Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Cinematic Trailers Reaction 

Every person who watched this trailer suddenly becomes too quiet near the end when she tries to flee. Like some unknown melancholy grips your soul deep and cold.

Let me tell you something: Playing this game ruined every game I've ever played. It's that good. Half of me wants to play it again. The other half of me is sad that I can never experience this epic masterpiece with fresh eyes and unaware.

I'd forgotten just how good these trailers were. Makes me want to go back and play through it..... again

“ i hope to see that morality in the game”. Oh my sweet summer child, you have no idea.

For anyone interested, the potion is called Black Blood, it makes a Witcher's (or any unfortunate soul that drinks it) blood extremely acidic, great against parasites or, any blood drinking monster.

killing monster trailer story happens before the game.when vesemir and geralt tracking yennefer and they get a monster contract.night to remember trailer story happens after the blood and wine.when you playing blood and wine you will find a hint

That is a vampire, specifically a Bruxa. You will meet her in Blood & Wine DLC.

You know you're badass when the monsters sing a song about you...

I think the sadness of the second trailer captures the overall vibe of the whole universe. Be it the books or games, large part of the monster killing has kind of a sad undertone to it. We see the world where the conflict between monsters/humans is pretty much over, monsters already lost and there are just few rare stragglers trying to survive the best they can. The similar can be said about witchers, there is not much use for them anymore, they are relics of the past.

These what Netflix Witcher lack of; The world building, the music, the atmosphere and the darkness.

I think this trailer was primarily intended to show off many of the different tools you have in the game. Geralt uses Black Blood potion, the Aard and Quen signs, a Moondust bomb, and the crossbow. They want you to see that it's not just swordplay. It is a trailer for the base game, but I'm pretty sure one of the characters in Blood and Wine is based on this female vampire.

I played this game 5 times. Average playtime: 150h main game + 65h for dlcs.

"I haven't even found Ciri yet." Oh sweet summer child.

How the hell every part of this game can be so fantastic? Gameplay, story, music, graphics, world, cinematics, voice acting... There is so much attention to details. You can feel the love of what CDPR are doing and true passion.

I love how much the trailer got to you even having already become so familiar with the whole universe. There's a kind of simple sophistication to each of them that is just way too rare in games.

3:00 Chills everywhere and every time :) "W-wh-what are you doing?" "Killing monsters" 7:18 From the show episode 6 "And i'd rather use my child surprise as BRUXA bait than subject it to this life!"

The song from the second trailer is a lullaby sung by a "monster" to scare/warn her offspring of "monsters"(Witchers).....

"What are you doing?" Geralt "Killing monsters!" Dang that gave me tingles! Amazing trailers, Ola! Thanks so much:)

Really enjoyed your reactions. I put over 250 hours into this game (completing every main quest and side quest available, including both DLC's. I also did tons of exploring, crafting and alchemy) and recently began reading the book series. I'm only up to the third story in The Last Wish so far, but am enjoying them very much. I plan on reading all the books. I really like how deep Slavic Mythology is and the world of The Witcher. My mother is Polish, but growing up in America has made my knowledge of Polish culture kind of limited. I plan to go to Poland one day to experience it for myself. I've never been out of North America. I live in the U.S. and the only other country I've been to is Canada.

That was a really epic reaction video I hope you will do more reaction videos in the future. Stay awesome Ola.

I love your reviews, you are a wealth of knowledge. I wish more people would read the books. 😊 She was a very old Vampire who hid from trouble by running the orphanage. You see her pick up a child's doll at the beginning. She loved children and fed off them without bringing attention to herself. That is until the orphanage closed down, that's when everyone realized that a monster was living there. Looking forward to your reviews for season two.

FYI: Killing a Monster is a prequel of the game, and Night to Remember is a spoiler or aftermath of the game.

In the game Lambert makes a reference to the “killing monsters” trailer when you get to Kaer Morhen. Lambert is such an ahole 🤣 Thanks for uploading your gameplay would you consider a livestream episode? Just a thought. I love your Witcher videos 😁👍 good job

Stumbled across your channel, great to find another major Witcher fan. I've played TW3 at least 5 times & seeing your reactions to the trailers have made me want to hang out with Geralt again. Got yourself a sub 😁

She was a higher vampire. I think her name was Orianna, and you have to understand what she was doing to understand why he came back after her. Blood and Wine was absolutely wonderful, and I know you will enjoy it.

So cool! I’ve been wondering why you didn’t post a trailer reaction yet! Sending love 💕

Damnn it's be like 5 years and the witcher is still growing.

The vial Geralt throws in the 2nd trailer was a Mondust bomb which makes the Bruxa (Vampire) visible. Before entering the barn Geralt drank Black Blood potion which has a rather unhealthy effect on Vampires and Nekrophagues when they get in touch with Geralts blood. You can get both things in the game ;)

You nailed it, the monster he's fighting in A Night To Remember is a Bruxa, a form of lesser vampire. Specifically, she's Orianna, a character you meet in the Blood & Wine DLC (even though this trailer was released to drum up hype for the main game). In the DLC, you find that she's living as a noblewoman in Toussaint, very wealthy, and she owns an orphanage where she's been known to feed on the children in her care (though she claims that she never takes enough to harm them). The trailer is implied to happen a few years AFTER the end of the Blood & Wine DLC, after Orianna emerges from hiding following her cover as a vampire being blown.

My favorite trailer is 'The Sword of Destiny' trailer. It gives an overview of the entire game, mixes gameplay and in-game cutscenes and shows all the big characters.

I remember watching one of those in 2015 or so, interesting to know that this game is the same age as life is strange!

Now, THIS IS THE KIND OF CONTENT I LOVE!

she is an elder vampire! and he knew her. she have an orphan house and drank the blood from those childrens, so, he hunt her

Yeah "A Night to Remember" was pretty much the "Announcement"(official DLC Trailer also exists) of Blood and Wine and thats why it is also in the MAin Menu if you have that DLC or the GOTY/CE. The Potion he drank was "Black Blood" and that one practically poisons anyone especially Vampires, who drink a Witchers Blood that has it in him and weakens them considerably. And the one in the Trailer was a Bruxa, a higher Vampire, pretty strong, invisible if she wants to, fast AF and her scream is really nasty, but they are, as you may know by now, mere servants compared to the real High Vampires. The Bomb is called "Moon Dust" filled with Silver Particles, taking away the invisibility and weakening any creature or prohibit their magical abilities, like shapeshifting and things like that.

The Witcher game series, film series (Netflix), and book series is what you get when Lord of the Rings meets east-european culture and mythology. And it's MASTERFUL CRAFT all around. Since 20015, I've spent more than 2500 HOURS on playing Witcher 3 alone, and I never tire of it. It's a wonderful journey each and every time. And to think, The Witcher 3 is Polish, and the author of the books was born in the Soviet Union, Polish SSR

The ingenuity of the developers to tie everything, from books and their imaginative creation with Geralt, that for them to add the line of 'choosing evils' is just brilliant. This tells you that the witcher knew who she was, and based on the vulnerability of the situation, he flexed the balance of the scale. When Geralt replied "killing monsters", one would only have to think why Geralt would kill the soldiers who are only trying to follow the command of the Emperor. But the trailer was more than a cinematic, it was a brain wrenching narrative drivethrough that watching it just ONCE is not simply sufficient (and won't adequately give credit to this trailer).

Wow just found your channel and you have a interesting character. And I love it! Subscribed!

In the later game of Witcher 3 Lambert takes reference to the happening of the first trailer, so it seams that this happened before the game starts, meaning before Geralt camps with Vesemir under the hangingtree.

Theres a moment in the game when you can talk to Lambert where he makes fun of Geralt for how dramatic he is in that first trailer. "Killing monsters" Was a nice touch

Yeah, The A Night To Remember Trailer is one of my All-Time Favorite Cinematic Trailers. *_The Witcher_* was just a game people played until that trailer dropped. All of a sudden, avg gamers started to pay attention and the rest is history

'I haven't even found Ciri yet' ... no one tell her.

This world is so interesting. I played the game in 2015 when it came out, but due to life and other games I only got about halfway thru. After the Netflix show releases and I really enjoyed it I decided to start reading the books, well I’m halfway through the first book and it really motivated me to restart the Witcher 3 again, I’m playing it as I write this! I love all the different avenues of entertainment this franchise has and can’t wait to get more!

'The Trail' cinematic is also worth checking!

That first trailer happens just before the game starts. Vesemir references the "killing monsters" line when you talk to him in the beginning.

Geralt is some kind of Doom Guy. Monsters are singing a terrifying lullabye about him and demons are recitating a whole text about "The Doom Slayer" xD damn... Now I know from what a story about John Wick is coming from xD

'That game is like 100 hours long...' Me: weeps in 350 hour game time. *I'm pretty sure it counted all the time I just sat at the title screen listening to the wind and fire crackle.

I loved both of them although the first one shows the essence of Geralt and was totally badass ;) And the second was esp close to my heart because of the vampire, Bruxa. It left me speechless when I first saw it. I just love vampiric themes, except for those cheap romanse...Cheers

She drank Geralt's blood after he drank the Black Blood potion before going in. In the game any vampire related blood drinker takes damage from its poisonous effects to them. The Moondust bomb makes the immaterial into material

She was a bruxa, a lesser vampire. Geralt drank the potion Black Blood, which turned his blood poisonous to her. The games take place after the events of the books. The Witcher 3 being years after the books.

Have you played the first two games? Witcher 3 was my intro into the Witcher universe, and then I watched the show. This prompted me to listen to the books... which left me with a lot of questions, haha. I desperately needed to know how we got from the events at the end of The Saga to the beginning of Witcher 3, so I just recently played the first two games to fill those gaps in.

The witcher 1 video intro is pretty awesome too.

The best game of the history!

In the second trailer, that's the same exact lady from the Blood and Wine menu, and not really a spoiler but you do meet her in Blood and Wine. What I thought was super cool is that this trailer came out way before the DLC came out, hell it came out before the game did, so I don't know whats cooler, the fact that CDPR knew from the start they were gonna use her in a DLC or that they made a brand new character based on the trailer.

though A Night to Remember is not a Blood and Wine trailer, it is a trailer for the original game. but the creature in it, i believe, is a Bruxa, a type of Vampire breed

Hi. Just found your channel because I was thinking about jumping into TW3 again. I wanted to see someone new to the game playing it alongside my new run and that's what led me to your channel. I'm not sure exactly how far your into the game yet (have only watched some of part 1 so far) but I wanted to ask what your plans are with it. When you say your going to focus on the main story, do you mean your not going to post any side missions? freeroaming around the world on scavenger hunts for the weapons & armor sets and exploring the points of interest? What about the Witcher contracts to hunt all of the monsters plaguing the villages, cities etc?

Just finished playing Witcher 3 (+Hearts of Stone + Blood & Wine) for a second time. Played it originally a few years ago and after watching Netflix The Witcher had to play it again. Decisions you make can leave some characters alive or dead. For example first time I played the game CENSORED died, second time CENSORED survived. First time both CENSORED and CENSORED lived but the CENSORED died. Second time it was the other way around. Likewise I got two different endings for Hearts of Stone but same ending for Blood and Wine.

The figure of a woman in the trailer is a Strzyga. Strzyga is usually a female demon in Slavic mythology. The demon is somewhat similar to a vampire, and is predominantly found in Polish and Silesian folklore.

3:29 Well this cinematic is before the intro of the game. If you try to recognize the place.

Witcher I and II had also great trailers and cinematics. It was made by Tomasz Bagiński.

Female character is in Blood and Wine DLC. This is actually an event that takes place AFTER blood and wine and isnt in the game...but in the game he promises this vampire he will come back for her one day...this trailer is when he does, I suppose.

Fun facts: the word vampire probably originated from Serbian mythology, and according to this - vampires have red hair.....

"I haven't even found Ciri yet" WELL

I'm still tempted to play this one day :)

The vampire is a Bruxa that Geralt interacts with in Blood & Wine, and he knows she does evil but he doesn't deal with her in the DLC but tells her he will hunt her down. Odd really because this trailer was for the Main Game....it was released before Blood & Wine where the vamp shows up...Confused a lot of people who couldnt figure out the time line or the kind of vamp. The bomb he throws is Moon Dust. Works on monsters who transform or go invisible...has silver in it.

I love that song too :) , we just need dandelion to come in and write a creative story about it then have gerault tell him * no thats not whut happened*

after i played this game.. i feel like i got 2 inside me now... one wants to play the witcher 3 again.. and the other one is searching forever to find a good game like witcher 3..

The trailer Killing Monsters speaks more about the game then people realize ... your often going to be presented with choices where it feels like your choosing the lesser of two evils ... and often your going to be fighting the demons that live inside mankind.

The globe is a bomb Moon something...has silver in it that stops some monsters from transforming fully.

in blood and wine you will have a branch of the story, do Geralt seeks out the Unseen Elder branch to see the who and how the woman in the trailer is involved with Geralt...

I love this game so much

The being he fought Was a bruxa A vampiric creature

4 years.. That long took yt to show me this reaction. Pozdrowienia 😉

Now that's a fucking trailer!

Sad part about the first trailer, at 2:06, when they throw the noose over the branch and place it around her neck, seconds later, it's gone from the tree and her neck. The trailer still looks amazing, but you can't unsee it, once you're aware of that little mistake.

Nie wierze w ani jedno Twoje slowo ale, za wieska, masz suba :) I'll be watching you ;)

First trailer is conected to open cinematic. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FcogCjLymeI.html The same No-mans land, Geralt and Vesemir searching for Yennifer, the last dude is the same one who colide with Yennifer. Second trailer is the epilog of the game. It happens after Blood and vine dlc.

Drugi trajler był wypuszczony przed wydaniem głównej części gry. Robiła go inna firma niż pierwszy dlatego trochę Geralt był inny. Wampir z trajlera to bruxa.

*Regarding Morality* Sometimes the right thing to do is the most difficult. Sometimes once good people turn to wickedness and evil. In Geralt's world there are some creatures that were once good people. If a good person is still trapped inside it is better to try to reverse the spell. But sometimes there is nothing left of the original person so the creature should be put to death. Knowing the difference makes for a good Witcher. Keep in mind there are many monsters which did not start off as people. These should always be killed. Some are even smart enough to try and trick you into thinking they were once human when they were not. Demons sometimes do this. Never trust the words of *evil* ones no matter what they tell you. *This is very important.* Sometimes you will need to use your best judgement to determine if someone is friend or foe.

En même temp quel jeux, mais quel jeux !!! Pour moi c'est le meilleur jeux que l'on ai eu sur ps4 et sa l'est toujours.

alright so I played this game for like over 160 hours and still haven't completed the game yet coz I just keep wandering around and chasing monsters and killing every monster that I see. I always get so distracted lol but this is an absolute master piece and has full 100% replayability ^^

Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Sword of Destiny trailer

the vampire is Orianna from Blood and Wine.

Wow nice reaction

If you would watch the Witcher Blood and Wine cut scene movie, the vampire Oriana had a nice big part, very interesting. I enjoyed your video.

The best trailer of all time (the second one).

If im the one playing, i'd use quen before i enter the barn hahaha

you rly need to watch witcher 1 cinematic intro opening too :)

witcher 3 and fallout 4 the best games ever, and i started 1972 with pong

it's the most complete game in existence:D truly a masterpiece

You need to accept contracts to fight against such monsters. Contracts appear on village boards. That vampire belongs specifically to the blood and wine dlc. Greetings and sorry for my bad English xD

I don't think The witcher is a story about good and bad, but more about "what can you live with?" kind of situations. Who will you forgive? Who will you punish? Who will suffer suffer from your actions, and did you make the right/best choice? As he said in the first trailer: the lines are blured, so make a choice ans live with what it tell about you (selfishely always saving your friends? trying to enforce justice to the cost of everybody's lives? being a pure nd simple monster and killing all who cross you?)

It's an epic wonderful story of scale rather than a game. I wonder why a Polish writer from a small country made such a great story. Still, I think that it is a content that can make people living in the modern world have a dream. I also saw Witcher 3 on RU-vid. There are up to five. I'm looking forward to becoming a video.

I dont call Geralt's horse, roach. I call it Secretariat.

2:08 "OH MY GOD THEY KILLING THE GOAT XD XD XD "

"Vampires & Vinyards" wasn't as catchy. :) The games made me read all of the books, and I am glad they did.

Lambert will remind Geralt of this (killing monsters) by 3/4 into the game ;) ofcourse if you will pick the right dialog line ;)

How badass do you have to be for the monsters to have their own lullaby about you?! Teaching their childrens to be fears of The Witcher?! Better sleep well, polly Dolly or The White Wolf will come for you!

Geralt is like Batman in Witcher world..... everything good, yet vulnerable......

Fairy tales in the past were meant to scare children strait, often with a “obey/listen or bad things will happen” kind of moral lesson. And if I understand correctly, the song in the second trailer is a lullaby about the Witcher to scare little monster children...

7:18 It's called a Bruxae.