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Inhalers are weird (like, in general—come at me, asthmatics), but Isn't combat being fast somewhat similar to how it plays out in the PnP?
(In theory, at least. It's hard to derive any meaningful information about the overall feel from secondhand accounts.)
I also have to see the ass of my female character on screen...nonono, I need the third person. Really, this news of the first person is driving me mad.
For exploration at least... With these models and outfits it would be shame not have TPP option
LOL ive been on 3 big video game fourms and i can see all the youtube videos. for every 100s i see that don't like the FPS, i see a handful of you guys who do
So... they're doing something new, basically? It used to be that creative risks were considered a good thing.
That's operating under the assumption that future content will revolve around V and not a new character, though. Just because that's how The Witcher handled it doesn't mean they're stuck doing it that way for 2077. A separate expansion campaign with a different character in one of the non-playable-in-base-game roles would be awesome.
Can't wait. I believe regardless of the doubters that this company deserves the benefit of the doubt that they are creating an incredible game.
I really don't see why first person is a problem. I play lots of first person games mixed with third person games, and I never felt one type is preferable above another. I feel very comfortable with both.
Whatever you think about it, I have played lots of hours in "Elder Scrolls" games, and these games where first person with third person cut-scenes. So character creation still is very important. Also - I think sneaking (line of sight) and targeting is way more easy when in a first person perspective. So yeah... I don't mind Cyberpunk is first person perspective.
This is, of course, a personal opinion.
Whatever you think about it, I have played lots of hours in "Elder Scrolls" games, and these games where first person with third person cut-scenes. So character creation still is very important. Also - I think sneaking (line of sight) and targeting is way more easy when in a first person perspective. So yeah... I don't mind Cyberpunk is first person perspective.
This is, of course, a personal opinion.
WE MUST BE VOCAL EVEN IF WE SOUND LIKE WHINING BRATS...
in the past we was whining about yen face after infamous cosplayer guide--- they change it
we also complain a lot about geralt face in W2 i(first gameplay on REDENGINE )- they change it and so on ...
forum going bersek mode REDs tring please them by changes
maybe its harder to do but we need TP... i hope its another marketing idea.... comunity complain so after couple months we can inform "we did it TF mode added"
in the past we was whining about yen face after infamous cosplayer guide--- they change it
we also complain a lot about geralt face in W2 i(first gameplay on REDENGINE )- they change it and so on ...
forum going bersek mode REDs tring please them by changes
maybe its harder to do but we need TP... i hope its another marketing idea.... comunity complain so after couple months we can inform "we did it TF mode added
"Ballsy move to go with and design around FPP only but I'm A-OK with that. Gotta love the whining and complaining that except for the hands and part of the forearms you won't be able to see V ALL the fucking time this way. People seem to forget the substantial amount of TPP cutscenes in The Witcher 3. Plus there'll likely be a 3D model in the character or inventory screen you'll be able to spin around and have a gander at from all the angles ALL day long, if you want to.
Very curious about how they approach FPP melee combat. If it's anything like in the two reimagined Shadow Warriors from Flying Wild Hog, we should be good.
Bit disappointed by the very limited choice between only 3 possible roles/life paths, but supporting all 9 or 10 in a meaningful way and in a game of that scope really wasn't realistic in the first place. Might have done that on purpose so that the player can assume the roles of Cop, Fixer & Media in Cyberpunk 2080 and Corporate, Nomad & Rockerboy in Cyberpunk 2083.
Very curious about how they approach FPP melee combat. If it's anything like in the two reimagined Shadow Warriors from Flying Wild Hog, we should be good.
Bit disappointed by the very limited choice between only 3 possible roles/life paths, but supporting all 9 or 10 in a meaningful way and in a game of that scope really wasn't realistic in the first place. Might have done that on purpose so that the player can assume the roles of Cop, Fixer & Media in Cyberpunk 2080 and Corporate, Nomad & Rockerboy in Cyberpunk 2083.
No... you're not a fan, you're a poser who just set up an account today.
But I'll admit to being disapointed in third person myself. I would have liked to see the changes to my character as I get new tech. And I was hoping they would modify the combat system from the PnP to reflect realism for damage. Otherwise I'm still excited to hear more
But how is it something new when literally every RPG that has came out in the last year is FPS, it just seems like they are following the crowd and not standing out
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