The Witcher 3 ► Geralt Finds Ciri on the Isle of Mists
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- The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt: Geralt and Ciri finally reunite after he finds her dead on the isle of mists.
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Saw this in a buried comment:
Geralt’s Witcher senses already told him Ciri had no breathing, pulse, or warmth; him opening the door and turning her body was basically a desperate wish that his years of razor sharp senses were wrong.
That hurts
what the FUCK
That's what I was thinking all along ...
This scene just hit me so damn hard even though I knew ciri wouldn't, can't be dead ... How he gets up, wants to run away, but realises there's no running away and falls to the bed...
And that music ...
Naaah, it was just a a desperate wish that that dead lady wasn't Ciri.
@@Juan-xn2nt its a nice theory tho, bc its canon that geralt's witcher sense is so good that he can hear someone's heartbeat.
"Tell me Geralt, tell me I'm your destiny."
"You're so much more than that Ciri."
Y'all are talking about his expression, which is very sad indeed, but the way he rocks the body afterwards is the one that gets me every single time.
KeepCalm YouExist RIGHT!? that’s always my breaking point. him rocking her makes me feel something i can’t even explain but it warms and breaks my heart equally
Ugh my heart 💔
Especially because: he‘s a witcher. His senses see just about everything. He knew she was dead before even opening the door, no heartbeat, no sound at all, no muscle reaction in the body whatsoever, so these weak steps towards her and rocking the body over was pretty much him praying that his senses are wrong.... once i realised that, the scene was even harder to bear
@@1.8T20V holy shit... that insight just made scene even more emotional which I already thought was impossible
That’s what got me too. It’s the anguish and denial of it. Just feels hopeless.
The manliest of tears were shed...
Gotta say... when I started this game, i had no clue about the witcher series, about the characters, the lore, the books, nothing. But CDproject made me understand and care for each and every one of these characters, despite being new to the series. I cried my eyes out at this scene. Storytelling. This is how you do it.
Same story with me. Now i cant stay away. I keep coming back to it.
Same with me, lead me to read all the books, replay the game many times. It’s not just a video game for me anymore.
Same mate :)
there was something very sad about seeing geralt- a low on emotion monster slayer- being obviously devastated by the scenery... i was shook, omg... lay down, try not to cry, cry a lot
It's amazing how a computer game can create such kind of emotions...
Not gonna lie, I had tears in my eyes
Me too, very emotional scene. But when i saw that bright light and Ciri's eyes opened, i had a smile from ear to ear. Awesome part of the game. Its these cut scenes that really make this game feel alive.
@@mister4721 the reason why the game doesn't feel alive anymore, after finishing the game😔
Bruh, I broke down crying like a baby 😭👌💯
All of us...
11:25
"Geralt!" the little girl repeated, hugging the witcher's chest. "You've found me! I knew it! I always knew! I knew you'd find me!"
"Ciri," the witcher said.
"You've finally found me! Oh, Geralt! I waited all this time! It took so long... We'll stay together now, won't we? Now we'll be together, right? Say it, Geralt! Forever! Say it!"
"Forever, Ciri."
"It's just like they predicted, Geralt! Like they predicted... I'm your destiny? Say it! I'm your destiny?
"You're more than that, Ciri. More than that."
AF Gaming , the scar over left eye she didn't remember spoilt it a bit. ;)
This from the novel?
@@JogDeez yep
The ending to Sword of Destiny. I still remember the huge smile it left on my face when I read it :)
Only if they'd included this in the show.
That door is the hardest boss in the game...
(9:24) "Ciri's" Door
@@jayb7775 You really anwsered the commend from 10 months?
@@JakPieStudio yes. yes i did.
@@jayb7775 understadable. Have a great day.
@@jayb7775 Man I found her 1 hour ago for the first time
When Geralt finally found Ciri, I choked up so damn hard.
Holy shit it hit me right in the feels...
yeah, the game has a way of doing it
Considering that Geralt has heightened senses he could feel that she was indeed lifeless, once he opened the door! Realizing that the scene hit me even harder!!
Yup. He turned her over hoping it wasn't her, that's why he was so full of dread
He was hoping his sense were wrong for once when he turned her over. When he realized they were right, he was so utterly defeated.
Where real men cried.
i don't think anyone would have not shed tears unless they were dead on the inside
STOP BRINGING IT UP!
Even Geralt didn't cry though
Geralt's had his tear dudcts mutated due to the transformations he underwent at Kaer Morhen. He can't blush either, though he feels like he would in the books.
If his tear ducts still worked, he would have cried.
I didnt cry because i skipped it :D
That "Snow White and the seven dwarves" reference tho
Alot more innocent then the reference in the books.
tho? though NOT tho... what does that even mean? you just repeat like the biggest idiot and you not even put effort to understand this expression...idiot....
Sebastian Krajewski It’s a common thing nowadays so get over it mate.
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 ever heard of shortcuts Mr grammar nazi?
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 it's internet speak, dumbass.
9:25 - 11:50
If that woulda been a tv series Geralt woulda been nominated for an emmy. Well done CDPR!
The scene was so beautiful!
Meanwhile....at Bioware...
(sorry, couldn't resist)
11:33 its there ending on episode 8 damn
Techie ID this aged well
soon :)
Witcher 3 is currently my favorite game, and it deserved GOTY in 2015.
The game is about traveling to the end of the world to find someone you love, and then fighting to protect them, and helping them achieve their ultimate destiny. Beautiful, beautiful game.
Yes, and it shows the positive results of encouraging and supporting those you love instead of fearing so much it strangles them. Ciri succeeds when Geralt supports her, and will fail if you undermine her in attempts to protect her.
This deserves GOTY every year from 2015 onwards. Atleast till date I haven't come across a better game.
@@neo20588 Completely agree! Now anything else I play just seems hollow and empty and doesn't have that same level of utter perfection that TW3 has.
You've forgotten about the lesser of two evils. Many times this game throws incredibly hard moral decisions at you, what you choice is something you have to live with for the better or worse.
it also won game of the decade
Playing The Witcher 3 at least twice is a must! There's so much more you understand.
Jayela BRZ I
Twice? Those are rookie numbers
Ever since I finished this game for the first time, I couldn't start over. It's just not the same experience.
@@bryanangeloperez959 I play it at the very least at least twice a year... Something about this game just keeps drawing me back. So glad they ported it to switch too, allow another group of players to experience perfection.
Sometimes I wish I completely forgot everything that happened and played it again
Geralt: HER DAGGER! IT'S ALIVE!
Vancrox oh yes... kill it now!
@@xLetalis kill it with igni🤣🤣
@@xLetalis dew it
I remember thinking that Ciri was dead because I’d made bad choices while playing, I was so upset lmao.
😅
Does she die no matter what?
I actually thought ciri might be dead at this part of the game , started to tear up a little even. I was so glad she was alive, I can't believe I could care so much about a fictional character, ciri felt like my actual child and I didn't want any harm to come to her and wanted to protect her. Never has a game or other forms of media made me care so much for a fictional character. This was a masterpiece of a game, incredible work by CDPR.
Watching this in 2020 after countless of playthorugh. Still gave me chills.
Imo, this scene is the most emotional scene in my gaming experience.
I actually cried from this scene where he finds her inside. I invested all that time finding her, being one with geralt. Feeling his dispair thinking she was dead
I'm not crying... you're crying!
You are
Ninja7546 not me you
We are all crying
I do not cry at movies, tv, etc., but, this game has inspired tears from me numerous times! It's so spectacularly well done. I have never been so entirely emotionally invested in a game before.
Dude i haven't even played the game and I nearly cried at this lol
The way he rocks her body like soothing a child makes me cry. I’ve only Seen the show and am reading book one but it still gets me
Geralt has seen a lot in his time but this must have shook him to the core. I think that’s the closest he’d ever come to being truly broken
well, if Ciri dies then Geralt is truly broken Figuratively and literally
@@jackakakreanxx5587 based on one of the endings of The Witcher 3 if she remained that way he would have unalived himself shortly afterwards
The most emotionless mortal became the most emotional mortal. You can really see Geralt's love as a father here like what Quill saw when Yondu sacrificed himself to save him.
CONFIRMED!!! The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 are connected.that is just amazing.
Too
14:40
fcking amazing ... thanks for letting others know
It doesn’t sound like Cyberpunk, it sounds like WWI era, metal on their heads, like helmets, the guns, flying ships, like an airship, it has to be WWI
@@binary1123 it was metal IN their heads and EVERYONE had their own flying ship,so it's CYBERPUNK
Such fantastic voice acting ... it doesn't feel like 20min have gone by ... just completely engrossed and bam ... half hour gone.
Never had a game or movie make me this emotional over a fictional character before.
This is probably the best game I have ever played
Legitimately the most heartbreaking scene in any game I’ve ever played. Still is.
End of RDR2 gave it a run for its money
Before red dead redemption 2 it was the most heartbreaking scene.
14:47 cyberpunk 2077
Hope we get Ciri as an easter egg somewhere in Night City
Just finally got to this scene last night. Not even gonna lie, this had me shed a tear. Great scene!
"You're something more, Ciri, something more..."
I'm not a person that cries like at all (ESPECIALLY in games/movies cause I know it's all fiction.)
There are 2 moments in games that actually get to me.
The mansion level in Sanitarium *almost* got me the first playthrough, probably will again in the future cause damn.
But this moment right here, ALWAYS makes me cry every time I reencounter/rewatch it.
This is a man, that is supposedly 100% stripped of his emotions and personal feelings towards anything. He cares about Yen/Triss depending on who you pick, but it's this specific moment, the ONLY time in any of the massive 3 games, where you can see true, genuine sorrow and devastation on his face. He looks so defeated, even moreso than when the beautiful Vizima was burning down in flames and his close friends were in danger. THE SECOND he feels her hugging him back, you can see tears in his eyes knowing that she's actually okay. And it gets you thinking, damn, how much this man really loves and sacrifices anything for his daughter, blood or not. It's such a powerful moment, probably the strongest I've personally seen so far in ANY game.
It takes some seriously good writing to get me crying over someone that doesn't exist.
In my play through my heart was crushed at 10:23, and then I jumped for joy at 11:19.
The Witcher plays with your emotions like its a 4 year old with a handgun.
I'm worried I have an unhealthy emotional attachment to these characters.
After what Avallac'h tried to pull in the books, I'm surprised Ciri trusted him at all.
What did avallac'h try to do?
@@mikhailgorbachev7851 Basically Avallac'h forced Ciri to stay in his world and would only let her leave if she had a child with the elven king. But the king hated humans so he drugged and sexually teased Ciri for several nights until Eredin poisoned him.
Thanks for replying a year later within 20 minutes.
@@whitecrow494 jesus tho I thought avallac'h was a G
@@whitecrow494 good thing eredin poisoned the king then
14:40 That sounded like a Cyberpunk easter egg.
this is the only time when Geralt looks on the verge of breaking into tears...
This brings tears to my eyes
Already replayed this game 5 times , i will always cry when i get to the isle of mists , such an awesome scene.
14:49 Ciri is gonna be in cyberpunk 2077...
Dammit. Made me cry again. The dual embrace montage tied with the music really gets me. Beautiful scene!
I'm not crying.. damn dust allergies...
There is imo 3 very emotionally taking scenes in this game, this is one of them
The Mighty .Chicken The most emotional is Vesemir's death I believe. This is the second one. 3rd one is probably at the end and I haven't finished the game yet.
Malkhaz "Jayela" Jakelli You sir have won 10 chicken points, rub'em all over your chest :)
The Mighty .Chicken My satisfying moment was punching guy in Cabaret what he said 4 Priscilla and beating Whoreson. I left him live, i know what happen to scums. He reminds me to Darko Brevic 4m GTA IV, just Darko sold his friends to can buy drugs 4 self.
***** Most satisfying for me was killing Imlerith, Eredin and Whoreson. Thing with Whoreson is that whatever happens to him if you leave him alive, he will still kill more people (I killed him so that's just what I think) before he's done, I'd rather kill him.
Malkhaz "Jayela" Jakelli What about torture guy who's not real killer? I didnt kill him bcz of extra 40 xp.
Come back here after crying watching this cut scene...
That scene... i never forget it! Cryed like a... well you know what im talking about! You have to read the books guys before plaing this trilogy to complitely dive in this story!
Any notion you might have of treating Ciri like someone that needs protection goes completely out the window once you read the books.
Why
nah. you can dive into the story even without playing the other games or reading the books. This game is THAT good ;)
I agree. Book spoiler, so look away if you don't want to see it!!
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There are two parts in the games that if you haven't read the books, it really doesn't land as emotionally as if you have read the books. The first, is shortly after Geralt is beat to near death by Vilgefortz as Ciri flees through Tor Zireal and the tower collapses afterwards. Geralt is recovering from his thrashing and a broken femur when he learns that the tower collapsed and that they did not find Ciri. He starts to hyperventilate, and the forest spins around him, not from the pain in his leg but from the realization that she's gone. He believes she's really dead, and he sinks into the panic of it all. The way the book describes this, is nearly identical to how CDPR portrayed his finding of Ciri here and believing that she is dead.
The second part is after Vesemir is killed, essentially trying to save Ciri from the Hunt and during his funeral she says something sharply to Geralt who suggested that she hides and flees once again. She says, "you don't know what it's like, to run and watch everyone you've ever cared about die for you" (paraphrasing) and it is a throwback to the trail of death she leaves behind her wherever she's been. All of her companions that were killed by the bounty hunter and his ilk, her lover, her friends, then in the game - the one called Craven died trying to defend her, now Vesemir. She says in response to Geralt's suggestion, "No. I will flee no more." And if you did not know about the entire book history you may not understand why she's made this important declaration. SORRY THIS IS SO LONG BUT I GEEK OUT LIKE NO OTHER WHEN I WATCH THIS SCENE AND AFTER 3 YEARS I STILL DIE INSIDE WHEN I WATCH THIS SCENE. : ....O
@@ericagrajciar3681 Thanks for sharing this. Warmly appreciate.
I've read some fandom stuff earlier and know that she wasn't easy girl but this clarifies alot. My eyes now swelling even faster and even more....
I have been playing video games for a long time now and I've gotta say,..this is easily one of the most memorable moments for me in video game history.
After reading the books.
so many tears....
Whoever created the mechanics for the animation did a superb job
14:40 i really hope we see her in Cyberpunk
me2 ;]
Maybe a DLC lol
This scene compared to Emhyrs reaction of Ciri's death is the reason I always go with the Witcher ending. Emhyr never truly cared for Ciri, he merely wanted to exploit her powers like the rest.
Geralt truly cared for her like a father. The way he just sways while holding her seemingly lifeless body shows so much emotion of how much loser her truly impacts him. Even in the empress ending you can see his sadness in knowing he once again lost her.
Actually emhyr wanted her to take his place so he can retire it had nothing to do with her power
Epic scene, epic music, epic dramaturgy, epic emotions....and suddenly an ad kicks in...damn it YT
I like when he says "Step Aside", like he's not going to take some random dwarf's word against seeing the evidence with his own eyes.
that's racist
@@xLetalis Their narcoleptic dwarf kept falling asleep while I got attacked by foglets and then stole my boat!
@@jcksparrowfan :D that's the most annoying part of the game
You know what's the saddest part about this is how deep they go with how much the mutations have affected geralt. In this scene his heart shattered he felt it but couldn't demonstrate it. He wanted to cry and shed tears of grief and couldn't, the only thing he was able to do was to try to mourn in silence. Had Ciri spirit not returned i think geralt would've died right there next to her by letting himself to be devoured by monsters.
Geralt: "I hate portals."
Chelle: "Am I a joke to you??"
couldn't resist.
It’s 2021. My 8th time playing this game and this scene still hits me. I’ve never loved any game more than this.
I'm 48. I found my dad dead when he passed away from lung cancer when I was 18 and found my mother dead when I was 42, she had various health issues. This scene captures that feeling of finding a loved one deceased. It's heart wrenching.
I cried when I saw this scene for the first time but no matter how many times I replay it I always get goosebumps.
Thank you so much for uploading this. Just reached that part yesterday (far too close to midnight) and pretty much broke down the moment Geralt hesitated at the door. The game had a couple of really emotional moments long before that, but his whole body language, the subtle movements as he stands by the bed? Had to stop for a bit. The game pretty much tricked me into thinking that I had triggered the bad ending or something, gave me massive flashbacks to he suicide mission in Mass Effect 2... (which didn't stop when the Battle approached, honestly). Again, thanks a LOT for this, I really needed to watch the whole scene again.
is that seven dwarvens???
Chickknight Greenleaf may be ;]
they are not seven anymore lel
And guess who Snow White and the Hunter are
14:46 Ciri went to Cyberfunk'77
That soundtrack in the back drives the feeling of despair right to the core.....it’s heartbreaking
@11:34 that's how you make the scene of them finding each other in the wild emotional. Not "who's Yennefer?"
yes!
I think this is the most emotional game ever
Seeing Geralt turn her over and just stare at her and sit down right beside her and sob was so perfectly done, and it’s make it a gut-wrenching scene to watch. He’s gone through so much shit in order to finally find her and bring her back safe to Kaer Morhen, and when he believes that she is truly dead and all he does in response is grab her and rock her back and forth like a parent would to their baby feels like a huge stab in the chest. Even though Geralt was stripped of almost all emotion, and is mentally stable throughout some of the other sad parts of the game, seeing his daughter by choice and believing she is dead is too much for even a Witcher to handle. One of the best scenes in all of gaming for sure.
Ciri awkakes. Geralt: Great, you're alive! How about a round of Gwent?
The dread in his movements and then utter "world crashing around him" when he finally finds enough courage to make sure.
This scene is pure perfection, I haven't played the game yet but I still feel completely emotionally attached, amazing!
the animation on this scene was impeccable every small little emotion was captured
Finally got this point in the game tonight. I knew she would live, but my heart still dropped at this scene. Never saw this video prior. Crazy how a game well written like Witcher can make you feel so emotionally invested. A true RPG when you have become the character you played. Definitely teared up too.
Ciri: "The scar over your left eye. It's new, I don't remember it."
Yet, Gerlat clearly already has the scar in the flashback from Ciri's childhood.
That was a dream, not a flashback
Ciri has been to the FUUUUTURE.
Geralt deserves an oscar for this scene
Damn. That scene where Geralt hugs Ciri. Really nailed it. Reminds me of that ending from the witcher books. Y'know the one where Geralt finds Ciri after he had thought that she had died? "You're something more"
Brought tears to my eyes that one.
Oh man how would i love to replay every single scene in this game as i haven't seen it before
I accidentally pressed space on geralt emotional scene and here i am
:) Hey, should check my details missed series now that you're here
I’m not crying there’s something in my eye
My lord that approach! Hers so childishly excited. His slow like not allowing himself to release all that anxiety he may have like giving her that chance. So much like father and daughter! Wonderful approach. Very good movements especially from Geralt.
Thing is, I correctly guessed how it’s going to be during my first play through, but still, it got me.
11:57 The way Ciri says that...gosh, the shivers! :')
I was just on my 4th playthrough, this always gets me every time. EVERY. DAMN. TIME...
Ships... so she went to a world filled with technology
in the books she went to New York at 1 point I think ;]
@@xLetalis seriously? Well, I've never read the books so I wouldn't know
@@saroxkingdom yeah, it was more of a throw-away line I think but I'm pretty sure it happened. Now that I think about it i'm not so sure whether it was New York or another city, but yeah!
Oh man, the look of fear on Ciri's face when she sees the ship. Damn they did such a wonderful job at this entire scene....
I started playing W3 3 weeks ago and this scene almost made me cry and I was absolutely emotional for a couple of minutes. One of the most powerful scenes in my gameplay so far. Yet to finish the game.
coming back to this after a while and i always, always end up tearing up at the flashback of younger ciri and geralt embracing each other. bro that IS his little girl 😭
Such a powerful, but heartbreaking scene. It gives the bad ending so much more impact, and I love it. Damn you, CD Projekt Red, you made me feel emotional
Seven dwarves no more, just five of them left.
Tears of deep sadness and tears of extreme joy came one after another. The game is a masterpiece.
One of the few that makes me cry, is this.
Wasn't expecting fairy tales in my Witcher game, but here we are
It is certainly in the spirit of the books ;]
I don't normally fall for these kinda things but BOTH Ciri bait-out deaths brought me close to tears
I can't stop watching this scene.... And i cry everytime.... This game is beautiful.
Just realized: There’s Ciri (snow white) and seven dwarves, including sleepy, sneezy and others.
taking off professor's spectacles just for this scene in my second playthrough
No game ever made me cry. Except one....
That reunion was so gorgeous... I'm actually kind of misty-eyed. Aaaaaa
What a rollercoaster scene; it's really hard to pull the strings like that in a video game but CD PR nailed it. The excitement of finally finding Ciri, the depths of the dwarves giving the bad news, the childhood flashback, and having even the mighty and emotionless Geralt frozen, shocked, and unable to accept the situation.
this is hearthbraking,like the moment when Vesimir dies and Ciri say s "Nooooooo".
Dude every time I watch this I cry so much this is too much
Played through this game in 2018-2019 on PS4
Now on PC in June 2022, I just ran through this mission. One of the highest peaks in videogame storytelling I think we've ever had. Definitely cried again. A part of my soul will always live in this game.
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