Probably in a changed form. As I said, a similar thing happened with the quest shown in the Witcher 3 gameplay demo.
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Fixed Heybrook to Heywood, fixed City Center name placement, deleted the unsure location of the All Food Plant.
This is the current, final version of my map as of 9/06. Enjoy!
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And remember that I made a map size comparison!
Here's how I made it:
https://forums.cdprojektred.com/index.php?threads/the-sheer-scale-of-night-city.10982168/page-9
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Not sure if this helps anyone at all, but:
City Center: Night City's biggest pride, this is the heart of corporations, the cluster of neon, and the quintessence of luxury.
Watson: A unique mix of Asian cultures, it is a fallen corporate giant now populated by immigrants, hiding various bazaars and markets in a tangle of narrow alleyways.
Westbrook: Featuring tourist-oriented Japantown, it is a place for the wealthy who like to work hard and play hard.
Heywood: Living in one of the neighborhoods of the predominantly Latino area means you successfully managed to climb the social ladder -- it's a massive suburban housing district, with an underlying gang problem.
Pacifica: On the other end of the spectrum, this is the most dangerous part of town, abandoned and overrun by gang activity. Separated from the rest of the city, it's a place of immense poverty.
Santo Domingo: All of Night City is powered from here, with its countless power plants and industrial factories, stuck in an endless cycle of modernization.
City Center: Night City's biggest pride, this is the heart of corporations, the cluster of neon, and the quintessence of luxury.
Watson: A unique mix of Asian cultures, it is a fallen corporate giant now populated by immigrants, hiding various bazaars and markets in a tangle of narrow alleyways.
Westbrook: Featuring tourist-oriented Japantown, it is a place for the wealthy who like to work hard and play hard.
Heywood: Living in one of the neighborhoods of the predominantly Latino area means you successfully managed to climb the social ladder -- it's a massive suburban housing district, with an underlying gang problem.
Pacifica: On the other end of the spectrum, this is the most dangerous part of town, abandoned and overrun by gang activity. Separated from the rest of the city, it's a place of immense poverty.
Santo Domingo: All of Night City is powered from here, with its countless power plants and industrial factories, stuck in an endless cycle of modernization.
Has anyone figured out what location the original teaser trailer takes place in? I love the old vs new aesthetic. Very Blade Runner.
City Center? Westbrook?
The well dressed bodies make it seem like a wealthier area of the city, but there's still graffiti to be seen so it could even be Heywood.
City Center? Westbrook?
The well dressed bodies make it seem like a wealthier area of the city, but there's still graffiti to be seen so it could even be Heywood.
My guess? Nothing. Probably a background cooked up just for this shot.
Agreed, that teaser trailer was from the early concept art stage of development, they most likely didn't know the layout of night city at the time.
This is seven years old now. Long before any pre-production started.Has anyone figured out what location the original teaser trailer takes place in? I love the old vs new aesthetic. Very Blade Runner.
City Center? Westbrook?
The well dressed bodies make it seem like a wealthier area of the city, but there's still graffiti to be seen so it could even be Heywood.
If nothing from the teaser makes it in, that's really unfortunate since this is still my favorite trailer and captures the look and feel of cyberpunk the best imo.
It even makes cyberpsychosis the main theme which is super interesting from the base lore of 2020. I hope that whole aspect makes it in the game but seeing how it hasn't been in any of the other trailers doesn't give me much hope.
It even makes cyberpsychosis the main theme which is super interesting from the base lore of 2020. I hope that whole aspect makes it in the game but seeing how it hasn't been in any of the other trailers doesn't give me much hope.
"Weber: So I can definitely say it will be part of the world, part of the story... but as for how it will affect the player, I can't really say. In Cyberpunk 2020 it was a gameplay system and if you used too much cyberwear you could get cyberpsychosis which would essentially be Game Over for you. It can't really work like that in our game because it would be too frustrating if it was just 'Game Over'... I can't say how we're handling it yet but cyberpsychosis is definitely part of the game. " (https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-08-24-the-big-cyberpunk-2077-interview )
Interview is from 2018, but i think you won't have to fear that it won't be part of the game. Just not something V has to struggle with him/herself. But e.g. the Maelstrom leader is supposed to be a Cyberpsycho...
Idea: does anyone have the Photoshop chops required to straighten out this blurry view of Watson?
It's quite low res, but it would be much more useful if straightened.
Here's a much straighter snippet from the same map, this time depicting City Center. Just to show you how it should look when straightened out.
It's quite low res, but it would be much more useful if straightened.
Here's a much straighter snippet from the same map, this time depicting City Center. Just to show you how it should look when straightened out.
Thank you!
I'm trying to recreate the map myself. Looks like it's the "Arasaka Waterfront" there on the left and Little China in the bottom right corner. Kind of funny they misspelled it as "Litle China"
So, we can be sure this is Watson. This is kind of useful. I suspect the orange line depicts some freeway or maybe a metro line.
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Also I wonder, how did you get it in such high resolution?
I took the original 4K image of the whole collector's edition and upsampled just the map by 4x with Adobe's deep learning algorithm
I have a weird problem with the placement of what seems to be "Arasaka Waterfront"
In all honesty, the snippets of the map shown in the Collector's Edition video don't seem to be truthful at all. Misspellings, mismatchings, and like.. Compare the distance from Little China to Arasaka Waterfront on the metro map, and then here. If it's really as short as in this map, then the map is really small...
I wouldn't expect it to be to scale. The Witcher 3 map that came with the game looked like this:
Which was not to scale at all.
Having said that, if it were to scale, there would be another panel between the two that you can see, and at least two to the South as well. That's pretty sizable.
I don't think there will be a panel between the two snippets that we can see. In one of the shots, we can notice the name "Little China" at the top of the City Center map. This suggests these two panels are adjacent.
Also true, the Witcher 3 map was not to scale at all. But it was generally made in a kind of fantasy/fairy tale way. Here you can make out the particular street layout, particular buildings and what not. It's a tough conundrum
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Also slightly off-topic, but I think the piece playing in the background is actually Cyberpunk 2077's official theme.
And it sounds so, so good. I wish we could listen to the full version somewhere.
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Holy cow! You people did your homework, I'm impressed 
I have honestly not much to add to what you've said about the map already, other that I'm strongly on the camps of "the skyscraper cluster, despite appearances, is in Westbrook probably", "the Orbital Air logo location isn't the Space Center, it looks like a part of City Center or Heywood to me", "the abandoned All Foods factory is in Kabuki", and that I think the position of most of the locations @Sir_Parsifal figured out make quite a lot of sense to me, despite some little inconsistencies.
Boy, I'm going to love the day they show the game map. Yet, at the same time, I'd rather keep myself as little-informed about it as possible, I want to be surprised.
I have honestly not much to add to what you've said about the map already, other that I'm strongly on the camps of "the skyscraper cluster, despite appearances, is in Westbrook probably", "the Orbital Air logo location isn't the Space Center, it looks like a part of City Center or Heywood to me", "the abandoned All Foods factory is in Kabuki", and that I think the position of most of the locations @Sir_Parsifal figured out make quite a lot of sense to me, despite some little inconsistencies.
Boy, I'm going to love the day they show the game map. Yet, at the same time, I'd rather keep myself as little-informed about it as possible, I want to be surprised.