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[The Witcher] Why do so many people try to kill Geralt?

The man's somewhere over 100 years old by the end Blood and Wine, how are there still random assholes who don't know they'll fucking die if they try to kill him?

Not just strangers, but people who've personally known him for decades and have watched him slaughter 30 trained soldiers in less than 3 minutes. Why do they even bother throwing more bodies at him?
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Geralt is sort of cartoonishly strong in the game, as a result of being a video game character. 

In the books he's introduced having gotten his ass kicked by a monster and limped away, and he spends much of the series with his leg aching from when it was completely shattered before being healed at Brokilon. The game actually completely ignores that aspect, though. Vilgefortz absolutely kicked Geralt's ass. Like mopped the floor with him. What you expect to be a dramatic climactic battle is Geralt getting twisted into a pretzel because he mistook stars reflected in the pond for the night sky. A video game isn't going to have something like that.

Except maybe the first one, and not intentionally, just because the controls were complete and utter ass.