The Witcher netflix series

Just so you know, the games take place after the books, so if you play the game you may be spoiled on the story of the books and the show

Ohhh I see, I was hoping it wouldn?t matter too much. I know the game is MASSIVE so by the time I finish the show I doubt I?ll even be past the intro haha. But as someone who has mostly no interest in this genre, the trailers and praise for the game really sucked me in.


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You should be ok.......for the game, if Part 3 is your first Witcher experience, read all the terms and glossary sections - it'll help you catch up

Been listening to the first book on Audible. Pretty good stuff, looking forward to this.

Junkion said:

Been listening to the first book on Audible. Pretty good stuff, looking forward to this.

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The Last Wish?

I am so glad when I discovered the books, all books were available in English

Matt S said:

You should be ok.......for the game, if Part 3 is your first Witcher experience, read all the terms and glossary sections - it'll help you catch up

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Though just realize that there's major spoilers for the main plot of the books/Netflix series if you play the games first.

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The Last Wish?

I am so glad when I discovered the books, all books were available in English

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Yeah, I’m just finishing it and will be onto the next. Very entertaining.

Anyone watch?

Three episodes in and some really poor casting decisions are keeping me from enjoying this as much as it should. Maybe the actors will grow on me.

Only one episode in but looks fun

Felt bad for Yen in ep2 not like me. Good job so far

I've read the books and played all 3 games. Not sure what to think of it just yet from watching the first episode. I kind of like Henry as Geralt but I didn't like the Cintra part with the poor CGI and how the Nilfs are portrayed in their molten rubber outfits. (And all that stabbing through plate armor, yikes). Then there's the elephant in the room with the choice of casting non Caucasians. Maybe more episodes in they'll twist the whole original narrative to have it make sense.
The alleyway fighting was great though, hope there's more of that.

Well the casting folks did almost make Ciri non white. That would be my only complaint so far is the casting otherwise enjoying it.


Love Yen so far

I’ve never played the games, or read the books. Two episodes in, and I find much of it a bit confusing. I have the bootleg Yennifer figure, and I think the casting for her is a bit... young. I feel like I’m watching Game of the Thrones with all the gratuitous graphic violence.

3 episodes in and i'm starting to like this, Cavill is perfect for this role but some other casting choices are just bad, especially Triss

Three episodes in and I'm digging it so far, the casting of Anya Chalotra as Yennifer despite my reservations seems to be the right choice, as is Cavill as Geralt (he's way too buff though) and Freya Allan as Ciri. Triss was awful though (what have they got against redheads?) and I'm not convinced with the dude playing Dandelion. The forced diversity sticks out like like a massive, throbbing sore thumb. We know you're not racists guys please turn the Virtue Signal off. Looking forward to bingeing the rest today.

When I saw a non Caucasian actor, I lol admit I cringed and thought: oh no, SJW all over again, and I hate that!

Then again, even though it looks weird and out of place in a medieval setting, I rationalized it because, after all , this isn’t earth, so, let’s cut them so slack here. But I’ve seen other movies or series, like British series Marlin, where it was a soar wound sticking out and preventing me from getting involved in the series.

Yep, I cringed also. They just have to fill those racial quotas and of course the whitest girl Ciri will be mated with a black elf Dara

Yeah that Dara elf is confusing. So basically all that's left for those xenophobic town's folk is that they hate elves because they have pointy ears and dwarves for being short but are totally okay with everything else. I can understand those mages looking different as they're able to tweak their appearance to whatever they feel like so that isn't that bothersome. If I ignore those scenes, the rest of the show is quite solid so far. Hoping for a recast of Triss though for season 2.

The show has timeline issues.

Ep 4 has a story before ciri is born with Geralt, dealing with her mother, then we cut to scenes with Ciri. If I had not read the books, I'd be lost


And who the **** cares about casting white versus non white. Good actors are good actors