Don't you think that noonwraith lost her looks? As a mummy she was scarier than as a zombie.
I'd still tap datDon't you think that noonwraith lost her looks? As a mummy she was scarier than as a zombie.
Actually I think they look cooler in TW3. But that's just my opinion.Don't you think that noonwraith lost her looks? As a mummy she was scarier than as a zombie.
Actually, I prefer this kind of poludnica:
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But, it's OK...I don't mind how she looks ingame...
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I guess they didn't choose such a design because it is not wraith/creepy enough.
@Ljesnjanin
That design would be neat. I think it would work really well if from a distance it looked like your image but as you get closer/engage it in combat it turns into what it looks like in the final game
That design would be neat. I think it would work really well if from a distance it looked like your image but as you get closer/engage it in combat it turns into what it looks like in the final game
Beautiful girl with a scythe in her hand, roaming the field in the middle of the day and trying to behead Geralt? Creepy enough
@Docttj
That's the idea-gorgeous and seductive from distance, monstrous and terrifying when you approach her...Real poludnica=noonwraith
Not a big deal though, I am happy with current design...
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I wanted to write the same. :thumbup:
Anyway, the new design of poludnica is not as frightening as before. Skeletons don't scare anybody.
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But yeah, personally I prefer the old design. The new look's nice too, just seems less inventive to me.
Yeah but they visually reject you/turn you off, meaning you see the monster as a foul creature. It's a visual metaphor, isn't it?I wanted to write the same. :thumbup:
Anyway, the new design of poludnica is not as frightening as before. Skeletons don't scare anybody.
Plus, there is very little in movies or games that is really creepy. It's more about the mythological / mysterious and the metaphor than it is about the creeps.
The only thing I find really creepy are those "evil" kids in movies, that's kind of unsettling. Aside from that I am not really bothered by anything "creepy" presented in media.
It's a sickle. The scythe is the two handed one used upright with the reaping blade parallel to the ground at ankle height.Beautiful girl with a scythe in her hand, roaming the field in the middle of the day and trying to behead Geralt? Creepy enough
@Docttj
That's the idea-gorgeous and seductive from distance, monstrous and terrifying when you approach her...Real poludnica=noonwraith
Not a big deal though, I am happy with current design...
@Lieste
Yes, sorry about that...English is not my native language and scythe is the first word that came to my mind ???
Yes, sorry about that...English is not my native language and scythe is the first word that came to my mind ???
Slavic koschey (костій, кощей) is a full analogue of western lich.
Slavic volkodlak (вовкулака, волкодлак) - western werewolf;
How Kikimora (кикимора) was / can be translated I don't know
Slavic koschey (костій, кощей) is a full analogue of western lich.
Slavic volkodlak (вовкулака, волкодлак) - western werewolf;
How Kikimora (кикимора) was / can be translated I don't know
koschey and lich are two extramely different things tough. thay don't share nothing not in appaearence nor in power nor in lore
yeah i know. but koschey in witcher games is giant midless crab like thing, spot the differences