The Witcher 1 hasn't aged as well, so I'd skip it entirely. The Witcher 2 is definitely worth visiting after wrapping up everything else (show, books, The Witcher 3) if you're still thirsty for more. It's a narrative framework that introduces players to Geralt as he slowly pieces his memory back together while noodling around in the sociopolitical affairs of the land in a series of adventures that echo the themes and events of the books. He's made into a blank slate for players unfamiliar with the universe. This isn't to say they're not good games, but in order to start anew with its own canon separate from the books, CD Projekt Red gave Geralt amnesia at the beginning of the first game. The Witcher 1 and 2 aren't necessary in the slightest. If you're dying for more Witcher but don't want to commit to reading eight novels, here's how to get into the games, including what to play, what kind of PC you'll need to run them, and how to customize the experience to suit your playstyle. How to read these topics, 95% of just pryamorukih geeks, or who never cheats is not used and does not use, so let's ridicule everyone and everything.For those whose first introduction to The Witcher is through the Netflix series, getting into the games might be daunting. Everyone plays as he wants, everyone has a choice to use cheats or not, but does not force anyone to use them, if not fun to play against enemies die with 2 punches, but don't want to restart the difficult part for 10 times, why not use the cheat on immortality(I now had a trainer to take the half-elf, who resent the loss of Quint and throws in a dogfight, I'm 32, he's killing me with 4 strokes, it should be about 150, the fight in the narrow room, particularly not jump, so what to do in such a situation, what is better, to reduce the complexity(which can also be regarded as a cheat) to use the immortality or 250 times to reboot by killing your nerve cells, the question is rhetorical).
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