This episode made me quit the show.
So, in this episode's battle, Geralt kills like 20 people, but for some reason decides to only break the wrists of the super dangerous deadly enemy mage? Then, with his sword in his hand, he runs past the incapacitated bad mage guy without killing him so that the said bad guy can obviously recover and be a threat again later on?
It's like they put 0 thought into writing. That bad bad writing could have been easily fixed if they just had Geralt slit the throat of the mage as he jumps into the portal, thinking he had finished the mage. Then have the mysterious bad guy appear and heal the dying mage then and there instead of later on.
I'm not even going to bother with the rest of the season.
I had hoped the first episode of this season would be good like the first episode of the last season at least (aka the only good episode of season 2).
It's not. It's really really bad.
So, in this episode's battle, Geralt kills like 20 people, but for some reason decides to only break the wrists of the super dangerous deadly enemy mage? Then, with his sword in his hand, he runs past the incapacitated bad mage guy without killing him so that the said bad guy can obviously recover and be a threat again later on?
It's like they put 0 thought into writing. That bad bad writing could have been easily fixed if they just had Geralt slit the throat of the mage as he jumps into the portal, thinking he had finished the mage. Then have the mysterious bad guy appear and heal the dying mage then and there instead of later on.
I'm not even going to bother with the rest of the season.
I had hoped the first episode of this season would be good like the first episode of the last season at least (aka the only good episode of season 2).
It's not. It's really really bad.