game 1 and remeets in the Hearts of Stone DLC. She is not a sorceress or a magician, but very warm and caring. I would go straight to Witcher 3...it's smoother, the action is more defined and rational and you have a lot more freedom of action in what you want to do and when.
would you understand the story of the witcher from 3 alone? ie is it standalone?
Ya i heard from my friend witcher had a lot of hot and steamy moments 🤣 ahaha oh Geralt.
Thanks for watching! xo
@@babyoli There is some evidence that human women find Witchers attractive. From a purely physical standing, one could understand this. Witcher (as lovers) have many positive traits. Aside from the fact they are stronger and have more stamina, they are disease free...Witchers don't get sick. And they are sterile. So a person looking for a physical relationship would find a satisfying lover in a witcher...virile, disease free and no chance of little surprises appearing nine months after the visit. Plus Witchers move around...the inconvienient lover disappears fairly soon. Of course, this also goes far to explain why ordinary human males have more reason to dislike the Witchers wandering amongst their womenfolk.
Wrong about her being from the first game shes an old vampire that geralt meets in the third game her name is orianna
How can you find some totally unrelated mobile trailers but MISS the 2 MAIN cinematics for the witcher 3??
The world works in mysterious ways. very mysterious 😂
@@babyoli gotta introduce us to these Exotic Trailer dealers one day :)
Good vid nontheless
The Conjunction of the Spheres. Think of three separate dimensions, one Human, one with Elves and Dwarves and one the realm of Monsters. Through a cosmic collision all three strike and merge into one entity. There is some question as to whether the physical Witcher World is actually the dimension of the Elven races or the humans...there are a lot of Elven cities and realms and immediately after the Conjunction, the fast reproducing Humans essentially take over the Elven lands, pushing them to the margins of the world. The monsters definitely come from a separate reality. Late in the games there are indications there is a separate Higher Elven dimension and at least one "gate" back to the Monster realm.
interesting... thanks for explaining that. I feel like that one was an open end for me. Question... was there a war between elves/dwarves and humans because sounds like they were overtaking some of their cities
@@babyoli The lore suggests the Elves at least were present on the world when the Conjunction took place 1500 years before the events in the novels. Elven lore indicated the first humans, the Dauk and Wozgor tribes, appeared about 200 years later at The First Landing...only four ships that arrived at the Pontar Delta and the mouth of the Yaruga. The Nordlings appeared afterwards and the first two human tribes appeared to have been extinct by that time. The Elven Lore indicates the human world had been destroyed by human magic, which would imply the humans were invading and conquering an Elven world. Of course human scholars reject this as lies spread by the "lesser races" (i.e., Dwarves and Elves.) Personally I think the Elven texts are more probable as the world is littered with Elven ruins...but little evidence of human ruins. Most of the human cities are built upon such Elven ruins which would support the belief.
I think u gotta do part 2 of the missing ones too. The thing is trailers for mediaeval fantasy thing be it show/game/movie, they all slap hard..!! So, u gotta take in all the bite size condensed version of the games atleast till u play them in the form of trailers..!!
The witcher universe is sooo harsh and so against you that just a small win feels like a milestone. Witcher 1 is so old people just tends to ignore it and start on from 2 with culminating with the 3rd and arguably the best (said by everyone who has played the game) one yet. I am 60 hours in witcher 1 and I am barely at chapter 2. There is so much love and attention given to the story, to the gameplay, to the characters I really got immersed in the world and decided to do every mission possible and well it takes a longg longgg time to do so without u even realising it. I wish I had like 6 months break from my life just to sit in my room and finish these 3 games with the dlcs ❤❤❤
PS - I still think u shud do the videos in their release order. Chronological order makes sense if u are getting the full scope of the story. Even then i argue to go with release orders bcoz u understand the way stuff was understood by fans who have been there from the start. If the chronology of the games are different then the die hard fans from the start played the games in that particular order. U shud have a chance to do the same as well and judge the product in the same standard. These are also just the trailers so u are not getting the full story. It's a way to entice u to play the game. So, my pov is u shud watch them in their release order ❤️
Hey Raj!!! haha to watch them in release order would be so much easier for sourcing 😅 I think i'm going to recruit the community for help. If you have other video links for the missing trailers pls post them below!!! I'll have to do a part 2... to give the fans justice 😤 is Witcher 1 open world??
@@babyoli Witcher 1 is indeed open world. controls are a bit janky if u are not used to it and u can literally miss abt 60% of the stuff if u just go through the story to finish stuff but if u take ur time, immerse in the world and is ready to learn janky controls, u are abt to have a great time..!!!
I will have to look stuff up..might be able to get the trailer links in few hours or so
To be honest you watched trailers i didnt know even exist :p At the same time missed few the best :/
pls post links to the better ones below! save me! 🙃
@@babyoli I made a list for the best ones you missed
Witcher 2
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Witcher 3
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Thanks, the witcher is my favorite series of games.
hehehe i probably messed this one up for you then Conker!! 😅
You missed the witcher 3 monsters trailer one of my favourites, there is time to catch up on them to be fair there are alot of them lol
Witcher potions are potent but extremely toxic, even a Witcher can't drink too many at one time.
Ah... interesting. So there's a major cool down in the game after you drink a pot?
@@babyoli yes, but also taking too many different types at once can be lethal. Creating a Witcher involves a lot of training but also a procedure called the trial of the grasses, injection of powerful alchemy ingredients. There's a reason not many witchers exist nor are any more being made.
The red ribbon in Throne Breaker was from her son
Its geralt of rivia the trailer of witcher 1 is the yoinger version of geralt and the trailer of the witcher 3 is the older version of geralt
I suggest such a path, first step and no return:
1. Read all witcher books.
2. Play all witcher games.
3. Unsubscribe Netflix.
Regards from Poland :)
Good reactions and I enjoyed watching your analysis. Also its "Geralt" with G as in Great, but not G as in Ginger.
"Views trailer" Proceeds to squints eyes"
Well, I wrote quite a long comment with quite a lot of other missed trailers aand it got deleted? :D was there sometging wrong?
Gah! Not by me! youtube trolls maybe 🫡 i dont have the mental capacity or time to delete comments But i do read through them all! hehe i appreciate your message. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@babyoli oh, that's nice from you ;D i'll try to send it again when ai have some time.. I sent a lot of trailers that aren't "requested" yet ;D
@Marty Voe Omg yes please. Or you can email me at yoligamertag@gmail.com i write down all requests 😇
My advice is just read the books. They are epic fantasy. Number two only to Tolkien in my - subjective - opinion. Very different to Tolkien but epic in their own way.
The witchers have superhuman abilities. But those abilities are enhanced by potions - in the vials - that are toxic to non-mutated humans. Thats why his face changes when he drinks the potions. Witchers also have ‘small’ spells available to them - things like flame, force projection etc. its the force projection he uses in that trailer. Witchers take children and put them though the ‘trial of grasses; - poisons - that few survive. The process mutates them and that gives them their abilities. They have different ‘schools’ - the wolf, the bear, the scorpion, which have different specialities and different fighting styles. But all have the steel sword for humans and the silver sword for monsters. As paid monster killers they are often asked to kill people for money - which they dont do.
The monster in the witcher 1 trailer is a striga - a monster created from a curse on a fetus of a dead pregnant woman. In that case the striga is a princess and Geralt’s commission is to cure the curse, not kill the striga, which is why he doesnt use a blade on it. The curse is lifted by keeping the striga out of its coffin at sunrise, which is why geralt has the sand clock, and why he seems to be toying with the striga - he’s trying to chew up time until sunrise.
The red-haired woman in the witcher 2 trailer is Triss Merigold - a sorceress - but not the princess (who is Foltest’s daughter). Geralt’s no 1 love interest is the black-haired sorceress, Yennefer of Vengerberg. The red haired ‘woman’ in the witcher 3 trailer is a succubus - a type of vampire - not Triss or the princess (the princess disappears from the story after her rescue, although it is noted she retains a taste for blood as a result of starting life as a striga). In that fight he drank the potion to poison his blood to prevent her from ‘dematerialising’ after she bit him.
Geralt doesnt die easily - hes about 90 years old in these stories (but his hair is white because of the trial of the grasses - as someone with an extreme resistance to those poisons he went further than most in the trial. As a result he’s actually one of the stronger Witchers. Thats also where he gets his nickname - the white wolf). He also heals much faster than non-mutated humans. Thats why hes covered in scars from fights with monsters.
One of the themes of the witcher is where is the line between human and monster?
The viles he takes helps him fight different monsters
Ah... what did that vile do in the first trailer? Im sure not change time 😂
Game name : Gwent : Rogue Mage
Oli continues to call them Wizards 🤣🤣🤣
I love it..!!!
LOL oh nice.. just caught that 😂derp my brain malfunctioned
I think you'll love the Star Wars The Old Republic trailers; if you're not already familiar with them, they're incredible! You can also find single videos that just play them all sequentially, which is handy.😁
Funny enough, I know nothing about Star Wars. It was never in my list of things to watch. I know... star troopers, yoda? and I think princess leah? i probably got those wrong 😂 But I will add it to my list! Thanks Metabolic xo
@@babyoli The thing about trailers is they're usually so much better than actual gameplay. Take the Witcher trailer with the vampire...that kind of artistry could make a wonderful movie. The Star Wars The Old Republic game trailers are wonderful. If someone made a film with that kind of story and art, I would watch it.
you missed all Whitcher III trailers, exept one, though (none expansions)
Damn- all these wrong guesses are hard to watch tbh😭
Start with books … greetings from Polish reader !
Hello Sébastien!!! Ah... i cant promise i will! haha but i will however be watching cut scenes! more witcher content to come! thanks for watching ❤️
The blood and wine DLC was so good that the Witcher 3 won game of the year again because of it, which pissed off some people because the game had already came out the year before and won. 😂 Also... No "Killing Monsters" trailer? 🤨
Please play the Witcher 1 remake when it comes out, Whitcher 1's storyline is the best IMO
Ah they are releasing it?! must have been a masterpiece then! tbh that trailer didn't give me too much details about the game but... good to know they are releasing more! Thanks for the pro tip 🤗
Well I have to say this, when you aming for learning the lore of the Witcher series you should start with the books. Then you can expand this knowlege from the games. Watching trailer gets u knowhere.
I almost sure there is a problem with this "chronological". First trailer was from game that i think came after game based on MINIGAME from witcher 3. And second trailer is from era before smartphones.
About conflicts. Its not about humans against monsters. Monsters just are. And sometimes they kill. Conflicts are mainly between people. Sometimes humans fight humans. Sometimes humans fight non humans. Sometimes elfs fight unicorns. Its never "good against evil". It just... there is a world. And there are inteligent races. And they have own agenda... so they sometimes dont agree with something. And start to killing each other. Witchers try to stand on side and do not involve into politics but its not always a posibility.
Also nobody want to be a witcher. 8 from 10 kids dies during mutations. In agony. Sometimes its quick sometimes suffers months.
Third read hair lady was a vampire. Completly not related to everything before.
Heart and stone are about different guy than this bald guy from witcher 2.
Ahaha... not you dont get it at all. Whole blood and whine dlc is about vampires. Yes, there are problems with people. Even important plot twist. But everything is about literal bloodsuckers.
have you ever thought about reacting to cutscenes in the game /games or would you rather play them?
Yeah! Actually i have a few of those videos in the works. Those ones are so long.. (5+ hours) so have to really be able to split it up properly. But stay tuned! 🤗 thanks for watching Black White!!! xo
Nobody is going to roast your gorgeous self
how did you wrote "witcher trailers" and landed on GWENT?
🤣 OK there's a story behind this. I typed in Witcher Chronological Timeline and looked at the videogames... that was first. That's my defense... did it work?
Omg i just see it i cant believe you don't play the Witcher games thats something you have to do 1000% watch a video for the story of Witcher 1 and 2 after that start playing Witcher 3 its one of the best games of all time
Watching u say “boo mobile” is hard to watch💀💀💀💀 I don’t think there is anyone out there arguing with you saying “whaaaaat nooo mobile games are sooo goood!” And because there’s no one disagreeing with you it’s like watching you kick someone whose already down like yeah mobile sucks so why do u keep bringing it up 😭 it’s like punching the less fortunate in the face because they are less fortunate 💀
it's been a long time since I spoke to you, Hey from Trinidad & Congrats on getting married!!!
Hey Corn!!! heheh yay Trinidadian pride!!! Gotta represent our people 🤗 Thanks for the nice wishes
You missed the best one for assassin of kings!
I say Release Date versus Chronologic Order is meh. Release Date is fine for this format, and then later for a deeper dive/let's play you could do Chonologic Order. For this it's surface level stuff anyways. But that is my opinion on that matter.
The World of the Witcher is set ina fictional 14th Century Central/Eastern Europe, not too disimilar to Hungary, Czech republic, etc
At first the world was...Normal, as normal as a 14th century style place could be, there was some supernatural phenomenons, but they where exceedingly rare.
Until one day a cataclysmic event occured, the Conjunction of Spheres, where the world of Humans and the World of Myths and Magic collided and merged togheter.
Bringing in Creatures only though to exist in legends and myths, Magic and also Elves, Dwarves and the likes.
To the Humans it was like the end of the world, they where over run by creatures against wich their usual tactics where inefficient or simply useless.
So a caste of Killers where created, the Witchers, through alchemical and magical means, young boys where turned into Mutants, Killing machines only brought up for one purpose, Killing Monsters and be darn good at it.
Witchers enjoys a High metabolisme, tat allows them to be faster, stronger, more endurant, heal faster from wounds thta would kill someone, and see in the dark.
This enhanced metabolism also allows them to use and drink Potions, elixirs and other alchemical concontions, that are so potent, that they are toxic and lethal to normal humans, the Potions they can craft can boost their natural abilities or even give them temparory new abilities.
They are EXTREMELY trained killers, amongst the best Warriors in the world, trained in a myriads of tactics and weapons usage, due to the variety of their targets, they also collected a VAST knowledge about monsters over the decades.
They also learned to harness Magic in some degree, even tho they are nowhere near as powerfull or versatile as a true spellcaster, they use Glyphs/Runes, that allows them to safely and efficiently use the Raw magical power of chaos for a number of effects.
Despite all that, the Witchers in the games, are the last ones, decades and decades of constant fighting, Ethnic purges and "cleasnings" and simply the fact that Witchers also are considered inhuman monsters by the wider populace feared as much as Monsters, contributed to their decline in numbers.
Din't help that the process to become a Witcher, is so excrutiantingly painfull, that only 3 kids out of 10 survives the process, wich gave them a nasty reputation.
Witchers where divided in the various kingdoms as "Schools", Geralt is part of the School of the Wolf, and their Fortress , Kear Morhen was besieged by a riot of peasants a few years ago, where they torched the place, destroying the equipements and alchemical components needed to create new Witchers.
Wich means that No new Witcher can ever be made, since the means and knowledge was mostly lost.
Geralt's generation was the last Batch of Witchers, and given their proffesion, its a dying One.
Oh forgot to mention that Witchers are also sterile due to the Mutations they endure in the creation process.
Oh thanks for that breakdown Zen. So after Geralt there's no more? Or have they teased another upcoming generation? Doesn't the world need them? And Geralt is sterile eh... 😏 haha thanks for sharing!
you didn't watch all Witcher 2 trailers! you're pronouncing Geralt's name wrong it's not Gerald!!!!!!!!
What's your problem with mobile? Sure, not every game is suitable for mobile platforms, but not all of these games are big RPGs. If the tech can support the smaller titles, why shouldn't they be mobile? They're also all on PC as well, if phones offend you so much.
tbh its just really small, no "actual" buttons so its not for true gaming in my opinion. I dont like when big game titles release something canon for mobile and force fans to play on a mobile device. if it was a handheld gaming device, sure but not on phone. just my opinion
no killing monsters, no witcher 3 intro, no witcher 2 cenematic triler? Why?
cuz i suck at sourcing videos 😰 i admit it lol
@@babyoli Don't feel bad about it. :D I would love to see you react to the videos I mentioned.
PS Consider also Cyberpunk 2077 and Cyberpunk Edgerunners
@marcinurbaniak2687 yessir its on my list 🙂 ❤️
Not a good trailer selection but it’ll work 😂
😩 haha pls post links for me! send help!!! it did the job though but probably made it harder than it could have been haha. Thanks for watching Audio! 🤗
Queen Nerd going ham again xD
hamtaro Kelz. HAPPY BELATED
@@babyoli Cheers, homegurl x
Perception skill 100% You guessed an impressive amount of information about the world from a very small picture of the overall stories and no information about the original novels. You should play Gwent though. It is a card game, mobile and pc. But light on the pay to win and addictive as hell. The game is a mini game in the original Witcher games which CDPR turned into a standalone CCG because it was so popular. At the very least start by playing the minigame in The Witcher 3 and see if the card game might interest you.
Hopefully this will be usefull. my explaination of all the things.
Regarding the games the three main games are open world RPG. the first one is janky and old so i would suggest skipping (esspecially since its going to be remade with modern technology and more experieced writing in a few years). Either start with Witcher 2 or 3. 3 is obvoiusly most polished.
The 🧪potions dont interfere with the weather
The potions are performence enhancement, making witchers increasing their power, speed or turn their blood poisonous to vampires. They are mostly leathal to humans. Wichers undergo special mutations as boys (only one in te survive) using magic and special rituals wich make them stronger have super reflexes and allowing them to see in the dark (hence cat eyes).
All the red haired ladies are different characters.
The first one is a princess of ⚜Temeria cursed into a monster called Striga due to court intrigue. To break the curse he must spend a night with her. He fights her off in order to get to her lair where he sleeps thus spending a night with her and turning her back. The reason she slashed him is becouse sometimes the transformation isnt complete and some monster instincts remain.
Second one is Triss, a sorceress/mage and an 👔advisor to Foltest the king of Temeria. She is Geralts partner and an important character in all three games.
Third one is a vampire (bruxa type), Geralt has a 💵contract to kill her and so he does.
Witchers are monsters slayers for hire. They are supposed to protect humanity from monsters hence he says he is not an executioner when he is asked to kill a human. Of course life is complicated and even thou witchers arent supposed to kill humans he sometimes will depending on the situation. Also some monster are sapient and Geralt generally only kills monsters that are basically magical beast or ones that can think BUT have committed murder. Some monsters ca even be friendly and sometimes humans are the real monsters.
Regarding the world, its complicated there are many sides and those sides have many factions, just like in real life there are may nations, guilds, influencial people and group all fighting and scheaming for influence.
Lets take Temeria⚜ for one. It is ruled by 👑King Foltest and on paper everyone is his subject. He is the 👑king and thus he was chosen by the gods and can never be questioned. (on the side in the witcher there are many religions but none are ever cofirmed to be the right one or if there even is any god). However under the surface you have layered aliegeces, for one Triss his👔advisor is also a member of the loge of sorceresses who generally provide the northern kings with usefull magical support while also ensuring that loge stays in power for the good of mages and also the loge. The nobility on the surface are his loyal 🛡knights fighting to the death for their beloved kings, however there are those who want the king to have less power and nobility more, so at one point they kidnap his children as hostage to gain for privilages while presentng themselves as rebels against a cruel king. Then you have the order of the flaming rose🔥🌹🔥 who are religious zealots and want their religion to have more influence as well as chasing nnon humans out of cities and commit atrocities against them. Then you hava nonhumans (elves, dwarves and halflings) who are discrimanated by most humans and segregated, they are disliked esspecialy since during the last 🔆Nilfgaardian invasion (Nilfgaard is the largest empire on the continent) are large number of elves including an eleven terrorist organisation suppported NIlfgaard, and also since scoia'tael commit terrorist acts againt humans. Then there is the 🟦blue stripes an elite military organisation directly loyal to foltest and opposed to scoia'tael.
The world is complicated as is our own