Geralt of Rivia

I have been meaning to get the Witcher III for the Switch so I wanted to ask those of you who have it: How good is it in terms of performance, content and gameplay? Does it hold up against the console version? I appreciate any relevant answers!

What would children from witchers look like?

I always get a feeling that the build which I have for Geralt is not that great and there are much more better builds for him. The answers in online websites are too much in detail. I am interested in Signs+Combat Builds. Any suggestions ??

Let's say he gets his basic stuff from the start of TW3, he is tasked to find holy grail, and also goes the same path as he did and face same challenges on his way to the end.

If there are any other characters from the Witcher universe you think could take on Gmork, feel free to say so.

Hands down I believe this is the best game I ever played I just got one question for you veterans if I completed blood and wine can I still do their can only be one Quest to get the best sword on the game?

Can someone dumb down adrenaline for me? I've read that you get it by striking an enemy I guess or killing them? I don't understand if it makes your attacks stronger or if it's supposed to be used for some kind of ability? Please help.

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I just read Chapter 9 of Lady of the Lake and wtf! What I am more confused about is wth is left to be told in the following 3 chapters. First of all, this has to be the single best chapter in all of the saga but I cannot believe the death toll in this chapter. Even though it was the longest chapter yet, it still felt like too much info. Checklist:

Milva, Cahir, Angloume, Regis all died?! Like wtf. Having played the game, I knew some of them will die but not all of them! Also how can Regis survive something like that to appear later in DLC? Imma ignore that.

Bonhart that evil mf got what he deserved however I expected Geralt would battle him at least once before he died. Still pretty satisfying.

Vilgefortz should have been killed off later but he too got the sword in this one.

Finally, Emperor revealed himself to be Duny as well and wtf he wants to bang his own daughter?!

Anyways the point is too much happened in this chapter and I couldn't resist processing it by posting it here. I cannot process whether to be sad about Hanza's demise or to be happy about the trio reuniting or to be relieved that those two evil pieces of shit got what they deserved. Its just too much. What a massive payoff this chapter was after all those lengthy and frustrating chapters. I want to experience this live man and I hope Netflix mends its ways and make that happen satisfyingly.

I recently read a rumor about a new Witcher game with a character creator and I wanted to discuss this with you guys. I think it would be a nice change to have our own protagonists as the Witcher, completing contracts on the Path. It is my belief that such a change would bring a breath of fresh air into the world of the Witcher, making it a unique experience for everyone. That said, it might be a difficult concept to execute, as it could make the story less interesting in a way, since the characters we already know might not be directly connected to the plot. An interesting idea, nonetheless.

In the Secondary quest on Novigrad, I failed to capture nor kill the real murderer. I couldn't help the anger I felt after I saw Nathaniel, so instead of interrogating him, I chose to cut off the whoreson's head. Anyway, do you guys have any Idea where this vampire could be after the quest ended?