It was mentioned in the books, when Ciri saw human children as servants in Tir Na Lia and it was several times mentioned in Witcher 2. The other ignored plotline regarding the Hunt was the whole Wild Hunt kidnapping human children to use them as servants/slaves. Shouldn't there be a lot to tell what excatly happened during this long time? If I'm not mistaken Geralt spent several years with the Hunt. When Geralt says that he knows Imlerith from his time with the Hunt and when Avallac'h explained that Ciri rescued him when he was a Rider. Yet in Witcher 3 it's only mentioned twice. Furthermore it explained why Eredin had such a personal interest in Geralt in Witcher 1. Geralt becoming a Rider of the Wild Hunt was the huge resolution at the end of witcher 2 and connected it to the beginning of the first game (Geralt running through the forest near Kaer Morhen) and the conversation with the King of the Hunt at the end of of the game. Why was Geralt's time as a Rider of the Hunt an the Hunt kidnapping humans a non-topic in Witcher 3?ĭid anybody else think it was a missed oppurtunity to almost completely ignore this two plotpoints?
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