Мафия 62. The Witcher

The henchmen arrived quickly, but none could compare to the famous swordsman in battle. He deftly dodged, parried, leaped back, and then accurately and lethally struck one enemy after another. Coldly, without regret or pity.

I remember when someone wrote that it was Adda, I lost faith in humanity. Then, when I found out that there was indeed a translation, I was surprised why you described the murder as if it were done by Geralt. But it turns out that everything is described correctly. And yes, sorry that I didn't find a picture of Geralt from the game; I just didn't get around to it. But you still found a good option.

Further, I would like to note that the game itself, in its ending, still leaned towards tactical gameplay.

I think the reason for this is the allowance of autopsies in the underworld mafia. There is too much information about clues and blocks; if you add autopsies to them, everything turns into tactics, and that's not good.
And since my post was moved by moderator's whim, I want to congratulate the city on its victory once again and especially emphasize the merits of Arandor and Neyra. Vishmaster, of course, translated well, but he completely failed to reflect on the fact that the murder of the Tomb was clearly committed by a witcher (although Vish claimed to be well acquainted with the setting).