If you play Overwatch, you may have gone head-to-head against the himself at some point. Henry Cavill, who plays Geralt of Rivia in the Netflix show, is known to be a gamer. He said as much during The Witcher's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Comic Con panel, and there's an anecdote about him missing the call announcing he was Superman because he was doing a World of Warcraft raid. But exactly what kind of gamer is the Witcher star? A single-player focused PC gamer🥀, apparently.
Cavill went on the usual promotional rounds to drum up hype before The Witcher released on December 20. One of the stops was The Rich Eisen Show. During the interview, Cavill was asked about his "gaming man cave" as well as what games he likes to play. He cited Total War as one of his favorites. Then Eisen brought up the idea of fans running into Cavill during online gaming. Cavill clarified that his most-played online games are WoW and Overwatch.
After that, Eisen requested a description of Cavill's gaming setup. Cavill surprised by revealing that he lives in a rather narrow house in London. Since he doesn't have space for a✅ dedicated "man cave," he just puts his computer desk in the corner of his living room.
Based on what Cavill said in the interview, there is a chance that people who played World of Warcraft in the last few years or Overwatch since its PC launch could have played with him. Of course, both of those games have a huge audience. The odds of actually meeting a specific person without partying up with them ahead of time can't be that high. Even if it happened, it's not like Cavill plays with the handle "IamTotallySuperman" or "ThisIsTheGuyWhoPlaysGeralt." Those who did go against him in Overwatch probably never knew.
Both fans of Cavill and his unwitting Overwatch rivals can see him play Geralt of Rivia on Netflix's The Witcher. They can also watch the , where Cavill talks about how he had his agents call Netflix every day once he learned of the Witcher series. Like the series or not, it's nice to see a lead🃏 actor who is so passioไnate about honoring the source material.
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