Never?I never stop.
Perhaps a weekly therapy session ...
Never?I never stop.
...Never?
Perhaps a weekly therapy session ...
Indeed please don't. His metal will be tested closer to release when people start flooding in calling for the skyrimification (or more likely the falloutification) of Cyberpunk like what the witcher forums are right now....
YOU CAN'T TAKE MY METAL!!
Literally. I mean, you -could-, but I'd come apart. Please..please don't.
Oh, I have many, many solutions to such blasphemetical heresy.Indeed please don't. His metal will be tested closer to release when people start flooding in calling for the skyrimificatiion (or more likely the falloutification) of Cyberpunk like what the witcher forums are right now.
I think the most frequent and loudest "calls" will be to make it an FPS MMO.Indeed please don't. His metal will be tested closer to release when people start flooding in calling for the skyrimification (or more likely the falloutification) of Cyberpunk like what the witcher forums are right now.
Yeah pretty much spot on with the FPS RPG part. Although not many people calling for modkits over on the sister forums right now, I just left a thread with people complaining about how swords scale to level but enemies don't. I much rather know how the open world will impact the narrative myself, the witcher is more known for it's superb story above it's gameplay after all. That is a question no one can answer until we play it ourselves though.I think the most frequent and loudest "calls" will be to make it an FPS MMO.
The problem (as I see it) with the calls for skyrim/falloutification is folks also assume this means player added content, after all that's really what makes those games what they are. But while CDPR has released Redkit I suspect the engine (whatever it may be) used for CP2077 won't be compatible. And making mod tools for "semiskilled" players is every bit as time consuming and difficult (if not more so) as making a game in the first place.
I'm not saying it won't happen, but it's unlikely.
Yes. Though I loved skyrim *prepared to be hated* I rather have another game not another Skyrim. Need to have variations of game styles to play, if I get a Skyrim itch I still have it installed until they make another ES gameFor the record my expectations for cyberpunk are similar, an RPG with a rich narrative and immersive world while gameplay elements suit the theme. That is CDPR's staple after all.
Yes. Though I loved skyrim *prepared to be hated*
Why yes indeed! And this goes for other "popular titles" as well ("another this or that game" be it Witcher or GTA or what ever).I rather have another game not another Skyrim. Need to have variations of game styles to play,
If they decide to go the persistent universe route, it would be better to put the emphasis elsewhere then "Massively multiplayer" part.I think the most frequent and loudest "calls" will be to make it an FPS MMO.
Agreed. It not the genre itself that is at fault but how MOST game makers approach the genre. Downgrading gameplay etc... The moment I see the MMO in connection to a game I ignore taht gameThere is so much bad with the MMO genre, one is at loss as to where to start.
This has been known for yearsTywin Lannister is the Emperor of Nilfgaard.
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