I met a drug dealer Kerri introduced me to. What do you mean?
i mean they dont sell drugs, they give you a looong list of what they sell, but if you browse thei inventory there are none
This is something I've been hammering on since launch. I feel it's fairly obvious since the drug dealers great you with a their spiel about having crazy drugs for sale but only really have medicine, CDPR tried to make a compromise between the lore and genre of cyberpunk and being a eunuch. Similarly the same goes with the 18+ signs in all the clubs but no strippers.
CDPR is a eunuch.
I got disappointed that Kerry got me a personal dealer and there was dialogue about buying it and everything. But you can't even interact with him. 
These are the details why I feel like it's unfinished cause it's not the first time that we get dialogue and then afterwards we should just forget about it and live as it never happened.
I don't care if he sells snakeoil or just cigarettes, there should be an option to buy if you open the dialogue about it as a game.
These are the details why I feel like it's unfinished cause it's not the first time that we get dialogue and then afterwards we should just forget about it and live as it never happened.I don't care if he sells snakeoil or just cigarettes, there should be an option to buy if you open the dialogue about it as a game.
Its weird because Fallout's way around this is just using fictional drugs.
* Psycho
* Buffout
* Med-X
And so on.
* Psycho
* Buffout
* Med-X
And so on.
idk they would need to add some kind of animation to consumables for me to care
I will be happy just for a very nice visual effect, my V dont really need drugs, its just for immersion
Precisely the point. Health buffs.
Could've at least attempted to name them creatively.
Also: one? In Night City?
No stripper, just business men dancing in the windows.
And you can't go in. CDPR is a monk.
Monks wouldn't announce a game as mature and adult themed in the first place neither would they tease you with 18+ signs and drug dealers that sell medicine. Calling them monks is a compliment, calling eunuchs could be a compliment too but I only meant it in as much as they castrated themselves.
I struggle to understand what exactly about this game needs "mature" rating, other than maybe Johnnys drinking binge.
The only times you have contact to drugs is when it's story relevant.
Like dumdums inhaler.
Like dumdums inhaler.
Weird though as you can purchase so many different kind of alcohol in the game with slowing down debuffs and blurring sight but you cannot purchase stuff with temporary positive effects.
from what I can gather.....originally (I know more whining about cut content) the drugs in the game were supposed to act like The Witcher potions. Keriznekov (spelling?!) was originally a drug you took for a short term boost in the gameplay trailer, but now it is a cybernetic.
So it paves the way that the game had various "potions" you could take to do long term or short term buffs with drugs/food.
Now it is a shadow of itself and at most you get some stim packs and maybe a health/stamina/ram/carrying capacity booster out of them.
I think the drug system originally could have been good with the idea of drug addiction and adverse effects of long term use kind of like The Witcher and potion toxicity but more expanded.
Also I looked up the Cyberpunk 2020 player handbook and it mentioned how cybernetic installation required the player to make humanity checks to ensure they didn't turn into cyberpsychos. More cybernetics you put on, the more cold and inhuman you became until NPCs couldn't interact with you properly.
So it sounded like a balance between two systems of buffs through drugs or cybernetics to get better combat results and special abilities. Now there is no repercussions and just use a bunch of drugs and cybernetics and be a god.
So it paves the way that the game had various "potions" you could take to do long term or short term buffs with drugs/food.
Now it is a shadow of itself and at most you get some stim packs and maybe a health/stamina/ram/carrying capacity booster out of them.
I think the drug system originally could have been good with the idea of drug addiction and adverse effects of long term use kind of like The Witcher and potion toxicity but more expanded.
Also I looked up the Cyberpunk 2020 player handbook and it mentioned how cybernetic installation required the player to make humanity checks to ensure they didn't turn into cyberpsychos. More cybernetics you put on, the more cold and inhuman you became until NPCs couldn't interact with you properly.
So it sounded like a balance between two systems of buffs through drugs or cybernetics to get better combat results and special abilities. Now there is no repercussions and just use a bunch of drugs and cybernetics and be a god.