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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 😄

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Nicole is physically and facially 100% my type and I think she's beautiful but her 'career' revolves around doing very weird & gross stuff on the microphone.

This movie is awesome:

Queen Meve of Rivia from Thronebreaker and the later Witcher novels is depicted like this in CDPR, with golden armor. It does not appear that any of her knights wear gold armor either. Various English kings wore golden armor suits as well, historically: In the books, Geralt stumbles into an ongoing battle that has nothing to do with him and is forced to fight on accident. After the battle he ends up getting knighted by Meve for his 'achievements' as Geralt of Rivia. The Thronebreaker cutscene shows Geralt smirking at Meve while she knights him. Then he deserts her army just like in the books. I just finished Book 1 a second time again and Sapkowski writes of Geralt's contempt for knights, similar in his mind as mafia enforcers with the feudal system as a criminal organization. The first time I saw this character trait is at the very beginning of Witcher 3 in White Orchard where Geralt meets the Nilfgaard Officer pretending to show concern for the peasants.

Looks like they took some inspiration from both dark souls and bloodborne.

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