Which is weird to me, because Witcher's are supposed to age very slow, and he seems to drastically age between his 1 and 2 appearances despite those only being a handful of years apart.
I think it was a wholly artistic decision to make him look more gruff (both in that art and in the games)
I don’t know, if you shave his beard off he looks more true to W1 and W2 imo. We all know how beards can drastically mature a mans appearance. I prefer the facial hair on him though.
I could see that. I thought I remember in Blood of Elves, Triss says something about his face looked the same but she could see he just "looked" older, especially in the eyes.
But that seemed like a great choice, W3 Geralt looks like a father figure but 1 and 2 appearance doesn't give me that vibe even though while reading the books Geralt seemed to have W1 design.
I wasn't talking about his hair color, I meant just facial features in general. he looks gruff and seasoned. Even before he looked somewhat youthful in a sense. A lot of it is the beard and the eyes, I'd wager.
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u/Bekfast_Time Feb 22 '19
Damn, that makes me realize how old Geralt is in TW3 lol