Oh, yes, I see... It's not a cat. Sorry.
...that's.... that's brilliant, wichat !
CDPR should replace Yennefer's raven with a cat.
Image a cat jumping into that soldiers guts and playing piano with his remains ~
Oh, yes, I see... It's not a cat. Sorry.
...that's.... that's brilliant, wichat !
CDPR should replace Yennefer's raven with a cat.
Image a cat jumping into that soldiers guts and playing piano with his remains ~
You know, a kestrel looks different. In this trailer it's indeed a raven. I thought about that, because imo there have to be a reason it's a raven and not a kestrel. Maybe because the crafting would cost too much time and the raven coincidentally came fly by? Still didn't find out where it comes from exactly in the trailer, though.It is not a raven, it is a magic kestrel that is most likely inspired by a dialogue between Geralt and Yennefer in one of the books, I cannot remember which one at the top of my head though...
Any chance that we can get the music from the opening?
Is that the full cinematic or just an excerpt?
:teeth:
You know, a kestrel looks different. In this trailer it's indeed a raven. I thought about that, because imo there have to be a reason it's a raven and not a kestrel. Maybe because the crafting would cost too much time and the raven coincidentally came fly by? Still didn't find out where it comes from exactly in the trailer, though.
In that regard the Witcher 2 opening cinematic with Letho did a better job.
@gregski is that some sweating I spot there at Team Triss?
I'm very intrigued to know what Yen did there in the middle of the fight. And I guess prologue will be in No Man's Land since Geralt trying to find her there.
P.S. That strength to cut off the horse's head, I know one man who could do the same thing.
Yes.It's the full intro.
The intro video of Witcher 2 showed Letho killing king Demawend and therefore it lay the foundation for the setting and situation of the game. Everything in the trailer was based on a coherent story. Letho chose a situation to kill the king in which he was vulnerable and only protected by a few men who didn't expect an attack on the ship. Letho fulfilled his plan and killed the king. The Witcher 2 was called "Assassin's of Kings" and the intro with Letho is imo an almost perfect introduction to the topics in the game, even without Geralt being in it.Really? The Witcher 2's intro wasn't focused on Geralt either but on a character that plays a key role in the game, so I can hardly see any dissimilarity in terms of setting between the two intros.