>Game requires you to read 2,100 pages of books just to play the first game
Game requires you to read 2,100 pages of books just to play the first game
>he didn't read The Witcher back in 90s
Zoomer begone.
The audio books can be found on YouTube
Why would you read it period? The books are awful genre fiction trash
Nobody read that garbage. Nobody gave a fuck about witcher until 3. Simple facts.
Have sex.
>why do people that like fantasy read fantasy
hmm...
I don't recommend it. It's kind of bad, really.
The short stories are fine. The overarching long form stories are mediocre, but I hear they read far, far better in Polish, Russian, Spanish, and Hungarian.
>why do people that like shit eat shit
hmm ?
>game was made only for true fans of the books
>I hear they read far, far better in Polish
Nah
why would you use a audio book? i find that i read faster by myself
"fantasy" doesn't exist, the genre is called "tolkienesque"
I've read them in Russian. The answer is "no, they don't."
Newfag doesn’t remember the daily Dragon Age vs. Witcher 1 threads
>Yea Forums
>Reading
There are multiple reasons why you are all dumb as shit.
dilate
>The books are awful genre fiction trash
This is the best kind of book
worked on my machine without reading books
Non fiction is the only literature worth reading.
If I wanted to read fiction, I'd open my college textbooks
Big IQ man, I tip my hat to you sire.
This.
The games are literally the only fucking halfway decent thing that came out of this franchise.
>in order to enjoy the books you have to . like low entry fantasy genre that tries really hard to be subversive but ends up being Joss Whedon tier quip-fest
I stopped after the first book. It was insufferable. IT felt like Men in Tights but not funny.
>game requires OP to not be a cocksucking faggot just to play
Well, guess you should find a new hobby.
but then how would i know how geralt met yennifer of virginbirth and friends?
I played Witcher 1 before reading the books. You can do that as well. It works since Geralt is supposed to have amnesia. Sure some references go over your head but it's not that bad.
>read 2
You mean 8.
yeah i also did that and also played witcher 2. it was sort of confusing in some parts but not too bad.
Everything's in the glossary.
>stop enjoying things I don't like!
Europe in a nutshell
Are these books well-written?
Good enough for me that I buy them. Though I'm not Yea Forums enough to say if they are great.
Pretty good for genre fiction.
t.redneck
The books were pretty short compared to your average fantasy novels, and actually decent.
The way it ended was a giant "fuck you i'm tired of writing this series" though.
Listen to them on audio. The reader goes above and beyond. Excellent way to cut down on boring drives.
i’d be fucking pissed if i read through the books just to be rewarded with the garbage witcher 3 climax
>enjoy things I don't like! you can't criticize them!
United States of Trannies in a nutshell
The Witcher was and still is a cult classic.
The Witcher 2/3 is widely accepted to be dumbed down entries catering to the masses (like Mass Effect 2/3).
I don't like other people's voices in my head.
I have all witcher books in my ereader, almost done with Blood of Elves, pretty enjoyable so far.
>90s
it wasn't even translated into English then
found the socialist
2x speed bro, get some wireless headphone and you can listen faster than you can read without your eyes or hands being involved. It's all the benefits of speedreading like an autist and you don't have to hold a book in front of your face the whole time allowing you to do some sort of manual task while listening such as, driving, cooking/eating, sewing your old clothes, knife sharpening, painting, whittling, grinding in RPGs, all while listening and appreciating the text. So long as it isn't something that involves the language processing center of your brain you're total fine.
People who actually read books by eye and hand just aren't very good at managing their time.
In the original Polish they're great, Sapkowski is really clever and it comes through in his writing. English translation is rather perfunctory and looses all the charming wit of the original.