NORMALLY IT TAKES HULK PLAYING AN ENTIRE GAME 3 TIMES BEFORE SOMETHING POPS IN HULK MIND FOR ONE OF THESE SEGMENTS.... CLEARLY WITCHER IS OFF TO GOOD START..
WHEN HULK PLAYED WITCHER 2... SOMETHING ALWAYS NAGGED IN THE BACK OF HULK MIND.
A WITCHER IS THIS MYTHICAL SEX GOD DEMON FIGHTING GENETIC WAR LORD OF YORE YET THEIR GREATEST CREATION, THIS "GERALT OF RIVIA" HAS ON ONLY ONE OCCASION ACTUALLY THE ACTED THE PART.
YES, THE POLITICS, MYSTERY, AND EVEN BITS OF THE WRITING WERE FANTASTIC
BUT IN THE GRAND SENSE OF WELL, GERALT... BECAUSE IT'S ALL ABOUT GERALT
THE POLITICINESS AND ENDLESS BATTLE ROYALES ALWAYS FLOWED AGAINST THE CHARACTER FOR HULK
HULK CAN GET BEHIND A CHARACTER THAT EVEERY ONCE IN WHILE STOPS WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO FIGHT FOR BETTER GOOD / EVIL
BUT IN CASE OF WITCHER ITS LIKE HE TOSSED ASIDE THE RANGER THEN LEFT IT IN THE CLOSET FOR 359 DAYS OF ANY YEAR...
IT DIDN'T LOOK RIGHT.
AND WITH WITCHER 3 THAT SO FAR LOOKS TO BE CORRECTED
AS HULK BEGAN FIRST TOUR THROUGH POORER MORE DESPERATE SECTIONS OF "WITCHERLAND" HULK CAME UPON A CORPSE.
HULK WASN'T TRYING TO FIND A CORPSE.
HULK HAD NO INTEREST IN WHY CORPSE THERE OR HOW CORPSE HAD ONE HALF HERE AND OTHER HALF IN TASTY BERRY BUSH.
BUT WITCHER CARED
HE STEPPED DOWN, LISTEN TO THE WILDS, INVESTIGATED THE FINGERTIPS LIKE SOME SORT OF WITCHER CSI. ACTING AS IF HE HAD A SHERLOCK STYLED LIST OF CULPRITS IN HIS MIND THAT WAS SLOWLY BEING SHRUNKEN BY EACH LITTLE THING HE FOUND AT THE SCENE.
THEN CAME THE SOLUTION
WEREWOLF
WHICH LED TO A PROMPT ON WHAT WITCHER KNOWS ON WEREWOLFY AND WHAT MUST BE DONE WHILE BRUTALLY SMASHING THEM.
THIS WHOLE PROCESS, THIS WHOLE INTRICATE WHAT APPEARS TO BE RANDOM EVENT UNTIED TO ANYTHING, SHOWED GERALT IN HIS NATURAL SURROUNDING. IT SHOWED HIS EXPERIENCE, IT SHOWED HIS WILL, IT SHOWED HIS MASTERY AT HIS CRAFT, AND THE SOFT SWAYING OF LEAVES AND CREAKING OF BRANCHES AS IT PLAYED OUT MADE EVERYTHING SEEM MORE POSSIBLE.
AND INCREDIBLE MOMENTS LIKE THAT WE CAN LEARN ALOT FROM.
MAKES ALL THAT TALK OF ATMOSPHERIC STORYTELLING SEEM SOMEWHAT INTERESTING
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