Remember when the White Wolf was hired to kill beasts and it was fun to watch?
Remember when there was life in the writing?
Well now we have a boring ball with boring politics, boring 'reveal' repeats, predictable twists -
Oh, Geralt is not really jealous? Shock! Not.
Oh, it"s not Stregebor but Vilgefortz? Shock! Not.
Etc.
Ciri's probably been snatched by Vilgefortz already. I wish. That would at least be mildly interesting.
Tisseia is hopefully a villain.
I will watch the last three episodes, just to finish.
I knew something was very wrong when a teenage princess held a speech about bringing peace (yawn, I hear ya, Khaleesi...) and then slaughtering her kind 1 minute later.
And suddenly we have love again between Geralt and Yennefer, the writers too lazy to show why, instead making it a slapstick scene - not unfunny, but unworthy of the characters and the audience.
Bye bye Netflix come August.
Remember when there was life in the writing?
Well now we have a boring ball with boring politics, boring 'reveal' repeats, predictable twists -
Oh, Geralt is not really jealous? Shock! Not.
Oh, it"s not Stregebor but Vilgefortz? Shock! Not.
Etc.
Ciri's probably been snatched by Vilgefortz already. I wish. That would at least be mildly interesting.
Tisseia is hopefully a villain.
I will watch the last three episodes, just to finish.
I knew something was very wrong when a teenage princess held a speech about bringing peace (yawn, I hear ya, Khaleesi...) and then slaughtering her kind 1 minute later.
And suddenly we have love again between Geralt and Yennefer, the writers too lazy to show why, instead making it a slapstick scene - not unfunny, but unworthy of the characters and the audience.
Bye bye Netflix come August.