Heh, cant help but find this funny.
Nobody is saying the game wont be good, that it wont have this or that - only our preferences and attitudes towards FP (for me specifically FP in rpgs). How is that based on lack of information? Are you saying first person in this game will somehow be magically different so everybody who prefers third person will instantly change their mind when they see what it's like?
Ain't played a first-person game that hasn't set me off yet, so either first person itself is a "crappy camera" or you're just boasting from a limited point of knowledge and understanding. Same goes for Field of View. I've repeatedly stated so, but I'll do it again: I've messed with FOV settings to hell and high water, with zero satisfying results.Crappy camera or weapon animation jiggle, mentioned narrow FOV does. If these are not CP2077's issues, you're good to go. If yes, that's a different question.
You really just proved my point. Where does he say, not now or in the future?The exact words were:
Geoff: "Will there be a third person mode?"
CDPR: "Uhh, no."
That's clear to me. I'm not reading anything into it. I'm not making up any kind of hopeful fantasies outside of those specific words that were used.
Hiya, Metal, buddy.Crappy camera or weapon animation jiggle, mentioned narrow FOV does. If these are not CP2077's issues, you're good to go. If yes, that's a different question.
no it is, its just that third person is drastically wider and you cant ever get that wide in first person. there's an unbridgeable gap. theoretically you could do it if first person allowed for a much wider field of view to be playable (it isn't because various reasons, it will just looked streteched and fisheyed past a certain point) but it is still fundamentally why third person games don't produce this. some people just have stronger reactions so widening the field of view comfortably in FP games isn't possible. but that doesn't chance the cause.
Wouldn't that be grand?Maybe it will be so good you wont mind playing with a bucket or two next to you![]()
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as I mentioned, you're one of the unlucky few who cant bridge the gap between acceptable First person FOV and third Person FOV. there is a gap you cant just crank your FOV up to 170 in first person. but if you COULD, it would probably help. its still a field of view issue, its just that First person jumps from like a max playable FOV of 120 to like essentially 180 FOV in third person. that's 60ish degrees of play you're missing. If you compressed a third person game to 90 FOV (most wont, but try it if you play PC and can edit ini files), I guarantee you'd get motion sick there too.Ain't played a first-person game that hasn't set me off yet, so either first person itself is a "crappy camera" or you're just boasting from a limited point of knowledge and understanding. Same goes for Field of View. I've repeatedly stated so, but I'll do it again: I've messed with FOV settings to hell and high water, with zero satisfying results.
So no, I won't be 'good to go'.
You really just proved my point. Where does he say, not now or in the future?
"This game is.." *hurk* "..sho immurg.." *bluh* "..shib.. I wub it..!"The true redneck experience
head bobbing and camera shaking are neither exclusive to First person nor in every first person game. the base cause is FOV. as I said, there's an unbridgeable gap between the max playable FOV of a first person game and the default of a third person game. Some people like you will fall in between and there's nothing you can do about it. but there's no intangible feature of first person that causes it, its an FOV thing. the problem is that you can't just increase FOV in first person without warping the image after a while.The cause is not just FOV. I don't know what to tell you. It just isn't.
Camera shaking/bobbing is another huge factor, probably actually the biggest factor.
"Will be" is future tense. But what you're arguing here is that anything CDPR didn't specifically say might happen. Well, I mean, sure. They never said Geralt can't open a portal into Night City and ride Roach into Totentantz. They never said they'll remove first person mode and instead of adding third person mode, add second person and fourth person modes. They never said they won't just change all the characters into stick figures.
I mean, you're arguing that even though they said that there will be no third person mode (I've quoted them too many times now to do it again), there might still be a third person mode, so by that logic, even though they've said there will be no paid DLCs, there might be paid DLCs.
This is pointless. If you don't trust what they say and agree with the meaning of the words that they use to communicate, then what's the point of debating.
I cant speak to every single objection and the individual experience that led to it but I've read almost all the posts here and most boil down to preference. Other than that I think 1 person worried about melee and one or two others cant play because of motion sickness.A part of the complaints is born out of fear for the melee combat.
Most of those fears are well founded since, well , we don't have a clue how its gonna look.
The same for the people that fear motion sickness, we don't know how shaky the camera will be and so on.
Lack of information promotes valid fears.
You are simply going to work yourself up, and it's not worth it. :/
head bobbing and camera shaking are neither exclusive to First person nor in every first person game. the base cause is FOV. as I said, there's an unbridgeable gap between the max playable FOV of a first person game and the default of a third person game. Some people like you will fall in between and there's nothing you can do about it. but there's no intangible feature of first person that causes it, its an FOV thing. the problem is that you can't just increase FOV in first person without warping the image after a while.
Your logic still doesn’t make since. You’re saying that they are confirming something won’t be on a unfinished product that they haven’t even shown to the public. And adding stick figures to the game is totally insignificant to what I’m saying. You said it’s “confirmed “ they won’t be adding third person to the game ever based on the words they said. If they meant they’d never add it, they’d say that. That’s all I’m saying. Don’t YOU confirm anything CDPR didn’t tell us. Until one of them comes on and says there will never be a third person mode added. It’s an unfinished product. They just confirmed what it already is. Discussion over."Will be" is future tense. But what you're arguing here is that anything CDPR didn't specifically say might happen. Well, I mean, sure. They never said Geralt can't open a portal into Night City and ride Roach into Totentantz. They never said they'll remove first person mode and instead of adding third person mode, add second person and fourth person modes. They never said they won't just change all the characters into stick figures.
I mean, you're arguing that even though they said that there will be no third person mode (I've quoted them too many times now to do it again), there might still be a third person mode, so by that logic, even though they've said there will be no paid DLCs, there might be paid DLCs.
This is pointless. If you don't trust what they say and agree with the meaning of the words that they use to communicate, then what's the point of debating.
I don't mind getting worked up, and that's not happening any time soon, but it's doing no favors for this thread, so I'm done with that exchange indeed.![]()
..hah! I just realized you were arguing with someone called 'Wall'. View attachment 10970402
Eh, I've not intent of it being an insult - I just think the wordplay is fun.I noticed that too, but I got a warning earlier so I figured I wouldn't comment on it.![]()