I don't know. It's just the way it has been lately. Maybe it's all coincidence haha, that GOTY games happen to have TP.
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Just so you know, you're being ignored, so don't waste your breath.
Wolfenstein (and a few others cant remember off top of head) has a nice simple cover system. When youre close to an object you use aim down sights / scope view and you lean out /over cover.
Simple and it works great. No extra button required.
Thanks for recommending being open-minded while demanding for developer delay/maybe compromise game for small group of people who prefer 3rd perspective. Even after developer stated they believing its best choice for the game. I will try to be more open-minded in the future.
The last lines weren't for you. It was for others being TPP stubborn. I totally agree with you. Perspective does not maketh a GOTY game.
That's probably the best thing for all of us. Again, decision has been made.
Time to come to grips with reality. Sorry if this doesn't suit you.
Being realist would be finally accepting that the company is not gonna throw away money, devs, work and time to completely remake a game to cater to a very loud minority.
I have been anxiously waiting for Cyberpunk 2077 to come out for years, i purchased Witcher 3 to familiarize myself with CD Projekt Red to try and get an idea of what i can expect from cyberpunk 2077. After playing Witcher 3 i bacame even more excited for the release of Cyberpunk. After years of waiting the game was officially revealed in E3, and i have to say i was severely disappointed to find out the game will be released in 1st person only. I have never liked the first person prospective in video games, and avoided purchasing them. While i can understand that many people enjoy the first person prospective, it has never been for me. unfortunately after years of waiting for the release of this game, i will not be buying it
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