What do these CP2077 memes mean, though?

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What are these memes? I'm seeing these pop up all over the place in the last 2 days.





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Parodying how cyberware looks most certainly, making it seem like they are augmented.
Or sum shiet liek dat
 
I'd say they're just poking fun at the whole cyberware thing...no deeper meaning behind it ^^
 
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That new kekistani meme magic. Subtle free PR. People disliked how REDs envisioned Cyberpunk in the trailer and at revenge, the crowds unconsciousness kickstarted a series of low quality meme pictures with CP2077 logo all over the place, little knowing that it's still an advertisment for the game with visions they so disliked. Internet advertisment should be creative, and CDPR knows it.
 
I'd be surprised if no one has done any memes based on the headless Maelstrom ganger lamenting the loss of his legs.
 
Now for those that don't know how that works: imagine a DVD player that can only play movies at the lowest resolution on Youtube.

Now imagine that before anyone can watch that disc again, you first have to play the entire movie backwards at 4x speed.
 
I think it's pretty obvious. This means that these people already live in 2077 when we're stuck in whatever year it is. I also like the trailer parodies, especially if they get how to subvert the punky future-shock vignettes that the original offers. Don't know why some people think it's mocking the game.
 
It's not mocking the game. It's having fun by satirizing the concept of "cyberpunk" using real-life happenstance to draw a humorous parallel.

They're "visual puns".
 
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