CD Projekt's CYBERPUNK 2077 - now with 5 more months of whining for all to enjoy

They hinted at more voice options at some point but its revealed to be 1 per each at the latest demo iirc, don't know if they are planning to add more...

 

So I was wrong about the face customisation feature. Great to know they have it in. Then I really don't care how the protagonists look in the demo.

It's worth mentioning though, that how they fashion the protagonists' faces is probably indicative of how they plan to design NPCs. They can always pull an Outer Worlds on us, although Witcher 3 NPCs don't give reason for alarm in my opinion.

I hate to be that guy again, but if every other woman looks like an underage male junkie, I will complain about it.

 

Those lips

 

You are not fooling anyone Georges Duroy. Please contain your homoeroticism.

 

Sorry i'm not zoophile.

 

I'm responding to some saying first-person sucks because of TES. Has nothing to do with not having psychic powers to know if Cyberpunk is good or not.

 

Cyberpunk 2077 rated in Brazil.
From Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/g5iax5/cyberpunk_2077_rated_18_in_brazil/

Analysis Summary

Title in Brazil: Cyberpunk 2077
Intended Classification: Not recommended for under 18
Platforms: PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox ONE
Media: Blu-ray and internet-based
Genre: Action, adventure, RPG and FPS
Material type: Digital files
Analisys methodology: Common analysis
Type of analysis: Synopsis and video

Trend Indication:

• Weapons without violence (everyone);
• Moderate or hinted use of licit drugs (everyone);
• Weapon with violence (10+);
• Criminal action without violence (10+);
• Description of consume of licit drugs (10+);
• Derogatory Language (10+);
• Verbal Agression (12+);
• Violent acts (12+);
• Sexual pleasurement (12+);
• Consume of licit drugs (12+);
• Violence description (12+);
• Exposure to danger (12+);
• Exposure to death corpse (12+);
• Body injury (12+);
• Foul Language (12+);
• Sexual Language (12+);
• Blood (12+);
• Description of illicit drug consumption or trafficking (14+);
• Sexualization (14+);
• Sexual exploitation (14+);
• Intentional death (14+);
• Nudity (14+);
• Prostitution (14+);
• Sexual Relationship (14+);
• Consume of illicit drugs (16+);
• Mutilation (16+);
• Intense sexual relation (16+);
• Suicide (16+);
• Cruelty (18+);

Mitigation: Nothing.
Aggravating: Illicit drug consume and intense sexual relationship was aggravated by scene composition.
Suggested rating: Not recommended for under 18
Content description: Sexual Content; Drugs; Extreme Violence;
Interactive elements: Nothing.

 

Not even QTE, just cutscenes. Cinematic experience, again?

 

Reacted to that too.

Interactive elements: Nothing - aka movie.

Also I find it kinda funny that there is a 18+ rating in Brazil, considering what I see on liveleak

 

Not gonna shed any tears for no QTEs, to be honest.

 

IAFD has rated it G/G, B/G, B/G/G, IR, DP, A2M.

 

^Is that supposed to be the npc's level floating above its head right next to the name?

 

As much as the "Skrillex" hairdos irritate me, you can't argue that they wouldn't be in keeping with the setting. A certain androgyny of the women goes with the territory of scifi born in the eighties and onward, think minimal makeup, short hair, and generally punky stylings.

Who exactly were the target group for this, even lesbians can't resist the femme, so presumably it must've been straight girls and gay men who like seeing non-threatening females and cute twinks everywhere. But seriously, they sure had a type.

 

In the cyberpunk feature you have chips inside you that constantly measure your muscle physique, your mental fortitude and combat prowess and ranks you with a level, the higher the more capable. After this invention what would seem like one sided bar-fights in the past dropped with 76%.

At least that is the mental gymnastics I will make when playing the game

 

I'm still pretty sure 90% of the women in Outer Worlds have short hair because there's zero physics in the game and long hair would look super dated as a result. Though I'd also guess some feminists enthusiastically supported this decision as a way to deal with said limitation.

 

To be fair to CDPR, they released a number (I think 4) poster-size images last year which demonstrated the various styles and fashion concepts that different social groups in the game will follow. I expect they will stick to this, therefore both men and women will look and behave as it would make sense for them to look and behave, according to their backgrounds.

 

The hell, that just looks like Carrie Patel with different wigs.

 

I don't even want to know who that is.

 

Writer at Obsidian.

 

Eh, was expecting worse.

 

And characters don't differ much in appearance and physique because they all probably have been made by distorting a single character model.

 

I have found prototypes of the male's character of Outer World .

 

He looks too unique for Outer World.