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I heard that Season 3 has a sharp drop in viewership. S2 was pretty successful and so was S1. What they seem to be doing is trying to do a 'middle way', having it appeal to both feminists and normal people, and feminists are increasing in number in the US. S2 disappointed many people and caused many fans to quit the show afterwards. In S3 they may have overreached as they have reduced Geralt's Role and the Show has gone down from approx. 30% books to maybe just 15%. Feminists see the world in extremely polarized & paranoid lenses and consider entertainment from 10-15 + years ago as being sexist or not feminist enough. The biggest inherent problem with the show is that the wrong writing team and the wrong directors, and the wrong company took charge of the project. These are not people who truly like Sapkowski's books and CDPR's vision for the saga. There were photos of their writing team that circulated a few years ago and they were mostly women with the male writers being effeminate looking. Their team has feminist-left wing leanings and the "Witcher" is too "sexist" for them. I saw some of the stuff on reddit written by Feminists about the games, show and the books and clearly they find it too sexist. Anya is pretty decent but I don't see her as Yennefer. Same thing for Henry cavill. The entire show is miscast outside maybe a couple of characters (Tissiana De Vries is great) On further reflection the show also resembles a jobs program. They have good funding and consume $millions of dollar per episode and have an excessive amount of props and characters. A lot of resources are wasted and looks more like their agenda is just to showcase their technical skills. The show would actually be better with fewer actors. Overall it's a hack show designed to further the careers of everyone involved except Henry Cavill & maybe some nameless ones. They aren't passionate about the Witcher and I suspect that most of the actors aren't even familiar with the games and the books. The actress that plays Mother Nenneke is black and has no idea who the character is. The character is more like a Head Nun. She plays her like she's a Black Witch Doctor archetype.

I am almost done reviewing Season 3 and they really should rename this show "Witches". There was already a lot of content in the first 2 seasons that wasn't in the novels and in Season 3 they went all in. It is now really in the main fan-fiction about the female sorceresses at Aretuza. Only a couple of scenes are from the books and some are not even in the right place chronologically. So if 30% of S1 & S2 were from the books in S3 they have reduced this even further. After reviewing this show I have also noticed that most of the Geralt quests that predate the first story book (Blood of Elves) have been modified or deleted. There are 3 books of quests and they only did maybe half a book of them. This really shows how reduced Geralt's role is in the Netflix show compared to the books. These books were vital for the character and world building. Freya Allen is really the star of the show and Anya may end up having things changed so she plays a much bigger role than she did in the books.

Polish blonde, very pretty & cute but eyes- face not angular-interesting enough for Ciri. Freya is still better.

As I'm rewatching stuff to prep for S3 it has come to me that The Netflix witcher is really not made for fans of the books & games. It is made for the "general audience" meaning everybody and it is really a teenaged fantasy show like Umbrella Academy directed by Lauren H. before she took on this job. The show has little to do with the books as an adaptation, it's like a Frankenstein monster where they looked at the games & books and just took whatever was convenient to tell their own story and do their own diverse casting. eg. In episode 1 S3 the "professor" appears and he is a character from Witcher 1 game lol, playing a role that has nothing to do with his role in W1. Fans of the books and games generally hate this show but I can imagine that people who know zero about the Witcher liking it a lot more. Freya is wearing tons of makeup and looks like she's at a fashion show. Freya herself I like in season 1 but afterwards the makeup gets worse and worse Freya has a face that makes her look very child-like for her age. But once Ciri is a teen and fully grown I think she should be recast with a someone who is more athletic and taller, and more womanly.

my instagram, twitter, and facebook accounts are complete failures as cut & paste advertising. They have brought in almost zero traffic. It seems like these social media have no SEO value unless you pay for it, attract followers from other platforms, or spend your life building the platform itself. Tiktok & youtube shorts on the other hand has had slow but steady traffic. Tittok is very stingy. Unless I get viral on tiktok I'll never get monetized in a reasonable timeframe, I only get around 60 followers a month by posting 2 advertisements a day.

I am reviewing Witcher Season 1 & 2. It seems that Freya Allen got a nose job? Her nostrils in public photos look like they shrunk.

For some reason she has always looked like an actress from the 1950s-1960s to me.

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It looks well made but I think a disadvantage is that it is turn based, a lot of people aren't into that so much.

how is the story of the game?

OMG, awesome. I remember this.

These are cosplayers wearing the outfit. That particular one is better than the rest. The actual character: And my statue of her:

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I think this madame is from one of the stories in the books!

I don't know why but she reminds me of women from the 1950s-60s films/shows but in color

hadeline needs to have a sexiness & beauty competition with Hannah palmer : D

kali muscle is still killing it 😄