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"You people...you Ciri fans." I love checking the internet to find out which rabid subgroups I apparently belong to because I think something would be cool in a videogame. This isn't some longstanding demand that has me flying to Poland in protest. This is a little idea many fans discussed and...

Her description included skyscrapers and flying vehicles. Sure, that could be New York and planes or even generic sci-fi. But given that these are both CDPR properties, and the devs were well aware of their next project, it's much more likely that this is a Cyberpunk reference. It's a little...

I'm hoping for a separate game and, if they were to ask me, I don't need multiplayer at all. Assuming resources are even somewhat limited, I'd much prefer some 2021 expansions to the main game that add locations and story content. MP fans obviously have a say in this and may feel differently...

Immersion is probably the most misunderstood, twisted to whatever point you're trying to make term in gaming. If a game keeps you mentally involved, it's immersive. Tetris can be immersive. Nothing about a fun and fleeting cameo is going to mentally disengage you from your 2077 adventure, unless...

Yes, I am ignoring this. How would you answer the "is Ciri in the game?" question if the intent was to surprise fans with her appearance? Anything but an outright denial would be interpreted as an outright confirmation. I'm sure if someone asked in February "hey CDPR is Keanu in Cyberpunk?"...

This game will have a ton of side quests. A quick Ciri mission wouldn't distract from the greater story and world going on. I hope they do it, but I also wouldn't want them to spoil the surprise. My dream scenario is that they've planned a Ciri side quest since day one, and are just letting the...

Exactly, there are plenty of people who are already employed to determine what developers can and cannot afford to include in a game. We don't need to do that work for them. Imagine walking into a job interview and saying "I'd of course like this amount, but you guys are running a business here...

If the backstories end up being minor details that don't change the game all that much, I'll end up saying there should've been more. But if these are big factors that make each character a completely different experience, three is plenty and I'll want to play each one through.

I'm hoping 2077 keeps the level recommendations from Witcher 3. While I like to explore, those lay out the developers' idea of story pacing and the balance between main/side activities. I felt they nailed that in TW3. My first order of business will definitely be poking around NPCs to see how...

Street cred makes sense to me, and several outfits will likely tie to certain quests. A nice workaround for style and substance would be what Spider-Man PS4 went with. Suits could swap mods to match your favorite perks with your favorite look. The Cyberpunk universe is cut out for this model and...

This is a serious, not meant to be an argument question, but how much value is the game actually putting in style if gear is stat-based and we can only see our forearms?

Biggest fears would be: 1. Shallow/insignificant customization in a game based on a tabletop RPG, where customization is everything 2. Generic FPS gameplay that fails to justify why this game didn't just go third-person ARPG I can't say I have any doubts surrounding the game's story...

I hope there's a legitimate post-game setup for Night City. I'd love if a few new side quests pop up, and of course if the characters stick around for additional dialogue.

Yeah I didn't even consider an apartment in this game, let alone need one, until they mentioned it. Then I got into the idea. My original concept of what 2077 would be had much more to do with customization. I thought what I looked like and what my place looked like would be top priority, since...

A game in which you play a mercenary should of course have its share of boss battles. There can essentially be Witcher contracts in this game. It'd be nice to have multiple, creative ways around as many of those as possible. The strength of 2077's gameplay seems to be build diversity, so each...

I'm hoping development on multiplayer doesn't replace a real expansion. Blood and Wine was maybe the best DLC I've ever played, and I'd be excited to see CDPR's idea for a 2077 continuation. Maybe the mysterious third project is a stand-in for this?

Most FPS RPGs are looter shooters, so you're taking most of the available sample size. While loot isn't as big a factor in Cyberpunk, there's still reason to worry it'll suffer from the same issues as a Borderlands or Division. 1561728821 The pacing of encounters, especially boss battles, is...

Bullet sponges are a big problem in first person shooter RPGs, and I'm not convinced 2077 is going to solve that. Maybe there's hope for non-solo classes to more quickly and creatively take down large enemies.

I've had some customization concerns since they confirmed the game was first-person only. I can't even blame them for holding back if we won't be seeing our character 99% of the time, but it is still disappointing. Between this and the fact that gear is linked to stats/street cred, we'll likely...

All good points. Quality gunplay can make bad games like Destiny go over well with fans. Forget what it could do for 2077. Here's something to keep in mind. Borderlands 3 supposedly has top tier gunplay and (for a decent percentage of the player base) will be releasing right alongside Cyberpunk...