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The Witcher’s ratings dropped sharply during season 3, but the 60% drop may not have been solely due to Cavill’s departure. While some fans may have given up on the series after learning of the actor’s death, the fantasy series has suffered from other issues in its latest season. The Witcher season 2 itself was controversial, as the second part deviated from Andrzej Sapkowski’s original novel and ignored some of the biggest problems with season 1. It received good reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, with the general public finding the second season a dud for not living up to the standards of the original. The first season was the most popular. This critical trend continued into The Witcher season 3, which faced even harsher criticism than its predecessor. Audience reviews on Rotten Tomatoes criticized the new episodes as chaotic and straying too far from the books. The increased focus on Ciri was not well received by audiences, even as the series is ultimately working towards a greater destiny for the character. Such issues only get worse, especially when a new Geralt appears in town. But it’s hard to imagine the older version of the character being able to save The Witcher after two straight failed attempts.