The first one is worth checking out at least.
John Wick is like John McClane, but for millennials
I like this design though, reminds me of Gunther Hermann, even if you can barely see him through all the post-processing effects they have slapped on here.
By that logic model tier beautiful people would be found repulsive too since most people are ugly as shit. On the face of it your reasoning is retarded. I'm not here to talk about faggots but if I can tip over more sacred cows while I'm raping Cyberpunk and the hype circlejerk I will.
I missed this. What the fuck would Mao say about your western faggotry? He was dangerously based during the cultural revolution. Unless you... Haha, the hidden hand my brudda? Let's make Lenin and Mao spin in their mausoleums, I'm game.
You expected something better from a negro?
It comes from 4chan and is 99% fake. Some of it could turn out to be true since it's mostly guessing based on what's known, but he definitely doesn't have the game as he claims.
Regardless of whether negro, chink or white, I wish fantasy authors would collaborate more and would also dig into some real history and sciences more. Ideally a good fantasy setting should pass the scrutiny of other authors or scientists. Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the best sci-fi authors themselves have some scientific studies background?
No one anywhere is saying they are doing the same thing as in Witcher 2. They may have decided on some middle ground decision. We'll find out, it's a matter of time.
You missed a chance to quote Sawyer, who's white, but extremely bland.
Often, but not always. E.G., Gibson studied English literature and PKD mostly studied philosophy and history, Heinlein had mostly military background.
Considering we're talking about CDPR, which was responsible for The Witcher series, I'd say there is some room for optimism. Especially if they keep Mike Pondsmith in the loop. But ultimately we'll have to wait and see for ourselves when the game finally comes out.
I think Sawyer is good at identifying what to grab and adapt from real history, but is uniquely bad at imagining how it would look after being adapted, hence most of his adaptations are boring or are lost in the minutae of the actual game's flow. Maybe his borrowings would have been made better if he was working on higher budget games, but we'll never know, and also - everything looks more plausible in a triple-A game than it does in an isometric RPG where the production process has been cutting corners left and right.
