dude some even said they made her ugly ... she looks like fucking Tricia Helfer!
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The ugly comments are fucking hilarious. She's a perfectly attractive older woman at this point, and quite honestly, if I'm going to be forced to take up her mantle as the player character, I'll have a much easier time identifying with a hardened older woman as a Witcher than a young adult girl with perpetually running mascara.
I didn't enjoy playing the Ciri bits at all in TW3, but this version of Ciri is about as palatable as it could have been, and I'm open to it. Especially if I can customize her playstyle like I could Geralt, so that it's not just fast, whippy, lightning zippy-zappy whatever-the-fuck that was in TW3.
Ciri?
EDIT: guessed it.
Is it faithful to the source material? (I have no idea what's going on?
Beyond bored of both sides hijacking games for their identity me so specia outlooks. Get a personally FFS. Oh no she's a bit hench for a woman. She's been training and killing monsters most her life. On no people mad because woman in game. literally wgaf Geralt was awesome but the arc has ended for now nice and naturally.
If you read the books you'd be pretty excited about Ciri being the protagonist as in the books she just goes off into the sunset whereas now we get to see her return pick up the mantle and possibly get some new settings in France and England.