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The first few episodes of Altered Carbon are genuinely great, then it suddenly breaks and goes to utter shit lightning fast.
The first few episodes of Altered Carbon are genuinely great, then it suddenly breaks and goes to utter shit lightning fast.
what i liked the most about Witcher 3 romances was being able to go full monk mode and saying "lol nope" to each and every advance. it was hilarious to break up with Yennefer - "nope, magic's gone..." with the least caring expression on his faceNobody is forcing you to use the romance options, really. I like the fact that they include it, is more content. And stop shitposting about Bioware, CD project already put romance options in The Witcher and they were great.
Do native English speakers use "romancing" as a verb IRL? "I romanced that chick" etc. :D Or is it only used for games?
I disagree, the liberties they took with the story were just too jarring for me to enjoy it. Envoys are freedom fighters? That's the exact fucking opposite of what they do in the books.The first few episodes of Altered Carbon are genuinely great, then it suddenly breaks and goes to utter shit lightning fast.
The first few episodes of Altered Carbon are genuinely great, then it suddenly breaks and goes to utter shit lightning fast.
That was probably when they invented the not-in-the-book sister and made her the main villain. For me already the first scene showed that they didn't care about the story, because they basically killed the motive for most of the protagonists actions later right there and then.
PlayStation 4 version of the game will require at least 80GB of disk space available.
I don't mind the reduction in overall complexity as long as what we do get has depth to it
Source: Polygon (don't click)polygon said:If you’re looking forward to the release of Cyberpunk 2077 on April 16, 2020, then you’re going to love the official prequel. It’s called Cyberpunk Red, and it’s the latest version of the original tabletop role-playing game, Cyberpunk 2020. A new starter set titled Cyberpunk Red Jumpstart Kit will go on sale Aug. 1 at Gen Con, the United States’ largest tabletop gaming convention. The full version of the TTRPG will be available at later date.
Publisher R. Talsorian Games released the starter kit’s official box art today, along with the first images of the custom dice that will be bundled inside. At this year’s E3, creator Mike Pondsmith revealed that he’s been spending a lot of time unifying the timelines of the original tabletop game and the upcoming video game from CD Projekt Red. That means the Jumpstart Kit will be the first official peek at the franchise’s updated lore.
In addition to a lorebook and a set of custom dice, the starter kit comes with a full adventure scenario specially made for new players, a set of in-universe news clippings, six pre-generated character templates, and four physical maps. Cyberpunk Red Jumpstart Kit will go on sale at Gen Con 2019 in Indianapolis, where it will be available at the R. Talsorian Games booth for $29.99. That same day, a digital version will also be available at DriveThruRPG.com. Physical copies will go on sale at a later date through the R. Talsorian online store.
Fans can still get the original Cyberpunk 2020 online. However, physical copies are currently out of stock. The publisher even sold through the extra stock it ordered in advance of this year’s E3.
“After E3 last year, we saw a rise in sales of roughly 400 percent,” a representative told Polygon via email. “This year, the increase in sales wasn’t quite as high because we’ve had a steady flow of customers interested in Cyberpunk 2020 and its sourcebooks since then. There was a nice bump of interest which was enough to deplete our stock [...] even though we had specifically ordered additional copies printed before E3 in anticipation of the rise in sales. In other words, despite ordering extra copies from our printer, we sold out and are grateful to everyone for their interest in Cyberpunk!”
way to set yourself up for disappointment, but to each his ownI'm preparing for this game by going full cyberpunk tard. Currently listening to Neuromancer on audible, reading GITS, waiting for my Akira box set and CP2020 books to be delivered
What exactly am I supposed to get disappointed in?way to set yourself up for disappointment, but to each his ownI'm preparing for this game by going full cyberpunk tard. Currently listening to Neuromancer on audible, reading GITS, waiting for my Akira box set and CP2020 books to be delivered
lifeWhat exactly am I supposed to get disappointed in?way to set yourself up for disappointment, but to each his ownI'm preparing for this game by going full cyberpunk tard. Currently listening to Neuromancer on audible, reading GITS, waiting for my Akira box set and CP2020 books to be delivered
I'm old enough to enjoy lifelifeWhat exactly am I supposed to get disappointed in?way to set yourself up for disappointment, but to each his ownI'm preparing for this game by going full cyberpunk tard. Currently listening to Neuromancer on audible, reading GITS, waiting for my Akira box set and CP2020 books to be delivered
but wise enough to enjoy an immersive half assed RPG with popamole shooter elements?I'm old enough to enjoy lifelifeWhat exactly am I supposed to get disappointed in?way to set yourself up for disappointment, but to each his ownI'm preparing for this game by going full cyberpunk tard. Currently listening to Neuromancer on audible, reading GITS, waiting for my Akira box set and CP2020 books to be delivered
I'm an atmospherefag and a writingfag, so yeah, I could enjoy some popamole nor-really-an-rpgbut wise enough to enjoy an immersive half assed RPG with popamole shooter elements?
Can someone explain to me why the Codex is so afraid of romance in video games? RPGs are, above all, about inhabiting a character in a fictional world; there's even PnP RPGs which have almost no combat at all.
It's clear that the focus in C2077 is creating a realistic world and placing you in it, giving you the option to interpret your character and develop them as you see fit. Romance is an integral part of the human experience and therefore it makes a lot of sense to have it in the game.
Even if you consider the cyberpunk source material in literature, there's almost always romance in the books. There's romance in Neuromancer, Snow Crash, Schismatrix, etc.
Most romance are at best mediocre but worse many are outright mind boggeling garbage. It also feels out of place that you would fall in love while in the middle of saving village/town/region/country/land/planet/universe/all of reality.