Speaking from a rather more minor real life experience, I decided to leave what many would consider an ultra corpo path at the very best employer in that field. It made absolutely no sense to me to go anywhere else; they'd always be second best. So I switched to something TOTALLY different and now worry about the price of a pack of prawns in the supermarket. And have no regrets.
Tbh I am starting to question that myself, because in my game there is plenty of choice. But I know that to some if the choice don't lead to some world changing event is perceived, as no choice at all. Anyway spare me your attitude. You don't have to agree with me. It's my opinion.
98% of choices dont do anything
. It hurts me to say that, and after 121+ hrs I can confirm that :/
Don't do any Panam related quests -> Star ending not aviaible.
That is the point. Those are 2%-5% of the game that affect ONLY endings. Everything else is same :/Don't do any Panam related quests -> Star ending not aviaible.
Don't do any Johnny quests (or just skip his dialogs)-> Fear the reaper ending not aviable.
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If you want choices who change the world, it's not the type of game for that. In Night City, V is nothing, a small insignificant insect.
But we are deviating from the subject I think
Plenty of choices affect V and the people close to them. It's an RPG game. You have many choices to shape who V is even to the extend of their religious believes - something no other game have done at this point to my knowledge. In many cases you can end up betraying your allies or not, your choices may lead up to certain characters getting killed or not in many side missions and gigs. This are ALL choices. They will not however effect the world in any sagnificant way, because that's the point the developers were driving through. Night city for the most part just doesn't care. However your choices affect the people around V and V themselves in many different and sagnificant ways.
You are basically describing every single RPG ever released.
They could have done it, if only they hadn't wasted resources on a huge, empty and lifeless Open World and had made the game on rails like a typical FPS, but with RPG elements and much more choice in missions.
Well... you can choice between Penis 1 and Penis 2.
They're REALLY nice penises.
So it's interesting. When I saw the marketing for the game my first thought was "are you crazy that's three different games".
They could make the game point and click and implement 10 lifepaths with a lot of choices and consequences. But they didn't.You are basically describing every single RPG ever released.
How original.
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They could have done it, if only they hadn't wasted resources on a huge, empty and lifeless Open World and had made the game on rails like a typical FPS, but with RPG elements and much more choice in missions.
The secondary missions could have been incorporated into the main one and offer many narrative differences along the story based on the choices.
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Well... you can choice between Penis 1 and Penis 2.
i am honestly getting tired by those passive aggresive comments. Next time you feel responding to any of my comments - just don't. I will probably not care.
