Original Bioshock Infinite would have been like that, but it was cancelled and Irrational just shat out 10 hours of barely connected Doom arenas. Amusingly Redfall could have been like pre-reboot Infinite, but Arkane fucked that up too
yeah, the game feels so linear that i assumed i couldn't save takemura even though i tried to rescue paul in Deus Ex
And that article explains why some might "feel" as the game is too linear. Wrong expectations first and foremost (as for the game as a whole) and a nice example with takamura. I personally didn't save him btw because I was playing a total asshole so it was very nice to compare our playthroughs with a friend who did save him. And there was a great amount of lesser differences be that gameplay wise or character wise, endings and so on and you're telling me player has no agency? Anyway, all that dev has basically confirmed that they've promised too much therefore complains "justified".
What you mean the main quest is linear when you can do bunch of missions in a different order and see some distinctions say just like in Witcher 3. Your post also reads as "I compare the released game with my imaginary version of it and the real thing loses". Well, no shit.
Well this is a thread about CP2077 which does, in fact, take place in America.
Oh but that's from act 1 I think. I'd thought you were about the prologue quest where you carry a naked girl and do some very insightful quest for her later on.
I'm aware of that. What I'm trying to say, stop it and evaluate the game strictly on its own (output) merits.
you CAN save paul in deus ex.
You may not appreciate American culture nor place any value on it, but it exists and dominates nonetheless.
I could have sworn I'd seen super-advanced computers in it along with cybertech replacement arms and shit along with full-on androids along with...
I don't think I'd want to live in a world with demons roaming the land, dragons burning towns, and death at every doorstep, either, yet I choose to play games that depict these things.
Much of Night City itself is brilliantly designed, with stunning cyberpunk vistas, while it is night-time or raining, but the developers, in their brilliance, set daytime to last for 18 hours and the weather to almost always be clear; I think the occasional rain and even rarer fog are initiated by reaching certain stages in certain quests, not by any dynamic weather system. The game allows the player to skip time by having the player-character wait, but someone playing without exploiting this feature would mostly see the bland, washed-out version of Night City that exists in the daytime sun. Importantly, the aesthetic design virtues apply only to the exteriors, as the interiors are largely non-existent (only a small portion of the buildings can actually be entered) and are generally dull.
I'm surprised modders haven't already made interiors for the buildings and added random shitty gigs. You can already clip through a bunch of windows you aren't supposed toMuch of Night City itself is brilliantly designed, with stunning cyberpunk vistas, while it is night-time or raining, but the developers, in their brilliance, set daytime to last for 18 hours and the weather to almost always be clear; I think the occasional rain and even rarer fog are initiated by reaching certain stages in certain quests, not by any dynamic weather system. The game allows the player to skip time by having the player-character wait, but someone playing without exploiting this feature would mostly see the bland, washed-out version of Night City that exists in the daytime sun. Importantly, the aesthetic design virtues apply only to the exteriors, as the interiors are largely non-existent (only a small portion of the buildings can actually be entered) and are generally dull.
They are though
I don't think the engine/mod tools support modding that much, which I personally think is very sad.I'm surprised modders haven't already made interiors for the buildings and added random shitty gigs. You can already clip through a bunch of windows you aren't supposed toMuch of Night City itself is brilliantly designed, with stunning cyberpunk vistas, while it is night-time or raining, but the developers, in their brilliance, set daytime to last for 18 hours and the weather to almost always be clear; I think the occasional rain and even rarer fog are initiated by reaching certain stages in certain quests, not by any dynamic weather system. The game allows the player to skip time by having the player-character wait, but someone playing without exploiting this feature would mostly see the bland, washed-out version of Night City that exists in the daytime sun. Importantly, the aesthetic design virtues apply only to the exteriors, as the interiors are largely non-existent (only a small portion of the buildings can actually be entered) and are generally dull.
Much of Night City itself is brilliantly designed, with stunning cyberpunk vistas, while it is night-time or raining, but the developers, in their brilliance, set daytime to last for 18 hours and the weather to almost always be clear; I think the occasional rain and even rarer fog are initiated by reaching certain stages in certain quests, not by any dynamic weather system. The game allows the player to skip time by having the player-character wait, but someone playing without exploiting this feature would mostly see the bland, washed-out version of Night City that exists in the daytime sun. Importantly, the aesthetic design virtues apply only to the exteriors, as the interiors are largely non-existent (only a small portion of the buildings can actually be entered) and are generally dull.
Honestly, it looks like generic cyberpunk cityscape.Much of Night City itself is brilliantly designed, with stunning cyberpunk vistas, while it is night-time or raining, but the developers, in their brilliance, set daytime to last for 18 hours and the weather to almost always be clear; I think the occasional rain and even rarer fog are initiated by reaching certain stages in certain quests, not by any dynamic weather system. The game allows the player to skip time by having the player-character wait, but someone playing without exploiting this feature would mostly see the bland, washed-out version of Night City that exists in the daytime sun. Importantly, the aesthetic design virtues apply only to the exteriors, as the interiors are largely non-existent (only a small portion of the buildings can actually be entered) and are generally dull.
