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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8504726" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Andrzej Sapkowski has been much more hands off when it comes to what those who license his work do with it. From what I've read and heard about, all he asks is to be kept informed but has never/rarely demanded or requested changes or that a certain direction be followed. So you will find inconsistencies and different takes on the characters and lore in the various media. What you read in the books may not track 100% with what you experience in the video games, or what is shown in the TV series. Personally, I'm fine with that. I want the games to be consistent from game to game.&nbsp; I want the TV series to be consistent. Etc.&nbsp; But I'm fine with the books, games, and TV show having different canon. I think that the TV show has done a good job capturing the spirit of the story and the world. I'm especially happy with season two.&nbsp; I'm fine with the more responsible, paternal Geralt. Perhaps he was different when younger. You see a similar maturation with Vesemir in the animated film The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 8504726, member: 6796661"] Andrzej Sapkowski has been much more hands off when it comes to what those who license his work do with it. From what I've read and heard about, all he asks is to be kept informed but has never/rarely demanded or requested changes or that a certain direction be followed. So you will find inconsistencies and different takes on the characters and lore in the various media. What you read in the books may not track 100% with what you experience in the video games, or what is shown in the TV series. Personally, I'm fine with that. I want the games to be consistent from game to game. I want the TV series to be consistent. Etc. But I'm fine with the books, games, and TV show having different canon. I think that the TV show has done a good job capturing the spirit of the story and the world. I'm especially happy with season two. I'm fine with the more responsible, paternal Geralt. Perhaps he was different when younger. You see a similar maturation with Vesemir in the animated film The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf. [/QUOTE]

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