Iznaliu
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Team clearly split into 3 minds on how they should handle Cyberpunk's systems - probably shock after a narrow character arch like The Witcher's "One class, one dude" and making a trilogy from that.This shit is depressing
What else did you expect with a studio bound to unrealistic expectations because they released a breakout hit?
2012...
Team A."Ok, we cover as many character classes/skills from Cyberpunk V3 as possible, to create the ultimate single player CRPG - this is going to be bigger than anything we've ever done. We will be setting a new standard with the replayability here."
Team B. "What?! That will take too long, we do a single-character arch like Geralt's, you just play as a Cop, but you can specialize...like we did with Witcher..."
Team C."That game exists, it's called Deus Ex. No. This is Cyberpunk. The only way to do it justice is to have your friends there as well, playing many different roles, just like the tabletop! Cyberpunk Online!"
Now...
WE'RE NOT E.A! PROMISE! EVERYTHING IS FINE! WANNA WORK FOR US?!
I think you are reading too much into the situation; I think the online/MP controversy is unlikely to be connected to any single-character plot. However, if there is a multiplayer element, a single character would be unlikely for fairly obvious reasons, so only one of the two controversies can be ongoing right now.