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Russian paratroops after the raid of the H-airport (at the same spot of Ukraine's first lady.) That particular ruined aircraft has become symbolic: Before it was destroyed.

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tons more appeared today: Unknown, the first probably Russian Guard (militarized police), with the black uniforms and the tactical shield. One soldier has an anti-drone EMP gun.

(140) Critique of The Witcher: Farewell of the White Wolf - Geralt and Yennefer's Wedding mod - YouTube Interesting critique, and he catches a few small inconsistencies. This mod was in the process of being made before the W3 so it made some errors by the time it released in 2020. I really like how the mod includes the missing content from the games- Geralt's time with the Wild Hunt.

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@Enrico_sw @SympathysSilhouette I'm doing Farewell to the White Wolf and find that it is actually really well researched and written. It is fanfiction that makes sense. If you guys are interested about the probable fates of many of the characters from the games, the footage can be skimmed around. As I'm reading the subtitles in the characters' voices, I find myself reasonably immersed into what's going on. They also made Kaer Morhen with the W2 engine as a main setting.

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Most of the actors admit that they didn't read the books: I wouldn't be surprised if the Witcher actors - outside of superman- read or played the games.

Children of Hurin was super boring. I kept on zoning out while it was on. I understand why Tolkien never published it despite many edits. The villain's name "Morgoth" and "lands between" made its way into Elden Ring. On the other hand Game of Thrones is skillfully written and engaging. GRRM is really good at writing things from the perspective of children and good at writing witty dialogue. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is also engaging, but more in the area of detailed description rather than dialogue. Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King are better than the Two Towers. LOTR is more artistically written than GOT. Tolkien was a good illustrator and had extensively planned his world building/lore before he made the trilogy.

I like real time strategy games like Starcraft, Age of Empires, etc. However the genre has fallen out of favor. There was no starcraft 3.

A lot of photos have surfaced of elite Russian soldiers recently. Russian special forces (SSO) operatives Special Operations Forces (Russia) - Wikipedia Overall, the Russian army in the Ukraine is incredibly irregular/diverse in appearance.

Not surprising as there are some 50 Russian airfields in Belarus.. The Russian forces, after a few quiet days restarted the artillery offensive, slowly creeping forward with many force recon probes, directing airstrikes and artillery strikes. Berestovoe was destroyed, turned into a dead town and was recorded here: There is a huge cluster of Ukrainian forces now, literally two echelons of forces soaking up the firepower. I doubt that the Russians would be satisfied with another 2-2 1/2 weeks of bombing. This bombing might go on for another two cycles, a month. Or more.

Before watching, the Ciri/Hjalmar option requires some creative writing to get it done. Overall, the premise is weird. In the W3 the two characters do not interact at all. Hjalmar only says a bit to Geralt about Ciri in the W3, recalling events from the novels where they had a childhood crush (around 12-14 yrs old..). Sapkowski writes Hjalmar as a kid, nothing special really. Then in the CDPR Skellige storyline the adult Hjalmar is revealed to be a dilemma- likeable in some ways, and a complete jackass in others. His King ending is a bad one, due to his mad lust for violent honor. Gallahad, the other option is from the novels. It is canon. But the problem however is that Sapkowski gave him very little characterization outside of being an average Toussant-like knight. He is supposed to be an empty vessel for the Reader to imagine. In a way I see the CDPR knight from the Tourney quests to be a slightly perverse interpretation of this character. Neither characters are compelling romantic interests for Ciri. It would take some serious fan fiction to make it seem right.

I dunno, it seems like her beauty is the most important part of her 'career' lol.

I had an intern that was a fan of Soros..he was also an aspiring politician. When we are 21 years old, anything seems possible, anything to do with power seems desirable with no real drawbacks. Soros is so incredibly obsessed with his interpretation of Karl Popper's "Open Society" concept that he would spend tens of billions of his fortune to do so.

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This is the full walkthrough of the fan-made 'final act' of the Witcher-Geralt story. Many fans got together and made this, and they were very serious about it. The writing is very detailed and 'Farewell of the White wolf" definitely requires the player to at least have played Witcher 2/3 and read the books to fully understand it. 2 of the 3 endings are entirely book based (books 7 and 8). The Mod uses the Witcher 2 engine and Witcher 1 music. It looks like an effort to provide closure for many of the key characters in Witcher 1, 2 and 3. This expansion is based on the unofficial Sapkowski short story "Something ends, Something begins". The author has said that it is not canon but fans thought otherwise: (137) Farewell Of The White Wolf [The Witcher 2 MOD] - YouTube (137) The Witcher: Farewell of the White Wolf - Geralt and Yennefer's Wedding | Full Walkthrough - YouTube (137) The Witcher: Farewell of the White Wolf - All 3 different Endings - YouTube