Charles Dance voiced the Emperor in TW3, and that worked really well not only promotionally but as high quality voice acting. Of course we don't know if the rumor about GaGa is true or not, but if it were, I would be highly surprised if they did something just for PR reasons.
I think hearing something before E3 is pretty likely. It's not exactly uncommon, especially if a game has already been revealed (CDPR already did its big "HEY GUYS WE'RE ALIVE" thing last year). No real reason for radio silence moving forward.
I wasn't scared about mods, but about people taking it as a real news, which is not. Journalists know something, no idea about what they know and they're not gonna tell us until CDPR says so.
I wasn't scared about mods, but about people taking it as a real news, which is not. Journalists know something, no idea about what they know and they're not gonna tell us until CDPR says so.
My 2 cents go for a closed-doors event where journalists will see the game again and now they know only the date or maybe a new trailer. But sincerely I have absolutely no idea.
That's fair enough, and going based off of experience with other companies, it's probably accurate. I remember how hyped I was during Skyrim's 11-month marketing period, and you definitely knew that's what it was - there were constant interviews, gameplay demos, hands-on stuff for fans, etc...
This isn't a secret - you can visit their Capital Group page and see it for yourself. They've already confirmed that the data is still accurate, and now -- for something I read but can't remember where -- they've also apparently said that it will be announced before 2077 releases.
Not confirmed to be a new IP. In fact, when asked about it in the past, I think the CEO (or PR guy - forget which, but he's the guy who does most of the talking during investor meetings) said something akin to (paraphrasing) "We have two IPs: The Witcher and Cyberpunk, and that's all I'm saying about that." That doesn't mean it won't be a new IP, for all we know something was lost in translation or maybe he meant it differently.
This is actually very significant as it shows their commitment to non-linear quest design is being pushed even further. They're already an industry leader on this front and it'd be easy for them to rest on their laurels. So yeah, very good news.
I don't know if I'd call them an industry leader, but it depends on what you mean by non linear quest design.
Fair point. I'm speaking about narrative choice. With regard to the immersive sim angle, TW3 is very linear. The hope is that they can embrace both in CP. They actually did experiment with this in TW2, but dropped it in TW3.
