The lock down has afforded time for those effected to catch up on many projects. For some it's to finally finish that book, finally paint the living room or learn that song on guitar, for Henry Cavill, it's stay up all night and build that dream PC.
The Man of Steel star once again displayed his love for PC gaming by uploading a sped up video assembling one from scratch with the caption "This kind of material isn't for everyone....viewer direction is advised. You may see a lot of parts that you haven't seen before." This comes at no surprise to fans as Cavill professed his love for PC gaming late last year during as press tour for The Witcher TV series.
On top of ensuring his PC is up to date and ready to play The Witcher developer's next title, Cyberpunk 2077, Cavill realized he had some installation issues and had to retool the PC. The PC is presumably being placed in his man cave which he previously described as simply a desk in the corner of his home.
Henry Cavill's love for gaming and the fantasy genre knows no bounds. During the casting process for The Witcher TV series Cavill put his hat in the ring showing his interest in playing the lead role of Geralt of Rivia, having already been a fan of the source material for the video game series. Since being cast in the lead role Cavill has admitted to playing through The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt several times.
Season 2 of The Witcher had already began production earlier this year but had to halt due to Covid-19. Last month it was revealed that production would resume near the end of August with hopes to complete in time for the 2021 release schedule for the new season. The success of the Netflix adaption has seen a resurgence in popularity for the video game series, with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt seeing a residual success in sales after the first season debuted.
In the meantime Cavill's involvement in the DCEU is still up in the air. While he hopes to play Superman for years to come, there is no official announcements as of yet regarding future projects, aside from a re-cut version on Zack Snyder's Justice League, also set to release in 2021.