Witcher 3: what owners actually say

Owners point out that attractive female leads wear absurd tops — unbuttoned only in the chest area, deep V-cuts, or totally unbuttoned — which feels gratuitous and immersion-breaking.

Multiple owners note that women constantly throw themselves at Geralt, comparing it to a harem anime. This is acknowledged as consistent with the books but still striking in the game.

Players report that trying to romance both Yennefer and Triss simultaneously — which seems plausible given the characters — leads to consequences where neither relationship works out.

Owners observe significant backlash from some players about Ciri aging, developing as a character, or becoming a protagonist, with complaints framed around lore but perceived as driven by appearance and gender politics.

Owners specifically call out wanting more Ciri gameplay, praising her agile movement as the most fun fighting in the game.

Players report replaying specifically to make different romance choices, indicating the relationship writing is genuinely engaging and motivating.

Owners appreciate that Geralt's infertility and disease immunity have a logical in-world explanation for why women pursue him — a risk-free medieval encounter.