In this reflective episode of “What I Learned” on That Ambient Gamer, I return to the game that started it all for Geralt of Rivia—The Witcher (2007)—and explore the moral complexity, emotional weight, and philosophical lessons that stayed with me long after the credits rolled.When I first played this game in my late teens, I didn’t fully understand its depth. But now, at 32, I can see the truth behind its world: there are no heroes, and neutrality comes with a cost. The Witcher taught me that choices are rarely clean, that monsters don’t always look like monsters, and that living with uncertainty is part of being human.This video is part of a series where I explore how video games shaped my values, outlook, and inner growth. “What I Learned” is all about emotional storytelling, ambient reflection, and finding meaning through the games we grew up with.🎮 Subscribe to That Ambient Gamer for introspective content, relaxing ambient vibes, and heartfelt stories from the world of gaming.💬 What did you learn from The Witcher? Drop your thoughts below—I read every comment.the witcher, the witcher 1, what i learned from the witcher, the witcher moral choices, that ambient gamer, witcher reflection, witcher philosophy, geralt of rivia, gaming morality, ambient gaming, self improvement gaming, cd projekt red, witcher legacy, introspective video game, gaming reflection, retro rpg, the witcher meaning, video game wisdom, emotional gaming, witcher world choices, witcher monsters, gaming and adulthood, the white wolf story, that ambient gamer series#TheWitcher #WhatILearned #ThatAmbientGamer #GeraltOfRivia #GamingPhilosophy #EmotionalGaming #SelfImprovement #GamingWisdom #RetroRPG #WitcherSeries