Well, for the forearms on Geralt, they essentially don't have to be big. I myself can talk from experience. When deadlifting, or any form of exercise with weights that involve pulling, requires great forearm strength and endurance. When I began as a rookie in weight lifting, my forearms were about 11-12 inches. My forearms would give out after 5 sets of deadlifting, and I would lose grip. However after a several months of training, my forearm grew about ~1 inch, making my forearms around 13 inches. That isn't big, but I'm able to do 15 sets before I start losing grip. It just shows, size doesn't necessarily determine strength. Yes, the bigger it is, the heavier you can lift, but at lower reps and shorter amount of time. My forearms are more of a endurance build, which I think Geralt's forearms are too.

Hmmm thought Geralt could be more like Brad Pitt in Troy.
5'11"/180cm 190lbs/86kgs 10-12% BF in troy

Wow so many informative posts!
I really think the reasonable height is 5'11"-6'0" weighing ~180lbs.

Photos of this physique match Geralt's.

To be honest, I don't mind if the games goes multiplatform. As long as CDPR releases the games for PC first, and PC in mind. Look at Dark Souls, such a excruciating horrific sight of console port to the PCs. I completely wasted my money on that junk port.

As for consoles, I agree they will always be a hindrance to the PC gaming development, or gaming development overall. But consoles were developed when PC gaming wasn't as strong as it is today. Now that there are a wide variety of parts to chose from, PC gaming has grown unimaginably. And if the PCs keep growing at an outstanding rate, it wouldn't surprise me if the next-gen consoles would be the last successful consoles.

NO no the steam sales!


Anyways, I was wondering, what are the different contents in the hard copy of the premium and enhanced version? Also is the awesome wolf medallion exclusive to the xbox EU dark version?