I played the games and greatly enjoyed them, especially The Witcher 3. One of the reasons I liked it so much was that it was not just another boring linear game, but instead offered a vast open world that allowed you to explore as you wanted, with tons of side quests, and it allowed you take the main story in many directions.

With this said a movie/series needs to do a much better job keeping the plot and its characters easy to follow. This is where the series fails horribly, I was able to follow all the jumps between timelines but with much strain on my brain, a series should not be like taking a geometry test, it's supposed to be enjoyable.

I have one simple suggestion for the writers, DATES. Want to help your audience Follow your plot and all your jumps between timelines then just add a date at the beginning of each jump. Then your audience will have a better understanding of what it is they're watching I'm not sure who made a decision just to mindlessly jump between the timelines without any warning and expect the audience to figure it out but they should be fired. It's not cute it's not mysterious it's not unique, it's confusing. There were also many slow spots which I don't typically have a problem with if the slow spot is at least interesting and the characters that are participating or interesting but most of the time they weren't and it wasn't. So writing give us six. Maybe they'll do better in season two

As for the acting most of it was decent I'm not sure why every movie that is made in a medieval setting has to have so many characters that seem to come straight from London, but I can live with that as long as they're decent actors and Most Of them are not bad. Henry Cavill I think does a very good job geralt So for acting I give it a 6.5.

The production is not too bad there were some cheesy scenes that reminded me of the old 80s movies but overall a 6.5 for production.