The production, world and (main) characters are all enjoyable. It does the adaptation of The Witcher world very well.

Season 1: But there are some issues in storytelling and continuity. Both in the different timelines, but also just in normal scenes. The dialogues or scenes aren't always clear and leaves a lot to suggestion. In the end you'll have those "ow, that's what they meant, or that's what happened", but that's quite unclear at times and distracts from the otherwise great series.

I still really enjoyed it, too bad for those moments, Looking forward to next season ;-)

Season 2: Good vibe again. Very good production. Started a bit trivial and didn't flow well coming from season one, but after looking up a recap of season 1 to get some idea again of the messy story, got into It again. Entertaining again, acting is fine, Henry Cavill rocks as the Witcher, but still the storytelling and dialogues are unclear and messy at times. The last episode was a bit generic, which is a pity because up to that moment I found the story quite original.

I'd like to give It a 9, but too many things go wrong to grant such a high rating, so I stick to my 8.

Season 3: Wow! What happened? It starts to fall apart! Cavill is still amazing as the Witcher, but I really start to get annoyed with the women in this series. Yennefer can't carry her role, Ciri is far from impressive. Not just in acting, also in just simply bad story-writing and dialogues. How can somebody who's supposedly so important do so many stupid things? Even after big lessons which make her "understand" and "impressed" only to make the same mistake 5 minutes later. Yennefer holding a speech which is far from impressive and convinces a crew of experienced sorcerers. Right. The characters and storytelling is even more in-cohesive as It already was. Also, It just becomes so soapy.

The action is still good, but the CGI is getting sloppy. The monsters are still very well made, but men, stop using those super obvious green screen scenes.

It's not looking good for the continuation of the series sadly. Especially knowing Cavill, the only solid thing left, isn't part of season 4. I guess this is goodbye.