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If its a new trilogy should they be referring to it as witcher 4?
Wouldn’t it make more sense to call it something like Witcher: ??? 1,2, and 3
I mean, Star Wars is three connected but distinct trilogies numbered 1-9. Same deal?
Eh, not really. They aren’t called star wars 1, star wars 2, star wars 3, etc.
They all have individual names and they are just ordered 1-9 without it being in the title.
Witcher has the number in the actual title (at least the second and third do)
So instead of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and then releasing The Witcher 4: ???, I just think it may be more logical to release it as The Witcher ??? 1: ??? or something, just so that it is obvious it’s a separate trilogy and storyline.