Netflix was clearly confident in The Witcher?so much so, that it was renewed for a second season before the first season aired. Despite its general praise, the show?s producers plan to improve upon many of the issues that faced season one. Showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich hosted an AMA on Reddit, addressing many of the fans? questions and concerns. There was a lot to get through, but a few major points of note were made. One of the top complaints with season one had to do with the lack of clarity when jumping around the three timelines (Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri), which Hissrich explains will be easier to understand in season two. She also noted that season two will dive deeper into Nilfgaard, to give more of an explanation on certain characters? motivations. Season one focuses on Ciri, Yennefer, and Geralt?all of whom have seemingly separate stories taking place across different timelines that eventually merge near the end. In reference to this, Hissrich explains that ?the story will be much more linear, now that the three characters? stories have started to intersect? in season two. She was also asked about reshoots, and elaborated on the shortened length of season two?s script:

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