I found the first season quite intriguing. Being new to Witcher I had no prior knowledge of the story or characters. It therefore took time to realise that there were multiple timelines and to assemble it into some sense. I had high hopes for season 2 but these were somewhat diminished by the switch to a simple linear timeline and choices that seemed out of character. The 3rd season was a disaster. Other reviews have mentioned the main points: random scene shifts, loss of any concept of travel time, characters leaping from one location to another, and the main character becoming a sideline. What summed it all up for me was the dialogue. When scriptwriters resort to constant swearing as the only means of expression you know that they have "lost the plot". No doubt it reflects the scriptwriter's personal lack of vocabulary and limited ability to express meaning in words. For the viewer it is a complete turn off and destroyed what little credibility the show retained. Netflix needs to find writers who can produce meaningful and thoughtful dialogue and lose those for whom "f" is the most-used character on the keyboard.