VerrückterFuchs HD5870 and mid-hi @ 1680x1050@30fps. VERY good optimization. The best feeling in the world - you getting out of wet smelly cave full of drowners, just to see the light of beautiful morning, feel the light breeze and hear this tune. Feels gooooooooood.
Kiera Metz is on the cliff at kaer morhan at first I thought it was completely empty but there she was on the mini map on the edge of the cliff wtf lol
@Noob S. we are feel happy and sad in the same time. Cant believe this one video games make lot people like this? But thats is a fact. This game is art and its masterpiece.
I love that everywhere in the Continent, Geralt is often mistreated with disdain, insults and even pity because people only see the "mutant" side of him, and all that's bad about witchers. But in Skellige he's well respected and admired because they only care about his "warrior" side.
That's the reason why I loved blood and wine. In Toussaint everyone treats Geralt even better. They meet you, give you a freaking estate and call you "sir" and "master".
In Skillige, they're also much more observant of the old ways. They understand and appreciate a Witcher's role in society. And given the state of the Isles, they're probably just happy that a professional is finally around to deal with their monster problem. Besides, if they have a problem with you, they're more than happy to settle it with a good brawl, then move on like nothing happened.
When this was playing as I, Geralt, was sailing to the Isle of Mists to finally see Ciri again...it was an indescribable feeling. It was almost overwhelming.
agree 110% honestly just seeing Lofoten in Skellige has made me plan my trip to Norway to see the Lofoten islands. this game was on a different level, i have so much respect for CDPR and the fair and HQ content they make
+Swatmat The only thing I hate about this game is the bad ending. I spent so much time on this game and turnt out I got the bading ending just because of 5 wrong choices i made...I was sooo depressed for the next week.
+HorlickNoSugar guess you will have to go and play it again and change your decisions, i got the ending where geralt and ciri stay witchers, everyone thinks she is dead though
I think closest you can get to Skellige in terms of landscape - Iceland. Throw in some Scandinavian architecture and domestic culture, and you get Skellige :)
+Filip Seger I realise that, but I don't think you're getting onto the fact that they're all Irish speaking, and a lot of the names are celtic. Skellige is influenced by both celtic and nordic history.
+Filip Seger This could've been settled a while ago, by just saying Skellige is culturally Gaelic, while the land itself is Norwegian, with the fjords and such. It's a fusion of both cultures set in a Fantasy world, which doesn't really exist. Therefore, they could've added Russian culture to it if they wanted and it wouldn't make a difference because Skellige doesn't really exist.
This game is something else. The 2nd time you play it, it gives you depression because you cannot get the same experience when you played it for the 1st time!
Scandinavia + Scotland... Seriously man, Skyrim wettest dream is to be like Skellig. CD projekt nailed with perfection the authentic "far north" feeling, at least the themed on most people minds. Who doesn't like the scottish accent? What fan of medieval fantasy didn't like the Vikings? Skyrim tried and succeeded to bring some of this, but Skellig is the perfect recreation of all the good things of north europe. The world is so authentic, Witcher 3 is the best medieval themed game of alltimes, no question. Fantasy and reality alike, no game has this feelings and personality.
TheKeyser94 skellige didn't feel so large to me. Only if you consider the ocean as an active portion of the map. And yeah, Irish and Scottish feels the same to me. But there are some other accents that is very distinctive even for people like me. For example, Australians has one of the most bizarre accents in this planet, lol
+Rafael Teles I'm Scottish and many people seriously don't recognise the beauty of our country and even Ireland or the Scandanavian cultures. Gaelic culture! Also, Scotland and Ireland share many, many common things from our cultures, language, love of freedom etc. My Family moved to Scotland from Ireland in the 1700's for instance.
Как же греет душу эта музыка, господи. Навсегда останется в памяти свое первое прохождение. Помню как купил эту игру: пошел в магазин закинуть денег на стим, на тот момент игра стоила чуть больше 600та рублей. Пусть этот комментарий останется здесь. Возможно, лет через 10 снова зайду сюда и с теплотой в душе прочту это снова. Берегите себя и будьте счастливы!
Jester Head me too. Way too much excited... Every bits... I finished it (1st time) trying to do as much as side quests possible, with no bombs, potions, oils and decoctions. Now I hardly play with out them
Skellig comes from the Irish word skeilig meaning splinter of stone. Ard is the Irish word for high so “high splinter of stone” is the literal translation. Hope somebody finds that interesting.
I started the expansion right after finishing main story. Coming to Novigrad , but I knew I couldn't find Triss there again... That damn feeling was so terrible, you know Now I understood why people keep complaining about the depression after the game. Totally empty.
I got the "bad" (but somehow fitting) ending, then after all was done I was back in Kaer Morhen. All alone. I wonder it that's how getting old is like - others having kids, drifting apart - makes you grow cold inside. But I kept on, and with help from acquaintances old and new, tried to see if I truly had a heart of stone. Moving into retirement at the vineyards, I still had the memories of times past. Not the same, but enough.
Shinji Ikari It is possible, ciri herself referenced it in TW3 when she was talking about "people had metal in their heads, they used mega scope like devices to wage war from a distance and everyone had a personal flying ship"
Fhir a' bhàta, 'S tric mi sealltainn on chnoc as àirde Gach àit' an téid thu... Dh'fheuch am faic mi fear a' bhàta. Gach àit' an téid thu... O, boatman, I often look from the highest hill Wherever you go... That I might see my boatman. Wherever you go...
Nope, it's a legitimate language. I'm from the outer hebrides which is where we predominantly speak it... Was actually quite surprised when I came across this while listening to Witcher OST for the first time, as not many people in the world are aware there is a scots gaelic different from irish gaelic. I respect the fact they also didn't drift too far away from the genre culturally, gaelic is traditionally sung with a soft, straight tone with no vibrato.
You know it's a good OST when you've put 120+ hours into the main game, heard every track over and over again, and yet here you are, listening on UA-cam.
Very true! I'm just shy of 400hrs, not to mention I've boxed off the awesome dlcs on NG+ Death March! (btw Dettlaff is hard as fuck! 0_o) So I'm about to start a 3rd playthrough but making vastly different choices, like romancing Yen for a change and using a different build. Might do a potion build.
I was late to the party but damn, that feeling when you first arrived at Skellige, riding Roach with the wind by your side, then stopped at a mountain top to observe the most beautiful scenery ever. Just simply amazing
van mannison are you fucking serious? “One of the best pieces of art ever made”? I mean I understand art is subjective but the Witcher games aren’t even an original piece of art lol. CD projekt red make a great game, sure, but they had a ton of lore and characters from the books to use.
@@tobyflockin7868 yeah, some lore is based on the books...what about it? The game itself is great, it doesn't matter if cd project red used some lore for background from the novels.
I just started playing this game again, first time in years, and never made it to Skellige in my previous go. While I was looking at my map, preparing looking for the nearest post to travel to the other side of the area, I started paying attention to the music. The gentle atmosphere it gave off, followed by truly beautiful vocals, I couldn't bring myself to fast travel. I wanted to ride across the land, discovering whatever I may along the way, and feel as engrossed as I could with the beautiful soundtrack. I mingled with townsfolk, explored some beautiful ruined village, picked a fight with a much higher level fiend and won it, all because of a stunning ambient song that doesn't pull your attention to it in the slightest, is just there as set dressing for your adventures. If there's one thing I learned about CDPR, spending a few days in this world off the heels of spending weeks in Cyberpunk's, it's that they are masters of immersion, and make worlds that you can live in and experience just as well as the characters you're existing alongside. I love this game, and for the first time since getting it all the way back in 2016, can't wait to see it through to the end.
Обожаю саундтрек Ведьмака 3. Я не знаю даже как описать эти ощущения, я просто хочу каждый раз переслушивать этот саундтрек раз за разом, да и весь остальной саундтрек прекрасен! Чего стоит тема Каэр морхена, тема когда настает ночь в Боклере или тема Гюнтер о’Дима и т.д. Этот саундтрек останется навсегда в моей душе и Ведьмак 3 в том числе. Самая моя любимая игра и каждую зиму я буду ее проходить. Спасибо большое CD Project red за этот шедевр :)
Holy shit that must hurt. My first girlfriend stopped talking to me suddenly more or less when you posted this comment and it's been really difficult ever since
Великолепная игра, прошел ее на ps4, на компьютере, на Nintendo switch, на каждой платформе по несколько раз и все равно хочется возвращаться к ней снова и снова
Fhir a' bhàta 'S tric mi sealltainn on chnoc as àirde gach àit' an téid thu Translated: Oh my boatman I often look from the highest hill Wherever you go
I think the Elven language used in the Witcher world is a huge mix of different Gaelic languages. I mean the Elder name for the Wild Hunt is Derag Ruadhri which is just Irish for Red Riders. As an Irish person, the amount of Celtic shit used in this game is just so many kinds of awesome.
Brian Kelly Merci thanks for your answer...I m just fascinated about the Witcher's universe...what really invite to travel and discover others countries and cultures.
I bought this game this summer, and didn’t know a thing about The Witcher World and It’s Characters, but when played this game, I was absolutely amazed, I’ve never had such good experience playing a game, I was so much emotionally involved and attached with the characters, I already spend the over 211 hours in this game At the end of the game I even had tears, and I don’t really get emotional easily, especially while playing video games, and I have played A LOT This game became my favourite one by FAR, and I even bought and read the books Thank you CD project for this incredible game
You need to play the first and second Witcher games. All the story gives more sence after that. Its like if you watched only 3rd movie LOTR without the two before.
Martin Paták Yeah I know I should, but I am looking for The Witcher 2 to play on Xbox one, However I can’t play The Witcher 1 as I don’t Have a Xbox 360 or a PC
I have to admit, I absolutely love skellige so much. It offers the first true interaction in the game with the natural side of the world. It does show signs of a long drawn out war with monsters running rampant and people shuffling to wherever they can to escape the misery of their destroyed homes. Additionally the music is just so amazing and serene that it makes it feel like the isles are somewhat like a dream. Outside of the blood and wine dlc, skellige is my favorite place to just wander around and take in the atmosphere.
Standing on a high mountain at which you could oversee half of Ard Skellige, with view out to the wide open sea in a clear night and then the chant sets in..... ...goddamn, the last time I felt this feeling going through all my body in a video game was TES Morrowind after leaving Red Mountain when the "job was done" and the Morrowind Main Theme set in. Just wow, I thought I would never experience an atmospheric masterpiece feeling like this EVER again, and then, alomst a decade later I travel around as Geralt on the Skellig Island Archipel and feel moments like this again....... I guess I can write as much as I want, it will forever be impossible to capture that very feeling in words. All I can say is GODDAMN MASTERPIECE CD PROJEKT RED!
Dude, I felt the same exact way. Last time I felt like this was when I first played Skyrim and I was exploring the Tundra and I looked up into a giant mountain full of clouds and glory.
I felt the same way as well. I mean I've never been so immersed in any game beside Morrowind. And as overall experience, this is right up there with Morrowind and Gothic 2.
I loved Cyberpunk 2077, I really did, I loved it a lot. But when I came back here, I realized once again how much The Witcher 3 is.. unattainable, probably. A game experience beyond everything. Thank you CDPR. I mean it.
Witcher 3 is a example of perfection story telling with music that will forever stay with you forever. That is why witcher 3 will go down as the best rpg game ever and arguably best game period.
@@labret2 same bro. I used to be playing GTA, red dead and fallout 4 but now after playing this game it feels like the other ones are trash. I just can't stop replaying this game, I've done it 6 times already and I'm planning to do my 7th. The witcher kind of made cyberpunk in a bad place because I have high expectations for it and I'm super hyped. It kind of also made a tear into my eye since I know most chance we wont be playing as the legend geralt anymore in the next witcher.
2022 and I still can't get over the 'Kaer Morhen drop-off', into a hollow and generic world. I returned to Skellige once more for comfort, but the emptiness hit even harder there with the majestic landscape and its salty melancholy, carved forever into this tune... nothing but a memory. Then BaW tried to fix it, but instead of the 'KM drop-off' it had the 'cemetery-dawn', with your trusty companion gone for good. A soft rustle in the wind.... could it be? No, all that's left is the Wind in the Caroberta Woods.
CD Projekt needs to create a game entirely based off of Ireland/Scotland/Scandinavia with the distinct human groups historically found in those lands between 600 and 800 AD. Throw in an amalgamated collection of myths, monsters and benevolent races from the cultures mythologies, add a dash of create-a-character and RPG elements and they could have the best fantasy game (or series) in the recent decade of gaming. In my own humble opinion of course.
I would love to forget the whole story and exploration areas, only so that I could enjoy it for the first time once again. I have never experienced such feelings in any other game. Words cannot describe it.
Everytime I play Witcher, and I'm on Skellige I go for horse ride through Ard Skellig with my bear armor, slowly and gently, watching beauty of island, blue sky and listening this soundtrack, even if it could take more than hour, I don't hurry. It is even more emotional if you red all books of witcher and know Geralt as your pocket.
I never comment anything on the internet, but I thought this was worth sharing. I never had any friends during my life, I only had my family, and I thought I was really lucky to have them. Years passed on and eventually my extended family split up, I lost them. We used to go on vacations to a nordic style place like this, full of mountains, lakes and snow with my dad, my sister and mother. My parents split up too after we went to that place, each going to different homes. that would be my last vacation ever. When I listened to to this song playing while riding Roach close to the mountains, I always think about the happy times I had with my family, Its the only single player game I ever bought, thank you CDProjekt for bringing back so many happy memories to me.
I remember reaching skellige going through missions before i just stopped. Letting this gorgeous masterpiece wash over me, forgetting im in a game, just riding my horse, in the rough, barren wilderness, with the sad, soft tunes serenading me. It was and to this day still is the most out of world gaming experience ive ever had.
At first I thought it was like that but then I found it was 'on chnoc' in Irish or Scottish (I think they're pretty similar but definitely have some differences)
A new game will come around, always will. It won't give us the same feeling as this game but something different that's still good. I can't wait. For me it was Assassin's Creed Odyssey
The Only Studio. Prosperity, good health and more inspiration to Red Project (EA, Blizzard, Bioware keep your dirty hands away - all of you had your chance and all of you failed us). Thank You with lowest bow. Witcher is possibly the only game which fucking makes it right, best regards to Sapkowski for the "realistic philosophy". There are no "right" decisions in this life, but decisions for which you ought to bear consequences if you are real man whether it will be blessing or curse in the end.
TheImpactus I'd argue greatly against that. Now I completely love W3, it was refreshing to have to think about my choices. But reality is, that the world is filled with Black, grey and white. I'd compare Witcher 3 and the others to that of the First World war, there is no real good or bad, both existed on both sides, (The bloody baron and the haunted island quest lines I loved for it). While for the likes of say bioware games I'd say it's more World War Two, where there was Black and White, good and Bad. However I still await a game that has a great mix of it, bioware and other games with morality system are always like, this choice is good, this is bad. Witcher however ever choice seamed neutral, now I do wish for morality systems to go and for more not obvious good or bad, but such things should also remain. I can't really think of a game that has a good mix, but one that does stand out (apart from some choices in Witcher 3) was in Kotor 2, when you can or don't give money to a refugee asking for money, regardless of your choice it ended in bad either way, bad choice, the refugee went away and beat up another for money, good choice, the refugee would be mugged
I like how you pointed the "realistic philosophy" part that well. It was one of the first things I noticed in this game, because it's actually my own philosophy. "Bad" and "good" just exist in our heads
Even tho the music in Witcher 3 is absolutely stunning you never got the full experience without playing it WITHOUT ANY music. Being alone in the woods just the trees rustling, animal or monster noises in the distance... fantastic!
regal ancestor spirit boss fight music and atmosphere in elden ring reminded this to me. never thought i'd feel like this again. after 7 years i think my heart is gonna break one more time when i beat elden ring. this time i'm experienced but still not ready for that emptiness.
Exactly ! It gave off very similar vibes, a feeling of peace and respect towards nature. Ancestor Spirit's theme reminded me of this ost immediately. Both are amazing games.
Oh my god. It’s been a while. My entire soul reverberates when it feels them opening notes. Reminds me not just of musical beauty , but of the story’s , lessons , character and choices in this beautiful land. The Witcher 3 isn’t really a game , it’s most certainly a life experience that everyone should endeavour upon. Thank you CDPR.
The moment when you ride a horse and see this beautifull background, hills, forest, snow, wildlife....and you just slowly ride on your horse throw it. Than you stop your horse on the hill and watch it for a minute, i never did it in other games but in the Witcher 3 Wild Hunt i did it plenty times. You didnt bought it? Shame on you, you should play it and if you download this game from TPB tna i hate you and i wish you bad luck. This game deserve every coin it is rly cheap for that kind of masterpiece.
+Cascco I bought this game 2 times. One copy for me and one copy for a friend. So I spent around 100 € on this game. And believe me, I don't regret it.
I played Valhalla before The Witcher 3 and when I finally arrived at Skellige with this song playing… I knew instantly that Valhalla was a pale copy of the ambiance Skellige offers. Sad because I always loved AC franchise, but I don’t think this game can be beaten in terms of masterpiece. I’m flabbergasted honestly. Can’t believe I didn’t play this game sooner.
I played it after a year and I was surprised by how much I'd forgotten, sure it won't be exactly like playing it for the first time but you'll be surprised by the extent to which you can fall in love with it all over again...
yes and no .. i have like 10 playthroughs the last being over 1 year ago ... and to be honest i know pretty much everything right away if i were to start a new playthrough so i cant relate
I just started playing this game again, first time in years, and never made it to Skellige in my previous go. While I was looking at my map, preparing looking for the nearest post to travel to the other side of the area, I started paying attention to the music. The gentle atmosphere it gave off, followed by truly beautiful vocals, I couldn't bring myself to fast travel. I wanted to ride across the land, discovering whatever I may along the way, and feel as engrossed as I could with the beautiful soundtrack. I mingled with townsfolk, explored some beautiful ruined village, picked a fight with a much higher level fiend and won it, all because of a stunning ambient song that doesn't pull your attention to it in the slightest, is just there as set dressing for your adventures. If there's one thing I learned about CDPR, spending a few days in this world off the heels of spending weeks in Cyberpunk's, it's that they are masters of immersion, and make worlds that you can live in and experience just as well as the characters you're existing alongside. I love this game, and for the first time since getting it all the way back in 2016, can't wait to see it through to the end.
-Dad, why my sister's name is Rose? -Cuz your mother likes Roses. -Thank you dad. -No problem The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt OST - The Fields of Ard Skellig (Extended)
I am playing the Witcher 3 to escape thinking abouth the death of my 28 years old wife who died from breast cancer two months ago. You have no idea how much its helping
Sad to hear that, i hope RPG video games makes your mind to stay away for some hours, enjoy and have fun, she'll always be with you as far as you remember her ;)
![The Witcher 3 - Winter at Kaer Morhen [Ambience / Music]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pCavSGxS9GI/mqdefault.jpg)
The feels when riding your horse through Skellige for the first time.
DemGuys
or riding a boat in skellige for the first time, entering that dark mysterious mist.
DarkJusticeZ damn I want to play, but stil have a gtx 460 oc ;3
u guys hit me right away ;)
greetings from germany comrades!
DemGuys reminds me a bit of Red Dead Redemption's first stroll into Mexico. It gives you a feeling that your adventure is only just beginning
VerrückterFuchs HD5870 and mid-hi @ 1680x1050@30fps. VERY good optimization.
The best feeling in the world - you getting out of wet smelly cave full of drowners, just to see the light of beautiful morning, feel the light breeze and hear this tune. Feels gooooooooood.
+DemGuys FUCKING AWESOME
Playing Witcher 3? After all this years?
-Always
Just finished Skellige's first Storyline and im just addicted
Snape...
now and always!
Mass Effect cries in the corner
@@benaounabderrezak1384 now and always. ever
Bro after all these years I still feel as empty as Kaer Morhen.
Kiera Metz is on the cliff at kaer morhan at first I thought it was completely empty but there she was on the mini map on the edge of the cliff wtf lol
Vesemir never will be forgotten.
@@lorddeath6300 i saw that icon too, i finish tw3 like a week ago in my steam pc.
I never thoug that tw3 is the best game i ever played
@Noob S. we are feel happy and sad in the same time. Cant believe this one video games make lot people like this? But thats is a fact. This game is art and its masterpiece.
@@yoancrisluftianidi6601 no doubt about that
I love that everywhere in the Continent, Geralt is often mistreated with disdain, insults and even pity because people only see the "mutant" side of him, and all that's bad about witchers. But in Skellige he's well respected and admired because they only care about his "warrior" side.
That's the reason why I loved blood and wine. In Toussaint everyone treats Geralt even better. They meet you, give you a freaking estate and call you "sir" and "master".
@@stanbauer3549 In Toussaint if someone treats him harshly it's because he's a northerner not because he is a mutant.
On Skellige they insult him for being an outsider instead.
IMO Witcher 3 was a Masterpiece, and B&W was a DLC Masterpiece by itself
In Skillige, they're also much more observant of the old ways. They understand and appreciate a Witcher's role in society. And given the state of the Isles, they're probably just happy that a professional is finally around to deal with their monster problem. Besides, if they have a problem with you, they're more than happy to settle it with a good brawl, then move on like nothing happened.
Hmm... Medallion's humming. A place of EMOTIONS gotta be.
Or Netflix short version: "Hmm... Fuck!"
🤣😅
@Augis I dont know why exactly, but this sentence alone just hit me different.
Epic comment 🙏
And only getting more emotional after heard on a loop for the 60000th time.
Me and Roach: Enjoying the beautiful nature of Skellige.
Lv 30 werewolf: lelelelele
Geralt: ah sh*t, here we go again..
@@risraid9324 how do you like that silver?
@@otakoob Ugh.....that stench!
@@CarlJohnson-mf4qd ALL WE HAVE TO DO WAS TO FOLLOW THE DAMN TRAIN, CJ!!
@@otakoob HAHAHAHA i laughed so hard at this out of place comment XD
The first time I stepped on Skellige and this music played... I will never forget.
White Strat Guy I went WOW
Mom's spaghetti
When this was playing as I, Geralt, was sailing to the Isle of Mists to finally see Ciri again...it was an indescribable feeling. It was almost overwhelming.
Yeah, this song and that situation as you described hit me hard in the feels.
agree 110% honestly just seeing Lofoten in Skellige has made me plan my trip to Norway to see the Lofoten islands. this game was on a different level, i have so much respect for CDPR and the fair and HQ content they make
The Witcher 3 is not just a game. It's an emotional experience. Unforgettable. A true masterpiece that will be remembered for decades.
Также, как и книга Анжея Сапковского!
lol
*Centuries.
I agree. A true Masterpiece forever in our heart!
Hear hear..
Witcher 3 is probbaly the best overall game ive ever played
+Swatmat The only thing I hate about this game is the bad ending. I spent so much time on this game and turnt out I got the bading ending just because of 5 wrong choices i made...I was sooo depressed for the next week.
+HorlickNoSugar guess you will have to go and play it again and change your decisions, i got the ending where geralt and ciri stay witchers, everyone thinks she is dead though
Play NG+ and do just the main quests and stuff that matter. Make wrong right :)
Swatmat true
Exactly! Fuck skyrim that overrated trash.
this music is why i never fast travel in Skellige
damn thats true
And the night version of this theme? "Words on Wind"? Hoo Lee Shid.
Whaaat? 2019 i do this same ! :D
god you said it!
I never used fast travel in The Witcher 3 xD
Scottish music, irish accents and Scandinavian culture = skellige.
I wish skellige was real
it cameto me more as northern irish accent
Not really. That's just a mountain poking out of the sea with a monastery on it.
+Jaqen H'ghar Wont be seeing you on GoT anymore lol, atleast you survived, or did you?
I think closest you can get to Skellige in terms of landscape - Iceland. Throw in some Scandinavian architecture and domestic culture, and you get Skellige :)
This game is just unforgettable experience for me
Its kinda annoying right 3 years has it been and no game has come close imo ..
waiting for the cyberpunk
@@patrickcampbell45 nier: automata is a better game imo, but the witcher nailed the immersion
The Last Shady Walking Marvel Red Dead 2 and Uncharted 4 are up there
I got this pleasure I am playing witcher 3 goty edition first Time ever. Ive got only 60hours
Makes me want to buy a horse and live out my days in the Irish countrysides, whilst pretending I'm a Witcher in Skellige.
+Filip Seger Skellige is of a Celtic and Norse influence, so none of us are incorrect.
+Filip Seger I realise that, but I don't think you're getting onto the fact that they're all Irish speaking, and a lot of the names are celtic. Skellige is influenced by both celtic and nordic history.
+Filip Seger This could've been settled a while ago, by just saying Skellige is culturally Gaelic, while the land itself is Norwegian, with the fjords and such. It's a fusion of both cultures set in a Fantasy world, which doesn't really exist. Therefore, they could've added Russian culture to it if they wanted and it wouldn't make a difference because Skellige doesn't really exist.
+JordoF6 I would say its the other way around. 60 % Norse and 40 % Gaelic
+thecraicbear craic bear more like CRACH AN CRAITE, AM I RITE? Now pronouce RITE the way you say CRAITE.
This game is something else. The 2nd time you play it, it gives you depression because you cannot get the same experience when you played it for the 1st time!
My life has been divited in two parts: after, and before The Witcher: Wild hunt
Adan Martin I feel you bro
Adan Martin This comment made my day. ❤ Thanks yo
And you have no choice to go back to the life before witcher3
This guy lives in 3 AW
I got knee pain
Scandinavia + Scotland... Seriously man, Skyrim wettest dream is to be like Skellig. CD projekt nailed with perfection the authentic "far north" feeling, at least the themed on most people minds. Who doesn't like the scottish accent? What fan of medieval fantasy didn't like the Vikings? Skyrim tried and succeeded to bring some of this, but Skellig is the perfect recreation of all the good things of north europe.
The world is so authentic, Witcher 3 is the best medieval themed game of alltimes, no question. Fantasy and reality alike, no game has this feelings and personality.
Apart from the fact that it's an Irish accent not a Scottish one, I agree with you
English is not my first language. For me, both accents feels the same, lol
+Rafael Teles Skillige by it self it a more larger map than Skyrim, and the best of all, not downloading screens.
TheKeyser94 skellige didn't feel so large to me. Only if you consider the ocean as an active portion of the map. And yeah, Irish and Scottish feels the same to me. But there are some other accents that is very distinctive even for people like me. For example, Australians has one of the most bizarre accents in this planet, lol
+Rafael Teles I'm Scottish and many people seriously don't recognise the beauty of our country and even Ireland or the Scandanavian cultures. Gaelic culture! Also, Scotland and Ireland share many, many common things from our cultures, language, love of freedom etc. My Family moved to Scotland from Ireland in the 1700's for instance.
Как же греет душу эта музыка, господи. Навсегда останется в памяти свое первое прохождение. Помню как купил эту игру: пошел в магазин закинуть денег на стим, на тот момент игра стоила чуть больше 600та рублей. Пусть этот комментарий останется здесь. Возможно, лет через 10 снова зайду сюда и с теплотой в душе прочту это снова. Берегите себя и будьте счастливы!
I wish I could revive the moment when I played this game for the first time
Jester Head same here bro..I hear you.
Jester Head me too. Way too much excited... Every bits... I finished it (1st time) trying to do as much as side quests possible, with no bombs, potions, oils and decoctions. Now I hardly play with out them
Me too, It was like realising that it was not a videogame, I never had this experience before. In love with this peace of art
Δονάλδιος Τράμπιος
Welcome to the path, brother.
Witcher ...
(Old) In flames...
You have definitely good tastes !
Skellig comes from the Irish word skeilig meaning splinter of stone. Ard is the Irish word for high so “high splinter of stone” is the literal translation. Hope somebody finds that interesting.
it is interesting, sir.
Thank you for translating it!
🫡
The game experience I've had with the Witcher is beyond beautiful... Just can't wait for Blood and Wine!
+Boba Babo Is Hearts of Stone worth it ?
+Marc Gamer Yes ofcourse
Simon Johansson Of course that i'm JK !!!...
A few days left, hold on mate! We're almost there :) I've already purchased it, and turned on the automatic download of the DLC.
Arnold Hofman The wait is over!
this feeling, I forget everything and remember when I boated to Skellige for the first time. This game is magnificent and a true piece of art!!!
I started the expansion right after finishing main story. Coming to Novigrad , but I knew I couldn't find Triss there again... That damn feeling was so terrible, you know
Now I understood why people keep complaining about the depression after the game. Totally empty.
same bro, it's so lonely
Same here, very lonely after the main quest, all I found was Priscilla in the hospital...
you god damn rıght
I got the "bad" (but somehow fitting) ending, then after all was done I was back in Kaer Morhen. All alone.
I wonder it that's how getting old is like - others having kids, drifting apart - makes you grow cold inside.
But I kept on, and with help from acquaintances old and new, tried to see if I truly had a heart of stone.
Moving into retirement at the vineyards, I still had the memories of times past. Not the same, but enough.
@@mikfhan your so right, a lot of games are like that when you complete them but because of how good the story and characters it was crippling
CDPR are gods
can't wait till blood and wine
Man what!
+Fedora The Explorer sure sure ! but i can't wait till cyberpunk is out ! just imagine seeing ciri in there ! wow
+Iman V thats impossible unless if its an easter egg.
Shinji Ikari It is possible, ciri herself referenced it in TW3 when she was talking about "people had metal in their heads, they used mega scope like devices to wage war from a distance and everyone had a personal flying ship"
Shinji Ikari but if they do it then it'll probably be an easter egg
Fhir a' bhàta,
'S tric mi sealltainn on chnoc as àirde
Gach àit' an téid thu...
Dh'fheuch am faic mi fear a' bhàta.
Gach àit' an téid thu...
O, boatman,
I often look from the highest hill
Wherever you go...
That I might see my boatman.
Wherever you go...
What languagee is this?
@@vladprisecaru4407 it's Scottish Gaelic :)
@@lionwithoutmane3489 Cool, thanks!
Thanks man!
I always thought that this was just blabbering like those in orchestra
Nope, it's a legitimate language. I'm from the outer hebrides which is where we predominantly speak it... Was actually quite surprised when I came across this while listening to Witcher OST for the first time, as not many people in the world are aware there is a scots gaelic different from irish gaelic.
I respect the fact they also didn't drift too far away from the genre culturally, gaelic is traditionally sung with a soft, straight tone with no vibrato.
You know it's a good OST when you've put 120+ hours into the main game, heard every track over and over again, and yet here you are, listening on UA-cam.
Very true! I'm just shy of 400hrs, not to mention I've boxed off the awesome dlcs on NG+ Death March! (btw Dettlaff is hard as fuck! 0_o) So I'm about to start a 3rd playthrough but making vastly different choices, like romancing Yen for a change and using a different build. Might do a potion build.
Is it normal that i have 600+ hours on a singleplayer game?
yes
Yes, if its an rpg its perfectly normal lol?
Yeah bro
If it's witcher 3 then yes
Yes even if is not a rpg game
I had 650 hours on Ninja Gaiden Black
I was late to the party but damn, that feeling when you first arrived at Skellige, riding Roach with the wind by your side, then stopped at a mountain top to observe the most beautiful scenery ever. Just simply amazing
I just recently started and finished the game. I know that feel bro
All respect to CDPR
They made a masterpiece
Waiting for cyberpunk 2077
wish it has as good of a theme song
guarantee youll be disappointed
@@sirmustardofhousemayonnais9907 i fear the same. Still hope i won't be
@@Pawliukaz futuristic with first person perspective and awful shooting make me puke
it will be a masterpiece... 100%!
Still game of the generation
I agree kratos, Geralt’s outdone ya lad :/
van mannison are you fucking serious? “One of the best pieces of art ever made”? I mean I understand art is subjective but the Witcher games aren’t even an original piece of art lol. CD projekt red make a great game, sure, but they had a ton of lore and characters from the books to use.
@@tobyflockin7868 I think you are a stupid TLOU fan...go fuck yourself and your game
@@tobyflockin7868 yeah, some lore is based on the books...what about it? The game itself is great, it doesn't matter if cd project red used some lore for background from the novels.
God of war was amazing but damn Witcher 3 story and characters are too good.
The Witcher 3 is a masterpiece
this music was the first videogame music that made me sit down and think "wow"
sirblockepic mcswaggins I felt that very early on from a little game called jazz jackrabbit.
I just started playing this game again, first time in years, and never made it to Skellige in my previous go. While I was looking at my map, preparing looking for the nearest post to travel to the other side of the area, I started paying attention to the music. The gentle atmosphere it gave off, followed by truly beautiful vocals, I couldn't bring myself to fast travel. I wanted to ride across the land, discovering whatever I may along the way, and feel as engrossed as I could with the beautiful soundtrack. I mingled with townsfolk, explored some beautiful ruined village, picked a fight with a much higher level fiend and won it, all because of a stunning ambient song that doesn't pull your attention to it in the slightest, is just there as set dressing for your adventures.
If there's one thing I learned about CDPR, spending a few days in this world off the heels of spending weeks in Cyberpunk's, it's that they are masters of immersion, and make worlds that you can live in and experience just as well as the characters you're existing alongside. I love this game, and for the first time since getting it all the way back in 2016, can't wait to see it through to the end.
listening to this while hiking in the mountains=amazing
sh9683 listening to this while exploring the sea with the fog all around you...
Where to find this one? It's not part of the original soundtrack on Spotify
@@viscountiss its on my music that came with the DLC
After all this years I'm still crying..
Обожаю саундтрек Ведьмака 3. Я не знаю даже как описать эти ощущения, я просто хочу каждый раз переслушивать этот саундтрек раз за разом, да и весь остальной саундтрек прекрасен! Чего стоит тема Каэр морхена, тема когда настает ночь в Боклере или тема Гюнтер о’Дима и т.д.
Этот саундтрек останется навсегда в моей душе и Ведьмак 3 в том числе. Самая моя любимая игра и каждую зиму я буду ее проходить.
Спасибо большое CD Project red за этот шедевр :)
Skelliga eats Skyrim for breakfist
Maybe Skyrim but not Tamriel
Logan the Krogan lol just that one area beats the whole game of skyrim
2 games that i hate when people compare, both are super good and awesome.
why do you fools have to take a dig at skyrim everytime
The witcher is more intelligent than skyrim
My wife left me today and I have been searching for this song for thirty minutes. It calms me and puts me at peace. I can now rest tonight.
Stay strong Luke.
❤️💪🏼
Holy shit that must hurt. My first girlfriend stopped talking to me suddenly more or less when you posted this comment and it's been really difficult ever since
Keep going forward, king!
@@Host00Die hang in there. It does get better no matter how much you think it won't, it will.
I’m lucky for giving it a chance after 5 years of release and to be one of few who achieved the platinum trophy. Master piece ❤️
kek are you humble bragging or something
Великолепная игра, прошел ее на ps4, на компьютере, на Nintendo switch, на каждой платформе по несколько раз и все равно хочется возвращаться к ней снова и снова
The emptiness you feel when completing this game is indescribable
Unbearable and heartbreaking
can't even put in words how i feel about this game. It is one of, if not my favorite game of all time. Hope everyone enjoyed it!
+Tanman IT IS my favorite game of all times
my top 3:
1.The Witcher 3
2.Final Fantasy VII
3.Fallout 3
+B-Man Exactly how I feel man, undescribable
uncharted looked so good! wish i had a ps4
same here
Yeah Witcher 3 and the Last of us is my 2 favorites of all time :)
The fact that the game is made by a polish studio, makes me feel so proud to be a polish myself :)
Můžete být hrdí. Nejlepší hra, která kdy vznikla. Zdravím z Česka 👍
Brought tears to my eyes listening to the music again. A game that's gonna stay with me forever.
Fhir a' bhàta
'S tric mi sealltainn on chnoc as àirde
gach àit' an téid thu
Translated:
Oh my boatman
I often look from the highest hill
Wherever you go
I could understand it fairly well as an Irish lad who's fluent.Shows how little differences there are between the languages
Thanks man
Irish ? I m in the near of Skellig in Ireland...
I think the Elven language used in the Witcher world is a huge mix of different Gaelic languages. I mean the Elder name for the Wild Hunt is Derag Ruadhri which is just Irish for Red Riders. As an Irish person, the amount of Celtic shit used in this game is just so many kinds of awesome.
Brian Kelly Merci thanks for your answer...I m just fascinated about the Witcher's universe...what really invite to travel and discover others countries and cultures.
Помню, порубил скорпионов за Скеллиге, затем пошел дождь, ветер и заиграла эта музыка. Я был очарован.
Я просто стоял и слушал, а ещё такой вид открылся когда остановился :)
Как же все идеально в этой игре
What a masterpiece, I sadly never found any enjoyment in any other game after playing this legendary masterpiece.
I'd recommend playing elden ring, that game is one of the if not the best game I've ever played..
Try out Baldurs Gate 3
@@OliverFlinn balls woke 3 doesnt even come close
@@CITYZEN50 BG3 is woke, so what?
@@OliverFlinn and that's exactly why the game is ass
Anyone listening to this masterpiece in 2019?
I'm about to start my fifth 100% replay of this game. I play something else, but I always come back to it. The Witcher 3 feels like home.
Oath brah!
yuup
it's me!!
witcher3 is sale now in japan.
I reperchased.
very very stimulation it！！
Duh! In the middle of my third walkthrough!
Gentlemen, this is a work of art The witcher 3 one of the best games of my life and this soundtrack is absurd, a hug from Brazil 🇧🇷🤌🏾🤌🏾
I bought this game this summer, and didn’t know a thing about The Witcher World and It’s Characters, but when played this game, I was absolutely amazed, I’ve never had such good experience playing a game, I was so much emotionally involved and attached with the characters, I already spend the over 211 hours in this game
At the end of the game I even had tears, and I don’t really get emotional easily, especially while playing video games, and I have played A LOT
This game became my favourite one by FAR, and I even bought and read the books
Thank you CD project for this incredible game
You need to play the first and second Witcher games. All the story gives more sence after that. Its like if you watched only 3rd movie LOTR without the two before.
Martin Paták Yeah I know I should, but I am looking for The Witcher 2 to play on Xbox one, However I can’t play The Witcher 1 as I don’t Have a Xbox 360 or a PC
Adam Davison glad to hear It ;)
I have to admit, I absolutely love skellige so much. It offers the first true interaction in the game with the natural side of the world. It does show signs of a long drawn out war with monsters running rampant and people shuffling to wherever they can to escape the misery of their destroyed homes. Additionally the music is just so amazing and serene that it makes it feel like the isles are somewhat like a dream.
Outside of the blood and wine dlc, skellige is my favorite place to just wander around and take in the atmosphere.
Played the game back in 2015, watched the TV Show... ah shit here we go again redownloading this beauty
Oh yeah. About to play the shit out of it and cry again.
2024 and still my favorite game ever
Hearing this song for the first time when entering Skellig is probably the best gaming experience i've had in my entire life.
Standing on a high mountain at which you could oversee half of Ard Skellige, with view out to the wide open sea in a clear night and then the chant sets in.....
...goddamn, the last time I felt this feeling going through all my body in a video game was TES Morrowind after leaving Red Mountain when the "job was done" and the Morrowind Main Theme set in.
Just wow, I thought I would never experience an atmospheric masterpiece feeling like this EVER again, and then, alomst a decade later I travel around as Geralt on the Skellig Island Archipel and feel moments like this again.......
I guess I can write as much as I want, it will forever be impossible to capture that very feeling in words. All I can say is GODDAMN MASTERPIECE CD PROJEKT RED!
Dude, I felt the same exact way.
Last time I felt like this was when I first played Skyrim and I was exploring the Tundra and I looked up into a giant mountain full of clouds and glory.
+Justforvisit fisrt time i heard this tune i just had to put down my controller and take the music in
I felt the same way as well. I mean I've never been so immersed in any game beside Morrowind. And as overall experience, this is right up there with Morrowind and Gothic 2.
I loved Cyberpunk 2077, I really did, I loved it a lot. But when I came back here, I realized once again how much The Witcher 3 is.. unattainable, probably. A game experience beyond everything.
Thank you CDPR. I mean it.
Beautiful music for a beautiful game.
This song removes all the stress and tension caused by 2020***
Witcher 3 is a example of perfection story telling with music that will forever stay with you forever. That is why witcher 3 will go down as the best rpg game ever and arguably best game period.
Been 6 years to the game but still visit Skellege time to time just for this music. Best way to calm your soul.
Came back here realising, cdpr won’t make a better game than this sadly.
Their magnum opus. There will never be a better game.
Not even mad tbh. This game is legendary in every aspect.
I'd like to see someone else try. Bet you a fortune they'll fail.
It is really hard to make better game you know. Just name one
@@BConstandinos unless witcher 4 is better but cyberpunk has no chance even if they make it 2 times better
hearing this while I was sailing my way to Ciri made the reunion waaaaay more impactful, and something I really looked forward to in a game
"grand those swords, but I prefer me trusty axe"
I hope Cyberpunk will fill the emptiness i have inside after finishing The Witcher: Wild Hunt. What an amazing game it was and still is of course.
there is a chance we may encounter cirilla in cyberpunk
@@rtx_____ There's gonna be also a car named Aerondight s9.
@@labret2 same bro. I used to be playing GTA, red dead and fallout 4 but now after playing this game it feels like the other ones are trash. I just can't stop replaying this game, I've done it 6 times already and I'm planning to do my 7th. The witcher kind of made cyberpunk in a bad place because I have high expectations for it and I'm super hyped. It kind of also made a tear into my eye since I know most chance we wont be playing as the legend geralt anymore in the next witcher.
@@okbro5854 I feel you, man. But trust me Cyberpunk will take us on hella wild ride.
@@labret2 Oh I don't doubt that but it's just going to be hard to find a game that's better than the witcher and cyberpunk might just do it.
I'm a sailor, and the song causes deep sadness inside. The lyrics...
I'm literally crying right now, so much emotions :(
Replaying this mastepiece in just a week. Let's go Witcher 3 Complete edition
let my cry
2022 and I still can't get over the 'Kaer Morhen drop-off', into a hollow and generic world. I returned to Skellige once more for comfort, but the emptiness hit even harder there with the majestic landscape and its salty melancholy, carved forever into this tune... nothing but a memory. Then BaW tried to fix it, but instead of the 'KM drop-off' it had the 'cemetery-dawn', with your trusty companion gone for good. A soft rustle in the wind.... could it be? No, all that's left is the Wind in the Caroberta Woods.
CD Projekt needs to create a game entirely based off of Ireland/Scotland/Scandinavia with the distinct human groups historically found in those lands between 600 and 800 AD. Throw in an amalgamated collection of myths, monsters and benevolent races from the cultures mythologies, add a dash of create-a-character and RPG elements and they could have the best fantasy game (or series) in the recent decade of gaming. In my own humble opinion of course.
That would be my dream!!
That woman's voice is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. :')
I still play this masterpiece in 2019
I would love to forget the whole story and exploration areas, only so that I could enjoy it for the first time once again. I have never experienced such feelings in any other game. Words cannot describe it.
Everytime I play Witcher, and I'm on Skellige I go for horse ride through Ard Skellig with my bear armor, slowly and gently, watching beauty of island, blue sky and listening this soundtrack, even if it could take more than hour, I don't hurry.
It is even more emotional if you red all books of witcher and know Geralt as your pocket.
I never comment anything on the internet, but I thought this was worth sharing. I never had any friends during my life, I only had my family, and I thought I was really lucky to have them. Years passed on and eventually my extended family split up, I lost them. We used to go on vacations to a nordic style place like this, full of mountains, lakes and snow with my dad, my sister and mother. My parents split up too after we went to that place, each going to different homes.
that would be my last vacation ever.
When I listened to to this song playing while riding Roach close to the mountains, I always think about the happy times I had with my family, Its the only single player game I ever bought, thank you CDProjekt for bringing back so many happy memories to me.
Man it will be good..... You are surely good guy with big heart....
😊😊 that was touching to read. Wish you all the best
I remember reaching skellige going through missions before i just stopped. Letting this gorgeous masterpiece wash over me, forgetting im in a game, just riding my horse, in the rough, barren wilderness, with the sad, soft tunes serenading me. It was and to this day still is the most out of world gaming experience ive ever had.
I named my dog "Geralt" so that everytime I call him I will remember the memories of me just enjoying Witcher. I will treasure those memories, always.
the dedication lol
My dog is named 'the stuffed unicorn'
@@prashantchhetri2803 bruhh reallyy? that's cool man HAHAHA
My bike is named Roach :D
@@dimitritzer5028 Does it teleport to you? XD
_N O S T A L G I A_
Мне не будет стыдно, если я уроню слезу. А потом перепройду игру ещё раз 😉
The first time I heard this I had to stop for a moment and take a breath with my eyes closed.
1:12 that ah-ahh feels so good
At first I thought it was like that but then I found it was 'on chnoc' in Irish or Scottish (I think they're pretty similar but definitely have some differences)
kamil szymonik good to know bro thx
Heck yes, best part :D
On a rainy day hearing this masterpiece, it feels so good and sad at the same time
Skyrim : What are you?
Skellige : I am you. Just better.
+1
pretty much
No
@@user-maiia This is some shit in your mouth ??
Nope
Best song of the game, hands down. For me, this is up there with the Morrowind theme and the Tundra theme from Skyrim.
Playing next-gen version for series X.Still breathtaking😭
Who else just want to buy house, not too big, sit on a rock, and look. At the see, at the trees, and think "This was a great time"? Or is it just me?
Me and also playing this song🤧
this game is a miracle that will never happen again
A new game will come around, always will. It won't give us the same feeling as this game but something different that's still good. I can't wait. For me it was Assassin's Creed Odyssey
The Only Studio. Prosperity, good health and more inspiration to Red Project (EA, Blizzard, Bioware keep your dirty hands away - all of you had your chance and all of you failed us).
Thank You with lowest bow.
Witcher is possibly the only game which fucking makes it right, best regards to Sapkowski for the "realistic philosophy". There are no "right" decisions in this life, but decisions for which you ought to bear consequences if you are real man whether it will be blessing or curse in the end.
TheImpactus I'd argue greatly against that. Now I completely love W3, it was refreshing to have to think about my choices. But reality is, that the world is filled with Black, grey and white. I'd compare Witcher 3 and the others to that of the First World war, there is no real good or bad, both existed on both sides, (The bloody baron and the haunted island quest lines I loved for it). While for the likes of say bioware games I'd say it's more World War Two, where there was Black and White, good and Bad.
However I still await a game that has a great mix of it, bioware and other games with morality system are always like, this choice is good, this is bad. Witcher however ever choice seamed neutral, now I do wish for morality systems to go and for more not obvious good or bad, but such things should also remain.
I can't really think of a game that has a good mix, but one that does stand out (apart from some choices in Witcher 3) was in Kotor 2, when you can or don't give money to a refugee asking for money, regardless of your choice it ended in bad either way, bad choice, the refugee went away and beat up another for money, good choice, the refugee would be mugged
I like how you pointed the "realistic philosophy" part that well. It was one of the first things I noticed in this game, because it's actually my own philosophy. "Bad" and "good" just exist in our heads
+Vincent Law There are no truths,only interpretations.
Even tho the music in Witcher 3 is absolutely stunning you never got the full experience without playing it WITHOUT ANY music.
Being alone in the woods just the trees rustling, animal or monster noises in the distance... fantastic!
regal ancestor spirit boss fight music and atmosphere in elden ring reminded this to me. never thought i'd feel like this again. after 7 years i think my heart is gonna break one more time when i beat elden ring. this time i'm experienced but still not ready for that emptiness.
Exactly ! It gave off very similar vibes, a feeling of peace and respect towards nature. Ancestor Spirit's theme reminded me of this ost immediately. Both are amazing games.
skellige is my favorite land in the witcher
Mine too!
Oh my god. It’s been a while. My entire soul reverberates when it feels them opening notes. Reminds me not just of musical beauty , but of the story’s , lessons , character and choices in this beautiful land. The Witcher 3 isn’t really a game , it’s most certainly a life experience that everyone should endeavour upon. Thank you CDPR.
The moment when you ride a horse and see this beautifull background, hills, forest, snow, wildlife....and you just slowly ride on your horse throw it. Than you stop your horse on the hill and watch it for a minute, i never did it in other games but in the Witcher 3 Wild Hunt i did it plenty times. You didnt bought it? Shame on you, you should play it and if you download this game from TPB tna i hate you and i wish you bad luck. This game deserve every coin it is rly cheap for that kind of masterpiece.
+Cascco I bought this game 2 times. One copy for me and one copy for a friend. So I spent around 100 € on this game. And believe me, I don't regret it.
+RaizerWalker u spent 50€ for your friend? thats pretty faithful
+RaizerWalker Expansions as well?
and then your horse decides to ruiun your immersion by running into you or spazzing out
Skellige was my favorite part of the game, that and the blood and wine dlc
You guys destroyed my entire Assassin's Creed experience 😆
I played Valhalla before The Witcher 3 and when I finally arrived at Skellige with this song playing… I knew instantly that Valhalla was a pale copy of the ambiance Skellige offers. Sad because I always loved AC franchise, but I don’t think this game can be beaten in terms of masterpiece. I’m flabbergasted honestly. Can’t believe I didn’t play this game sooner.
Shit gives me the chills can't wait for Blood and wine!
18 days!
YUP im too hyped
That's right, I'm literally foaming @ the mouth for Blood & Wine.....
haven't even finished the game yet im barley level 22 and had this game for 6 months
elchucofried barley xD
I felt so empty after beating the game and standing alone at Kaer Morhen..
Get the expansions. Blood and Wine will leave you in even more tears.
Leave Kaer Morhen
Kaer Morhen died when Vasemir died
I wish I could delete my memories and play this piece of art again
Same tho
I played it after a year and I was surprised by how much I'd forgotten, sure it won't be exactly like playing it for the first time but you'll be surprised by the extent to which you can fall in love with it all over again...
yes and no .. i have like 10 playthroughs the last being over 1 year ago ... and to be honest i know pretty much everything right away if i were to start a new playthrough so i cant relate
Thats why you don't play it 10 times lol
Read the books. You wont be disappointed, and there is plenty of content to keep you busy.
I just started playing this game again, first time in years, and never made it to Skellige in my previous go. While I was looking at my map, preparing looking for the nearest post to travel to the other side of the area, I started paying attention to the music. The gentle atmosphere it gave off, followed by truly beautiful vocals, I couldn't bring myself to fast travel. I wanted to ride across the land, discovering whatever I may along the way, and feel as engrossed as I could with the beautiful soundtrack. I mingled with townsfolk, explored some beautiful ruined village, picked a fight with a much higher level fiend and won it, all because of a stunning ambient song that doesn't pull your attention to it in the slightest, is just there as set dressing for your adventures.
If there's one thing I learned about CDPR, spending a few days in this world off the heels of spending weeks in Cyberpunk's, it's that they are masters of immersion, and make worlds that you can live in and experience just as well as the characters you're existing alongside. I love this game, and for the first time since getting it all the way back in 2016, can't wait to see it through to the end.
-Dad, why my sister's name is Rose?
-Cuz your mother likes Roses.
-Thank you dad.
-No problem The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt OST - The Fields of Ard Skellig (Extended)
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@@SagarDas-fs6og U goddamn right
lol
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I am playing the Witcher 3 to escape thinking abouth the death of my 28 years old wife who died from breast cancer two months ago. You have no idea how much its helping
May you find peace, my friend.
Our deepest sympathies friend
Try playing "The Last of Us". Felt empty after playing Witcher 3, but didn't even compare to TLOU.
Death is a part of life, it's just the next step into the void, you'll see her again. sending love from Texas
Sad to hear that, i hope RPG video games makes your mind to stay away for some hours, enjoy and have fun, she'll always be with you as far as you remember her ;)