When I first arrived in Toussaint my jaw dropped. The bright colours, the music, the Mediterranean atmosphere, the feeling of warmth. It was like Dorothy landing in Oz.
My heart still resonates with the echoes of that unforgettable journey in Toussaint, where I wandered with Geralt and his long-lost comrade Regis. Oh, the enchanting melodies, the exquisite wine, the exhilarating tournaments, and the alluring women... It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, a game of life that remains unparalleled.
Toussaint like Kaer Morhen feels like home (not only because i'm a french frog eater). I will always remember this game for the experience it gave me ^^
This is one of the best gaming experiences ever created IMO. Blood & Wine could easily be a standalone game. Love the colours, the atmosphere, the music, the towns, the intriguing story blend of serenity, eeriness and intrigue. Sometimes I go back and play this just to wander around Toussaint.
Playing this game was the best experience in my whole life. I have won a boxing match, hiked 120km, once 60 in a day, and finished military training, I'm 21. Nothing has given me more joy and relaxation than this game.
For me, this expansion came at the exact right time. I was severely depressed at the time and this DLC was the only reason I got up in the morning. The music, the visuals and the atmosphere took me back to my vacations in Tuscany, Italy, with my friends and parents in simpler times. I also somewhat resonated with the villian, Dettlaff, who made me feel understood, also with the way Geralt and Regis reacted to his motivations. This fantastic world captured my mind and distracted me while I slowly was healing while my life stabilized until it got significantly better. I'd not go as far as saying Toussaint saved my life, but it took a huge impact on getting me on the right track again. Now, years later, the, for the lack of a better word, great (man, I was depressed but at least my vocabulary was way bigger then) OST makes me feel proud and happy of what I achieved and what hardships I overcame. The people involved in this expansion probably never expected their work to have such a big impact on its players, for them it was probably "just" work and the passion to create art. But reading similar stories as mine from time to time under such music compilations, I hope they are really, really proud of themselves. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I can't understand how is it that people like you don't get bored/burned out of replaying the same game so many times. Even Letalis said he's already bored today.
@@kenz2756 the game has so many dif endings, options, and ways to play that all change the journey and final playthrough, its jus like mass effect or the dragon age series
@@user-wf5ju5zq2e That's already clear, but I feel like content is what matters in maintaining motivation. Getting the endings Is one thing but it's more outcome difference than gameplay difference.
@@kenz2756 'cause it's not just a game it's the way of life. Inspiration for everything, games or books about Geralt of Rivia are truly masterpiece. Music from The Witcher moves you from this world and gives you something we all searching for. This game is never boring 'cause never disappoints in every aspect of everything. "Heart" my friend, heart wants what it wants to play the Witcher till the end...🐺⚔
@@kenz2756 I've played Assassin's Creed 1 13 times Assassin's Creed 2 17 times and just installed it again :D Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag 2 times 100% sync Far Cry 3 8 times The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt 6 and full game in 2300+ screenshots
Love this expansion, love these landscapes, love this music, love this game, love this ambience, love this love this love this love this love this. Thanks for making this!!! Appreciated
I think they wanted to prove they can create a game with a different genre because the succes of the witcher franchise got to their head and thought they are good at everything. Alas the reality is the a very hunbling experience.
@GrinspoonPHD cyberpunk is just witcher set in the future...Immersive game with 0 loading screens, great story and characters,good-looking world with so many side quests and exploration,Awesome Soundtrack,can create many variety of builds and a 10/10 expansion...how is it just a decent at best kind of game???
The other areas are also great, they are different but at the same time having some similarities. But in Toussaint, everything is just so different from the other areas, it is a very refreshing experience.
The first song has been inside my head this ENTIRE AFTERNOON!! I searched it up to make sure I'm right. It's been 5 or 6 years since my last playthrough, i guess I'll boot up my save to visit yennefer and my vineyard 😅
Come si fa a non provare amore per colonne sonore così ispirate? Come non ci si può sentire dentro una taverna a bere vino, a camminare per le vie di Toussaint nell'ascoltare un capolavoro del genere? COME? Ovunque tu sia, compositore o compositrice - io ti ringrazio di cuore.
@@matearas7787 RU-vid put in a dumb policy to block people from using the app if you have an ad blocker. Makes it harder to watch youtube if you have one.
when i first completed the game and finished the talk with ciri and yenefe ron the bench in corvo bianco and the game was over I felt like crap, i couldnt beleive it was over.
Geralt deserved that estate and to call Toussaint his new home. He can still visit Kaer Moerhan out of respect for Vesimir and to meet up with his brothers. But I doubt it’s Geralt’s destiny to restore it and create new witchers. It’s time for Geralt to rest in beautiful Toussaint. I think Eskel is more fit to run Kaer Moerhan and restore the wolf school and new students.
I concur, i've never loved a game world more than Toussaint, it's just so beautiful in literally every corner ! This is what perfect masterpiece of world design looks like.
