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Cyberpunk 2077 Pre-Release Thread [GAME RELEASED, GO TO NEW THREAD]
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I agree. I loved The Witcher 3, but soon I realized i've played it like a Quantic Dream game. Maybe just expect Cyberpunk to be more like a future-GTA than a proper RPG and u won't be dissappointed
Zer0wing
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Prolly doing so because they're full into cutting corners and have no desire to improve melee combat. It's all tied together.
HarveyBirdman
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SPY! HE'S A SPY!
Silverfish
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If you're uncircumcised you lose your bank account.
Probably, but the first-person perspective, shooting and stealth elements already tell me I'll enjoy what gameplay there is a lot more than I did Witcher's click-clicky and Witcher 2/3 rolly-rolly.
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Nerds having an obsession with trains? Colour me shocked.
All PRC citizens are legally obligated to assit PRC security services in gathering information as well as in protecting information of interest to the PRC government.
After googling, this looks shopped.
Oooh o, spagettio-o. Hopefully fake, but in this clown world, who knows?
Wunderbar
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Daedalos it's not fake, here's the source https://kotaku.com/07-01-2020/cyberpunk-2077-delay-inclusivity-1844163262
Naraya
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Daedalos in this clown world, who knows
You are very right, for example this morning I read:
"Microsoft will ban Forza players who add the confederate flag to their digital cars" (https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/30/21308677/microsoft-forza-player-ban-confederate-flag-hate-symbols)
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Damn, google ads ruining rickrolling nowadays.
Anyway, my prediction is this game will be just full of short and long term C&C, even if the systems are mechanics have only token impact on gameplay. After all, that's what the Witcher 3 was too.
Ol' Willy
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Has everyone forgotten these collages yet. I don't think this is banned either:
Technomancer
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Which is not a negative thing if you like franchises like Gta, Mafia or RDR and i bet it will be still more "on the rpg side" than those.
Doktor Best
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That was one PR dude typing down some crap he probably doesn't know shit about vs game design lead clarifying numerous times that they are making an RPG first and foremost. Why do you guys get so hung up over this?
DJOGamer PT
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Both 3 games still have better gameplay than Skyrim and most people played that shit for that. So yeah the majority of people that played the Witcher games, do care about the gameplay (and W1 has good gameplay).
What long term C&C W3 has? Most of the consequences happen immeadeatly after you've made the choices, and the long term consequences are pretty much some kind of call back down the line. That's it.
Very few quests accessbilty is dependant on your previous choices. Even the entire gimmick of transfering your Witcher 2 save bears almost negligable impact (save for Letho's life).
Which speaking of, W2 is the game that has the most persistent and significant consequences, but no one likes that one for some reason.
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The only reason I see for wallrunning being removed was it being too painful to implement without redesigning every location. You have to include many flat surfaces and if you splatter posters, graffiti then the surface doesn't look like something you can wallrun. Same with removal of 3rd person camera from dialogs and cutscenes. CDP went with using your camera to aim at objects rather than polluting the screen with all available prompts. Implementing that in 3rd person would mean double the work and triple the costs to make sure both perspectives work the same. With subways they probably decided that people used to skip them or didn't use them as much.
But removal of those features is huge
I hope the game releases with at least half of the promised features.
But removal of those features is huge
I hope the game releases with at least half of the promised features.
Just imagine needing navmeshes for walls+ceiling and floor instead of just the floor.The only reason I see for wallrunning being removed was it being too painful to implement without redesigning every location. You have to include many flat surfaces and if you splatter posters, graffiti then the surface doesn't look like something you can wallrun. Same with removal of 3rd person camera from dialogs and cutscenes. CDP went with using your camera to aim at objects rather than polluting the screen with all available prompts. Implementing that in 3rd person would mean double the work and triple the costs to make sure both perspectives work the same. With subways they probably decided that people used to skip them or didn't use them as much.
But removal of those features is huge
typical user
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At least Dying Light 2 has this mechanic or was it cut out too?
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