Irshaad Hashim Yes, its a great detail that they implemented. I was surprised on how many other details they have as well, love it!

Irshaad Hashim Thank the _lip files_ on that one..

***** Similar is with Polish. I think you can hear that some "texts" are very fast as opposite to English, but that is always a problem during making a dubbing in language other than English.

+Piter432 The game was written in Polish, then translated to English.

+mordorimzrobimy: LOL, this doesn't make sense when we're thinking about motion-capture scenes with dialogues or how the Polish dubbing was done (I can hear that Polish dubbing in some moments have increased speed, but I don't know it was done by actor/actress or in the dialogue editor)..

Well... Polish is a quick language but they are saying it with a slow dark accent (Im polish btw)

Is that a wrong way to speak it? I mean french also tend to speak fast but I'm the opposite when I speak and it's definitely correct. I suppose that's the same in polish.

+Vyal _ No! its not wrong way, i think he means that polish is ideal for dark witcher's world

Well polish is original Game was made by PL people

as far as i know polish is a salvic, not a nordic language(iI am polish citizen) For me polish is the perfect dubbing to the wicher 3 cause it is the original one.

You are wrong xd

fuck you

Karczmarzu! Wódki!

TheBreakingBenny the oryginał version is „Сука Блыат” no „cyka blyat”

@@floki8540 r/iamverysmart

Yeah, it's one of many Open world RPG charms :D

Jacen Solo p

Actually, it is how Geralt is in the books too. He is always going on, and on, how he doesn't care, is numbed emotionally, and is SO neutral to everything... and then he gets involved, every, single time! Of course, half the time, if not most of it, showing a soft side bites him in the ass. (One might think things don't work out well, because Geralt tries so hard to not care, while he cares too much)

Geralt is generally dragged along to do whatever people want him to in order to get what he wants. He is everyone's busybuddy.

+thejakeside never heard of the option menu?

Sounds like how I watched the Polish Witcher TV series.

Awesome dude! :D

No, no... please, no. Do not mention TV series. They don't exist. Never been made. What you've seen was just a really bad illusion, induced by heavy food poisoning.

Sooo now u can speak polsih ?:D KURWA :D

Wow, never knew that. That.s pretty cool to know!

There is one thing though that they changed probably for gaming mechanic reasons. While Geralt has two swords in the books as well, he usually only carries one on him and not two on his back like in the games.

yeah if i remember correctly only the steel one. (actually like all witchers in Tw1 except Geralt for some reason)

There is steel and silver sword and if you know the universe and nearly every dialog, then everything in every Witcher game is just obvious to you.

Ah that explain why Geralt fight style is so aggressive. I played Witcher 2 and kinda confuse why Geralt fight style so aggressive... Thx for explanation

Byłby dumny... gdyby nie wziął pinąszków z góry.

@@fajny227 Na szczęście teraz zbiera % od każdej sprzedanej kasety VHS i płyty DVD!

XD

When i was in Czech Republic i was talking in Polish and everybody understand me when so yes Polish and czech are very simular

Our languages are smilar when i was in Czech Republice i talk with People in polish and they repeat to me in Czech

Depends on what you’re background is. The point of localization is for everything to feel cohesive from the cultural perspective of the people that speak the language or their assumptions about other dialects. So it would make sense most Eastern Europeans would prefer the Polish version over the English version but as an American it is directly the opposite. The grit in Geralt’s voice in the English version makes more sense to me with my background. At the end of the day though it is just preference mixed with whatever bias you accumulated from whichever you first played the game with.

@Qimodis I feel you completely missed my entire point. It’s a shame so many people lack the ability to think in moderate abstraction. Alas, I have no time to argue about something so meaningless with random people on the internet.

I would love to but my brain feels like it's shortcurcuiting when I try. It's like hearing simlish lmao

#team +Adam Mickiewicz

+maciek gliński slovic blood (brofist)

Fajny avatar (y)

Dzięki, twój też niczego sobie

;)

Its not just sound, its also acting. Polish actors did better job, even in case of simple NPC's you hear an actor - not an NPC. In english, you dont hear any acting most of the time Did u manage to do that run u mention here?

My thoughts exactly

You know what, I actually have all the Metro's Redux that I have not played and you gave me a great idea. I would love to hear it in Russian.

I am planning to start this game over again now that I have all the DLC's. I will keep this in mind, thanks mate!

good on ya mate, See im Polish but ive tryed Both versions PL and ENG and i understand english very well but still i prefer PL version its a completely two different worlds. Trust me you`ll be positively surprised (sorry bout my english writtning )

Kinda like S.T.A.L.K.E.R HAVE to be original dubb and lector... all of it combined made Polish version so awesome... And all the signs and any writting on textures made in Alien Alphabet... that is in Cyryllic... :P

tez

XD

No. Zawsze mnie interesowało jak nas obcy słyszą.

@@sharavy6851 wlacz sobie goscia, ktory gada po czesku, albo slowacku i sie dowiesz :)

He sounds alot more calm and laid back in polish. I think it fits him perfect. In english he sounds like hes forcing his voice a little too much

moonik665 How do you do that? I don't see an option to...

Jon Appleyard Depends on what version you're running, - for GOG click on the configure option in the Galaxy client and change the language to polish, it'll then download 3GB of polish voices. Now load the game, go to the language options and select polish voices and english subtitles. Note that the first time you load in after downloading the voices, and after every patch and dlc release, the menus will actually be written in polish. So just memorize the location of the language options and slide the subtitle selector bar to 'angielski' for english, then the menus will be displayed in English again. Steam has a different procedure for changing languages, but its done by right clicking the game in your library and changing the language options somewhere in there, should be pretty obvious.

KrassoSzoreny I did the first half of this, my Polish gf couldn't see the setting and I then read on Reddit a patch had removed the option. I shall check when home and thanks very much for the help!

Jon Appleyard Not so, as I make it a point not to play the English version, playing the original language instead...

When I played Metro 2033 I played with Russian language and English Subtitles. Might do this game that way with Polish.

I agree. That would be an interesting perspective.

I have played the entirety of Witcher 1 and 3 In polish(haven't fully completed 1 yet) and it was amazing, The voice acting is far more colorful in my opinion, and it adds to the atmosphere of the whole world. only thing I prefer from the english dub are the Scottish dwarves. I played with english subtitles, though it isn't perfect and many things are left out, such as cultural context and curse words, and ect. It was still worth it.

@@user-ub4pq9ci2rand you know the funfact is that our best voice/movie actors were voicing the witcher many of Poles been growing up with their voices in cartoons for example that also adds a bit of familiarness for us. To be honest i think non polish players lose a bit chunk of atmosphere like for example weeding in hearts of stone - theres many things taken straight from our culture so i guess it could be strange a bit for like players from US for example

@@vadimthedoomer9178 there are few references ın heart of stone ı got, for example the band of cossacks, and the refrences to the movıe potop.

w angielskiej wersji masz to samo tylko ze na skellige mowia w jakichs szkockich dialektach a w Polskiej wersji normalnie

Simon Mino he loses all of his charm as polish geralt. So bad.

I Drink Milk what charm? The english one sounds like an emotionless robot. Which he is not.

A Stigma Sinner no he's not an emotionless robot, he is however a lot less sensitive due to the transformation through the trials. This affected emotions. Therefore the English voice fits absolutely perfectly. The perfect blend of sarcasm and monotone.

I Drink Milk I know I read the books, yet I think the polish one fits better, just because the other is way too "batman" wanna be, plus the polish one doesn't sound like any polish speaker it's deeper and more of a monotonous style.

What is up with the stupid batman reference? The English one is really well made and fits Geralt PERFECTLY! As one guy before me said, there is so much charm in the English version. I almost feel like it would be a different game without the English VA.

This is the most ignorant comment I've ever seen.

g8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8

SarcasticSadist I'm pretty sure a language you don't know will sound foreign to you whether you're ignorant or not, and personally I think playing in polish is more immersive. :)

SuperSpecialChicken it is more immersive

*****​ The Witcher is a Polish game made by Polish people based on a Polish series of novels. It is safe to assume the game was made with Polish as its first language.

po 3 latach jebac sapkowskiego

ale on zawsze był jebany, tyle tylko że jego książki były i nadal są zajebiste drogi kolego

Sapkowski? To ten co napisał książkę na podstawie gry?

@@patrick-sy9qj wiesz ta gra jest na podstawie ksiazki xD

@@patrick-sy9qj zgadza sie, to ten gość

When I was in Slovakia your language was funny to me xD Like Czech. They calls "nice girls" "pipeczki posolone" what means in Polsih salty cunties, so XD

No problemo, Czech language sounds funny for most Poles(I don't know about Slovakian though), and besides there are many words in Witcher games that are not really used nowadays too often.

as czech I have no idea what you mean by "pipeczki posolone" , in fact it would be what you wrote: pipeczki = pipečky(no one uses this word tho) /čupky (bitches) posolone = posolené (salty) so I have on idea where did you get this from polish sounds funny to czech as czech sounds funny for you from poland, for example as I'm aware "szukat" means in polish "looking for something", while in czech its one of the ways to say " fuck "

a třeba "holící strojek" je polsky "kombajn papulowy"

I beg to differ. He sounds bad-ass in English. polish voice is to soft for a man who kills monsters for a living.

+Monika Dąbrowska zgadzam się w 100 procentach :)

dokładnie

Lepiej bym tego nie ujęła

M Dbr he doesnt suit geralt at all

I Drink Milk Nice joke. Keep drinking milk.

So you end game on polish?

do you?

Quoted for truth. Have you played all three Witcher games?

Yes, I did play all three games. I still have to play the 2 expansions, though.

Horse, poo. Cockle still displays tons of emotions, this is simply a scene where he's more calm and monotone.

@EdgeOl: That's true. The problem is that Doug Cockle is emotional in 1% of his lines.

EdgeOI You can not be serious with that. You simply can't. Ever played Hearts of Stone? Remember Dead Man's party? Cockle saying every single line with the same bored, lifeless voice while the entire quest is so full of vibe. Cockle's voice made me want to crawl under a table and die.

Cadogantes I really do agree, it gives it some sort of depth. I am just happy that we can enjoy both at any time depending on your liking. I do like the "Batman" reference. Now I picture him with the cape and cowl! :D

Reb00t R0b0t.exe But aren't witchers stripped of their emotions? That would make the English version ironically more cannon then.

Nah, they should be but that was never a case with Geralt. He would be a poor protagonist in the books if he were emotionless. Also I doubt other witchers are "stripped of emotions" anyway

jimmyshousevideos I have not read the books (I wish I had) supposedly gives much more in-depth character details, but due to their profession they are suppose to be cold blooded and not generally stripped of emotion. Geralt has some humanity/personality left in making him stand out from an already dwindling breed. And of course he is the protagonist.

Reb00t R0b0t.exe I haven't read any of the books either, but Geralt himself says several times that the mutations striped him of emotion, even though he definitely shows sadness, joy, anger, etc. at certain moments of the game. I don't know which is true but if he is not supposed to have emotion or at least not able to express them to any extent then the English voice actor does an amazing job of giving him great character while suppressing those emotions.

Geralt z takimi szumowinami nie pił. Kanonicznie jest powiedzieć, żeby się odpierdolili :P

Artur960426 heh w mojej wersji powiedział by spłońcie a potem walnął by im z igni xd

@Zenon Zenkowski szkoda że w 3 nie ma prawie żadnych alkoholowych misji zbiera się te wszystkie wina piwa itd. I nic po nich

@@selkos7235 a impra w kear morhen

@@podroznikzpustkowi4805 napisalem slowo "prawie"

¡Yo igual! tambien ayuda que los subtitulos en Español traducen directo del Polaco y no del Ingles

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. O MY GUD?>!!!!!!!!!!!! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO noice refrence :D

Mieczy u niego dostatek :)

I think he was being sarcastic to the thugs, not literal.

romana in pula mea

Of course sarcastic. He reffers to a rumor, that witchers have two swords. One for monsters and one for humans. The truth is, both are for monsters. One is steel and the other one is silver.

Prøphet he sounds nothing like batman

Prøphet I agree with the Fresh Prince he sounds nothing like Batman. Not everyone with a gruff voice is batman.

The Polish actor on Geralt also voices the voice of the Batman xD Curiosity

the american voice actors are fucking shit overall, ciris voice actor is also shit

they said inspiration for geralt was clint eastwood

I've never looked at the English version like that before, thinking about it now though that is probably why personally I prefer the English Geralt, he is just too old for this shit now. :D

Vesemir is 400+ years old. Witchers don't die from old age.

That's what I felt.Geralt is just tired of all this shit. He just wants a peaceful life with Yen and Ciri which is why I like his English voice better. He could give less of a crap about others.

Vesemir is around 200 and geralt is "nearly a century" according to vesemir. Witcher do die of old age but its very rare due to their profession, and being hated/feared. Witchers live much longer than humans

Crafty Coin read orginal advance of geralt form sapkowski... This is not fuckin kill mashine... He have mote problems than u thinking of

I've had that realisation that dialogue for games is probably performed individually by each voice artist at their home studios, possibly without anyone reading out the other characters' lines.

+Ian Knight nobody used iron swords since steel was discovered...and since this has a kind of medieval tone to it it is definitely a steel sword (also probably meteorite steel since witchers prefer that)

+Ian Knight i do. but saying it's an iron sword is just wrong. it's like saying that a bronze medal is a copper medal.

Using a word "iron" instead of steel is a form of a coloquial expression that is being used from time to time in Polish Language to describe mostly swords and sometimes other melee weapons. For example: W oddali było słychać szczęk żelaza i poświstywanie strzał. ( Translation: In the distance clanging of the iron and swishing of the arrows could have been heard.) By the way, copy and paste the polish sentence into google translator and hear how it sounds! :D In conclusion I guess that the translators took this expression as it is and translated it straightforwardly . I beg your pardon, but English is not my mother tongue as you propably might expect. :) Greetings!

I have not read the books but too me this one sounds like humans are mosters too. I though it was obvious and now I see it is not quite simple ;)

+Bartek B Glade to see that someone finally got the point of my comment ;). It's been years since I've read the book series so I may bee wrong, but I thought I've read that whenever someone asks Geralt why he has two blades he always replies that they're both for monsters, implying that humans beings can be just as monstrous. Heck in the Last Wish (I think that's the book?) Geralt said that the first monster he ever killed was a bandit on a side of the road attempting to robe a merchant and rape his daughter(It didn't end very well though).

Who is also polish plankton from spongbob

L337COD4 yeah...i prefer the english ones...(i am "totally not" biased in that way) the german dubing is awfull imho xD

L337COD4 I just like that the American Geralt doesn't afraid. All of the other ones end up with Geralt sounding like he's afraid he's about to get prison raped. He might sound like " Clint Eastwood" but that's because Geralt should be "all that is man".

L337COD4 LOL, I thought I was the only one who referenced the original gravel voiced one! Yeah, the English version does indeed suck.. As it doesn't appeal to me, as having a North American in a European Medieval setting is just stupid and lazy..

Leap ive only seen one movie with clint eastwood, i forgot what he sounded like, but he probably sounded like a beast

Kezo lastname I completely disagree. But to each their own!

Only bevan you aren't familiar with the pol language.

@Jimmy Jericho No, he's just saying Polish is a better fit for the slavic-inspired world of The Witcher.

@Jimmy Jericho Just like americans saying that polish sounds bad or that voice actors do not fit. So vice versa. It's funny to me that americans try hard to say what language is better for characters that were present in polish books. They are the last to decide.

Aldy Bandojo That makes no sense

@Cryer24597 Polish sounds generic? Really? While the English one sounds like Clint Eastwood-wannabe? lol

@Cryer24597 I've played the entire game in Polish. IMO it's better in almost every aspect (expect for the fact that English version has accents). Especially Geralt sounds better. Probably because the voice actor acts and shows emotions sometimes (no offense to the English VA, but he's monotone af, and Geralt isn't a generic fantasy action guy).

Baggy Hahaha so true

@Cryer24597 There is no way English Geralt sounds better than Polish Geralt. English Geralt is as if the guy who voiced him had this neck bindings which dogs have to not bite themselves lol, in order to sound deep. Original comment is so right mate lol :D i was thinking the same, english geralt is so empty and after finishing the game (a lot of time in sidequests, too) in Polish with Czech subtitles (as a Czech person) i must say it brought to me much immersion. To those of you who prefer the "badass" empty Geralt: remember that Geralt was never meant to be a meathead badass. Sapkowski never wanted him to be like that. He's not just a stupid monster slayer, as some people, due to english dabing, think. So remember that a character doesn't have to sound empty and tough in order for him to be what he is. And yes, maybe the english version had 10 times larger budget. Maybe it does have larger voiceover cast. But for those of you who haven't tried the polish version, try it. You won't be disapointed. It's much more immersive and realistic

Well, I'm Polish myself and I basiclly grown up listening to the Polish Geralt either in previous games or audiobooks (the kind with actors playing different characters, don't know the English name for it) so I maybe biased, but let me tell you the far far larger number of Polish people that played the game consider the English inferior if not dislike it

they will because things such set in culture are impossible to translate. Just this game has Polish soul and gives off vibes that youll only notice when youre Pole

TV Series was low-budget production from 2000. Dont expect anything special :)

DIU3R It wasn't that bad.Some of things were changed from the book which was annoying.

+Aniket Maurya It's big piece of shit. Trzeba przyznać że to gówno.

Aniket Maurya wait for 2k17 Witcher by Tomasz Baginski & Thania st. John. $30M budget, im sure it will be much better

DIU3R That'll be awesome. The Witcher series has so much potential.

gsgrzegorz98 Very interesting. With this detail of "oversimplifying" it makes me wonder how many times this happens throughout the game? Of course I understand that it cannot be 100% translated, but it does make me curious. I also found "Pszepalanka vel karmelówka". I would love to drink what a Witcher would drink! (without the karmelówka)

Przepalanka nie pszepalanka

Reb00t R0b0t.exe "przepalić" means to burn or torch something and "anka" is a suffix usually used in the names of waters nowadays "Cisowianka", "Muszynianka" and such. Thus "przepalanka" means "a drink/water to burn" and obviously burn your throat. Witcher has a plethora of nuances just like that one, others being either easier or harder to explain, but all of them must be interesting for a mainly English speaking person :)

gsgrzegorz98 "przepalanka" is the vodka drink with burn sugar.... take couple spoons of sugar and melt it, when its taken little brown pour half glass of water, allow to cool. When mixture is cold connect half on half with spirit... a Wy (Ty i gowniarz maly) jak przystało na Polaków powinniście to wiedzieć :P

Ooo, tego nie wiedziałem. Zalew alkoholi z zachodu zubożył moją wiedzę o polskich specjałach :f

Randy Marsh lol not at all

Randy Marsh and the English one is trying to be Batman

Tim Batchelor English version is trying to be badass but it sounds retarded and cringy lol.

Kamil Fajny Doug Cockle did an amazing job

krzyś suswał well I'm not complaining

+BrianDMS Except Batman maybe :v

I like the english voice of Geralt much more

Jacob Petersson I do like it too, but it's kinda 'forced' imo, not the way someone would actually speak daily (maybe to intimidate someone, but not to friends etc.)

+BrianDMS well dat english voice makes me moist, but I do agree that polish version has much more dept

+BrianDMS I know a few people

Well, Polish isn't easy for non-Slavic people - especially phonetics, which can be considered rather tough for Anglophone world. So... what level are you on? Beginner or advanced? :)

+Oscar Sunkiss But Metro is originally in russian ;d

Somehow I knew I was gonna get a comment like this.

Well, when you make a mistake you can expect that someone will correct it

Guess he meant russian for the metro series

Metro books are written by a Russian writer. I actually bought them both from a kiosk in a metro station in Moscow when I was visiting Russia a year before the game was released. Also the setting is a Russian metro. Russian is the most immersive language for those games.

MrPoggleBeast Yeah if you're on PC I highly recommend running Polish V.O. and pretending the game is a foreign film, - the language and performances really sell the creepy eastern European vibe the games have. Hell go back and play Witcher 2 in Polish while you're at it.

KrassoSzoreny i would, but i really like the english accents in the game

MrPoggleBeast Lip sync is actually done by software if I remember right. They said they didn't have the time to do it for every scene for every language.

That actually makes sense, I'm extremely surprised that it works so well then. They probably had someone check over it to fix and bugs but I'd believe a software run lipsyncing method for this game. There are indeed an enormous number of conversations you can have

MrPoggleBeast LOL, on Polish forums some users think otherwise - in their opinion English version has more accurate lip syncing - and it's better. Well, i'm Polish and I'm not able to play ANY Witcher game without PL dubbing. :P

English dubbing is not such emotional as polish

English Geralt sound too much like Batman. As a Pole I'm used to Geralt's original amazing voice and can confirm, He sounds awesome as hell. That tone... Other reasons being that English Geralt sounds... Generic. You know, generic voice of an American tough guy video game protagonist. Like in million other games. But Our Polish Geralt is only one.

That's Hardcore

music make it more immersive if thats what youre looking for

MrFuckinger Wulgaryzmy często są używane do zaznaczenia powagi zdania lub lepszego wyrażenia emocji (tych negatywnych, czyli np. wkurwienie, czasami nawet pozytywnych, zależy od człowieka), więc chyba każdy akcentuje "kurwa". :)

Siovn i robi to lepiej niż jakiekolwiek inne przekleństwo na świecie :)

Nooz kurwa nie musisz mnie namawiac

Siovn Wiedźmin to Polska Gra, miało by to sens żeby gra miała polski dubbing jako najlepszy

Siovn Masz kurwa racje

You should see Ogniem i mieczem/With Fire and Sword, the last film of Jerzy Hoffman's Sienkiewicz trilogy: Wolodjowsky is played by Zbigniew Zamachowski (TV Jaskier/Dandelion), the hero Skrzetuski by Michał Żebrowski (TV Geralt) and the villain Bohun is voiced by Jacek Rozenek (games Geralt).

It really changes his demeanor drastically and the player has the choice to choose what suits Geralt and their game. Now, I want to jump back in this game again. It has been awhile! :)

@@REBOOTROBOT that's why you always use original. Only original voices are these intended and true ones. Dubs are always destroying personalities and characterization.

Games Witcher are Polish and Polish version is original, your favorite English version sound like Batman

Bless you. Im polish, but I never understand Russian xD.

Happyist after some vodka lips might seems to go faster, than they should, so to speak

It depends on language. We do speak pretty fast in real life, though... So nothing strange about that ;)

True dat

SUNTZUASW Agree, it should be an act doppler mission or maybe red baron :)

True

Always use original. That's the only way to go with every type of media.

+KySy_ no przecież :D

+KySy_ polski* :P

Dla mnie zawsze "Polski" :)

KySy_ Ale to błąd ortograficzny :P

Wali mnie to :P

hploveshack99 poland shit

MAYEM studios poland shit

@@idrinkmilk282 no u

@@idrinkmilk282 fuck you

@@idrinkmilk282 u suxxa a bit kiddo #POLANDPOWER

Must be awesome being raised with different languages. Might need to hop on the witcher again, it's been a long time.

@@REBOOTROBOT Knowing and Russian, and Belarusian allows me without much efforts understand Ukrainian and Polish, so, yes, it's cool in this situation. And for witcher - I was a big fan of the books and the games for nearly 10 years, but now they became just a pleasant memory from the youth. Your video brings me a nice feeling of nostalgia. Thank you

@@alexm.1818 you're welcome, I'm so happy to hear that and thank you for watching!

Nope the original voice is the English one as The Witcher 3 was made originally in English - both the dialogues and the voice acting and then later converted into other languages including polish.

@@martiananomaly Funny you say this because on Doug Cockle's wikipedia page it clearly says English dub under Witcher 3 😂

@@mrlucky9157 Yeah... cause wikipedia is very reliable and not biased at all. Do some research and you'll see the game was made with English speaking audience in mind as thats the international language of gaming.

@@martiananomaly So your argument is... everyone does this so CDPR must also do it. Yeah... very reliable.

5th hardest language on Earth actually. :P

language isn't a solid, silly

Its not that hard but polish language have a lot of strange to pronounce letters like ż, ź, ł, ó, ś ect.

I wouldn't call it beautiful...

Bassmint szczebrzeszyn,chrząszcz,szyszka xD

@@UnleashedOdinV2I know it might be an obvious bait but have you ever freaking heard about the Battle of Warsaw which is considered as one of the most important battles of all time? If not better shut your mouth otherwise you seem like an ignorant

>Poland didn't stand against anything >Poland won the battle and stopped expansion of communism for about 20 years Just think about what would happen if Poland didn't win

@@Ygg235 stand against/stopped same difference. Be happy I'm not assaulting your country bro. You must be very fun at parties

@@Ygg235 I respect the men and women who died in that battle but any country who could even do basic code breaking could have intercepted the uncoded Russian messages and managed to defeat them

@@spearshake4771 i know they could but saying that Poland did nothing to defeat USSR is disrespectful af

Maybe to give him a more "serious" tone. Even though the scar on his face and 2 swords on his back don't look serious enough.