Now, The Witcher 3 wasn't perfect at launch, and it had its own general 'buginess' that actually endeared itself on fans (such as Roach sitting on top of a house). The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt won game of the year at The Game Awards in 2015, the third and last entry in Geralt's story, and the Netflix adaptation of the books has seen a huge boon as a result of the game's popularity.

CD Projekt Red adapted this story from Andrzej Sapkowski and made it a much bigger success. Without a doubt, The Witcher is pervasive in gaming culture and general nerd culture. Some companies who were once 'heroes' are currently 'villains' in the eyes of many regardless.ĬD Projekt Red's Hero and Villain: Witcher's Geralt and Cyberpunk 2077's V The beautiful thing is that it's not impossible to bounce back, but that doesn't happen over night. Over the past few years, several companies which were once held to high esteem have had a fall from grace. RELATED: Ben Affleck's The Batman Would've Been Like David Fincher's The GameĪs a general baseline, this can be applied to companies in the gaming industry. This action, mistake, or statement results in the hero being 'turned' into the villain, either directly in some cases or as a result of public perception. Boiled down, it means that the longer an entity or person are around, the more likely they are to commit some grievous error. Of course, this quote appears everywhere, but its appearance here is quite telling. There's also some very powerful quotes from the movie, including Joker's 'Why so serious' and Harvey Dent's 'You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.' The Dark Knight holds a special place in the hearts of many, ranging from its depiction of the Joker to its overarching portrayal of Batman.

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