From a 7 in season 1, to a 6 in season 2, to a 5 overall in season 3.

A good example of having writers that do not understand the fantasy genre, which in turn leads to misunderstanding subversions of the genre, attemping to write a fantasy show, which just ends up being a genric superhero action series with a fantasy theme.

As average as average gets, which isnt exactly suprising from a netflix title.

The thing that sadden me the most is the extreme flanderization of Ciri's character arc, completely missing the point. The original intent of the character in the books was to show the flaws of her character archetype, instead of celebrating them, but instead all the subversive aspects and failures of her archetype have been removed and instead it has all been boiled down to the tropes and cliches of her character archetype that like every other generic fantasy action show has done for decades. I bet in this series Ciri will "fill her destiny" instead of giving it up and leaving for another world to make her own path.

I'm not even gonna get into the Ciri-Yennefer relationship arc, it is completely void of any substance in the series, as opposed to the books.

The writing is just kinda boring, overdone and extremely predictable.

"I planned Ciri as a monster, i wanted to show how people make a human into a monster" - A. Sapkowski.

Nothing about this is suprising ofcourse, if you look at the writers previous works and the writers interviews over the years.