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Surprising that somebody so fit and healthy looking would have these problems.

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re-watching the story from Witcher 1. It really does hold up and it is very loyal to the books. I think the remake has the potential to be extremely good, on par with W3 if the developers get their act together. The big setpiece in the end of the game, the civil war in a city could be amazing if done right. The remake will likely be a much smaller game.

Tea is fine as the caffeine is much lower. I drink coffee in the summer and coffee & tea in the rest of the year. I am addicted to caffeine but only at a moderate degree. I consume 300-400 mg of caffeine first thing in the morning and then 'recharge' with 100 mg once or twice for the rest of the day. So approx. 600-500 mg a day. In the US people drink a lot of strong coffee, an excessive amount. It is unhealthy. A lot of people diet by using coffee to control their hunger. They will drink far more than I do. Maybe twice or more.

I'm doing the Witcher book 2 (Sword of Destiny) for the second time. It's really great as I remembered. However on the second read I am picking up more things than I did in my first. The second story, 'A Shard of Ice' is the third story of the saga that features Yennefer and really deepens her character. This is where we get the stuff with her domestic habits (including the sex unicorn) and the complicated way she behaves in her relationship with Geralt. Istred also appears in the story. CDPR used this story to 'introduce' Yennefer in the W3 in White Orchard/Vizima and Skellige. It's quite uncanny to read it in print again. Then the first story of book 2, the "Bounds of Reason" we get the first real story where Geralt & Yennefer do a quest together and their characters deepened too. It shows how they kind of clash & banter which is what CDPR made them do all the time in Skellige. Like this story their relationship clashes end with a deepening of their relationship.