I just watched The Witcher: Sirens of The Deep trailer and I'm curious about anyone opinion

know I'm late but 1 just watched the trailer and...it doesnt look. Or atleast for me. If you enjoyed it, props to you. I know won't.

I read the books, played the games and "A Little Sacrifice" (1 think that's the name of the short story in English) is one of my favourite short story and I didn't remember it like what Netflix is trying to do. AT ALL Fist off, the animation style is not for me. I got a Japanese style of animation vibe and it doesn't work for Witcher, IMO.

The story, based on the trailer, is the perfect example of what's wrong with Netflix adaptation. Outside of the obvious problems with the main show, I realised (way too late know) that they see Witcher as a fantasy world like LOTR while it is quite the opposite. The world of Witcher should feel gruesome, realistic in a way, medieval, morbid and dirty but in that trailer. It's big, it's shiny, being a witcher is portrayed as cool while it's supposed to be a curse to be one.

And let's talk about the story overall, what the FUXK is that ? Since when that small love story became an adaptation of Aquaman New 52 first run ? Why Atlantis is here ? I didn't expect them to make a good adaptation of that story but I didn't to see that..

Hopefully one day, someone will adapt the story and its Norld how it should have been done and not a fantasy like LOTR while Wiedzmin is supposed to be that dark fantasy for people who don't like fantasy.

Open to here everyone thoughts on that trailer, I'm curious to see how people feel about it.

And sorry if that topic were talked a lot already, I might have not seen it while searching for one