This game can only fail now.
People expect the perfect game:
good shooting mechanics
great RPG mechanics
good story and questing
immersion and a living world
state of the art graphics
This will never live up to expectations, shitstorm incomming at release.
This game can only fail now.
People expect the perfect game:
good shooting mechanics
great RPG mechanics
good story and questing
immersion and a living world
state of the art graphics
This will never live up to expectations, shitstorm incomming at release.
I still think the game will have no problem with most of the things you've mentioned. The story and the quests will be great for sure, because they are coming from a source material which is full of interesting stories and characters + one of the most important people in the Cyberpunk universe Mike Pondsmith was heavily involved in the lore/story and world building. The world will definitely be "alive", you can see that in every preview that was released last month, as far as the immersion goes, some people are going crazy with their fantasies of what this game will be about, they expect the ability to live a full-fledged life in the Cyberpunk universe, which is not realistic as this is still a video game.
To be fair I will be happy if we get a great story, good amount of side quests, branching narrative where decisions matter (for future replayability), a good amount of skills and perks and I completely trust CDPR to deliver on all these fronts.
But hey I've been waiting and following this title since the announcement back in 2012, so I'm pretty biased and I may not have the clearest view in regards to the title, so yeah, as I previously said less than 100 days until we finally know if this was all worth it
This game can only fail now.
People expect the perfect game:
good shooting mechanics
great RPG mechanics
good story and questing
immersion and a living world
state of the art graphics
This will never live up to expectations, shitstorm incomming at release.
Dunno, I'm just expecting something witcher like. Good game with flaws.
This game can only fail now.
People expect the perfect game:
good shooting mechanics
great RPG mechanics
good story and questing
immersion and a living world
state of the art graphics
This will never live up to expectations, shitstorm incomming at release.
Dunno, I'm just expecting something witcher like. Good game with flaws.
Same. Or to be more precise, a game developed by a non-murikan and/or non-AAA developers and all the good stuff that comes from that
At the same time some folks on this thread are wayyyyyyy too hyped about it, for those I think friketje's post might apply
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To be fair I will be happy if we get a great story, good amount of side quests, branching narrative where decisions matter (for future replayability), a good amount of skills and perks and I completely trust CDPR to deliver on all these fronts.
A lot of people will, I think. And despite the delays, CDPR is still largely in people's good graces and so especially early on they'll be more forgiving and willing to overlook any flaws the game might have. Just compare to how Obsidian's TOW was received to Bethesda's Fallout 76 - everyone wanted the former to succeed as much as they wanted the latter to fail.
Gunplay looks alright, and at least they acknowledge the issues with melee combat and are working on it. I wasn't going to do a melee playthrough for the first time around anyway and seeing these latest clips just reinforced that - even if it still has issues at release, by the time the expansions come out it should be in good shape and worth trying.
part what made witcher so good was having a great main character. this so far looks uninteresting, looks like it has too much shit in that looks overwhelmed but many of them look underwhelmed..they showed too much shit but very little of main characters or story.
part what made witcher so good was having a great main character. this so far looks uninteresting, looks like it has too much shit in that looks overwhelmed but many of them look underwhelmed..they showed too much shit but very little of main characters or story.
Isn't that a good thing? Not showing the whole story before you play it?
What I find hilarious is that they boast a kinda robust character creation system with numerous options for various body parts, etc. -- and the game is played in FPP.
part what made witcher so good was having a great main character. this so far looks uninteresting, looks like it has too much shit in that looks overwhelmed but many of them look underwhelmed..they showed too much shit but very little of main characters or story.
Isn't that a good thing? Not showing the whole story before you play it?
for a game that is supposed to be very long, like 50h+ they showed way too little, its not enough to get an ideea, want to see more of the main character voice etc.
also all these night city episodes are so lame, all they do is talk and show snippets of a few seconds gameplay. i know its hard to show everything given how big this game is but they could at least throw some 1-2h of full unedited gameplay
What I find hilarious is that they boast a kinda robust character creation system with numerous options for various body parts, etc. -- and the game is played in FPP.
I guess the game has mirrors + a screen where you can always see your character, like in most RPG's.. Photo-mode might be a thing too where you can zoom out to grab screens or just watch your character.
When mods starts to come out i bet third person view will be available pretty fast.. so it'll be like with Witcher 3 but reversed (Witcher 3 can now be played in first person but its not really for combat).
I sure do hope there is mods for that... why else would I make a thicc character.
You need to admire them jiggle physics on those big cheeks, huge tits and dong swinging in between those legs while you run and hop around. Just pure bliss.
On a (slightly) more serious note, the RTX masturbation will make sure there is 500 and one reflective spaces in a single room. So yeah...
All that was shown gameplay-wise so far is a small portion from the Prologue and the following mission as per CDPR. They are trying their best to not spoil many things, which while frustrating information wise, is still the best way to approach a heavily story driven game.
Also my copy of The World Of Cyberpunk arrived today and it looks pretty cool
I just want to see how game looks and runs on normal pc without RT.
This, only with proper grammar.
@vurt: Mirrors... won't spend all the gameplay time looking at them, right? The same for the character screen. Vanity cam / photo mode... c'mon.
...who spends all the gameplay time admiring your character in third person? i rather watch the surroundings.
It's cool to see your character once in a while (like in mirror) but tbh i don't need to see myself all the time. The character screen you'll get to see plenty of times..
edit: and yes, in cut scenes etc.. it'll be enough i think.
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This game can only fail now.
People expect the perfect game:
good shooting mechanics
great RPG mechanics
good story and questing
immersion and a living world
state of the art graphics
This will never live up to expectations, shitstorm incomming at release.
Dunno, I'm just expecting something witcher like. Good game with flaws.
Same. Or to be more precise, a game developed by a non-murikan and/or non-AAA developers and all the good stuff that comes from that
At the same time some folks on this thread are wayyyyyyy too hyped about it, for those I think friketje's post might apply
Why did I immediately have to think of the "latest" """"bioware"""" titles?
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