Yeah said in the FF7 delay, this game has been way to quiet lately to be hitting April. I think we might even see another delay. 

The problem was underestimating the average intelligence of the viewer. It was not really hard to keep track of, but this is like the 10th article I’ve seen about people complaining about how confusing it was.

Renfri mentions Queen Calanthe’s first battle about 5 minutes after Ciri states that Calanthe was her age at her first battle. This is in the first episode. It was fairly straight forward.
The jumping between characters and times is used to create parallels between the characters. And it does that fairly well.

Bingo. Much more Dunkirk. It’s a storytelling device, not a plot twist.

I am extremely surprised by how much people struggle to figure this out.

It wasn’t really jumping all over the place, though. If you were to cut all of Geralt’s scenes together, they all happened in the order they aired in. Same with all of Yennefer’s scenes and all of Ciri’s scenes. There were some characters who appeared in multiple timelines but given the context it was pretty clear…

Yeah, where Westworld used multiple timelines in its first season (and to a less effective result in the second) to create confusion and a late-season twist, The Witcher only did it as a way of depicting multiple series of events concurrently. The showrunner even said that she didn’t intend for it to be confusing.

It’s not Westworld here people.  It’s not *that* complicated.

Partial Remake? SE stated a few times that it’s going to be a full game, not just a full story. Don’t tell me you feel scammed by all 9 episodes of Star wars.

Only a month for FFVIIR? That’s not bad at all.

I’m getting the sense there are major issues Sony has with E3 we don’t know about yet.

Oh ffs, even here I can’t get away from this bullshit “GDQ is full of *drama*” narrative?

As I like to call the game: Mayans vs. the Internet 2012

The entire first ~1/3rd of the game is fantastic as you switch between playing as the murderer and investigators; playing a cat and mouse detective game against yourself. I loved the atmosphere and slowly unraveling mystery. It’s crazy just how fast and how badly it all falls apart in the latter half though.

Yeah, aside from the kikimora, striga, djinn, green and gold dragons, cursed hedgehog knight and doppler...no monsters whatsoever.

I hate it. I watched for 7 hours in a row. Terrible.

Why shouldnt the midwest get one? North Haverbrook has one! That’s where the Monorail is KING!

Also, they conveniently forget how many Republicans were talking about impeaching Hillary months before the election.

$50 is pretty cheap for decent shoes...

Don’t punch the messenger’s stomach, but regular men’s Adidas Advantages are $65, and I can’t imagine the Pokemon license making them any cheaper.