Maybe. But you give up all your rights and become company property. After the soulkiller, it's a fade to black.
I totally forgot about that property thing... makes it dangerous in just another way.
Maybe. But you give up all your rights and become company property. After the soulkiller, it's a fade to black.
yeah if a bethesda game flops they can just rerelease skyrim.yeah but it’s not about the core fan base. Players in general dont like endings and find the game hollow in compare to TW3 and/or GTAV.
CDPR is not BioWare that have EA backing not to mention that MEA costs 40mln$ to make while CP77 costs only 350mln$. Add to this fact that it was done on their own engine already used several times (Frostbite) and by B team.
Bethesda could make a flop with FO76 but the same story as with MEA smaller budget, already owned engine used in several games and done by B geam
There is just no other way then go full NMS since i doubt that they could pull any meaningful sales numbers with their “new game” anytime soon.
the fiasco of CP77 is existential crisis for CDPR, literally.
Just came across this, from an interview that came out back in late 2019
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Pretty much... What he is describing is an entirely different game... What we got is Johnny Silverhand Simulator 2077Pondsmith had the right idea all the time. I read some of his interviews and I got the impression that his view is that while you live in this dystopian world full of ruthless megacorps you can still carve out your own niche if you play your cards right.
You won't change the world, but you will be able to save your own ass and that of your friends and even megacorps are not untouchable if you play them against each other.
I would be much more pleased with an ending like that, V gets really fucked, maybe loss of memory, capabilities, but survives, remains as a loser, but alive, carving to be another day in NC.Pondsmith had the right idea all the time. I read some of his interviews and I got the impression that his view is that while you live in this dystopian world full of ruthless megacorps you can still carve out your own niche if you play your cards right.
You won't change the world, but you will be able to save your own ass and that of your friends and even megacorps are not untouchable if you play them against each other.
That sounds very much like what we all want. And sounds logical too.Pondsmith had the right idea all the time. I read some of his interviews and I got the impression that his view is that while you live in this dystopian world full of ruthless megacorps you can still carve out your own niche if you play your cards right.
You won't change the world, but you will be able to save your own ass and that of your friends and even megacorps are not untouchable if you play them against each other.
I think that he is, the 57 years difference is still odd and kinda forced. Saburo was already pretty old in 2020, actually he is 150 yo in 2077, feels a bit too much.I hope he wasn't talking about Silverhand
We will get battle royale mode and act 3 might come in 2 years via paid dlc in which they will kill your loverWell.
Where is my final act then.. Because V certainly is the biggest loser in the game.
:triggered:We will get battle royale mode and act 3 might come in 2 years via paid dlc in which they will kill your lover
If that´s whats gonna happen, they´re reputation is dead as well.We will get battle royale mode and act 3 might come in 2 years via paid dlc in which they will kill your lover
He has best geriatric treatment in the world, but yes, looks like CDPR had no courage or imagination to create a new head Arasaka.I think that he is, the 57 years difference is still odd and kinda forced. Saburo was already pretty old in 2020, actually he is 150 yo in 2077, feels a bit too much.
Their reputation is pretty much dead now honestly, it can only go up from here, but multiplayer is not the way to do itIf that´s whats gonna happen, they´re reputation is dead as well.