For me, Fields of Ard Skellig is the most atmospheric, most beloved composition in the gaming world, immersing and creating a mood like no other.💙🏔❄🌊🌨🌦💙 It’s strange that there aren’t too many videos on RU-vid of walking with the changing beautiful landscape of the seas and islands of Ard Skellige accompanied by this absolutely incredible music. I will never forget the impression I had during my first playthrough, when Geralt woke up on the shores of Ard Skellige for the first time after the Novigrad port and the battle with the pirates, and I saw these landscapes and heard this music. This moment made The Witcher 3 my favorite game forever. For me, this melody is associated with the dream of distant travels, with the incredible beauty of northern nature, with the fantasy of the possibility of living in harmony with nature.
The Lost ending is believed to be the "canon" ending and it fits best to use it as a starting point to another sequel, but my personal favourite is Escape. Probably because that's what I would choose, if I were in the protagonist's place - to just leave all that trauma and creepy tentacles behind and start a new, peaceful, safe life 😂 I am glad that it is also the first ending that I achieved in the game - therefore I got used to consider it as the right one
Before anything I'd really like to bless you for completing this game, I think you know about the new game "HappyGame" I was wondering if you will play it soon or not, will play it or not ?
I feel like only one ending isn’t bad. The Imprisoned ending is quite obvious: You get trapped in the craftsman’s labyrinth forever The Escape ending is pretty much the only good one, being you escaping from Null again. The Release ending is horrible because, well, you quite possibly just doomed all humanity. And then Lost you wind up on Mars(?) to wander the weird temple forever.
The 3 lights coalescing into one, reflected in her eye. Her breath catching and the tremor in her voice... So clever. Great story telling in these games.
@Gameview Oh yes! At least think game developer did not knock off a successful game franchise. Volition went backrupt, and the Freespace games ended up in never again land.