1. Tali? For real?? She is a fucking mask with weird legs. much more a liara fan hereI married a punk girl with a heart of gold in real life.
But the thirst for Judy is kind of unsettling.
This is like the old pre-ME2 Tali days of Bioware.
But there was a LOT of build-up in people's heads that went into fanfiction areas. Take the Meredith Stout fans, "I WANTED MY CORPO TO MARRY HER! WE WERE GOING TO HAVE CORPO BABIES!"
I'm like, "No one said she was going to be a major character, dude."
Considering GoG says 36% of players finish Panam's story and 25% finish Judy's story, I'd say there is more interest in Panam.
You need also to consider that Panam storyline was required for having nomad ending. So everyone who spoiled themselves endings or just wanted to do them all needed to go complete it.Considering GoG says 36% of players finish Panam's story and 25% finish Judy's story, I'd say there is more interest in Panam.
The noisiest people are not necessarily giving you a good indication of what is actually happening (with this game or any of a number of fandoms).
You need also to consider that Panam storyline was required for having nomad ending. So everyone who spoiled themselves endings or just wanted to do them all needed to go complete it.
So you are arguing that the artists/developers should compromise their vision to cater to a portion of the player base?I'm by no means an expert, but here's why that is, IMHO, and why it doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Lets consider some general assumptions:
- Most gamers are male
- Most people are straight, therefore most gamers are straight
- Most gamers will probably pick their own sex when making a character, therefore most gamers will first create a male character
No percentages here - I don't have any statistical charts, but I'd be willing to make a good bet that the above statements are true.
Now lets add one more fact:
- The romance "options" (plural) in the game don't exist. There's ONE romance option. Unless you're bisexual, then you get two, but (see point two) most gamers aren't bi.
Thus you get a lot of posts from a) people somewhat disappointed with the general lack of choice and b) just being disappointed with the lack of THIS particular choice.
Sorry but if you're a dude and want to bone Judy, you don't like her, you like the person that you want her to be. Her sexuality is ingrained into her character from her style to her mannerisms. She's very pretty don't get me wrong, but it's kind of gross to disregard a fundamental aspect of her character.
It's just pixels I know, but it's important imo, and if she was real and knew all her male chooms were secretly wishing she wasn't who she was so they could try and bone her, she'd be pretty devastated considering you're like, the last genuine connection she has with someone in NC.
If you empathise with her character, storyline and care about her, zip up your pants.
I find it interesting that people will turn to mods or cries for the developer to change the game rather than you know ... just creating a femm V. Like are my friends and I the only people who create a bunch of different Vs? I got Vs for every occasion baby! ... It's also why I despretely need a profile system for this game.
So you are arguing that the artists/developers should compromise their vision to cater to a portion of the player base?
i kinda liked her...I get shes hot as heck for a lesbian, I get Kerry is too, and Panam...River is....kinda eh.
Its just the weirdest obession right now in the Cyberpunk community and its kinda scary
Well theni kinda liked her...
then she left me in one of the endings, because she still whants to leave NC...
now i kinda dislike her
oh, maybe i was unclearWell thenyou will either be lucky next time to get the right ending with right romance, or you wont like anyone. Every single romance character leaves you in one ending and stays with you in another, so it's matter of luck.
I agree with the first sentence, but her style/mannerisms don't telegraph lesbian to me. Legit I know a ton of lesbians, they vary significantly in aesthetics and such. If I had to assume through generalizations I'd say I know more bi and even straight women that are like Judy than I do lesbians, but that said, if that's her orientation that's her orientation regardless of presentation.Sorry but if you're a dude and want to bone Judy, you don't like her, you like the person that you want her to be. Her sexuality is ingrained into her character from her style to her mannerisms. She's very pretty don't get me wrong, but it's kind of gross to disregard a fundamental aspect of her character.
It's just pixels I know, but it's important imo, and if she was real and knew all her male chooms were secretly wishing she wasn't who she was so they could try and bone her, she'd be pretty devastated considering you're like, the last genuine connection she has with someone in NC.
If you empathise with her character, storyline and care about her, zip up your pants.