The Witcher on Netflix

Who else here has checked out The Witcher on Netflix? I haven't read the books but I have played Witcher 2 and 3, so I'm not 100% up to date on all of the lore but I have a pretty good understanding of the world and characters.

I did already see Season 1 last year and quite enjoyed it. I am excited to hopefully start watching Season 2 this week!

I am curious to hear everyone's thoughts on this show! If you haven't seen it, if you like dark fantasy medieval stuff, this will probably be right up your alley!

Great show!! Season one was great, I just recently finished season two which was also amazing. I have never read the books or played the games but after watching the show I would like to give the games a try.

I enjoy the show. It isn't super fast pace (it can kind of drag sometimes) but overall I enjoy watching it!

Agreed! The show can definitely drag a bit.

Finally finished season 2! I can officially say I really enjoyed it, probably even more than season 1 (and I like origin stories/story setup!). It can indeed drag a bit at times, but I rather enjoy the extra lore/dialogue they throw in there.

Honestly, I was quite impressed with most if not all aspects of this season.

I am really excited for season 3!

Yea it really was good. I am excited for Season 3 to get going as I think it will pick up quite a bit in pace.

I enjoyed season 3 quite a bit but with the show's writers saying they don't care about the source material and Henry Cavill leaving and Liam Hemsworth taking his place, season 4 will be a hard sell for me. I still might check it out but I already have a bad feeling about it.

I have not even watched Season 3 yet, I just can't bring myself to knowing that Cavill is leaving.

Do it! Just rip the band-aid off. It's possibly the last of the good stuff we'll see from this series. It might not be 10/10 material but I still enjoyed it.

Yea, I will get around to watching it eventually. Problem is, I have no memory of what happened in S1 or 2. I only remember that I was very confused during both.