*The Witcher* is my favorite book series, along with Tolkien's works. *The Witcher 3* is one of my favorite games, and one of legendary gems that combines fun gameplay AND good story.
Insightful analysis of who Geralt really is -not just a random monster hunter only concerned about making a living - but also a noble fighter that has concerns about others in the Witcher universe. As such he is in fact not just neutral in his approach to his life but also has some good values as well.
Amazing video dude. You articulated all your points so well and even though I've played the Witcher 3 multiple times I learned new perspectives I hadn't thought about before.
Thank you! That makes me extremely happy, it also makes me want to replay The Witcher 3, but sadly that's not a good idea if I want to get through my gaming backlog.
Thank you! Your comment made me think about that, but I'm not sure if a video like that can for Shepard or characters like them. A video discussing what makes a blank-slate character good or bad though might be something I'd consider if there's interest.
Queen Mede DID NOT give Geralt his title. He became a servant of Rivia long after adopting the title, as he'd adopted "of Rivia" to play into his made-up backstory.
Additionally, while decades is fitting for describing his experience, one must note Geralt is over at least a century old, as stated in the books and by Vesemir in _TW3_.
