Nay, but that's not saying much. I simply dislike cities, in general. (After all, I wasn't even all that fond of Wyzima and Novigrad.)
Never. There is nothing about it that appeals to me, and I wouldn't want to live in a big city in the first place.
I'd choose Night City over the Badlands, but I'm thankful that world isn't real.
Night City makes an interesting setting for an RPG, but to actually live there would be hell.
Night City makes an interesting setting for an RPG, but to actually live there would be hell.
Novigrad just seemed more like a maze than a city to me. Yeah, by the end of running through all the quests since none of them are remotely in the same quadrant, you learn how to traverse the labyrinth. But it also had zero activity. It was just walls dressed up as houses.
No, I would not.
They have literally described the city as "not being able to walk one block without a gunfight breaking out"...yea, no.
They have literally described the city as "not being able to walk one block without a gunfight breaking out"...yea, no.
A lot of people already live in this type of circumstances, all over the world.
No one is hacking your brain to convince you to tear yourself into pieces in real life.
The thought of living in Australia scares me more than the prospect of living in Night City. At least Night City doesn't have kangaroos. I think. I'm not sure, so for now, it's the safer option.
As long as i had an edge and had everything i needed to survive the daily grind, then yes.
With this being said, the cities i totally dig and would live in:
Night City in Cyberpunk.
The techno future like city in the The Fifth Element.
Nar Shaddaa in Star Wars.
Los Angeles in Blade Runner.
There are a few more cool dystopia cities out there that intrigue me....but thats just a few.
With this being said, the cities i totally dig and would live in:
Night City in Cyberpunk.
The techno future like city in the The Fifth Element.
Nar Shaddaa in Star Wars.
Los Angeles in Blade Runner.
There are a few more cool dystopia cities out there that intrigue me....but thats just a few.
I meant having to choose between different gangs, just to survive, since there are no other options available.
Compared to our reality? No way. That place is intimidating as hell.
Compared to the rest of the Cyberpunk 2077 universe where the rest of the world is in fallout from nuclear war and the world economies are shot, I would consider it... but still think I'd chose to wing it in a cabin deep in the Canadian forests over Night City. At least I'd have solitude.
Compared to the rest of the Cyberpunk 2077 universe where the rest of the world is in fallout from nuclear war and the world economies are shot, I would consider it... but still think I'd chose to wing it in a cabin deep in the Canadian forests over Night City. At least I'd have solitude.