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There will never be a feeling as playing Witcher 3 for the first time.

The 2 dlcs deserve their own video, they're amazing

Who else is waiting for the remastered to replay this again.

You missed the main quest: collecting all the gwent cards.

"I became a father a few months ago"
"I panicked and put the baby in the oven"

I'm extremely disturbed and incredibly depressed that not a single, "Pam pa ram! Pam, Pam pa ram!" made it into this video! 😢😄

Holy shit! He skipped the Balcony..

As someone with 1200+ hrs in Witcher 3 this is the freshest playthrough I have ever witnessed. Could not predict this man’s next move, well done

I've never once seen someone choose the Elven Rebel cut willingly. That alone made this playthrough unique.

That Bridge to Novigrad has the whole Population of Whiterun on it.

Oh boy, watching his romance choices made me brace for what's comming.

"I feel like I've missed 2/3s of the story."

Oh my dear, sweet summer child.

The worst part about The Witcher 3 is the absolute gut-punch you feel when you finally realise the game is finished and there’s no more story left.

So no Blood & Wine yet? Best DLC in gaming history

"My Geralt is a humanitarian"

Proceeds to kill the victim and lets the murderer go 😭

Witcher 3 hit me like a truck. I was that type that only played FPS and competitive games like Dota, CS, Battlefield, R6. It was the same routine every day. I’d boot them up hyped and then shut them down an hour later pissed off for no real reason. It felt like I was forcing myself to enjoy something that clearly wasn’t doing anything for me anymore.
My dad is obsessed with open-world RPGs. He’s got the full Witcher trilogy on his shelf and even the Witcher 3 soundtrack vinyl sitting right next to his PC, so every time I looked at that shelf it was basically staring back at me like, “bro, just try it.” A day or two later it went on sale for like 14 € and I stopped pretending I needed more reasons.
The moment I started it I instantly sank into this world and I was spending 7–8 hours a day in this game. My first playthrough took almost 190 hours, and it was the first time I ever sat through the credits of a game just staring at that screen with nothing in my head.
It was also the first time I experienced post-game depression and it was pretty bad, so just three days later I started another playthrough because I just couldn’t bear that strange emptiness.
Witcher 3 may not have changed my life directly, but it pushed me to try Life is Strange, which changed how I approach and treat people. It pushed me to play The Last of Us, which helped me understand my dad and the way he deals with grief. It pushed me into Cyberpunk 2077, which is to this very day the greatest and most gut-wrenching experience I’ve ever had with any medium.
It pushed me into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which turned out to be one of the most beautiful stories I’ve ever gone through and something that, with its themes, hit me way too close.
All of this came from a single game. Witcher 3 didn’t just change what I play, it changed why I play. And that’s something I’m never giving up again. - "It's just a videogame"

That moment when Geralt finds Ciri "dead"... I felt like I was choking.. and I still feel it to this day!
After playing the DLCs, you should watch the 10 years anniversary video they made... I've seen some react videos where people literally cried. This game is an absolute gem...

The fact that he went to Novigrad first then to Baron is nothing sort of amazing

The questions you answer in Vizima aren't really about bringing the player up to speed. By answering them, you retroactively choose what Geralt did in the previous game, which in turn changes some things available to you in this one.