The Witcher 4 is a turning point for the fantasy franchise, putting child of surprise Ciri in the spotlight as she takes on the mantle left by Geralt. Even though the game is likely still a few years off, it’s clear CD Projekt Red wants to go in a bold new direction while retaining the core of what fans have come to love about the dark fantasy world.

A new behind-the-scenes video for The Witcher 4’s reveal goes in-depth on how the stunning trailer was made, but more crucially gives us some idea of what the development team is hoping to achieve with the sequel.

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Star Wars loves to take its time with its storytelling. Pretty much everything, from the film trilogies to the book series to the comics, is organized in chapters so fans have to come back to see what happens next. When the franchise made a major shift to television with Star Wars: The Clone Wars, this was continued through multi-episode arcs, a structure common in anime but not often seen in Western television.

When Star Wars TV shifted to live-action with The Mandalorian, this structure was more or less abandoned for more traditional one-episode adventures with greater, season-long arcs. But with Andor, the Clone Wars structure returned, and Season 2 will highlight it with a release schedule unlike anything we’ve seen before.

When the trailer for Season 2 was released to the public ahead of its April 22 premiere, it immediately got fans hyped up for the second and final chapter of Cassian Andor’s journey to Rogue One. However, the trailer also came with a change to the release schedule of the series. While Season 1 began with a three-episode premiere so fans could watch the first arc all at once, the rest of the episodes were released once a week for the remainder of the series. With Season 2, three episodes will premiere every week, meaning fans can watch each of the four arcs in one sitting.