The Witcher Iceberg Explained
443K views · Jun 1, 2021 · Gaming
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@natiscool · 5 years ago · pinned
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@hadounek · 5 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn53HCeeBLE&t=438">7:18</a> in blood of elves, Dandelion points out to Geralt that the horse his riding on isn't Roach but a random chestnut coloured one. Geralt corrects him by literally saying out loud that he names every single one of his horses Roach.
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@kotarldo · 5 years ago
In Spain, Roach is translated as "Sardinilla"... little sardine.
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@Sunflower41XD · 5 years ago
Everybody gangsta until Shrek is a Witcher, another 10/10 video
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@wasganzandreas6108 · 5 years ago
There is a book in Witcher 3 about cats and magic, which states that cats, like dragons, are sensitive to magic. Cats seek out places of magic and choose them as a place to sleep. In one of the Witcher books, can’t remember which one, Triss states that Witchers have a sort of anti-magic-aura, which is why it tingles if a Witcher touches a sorceress. That is the reason cats don’t like Witchers, because they block magic.
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@SiM717 · 5 years ago
What I love about Roach name in Polish is that it's indeed a small fish....but also a pun - you see - Płotka a horse - is often tied to a fence while Geralt is in a small village....a word "fence" in Polish is "Płot" - so "Plotka" could be interpreted as a horse that is tied to the fence quite often. It's a pun and a dad joke - most Geralt thing ever.
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@selfawaremeatpuppet413 · 5 years ago
In Cyberpunk actually there's a book called "The Chronicles of Titania" that references a woman who is traveling between worlds but is from a "primitive world, long stained by feudalism". She's described differently but I think it's a potential nod to Ciri
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@Black_Wolf_Videos · 5 years ago
Shrek is a witcher. Can't change my mind.
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@steakslapn9724 · 5 years ago
Reading the books right now. The more I read the more I appreciate how hard CDPR worked on the witcher 3. They captured sapkowskis world so well. The Netflix series however. I like less and less the more I read... its just not even close to as good. Geralt and Yens relationship is romantic in the books. And yen her self is more powerful, and more fierce, and it's a big reason why Geralt is so struck by her. Dandelion is better in the books. He's not just a big man child. He's a shit head at times, but is still an able man, and him and Geralt are bros, like tight AF, in the show Geralt seems to constantly be annoyed with jaskiers presence.
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@atalukdar2004 · 5 years ago
Additionally for the "Cats are Monsters Theory", you can use Yen's Potestaquisitor (The device used to detect the Dimeritium bombs disturbing her magic) on cats. If you do, the Potestaquisitor will hum louder the closer you are to a cat. Geralt even has a voice line of him shooing away the cat if you attempt this. Credit goes to xLetalis as this was in one of videos!
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@Shifty5859 · 5 years ago
for dandelions age, someone made a good point by mentioning that at least through the games I think the stories of Geralt were all told through dandelion, as he is the writer of the story he intentionally keeps himself youthful through the stories as he always holds himself to a high regard.
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@alucardonus · 5 years ago
Ciri in Cyberpunk has her easter egg... Remember all the ucking dashing enemies in CP77? Someone seen Ciri and designed implants to mimic her dashes... Thats my theory
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