Fine, it's not dark and dystopian enough for you, anyways I like it and find the setting and environment engaging and most importantly fun to play so that's what I'm off to do. Good luck and have fun finding your perfect dystopia utopia
I should be clear and state that my complaints regarding the lack of dystopian feel to the game beyond the violence is in reference to the gameplay outside of they story. Also, I'm not trying to say there is nothing dystopian about it either. Rather again as I've said, the player experience of Night City could easily be argued to be less dystopian than Rockstar's parody of real world early 2000's. There is dystopia in the game outside of single player, it's just dystopia lite as it is now or cyberpunk O'douls version.
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lol thank youFine, it's not dark and dystopian enough for you, anyways I like it and find the setting and environment engaging and most importantly fun to play so that's what I'm off to do. Good luck and have fun finding your perfect dystopia utopia
Oh, yeah, for sure. But I don't find it lacking either and don't understand where such a sentiment is coming from just as well. Well, i guess, I'll quote Samara from Mass Effect:
"If there's 2 humans in a room, there'll be 3 opinions"
But I just don't get it
Right on and that's the truth.Oh, yeah, for sure. But I don't find it lacking either and don't understand where such a sentiment is coming from just as well. Well, i guess, I'd quote Samamra from Mass Effect:
"If there's 2 humans in a room, there'll be 3 opinions"
But I just don't get it
the actual quote is ""You are more individualistic than any other species I've encountered. Put three humans in a room, there will be six opinions." it reminds me of another quote thay may or may not have relevance, "assholes and opinions...everyone's got one"Oh, yeah, for sure. But I don't find it lacking either and don't understand where such a sentiment is coming from just as well. Well, i guess, I'd quote Samamra from Mass Effect:
"If there's 2 humans in a room, there'll be 3 opinions"
But I just don't get it
Haha, well, you know your Mass Effect better than me, I'll give you that. Tipping my hat here
And the more opinions you have and the stronger they are, the more of an asshole you seem to be even if you are not. Story of my life!
And if you don't have an opinion about anything, you're just boring af. That's kind of a balancing act, ain't it? Storry of my life as well.
I absolutely agree with you. I am totally immersed in the game. I have over 40 hours and I am not even half way through the city. I never came into this game with GTA or RDR2 in mind. I came into this game with the great experience I had with Witcher 3.
And I have observed the NPC closely and have seen the many different interactions they have with eachother and the world. For myself, I have never played a game as immersive as Cyperpunk 2077. And this is coming from somoene who has GTA and have over 80 hours played on RDR2.
And I have observed the NPC closely and have seen the many different interactions they have with eachother and the world. For myself, I have never played a game as immersive as Cyperpunk 2077. And this is coming from somoene who has GTA and have over 80 hours played on RDR2.
totally NOT.
The most immersionbreaking thing is lack of walking. I feel like a videogame character speedrunning everywhere like a fucking sonic the hedgehog.
Just add a toggle for me to walk the same speed as the story NPCs do.
The most immersionbreaking thing is lack of walking. I feel like a videogame character speedrunning everywhere like a fucking sonic the hedgehog.
Just add a toggle for me to walk the same speed as the story NPCs do.
I have other issue. I finished the game and done most of the quests in 54 hours.
I remember someone mentioned 177 hours gameplay.
B.S?
I remember someone mentioned 177 hours gameplay.
Cyberpunk 2077 dev hasn't finished the game after over 175 hours - VG247
A Cyberpunk 2077 developer has pumped more than 175 hours into the upcoming RPG on the highest difficulty has yet to finish the game.
www.vg247.com
I feel I'm following a good movie because of very nice moments. Immersed? Not at all, But I'm old and It might be harder to immerse someone as myself that already played everything there is to play since the 80s or already has deep experience in PnP games and TTs.
I might not be the target customer of CP77.
Btw I could have swalloed all that B.S. much better if the city was more interactive, it's just as TW3. Go from Point A to point B in emptiness and shallowness, with the difference that in TW3 nothing was on the map prior discovery and you had actually to roam around and some unexpected stuff might happen, this isn't the case. I laughed at Skill Up review when he said "NIGHT CITY CHANGES YOUR PACE; YOU GET A CALL AND YOUR PLANS HAVE NOW CHANGED". B.S. in its most pristine state of matter. He clearly didn't even understood what kind of game he was playing and just rushed a review.
I might not be the target customer of CP77.
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Well if you consider content all the grinding and copy pasted events that pop out in the map then yes, that's not finishing a game in its essence, it's called "you have a problem".I have other issue. I finished the game and done most of the quests in 54 hours.
I remember someone mentioned 177 hours gameplay.
B.S?Cyberpunk 2077 dev hasn't finished the game after over 175 hours - VG247
A Cyberpunk 2077 developer has pumped more than 175 hours into the upcoming RPG on the highest difficulty has yet to finish the game.www.vg247.com
Btw I could have swalloed all that B.S. much better if the city was more interactive, it's just as TW3. Go from Point A to point B in emptiness and shallowness, with the difference that in TW3 nothing was on the map prior discovery and you had actually to roam around and some unexpected stuff might happen, this isn't the case. I laughed at Skill Up review when he said "NIGHT CITY CHANGES YOUR PACE; YOU GET A CALL AND YOUR PLANS HAVE NOW CHANGED". B.S. in its most pristine state of matter. He clearly didn't even understood what kind of game he was playing and just rushed a review.
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I agree, I think all the small details, like people calling or message you, you having to reply, the news, the city itself, the characters in general really draws you in, everyone have their own problems and so do you. Like if you help someone they won't just forget it, like mission done, but they might message you later on saying thanks etc. So to me its all these details that helps draw you in. And it is very well made. The more they can add of stuff like this, like new side characters, the more immersive the experience would be and since Night city is as big as it is, they could just keep adding stuff without running into problems.
And if they decide to fill it with more mundane activities then they could really push it far.
I'm loving it. The only thing that really irritates me is the forced underwear. It's not like I want to run around nude either, it's just knowing that forced censorship exists, even in the freaking shower, really pisses me off.
No i can't convince myself it is raining when someone is pissing on my head.
im loving the game. second play through already. you need to play the game in hard if you really want the cyberpunk experience. also saving up now for an rtx card. i really hope they keep adding to cyberpunk, their so much potential room for dlc, expac and even an online mode or co op type missions. this game may have some bugs, but so far no game braking bugs at least. i appropriate all the hard work cd projekt red did to make this game. since witcher 3 and mass effect trilogy their has been a void in my life for games and this game has filled that void for the time being haha.