This fits so well. Its funny how Geralt does the one technique that he tells Ciri not to do. He even told another student from Witcher 1 to never block a crossbow with the sword I think.
That's because it's a 50/50 to block a crossbow attack, also that student didn't have Witcher mutations so for that student he had a 15% chance to block
Super late, but he probably tells them, because they might seem him do it, and have the idea to do it as well. All while lacking the decades of experience and super human traits Geralt has.
This series is ABOVE ALL expectations.. I was sceptic. But i became religious slowly, and start waiting this with all my guts. BUT MAN! THE FINAL SHIT IS ABOVE ALL OF MY EXPECTTATIONS!
Someone on Reddit thinks this is good choreography... yeah, people standing still while waiting their turn to slow fight and move as little as possible is really good choreography!!
MidnightToker2011 This successfully captures the moment when the last guy pretends like he is gonna have the most epic duel of his life, but gets destroyed less than a second
@Night's Watch knight He actually approached THEM for the role since hes a huge fan of the games and books. He really wanted to do justice to the fans and he more than did it. Shows how far passion can go.
@@dunaldiX Yep and he even corrected them on some parts of Witcher lore, like one monster was originally supposed to poison Geralt but Henry said that monster isnt poisonous
The original score of this scene makes it grim, gritty and almost scary. Steel for Humans makes it so intense and action oriented, that it feels like a different show.
Both absolutely captivating soundtracks and well fitted "it's an ultimatum" in the show and of course nothing better than the werewolf fight at the whisping hillock 1v1 with "steel for humans" playing
when you at level 30 and kill level 3 bandits! You can see clearly that he only wear light armor and doesn't drink any potion or using Quen sign and dodging, lol
- Caesar yeah but this is how it looks when you’re level 30 killing enemies lower than 7. Nearly all one hit and a bunch of dismemberment. Realized it when I was lvl 40 and fought 8 lvl 4 wolves. All one shot, all dismembered or finisher animations. Fucking awesome.
I didn't expect much form the show so i wasn't really paying attention during this episode, but when I realized this is the town of Blaviken and Geralt is about to face off a gang in the streets, i got so fucking excited and the show didn't disappoint I'm liking the Geralt plotline so far
@@imperius88 after finishing the series today, i disagree. Maybe Yenni's origin story isn't as important but is is interesting (at least to me) Anyway, The Series seems to adapt and sort of retell the plotline of the first book (canonically first, not sorting by release date) and i really liked it so far. And the problem with the jumbled up timeline is probably not the continuity, but the fact that whenever the story focuses on anyone else than Geralt people will lose interest, simply because Geralt is such an interesting character compared to others. (Same problem as one of the books apparently suffers from, where it focuses more on Ciri and not on Geralt at all, while the book Sword of Destiny is the exact opposite, it focuses solely on Geralt and is regarded by fans as the best book of the series)
@@Neo2266. I find that's the trouble with books that have more than one main character, the audience will always find one character more interesting over the others. I do agree though, Geralt is a far more interesting character than Ciri, Yen, Triss etc.
Justinthemotions Geralt Stabs the guy in the mouth* Me: “Well that was brutal.” Three seconds later thrust the sword up breaking his neck* Me: “Oh, good god!”
dhrdan so you’re watching show about a mutated human who has magical powers who’s purpose for life is to hunt monsters in a world full of monsters and magical creatures and you’re wondering why they didn’t rush him in a street fight? (And he wasn’t even trying here, he could’ve easily just set them on fire all at once if they rushed. I’d say their lack of teamwork was due to fear)
Amazing scene! And a funny thing I've noticed about another scene (the one where Renfri, that one girl, talks to the witcher in the woods) is that when she tells him about what happened to her, and Geralt (who was told to kill her) kinda pauses for a few seconds before saying a response and at that moment, I pictured Henry seeing an invisible video game option on the screen that says to either: - *Kill Renfri* , - *Talk to Renfri to Spare Her Life* , or - *How about a game of Gwent* and I thought that was interesting, lol
@@miguelmoronta6871 the last guy managed to block Geralts attack at the axillary artery but not his heart. I like how he is all about parry /dodge then go for the kill instead of long drawn out fights.
@@Dimitris4110 yeah, henry's swordplay here is very accurate. it actually impresses me - he was apparently very passionate about the series and didn't want to disappoint fans, so he read all the books/played all the games. the entire series impressed me but especially the scenes where he's in combat were my favorite just because of how book accurate they were
This was all done perfectly I remember being literally shook at how well this scene was shot and then the fact that he used Aard that really put a big ass smile on my face
I'm pretty sure Renfri was influencing them, but you'll see that shit all the time in movies even when they aren't influenced. To be fair though I mean against regular humans they would definitely get winded fighting the first 5 giving the rest a better chance to take them down. It's not completely crazy.
Dude, Cavill is more Geralt than the video game franchise Geralt. When the episode started I was skeptical. When this scene went down, I was SO sold. He not only captures the nuances of the character, but his physicality and mannerisms as well.
I had about 20 hours in game when this was pointed out to me... I spent every combat scene in the remaining 300something hours singing banana tiger like some lunatic on crack
if the ones used in the witcher 3 are accurate (haven't read the books yet), he used the wrong gesture, aard would be a flat hand with the middle finger pointing towards the target if I remember correctly
Eh. Apples to Oranges. Thrones has always been more of a political, character study type thing with boobs and blood mixed in, at least in the earlier(good) seasons. Towards the end it turned into typical fantasy action cliche. You could argue The Witcher also has these politics and nations fighting for control but it's not examined nearly as deep as GoT.
I love how he goes, “Fuck,” like it’s just another mook massacre for him (which it probably is,) but it ends up being the mook massacre that gives him one of his many nicknames. In the heavily paraphrased words of General Bison, “For you, the day I came to your village was the most important day of your life, but for me…it was Tuesday.”
when I first saw the trailers I thought "aight... icepick grip on the sword... this is most likely gonna be shite" but hell, seeing henry as geralt icepick-halfsword rip a guy's upper skull from his yaw was just fucking gloriousness on toast! props to the choreography department, they more than nailed it here!
I always find it funny that while Steel for Humans goes hard as one of the best combat songs, like ever, the original folk song, Lazare, is actually a WEDDING tune
Imagine being a normal human male and thinking you can even scratch a mutant who was literally made to kill monsters. Like, how hard the alcohol killed your brain cells?
It was really satisfying to see the reason Geralt was given the infamous title of the Butcher of Blavekin be shown on full and brutal display here! Cavil nailed the role!
That woman screaming "Geralt!" was a hostage taken by the bandit's leader Renfri. Geralt not only saved the hostage, but actively tried to spare Renfri before having to put her down, and yet the same hostage tells Geralt to leave and never return... peak writing
I know the song's not in the show, but every time I watch this edit I can't help but feel Geralt heard Steel for Humans playing and realized he had to kill everyone here. Hence 3 seconds in: "Fuck"
When I watched this scene for the first time my reaction was so animated I lived it its genuinely one of my favourite every scenes in film of all time. They captured the witcher fighting style perfectly
The most satisfying "steel for humans" moment in the game, in my opinion, is when Geralt kills and burns the Witch Hunters' headquarter to the ground... Almost all the game long those bastards were taunting you, burning innocents and harmless people, despicing and threatening your magician girlfriends and yourself, and I remember that fookin pleasure in slicing those intolerant sacks of shit and putting all of them down with this amazingly motivating music in the background... Of course there was a bit of fear at the beginning of this sacred fight, but the satisfaction was so intense once the job was done! Those guys were feeling so superior and suddenly they understood - too late - the insanely wild and mystic power of the Witchers...
There's the people who found the Witcher through this show Then there's the people who joined in playing the Witcher 3: The Wild hunt And then there are the people that's been here since the first game all those years back. Wherever you're from, im glad you're here. And make sure you watch out for Drowners
Level 30 Geralt versus Level 5 bandits
He’s overpowered because he’s done all the side quests before starting the main quest.
yeah XDD
I would've used Roach
Nah just use igni on all of them.poof.
Goes straight to the slow mo finisher moves!!
Enemies Scaling: Off
Long... uncut... shot... it's like watching john wick, but in middle ages, I LOVE THIS
Middle ages didnt have black people
Then again middle ages didnt have magic. So one is pandering and the other speciality of the series
@@TreeTats if i remember right. The continent of witcher books has many races of people
@@str_brst8979 Yeah but not in this particuler scene and in the books you seldom see blacks
@@TreeTats you're a fucking idiot.
I'm gonna replay all three games again... for the 10th time, damn man no other franchise comes close. The Witcher is perfection!
Berserk
@@TexasGreed but berserk ganes r bad
Elder Scrolls
@@thus.spoke.zarathustra That buggy shit?
Read the books my friend. They are amazing.
I love when he uses Aard @0:34 😍😍😍 my jaw was dropped the whole fight
This fits so well. Its funny how Geralt does the one technique that he tells Ciri not to do. He even told another student from Witcher 1 to never block a crossbow with the sword I think.
That's because it's a 50/50 to block a crossbow attack, also that student didn't have Witcher mutations so for that student he had a 15% chance to block
Super late, but he probably tells them, because they might seem him do it, and have the idea to do it as well. All while lacking the decades of experience and super human traits Geralt has.
I have watched this an unhealthy amount of times.
Acting tough before a fight and getting demolished fast
while hiding behind their mates too lmao
This series is ABOVE ALL expectations..
I was sceptic. But i became religious slowly, and start waiting this with all my guts.
BUT MAN! THE FINAL SHIT IS ABOVE ALL OF MY EXPECTTATIONS!
Henry Cavill saying fuck throughout the show is my favorite part
You can tell his aard intensity is at level 2
This scene is made 20x better than it already is with music
Gotta love that one guy who still thinks he can take him after witnessing the rest get slaughtered.
stupid AI
Badass at its finest
Superman's finally had it.
Omg that FUUUUC at the beggining🤣
Getting your little cousins out of your bedroom be like
That's excactly how it was supposed to be
Someone on Reddit thinks this is good choreography... yeah, people standing still while waiting their turn to slow fight and move as little as possible is really good choreography!!
it is, you just don't know how medieval fightings happened.
Come on, this was fucking badass
Banana Tiger!
Brutal...
0:26 he deflects another crossbow bolt. This shit is inasne.
'Why men throw their lives away attacking an armed witcher, I'll never know'
Mean?
@@GOldenPROdigy115 corrected thx
Something wrong with my face maybe?
@@blackobelisk3938Meanwhile during the Doppler fight ( the game one )
" Damn I look old "
This show wasn't my dad's cup of tea, but when he walked in and saw this he asked why they were even fighting him if he was that good. Lol
Henry Cavill stalks the last guy like I do in the witcher 3 after I kill everyone around him.
MidnightToker2011 This successfully captures the moment when the last guy pretends like he is gonna have the most epic duel of his life, but gets destroyed less than a second
Playing with his food, establishing his dominance.
He probably plays the game the same way.
For me I always go after the archers first. Those guys are just as annoying as werewolves
No cuts, just one take and Cavill nailed it. He's Geralt.
@Night's Watch knight He actually approached THEM for the role since hes a huge fan of the games and books. He really wanted to do justice to the fans and he more than did it. Shows how far passion can go.
@@dunaldiX Yep and he even corrected them on some parts of Witcher lore, like one monster was originally supposed to poison Geralt but Henry said that monster isnt poisonous
I think cavill was very excited to take his role as geralt since he said he is a witcher fan and he didn’t want his fellow fans to be dissappointed.
There’s got to be some hidden cuts, if I’m wrong, then it really is amazing.
How sad that Henry Cavill will probably be more remembered as Geralt than Superman. DC really fucked up big time with the DCEU.
The original score of this scene makes it grim, gritty and almost scary. Steel for Humans makes it so intense and action oriented, that it feels like a different show.
Both absolutely captivating soundtracks and well fitted "it's an ultimatum" in the show and of course nothing better than the werewolf fight at the whisping hillock 1v1 with "steel for humans" playing
‘It’s an ultimatum’ indeed makes it more horrifying while ‘Steel for humans’ turns it epic
Well, given that this earned him the title of “Butcher of Blaviken”, it’s fitting that it should be scary.
You did this!!!! now it is a completely different show content wise lol RIP Netflix the Witcher
Soon as he ripped the sword out the side of homeboys skull I was sold
LOL SAME
I was sold the second he deflected the crossbow bolt
It was so brutal, actually made me cringe. I love it
@@joex5921 I was sold when the scene opened with him saying "fuck"
fuck, same here
When you max out Steel Sword “Fast Attack”
when you at level 30 and kill level 3 bandits! You can see clearly that he only wear light armor and doesn't drink any potion or using Quen sign and dodging, lol
Đặng Nguyễn Hoàng Vinh pretty sure u don’t have to be 30 to kill bandits
He’ll yeah!
- Caesar yeah but this is how it looks when you’re level 30 killing enemies lower than 7. Nearly all one hit and a bunch of dismemberment. Realized it when I was lvl 40 and fought 8 lvl 4 wolves. All one shot, all dismembered or finisher animations. Fucking awesome.
Ah, a Witcher 1 reference
I didn't expect much form the show so i wasn't really paying attention during this episode, but when I realized this is the town of Blaviken and Geralt is about to face off a gang in the streets, i got so fucking excited and the show didn't disappoint
I'm liking the Geralt plotline so far
Geralt should be the only plotline
@@imperius88
after finishing the series today, i disagree.
Maybe Yenni's origin story isn't as important but is is interesting (at least to me)
Anyway, The Series seems to adapt and sort of retell the plotline of the first book (canonically first, not sorting by release date) and i really liked it so far.
And the problem with the jumbled up timeline is probably not the continuity, but the fact that whenever the story focuses on anyone else than Geralt people will lose interest, simply because Geralt is such an interesting character compared to others.
(Same problem as one of the books apparently suffers from, where it focuses more on Ciri and not on Geralt at all, while the book Sword of Destiny is the exact opposite, it focuses solely on Geralt and is regarded by fans as the best book of the series)
@@Neo2266. I find that's the trouble with books that have more than one main character, the audience will always find one character more interesting over the others.
I do agree though, Geralt is a far more interesting character than Ciri, Yen, Triss etc.
Geralt: Maybe we can do this without a fight...
*hears Steel for humans starting in the background*
Geralt: Fuck...here we go again...
This was the moment I decided "yes I like this show"
"HOLY SHITBALLS!!" We all hoped they'd be brutal, but no one expected them to go this hard. They gave us the true Geralt of Rivia.
... They gave us the true Butcher of Blaviken
You gave me wildlands flashbacks mate
𝐁𝐮𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐤𝐞𝐧
This is better than porn the moment you realise Geralt actually deflected two arrows.
holy damn it's true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where's the second one???
TM between the leg stab and taking the 2nd sword.
00:25
@@MercurialStatic Oh shit yea I see it, and the dude is clearly reloading after that. There's no way he was still reloading after the first shot.
Holy cow the dude is right he deflected two arrows
Good LAWD! That first kill!
Justinthemotions
Geralt Stabs the guy in the mouth*
Me: “Well that was brutal.”
Three seconds later thrust the sword up breaking his neck*
Me: “Oh, good god!”
Shucked him like an oister
Man of Steel for humans.
I'll see myself out...
Holy shit it's good
Why dont' all 8 of them just rush him? Why do they wait their turn to be killed? Cool steve you sound like a tard.
@@dhrdan you must be fun at parties
@@dhrdan thats an easy answer
its a show
dhrdan he’s a mutant, he’s got that knee skaking feature built in.
dhrdan so you’re watching show about a mutated human who has magical powers who’s purpose for life is to hunt monsters in a world full of monsters and magical creatures and you’re wondering why they didn’t rush him in a street fight?
(And he wasn’t even trying here, he could’ve easily just set them on fire all at once if they rushed. I’d say their lack of teamwork was due to fear)
Man, they really should have had Percival back for the music...
God damn! That was an amazing scene! Left me speechless
Amazing scene! And a funny thing I've noticed about another scene (the one where Renfri, that one girl, talks to the witcher in the woods) is that when she tells him about what happened to her, and Geralt (who was told to kill her) kinda pauses for a few seconds before saying a response and at that moment, I pictured Henry seeing an invisible video game option on the screen that says to either: - *Kill Renfri* , - *Talk to Renfri to Spare Her Life* , or - *How about a game of Gwent* and I thought that was interesting, lol
Luigi of Rivia and Da Vinci maybe second season Geralt solves all his problems with Gwent instead.
He probably remembered that conversation Geralt had with Syanna in The Land of a Thousand Fables.
None of you gonna mention how he goes straight for the vital parts and arteries like it is mentioned in the books???
I was gonna say he didn’t kill the guy who was stabbed in the leg, then I remembered he has minutes to live. Completely severed the artery.
@@miguelmoronta6871 the last guy managed to block Geralts attack at the axillary artery but not his heart. I like how he is all about parry /dodge then go for the kill instead of long drawn out fights.
@@Dimitris4110 yeah, henry's swordplay here is very accurate. it actually impresses me - he was apparently very passionate about the series and didn't want to disappoint fans, so he read all the books/played all the games. the entire series impressed me but especially the scenes where he's in combat were my favorite just because of how book accurate they were
Crypotic hes also a massive nerd he loves the total war franchise
This was all done perfectly I remember being literally shook at how well this scene was shot and then the fact that he used Aard that really put a big ass smile on my face
0:41 great time for the song
Do you know what the song is called?? I've been looking for it haha
Sammie Mattes Percival - Lazare
I wonder why the song wasn't used in the actual episode. Unless I'm just crazy. Now I gotta go double check.
Sammie Mattes The song is from the Witcher 3 OST - “Steel for humans”
Cause we aren’t at that season yet lol
Netflix you had just one job… to keep THIS going…
I'd be running my ass away after witnessing 00:21
Eric Guan
You: Don’t worry guys, we outnumber him!
Geralt: preforms 0:21
You: Good luck guys.
I'd run away here 0:13
0:20 He choked to death on 3 pounds of steel
This is possibly the most Metal shit I've seen.
Awesome, but I'll never understand why after seeing 5 guys get easily obliterated you would still want to fight the guy that did it...
Warrior mentality foo. I'm going down bangin. Ya feel
I'm pretty sure Renfri was influencing them, but you'll see that shit all the time in movies even when they aren't influenced. To be fair though I mean against regular humans they would definitely get winded fighting the first 5 giving the rest a better chance to take them down. It's not completely crazy.
They cheated at Gwent.
Probably used the Monsters deck at the start of the game. They fully deserved it.
They had spies take up half their deck!
Scene is elevated 10 times more with that music playing just saying.
I like to think this song plays in Geralt's head whenever he's got to fight dudes. "Oh boy, here I go killing again."
Hence the “Fuck.”
Not my boy Johnny doggs!!!!
Hahahha johnny fuckin dogs
*BANANA TIGER*
Banana Talia!
But Superman doesn't like to kill
Geralt does
Once he got a taste of it from snapping Zods neck, there was no going back
To hell with superman, he's Geralt of fuking Rivia.
I always wondered why they didn't remake the first game as Witcher 3 DLC. It was short enough to be a perfect fit.
himynameisfin how long is it? Been considering giving it a go
@@theeOnslaught About 35h for me while taking my time and doing everything
it was hard for me to finish it even with the enhanced edition., the story tho is good
I honestly wouldn't mind paying 60 USD for a separate remake of it
Dude, Cavill is more Geralt than the video game franchise Geralt. When the episode started I was skeptical. When this scene went down, I was SO sold. He not only captures the nuances of the character, but his physicality and mannerisms as well.
He's the biggest witcher nerd 🤓
So yeah😁
The best part of the writing is how smart Geralt is, he knows exactly how it'll go down when he says "...fuck." And then it does.
THIS. IS. PERFECT!
Master Witcher
It's a real fucking shame how excellent the first episode is, especially this fight. Because this is the best it gets.
you know, you never see like random goons run away when clearly outmatched, like I'd reconsider fighting if a guy stops a arrow with his sword.
0:41 is perfect with the song omg.
Steel for humans makes the whole butcher of Blaviken a lot better.
banana tiger
I had about 20 hours in game when this was pointed out to me...
I spent every combat scene in the remaining 300something hours singing banana tiger like some lunatic on crack
0:32 Aard hand sign used.
if the ones used in the witcher 3 are accurate (haven't read the books yet), he used the wrong gesture, aard would be a flat hand with the middle finger pointing towards the target if I remember correctly
@@oyblech8671 he rarely uses signs in the books, i think he only ever used aard and igni, and both were much less powerful than in the games
This scene is already better than the entire Game of Thrones show
Nah. Tower of Joy fight is still better.
Eh. Apples to Oranges. Thrones has always been more of a political, character study type thing with boobs and blood mixed in, at least in the earlier(good) seasons. Towards the end it turned into typical fantasy action cliche. You could argue The Witcher also has these politics and nations fighting for control but it's not examined nearly as deep as GoT.
@@LucefieD oranges are still better than apples
0:33 he really need to improve his Aard skills
I love how he goes, “Fuck,” like it’s just another mook massacre for him (which it probably is,) but it ends up being the mook massacre that gives him one of his many nicknames. In the heavily paraphrased words of General Bison, “For you, the day I came to your village was the most important day of your life, but for me…it was Tuesday.”
Definitely better with the game music lol
when I first saw the trailers I thought "aight... icepick grip on the sword... this is most likely gonna be shite"
but hell, seeing henry as geralt icepick-halfsword rip a guy's upper skull from his yaw was just fucking gloriousness on toast!
props to the choreography department, they more than nailed it here!
Funny how the first episode was the best episode
I always find it funny that while Steel for Humans goes hard as one of the best combat songs, like ever, the original folk song, Lazare, is actually a WEDDING tune
Lyrics for silver for monsters: LELELELELELE
Lyrics for steel for humans: BANANA TIGER, BANANA TIGER
Your welcome
Did Cavil really kill those people
Yh they are actually dead! For our entertainment :/. Kinda sad man. Cavil should go to prison tbh.. It’s no excuse to kill.
Henry wanted it to realistic as possible it was a small price to pay for salvation
@@keremaysan5841 Yea but you gotta admit it was fucking cool
That first kill is so satisfying!
Imagine being a normal human male and thinking you can even scratch a mutant who was literally made to kill monsters.
Like, how hard the alcohol killed your brain cells?
0:33 feels like the killing monsters trailer
It was really satisfying to see the reason Geralt was given the infamous title of the Butcher of Blavekin be shown on full and brutal display here! Cavil nailed the role!
You know your screwed when you hear "Banana tiger" lmao
Someone please edit lightsabers into this lol
We need a mod for this.
That music fits so damn perfectly
Thugs: get it? It's an ultimatum.
Geralt: Fuck.
Also Geralt: *square triangle square triangle square triangle*
The only thing missing is the "Now how long are you gonna make me wait?"
This was as satisfying as the bathroom scene in punisher s2
Only just realised that he cuts.the guys arm off at 0:30
OHHHH
That woman screaming "Geralt!" was a hostage taken by the bandit's leader Renfri. Geralt not only saved the hostage, but actively tried to spare Renfri before having to put her down, and yet the same hostage tells Geralt to leave and never return... peak writing
Me playing Witcher 3 Death March on Switch after the last 5 years of Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro 🤣🤣🤣
True man of culture here
That part at 0:24 he parried that hatchet, flipped it and flinged it ughh so subtle and awesome.
He parries a second arrow that moment too. That’s why the crossbow guy was reloading
Geralt says "Fuck" once he recognizes the combat music and realizes what he has to do.
I know the song's not in the show, but every time I watch this edit I can't help but feel Geralt heard Steel for Humans playing and realized he had to kill everyone here. Hence 3 seconds in: "Fuck"
this should be on pornhub tbh
sad to see the series go down but the first season was good
ill just watch this one more time... 9 times later.
When I watched this scene for the first time my reaction was so animated I lived it its genuinely one of my favourite every scenes in film of all time. They captured the witcher fighting style perfectly
Didnt expect to be that good
The first guy's head was opened like a can 🙊
Crack opened
The most satisfying "steel for humans" moment in the game, in my opinion, is when Geralt kills and burns the Witch Hunters' headquarter to the ground... Almost all the game long those bastards were taunting you, burning innocents and harmless people, despicing and threatening your magician girlfriends and yourself, and I remember that fookin pleasure in slicing those intolerant sacks of shit and putting all of them down with this amazingly motivating music in the background... Of course there was a bit of fear at the beginning of this sacred fight, but the satisfaction was so intense once the job was done! Those guys were feeling so superior and suddenly they understood - too late - the insanely wild and mystic power of the Witchers...
Did they seriously think they had a chance? This guy fights monsters that would have knights in full plate armor crap themselves.
We've only seen AARD being used in the show right? Do you guys think we'll ever get to see AXII, YRDEN, IGNI or even better QUEN?
Who wants season 2 damn waitin fr it
There's the people who found the Witcher through this show
Then there's the people who joined in playing the Witcher 3: The Wild hunt
And then there are the people that's been here since the first game all those years back.
Wherever you're from, im glad you're here. And make sure you watch out for Drowners
TheCrimsonFuckr or people who read the books, which the show is based on, and it takes place before the games :D
Wild Hunt player here. Thanks. I’ll make sure t-Oh, speak of the devils. Gotta go take care of something.