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Cyberpunk 2077 Gameplay Demo
- Thread starter vestan
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This forum is a mess sometimes, this game is everything I wante it to be, whatever.
I think you'll find the forums poster SaiyanRaoh is the one who is outraged and throwing a fit
As is usual whenever someone complains about things being "PC"
THAT'S WHAT THE DISCLAIMER IS FOR!
Its either this or show the game a couple months before launch when its about to go gold. Pick your poison!
First time I get a thunderstorm in this game, I'm just gonna run to the heart of the city and stand in the middle of a crowd.
Because I'm a fuckin doofus
Compared to similar games it's looking competent, and movement seems pretty good. I think it's fine, which is one of the better surprises here, IMO.
Given the fact they emphasized that the specific part where V goes into creepy crawly spider mode is a work in progress and is subject to change just had me a bit concerned.
I would agree except for the city itself. The density of people and geometry is significantly beyond any open world game this generation.
There's also the idea that Pro/X are the standard, they're not, the base systems are. You're not even likely to get improved assets in the enhanced consoles. So if they have to reduce the geometry to get it running on the base consoles, you're likely to just see an IQ bump on the better versions.
one of very few sensible critiques ITT
i assume there's a lot they aren't showing us, since this is the first impression anyone outside of CDPR is getting of the game. i do hope there is more of that depth that you are describing.
Me and you both man.
CD Projekt Red said reception was overwhelmingly good so here's to the hope they push forward and include more mature-themed content.
I felt the same way. This is absolutely doable on Pro / X.
Oh yeah just in case anyone from CDPR is watching this thread... we need the Cirilla cameo to happen!
Nah.
OldPlace / ERA hyperbole just makes combat in Witcher sound more worse than it really is. Also after seeing this showing of their gunplay I'm not worried about CP77s combat. Shows that they hired people from studios like Remedy.
The dialogue was kinda off, though. Maybe it's the delivery.
Who gives a shit about graphics, the atmosphere is 110% there. And for those upset about the lore compared to the tabletop rpg, think of it like Deadwood vs. the real west.
Didn't Jackfrags talk about there being a big Cloud-like sword with an electromagnetic field? Did I miss that or was that not in the video?
People have every right to buy and play whatever games they want, but that doesn't mean that everyone has to enjoy having that garbage rammed down your throat completely non-stop while playing a video game. It is of course expected and understandable to have some of that in a "cyberpunk" type game even if I may not personally like most of it when playing video games, but I would be far more impressed if a developer could find the right balance of that and show some creative writing and world building so that it doesn't just look like a teenager wrote the script to prove how many f-bombs and vulgar private parts words could be jammed into everything.
It... kinda comes off like Johnny Mnemonic :P
So if that's the kind of Cyberpunk cheese you're into (and I don't mind it now and again) then this should be okay.
Honestly , there was nothing there that I thought the X or the Pro couldn't handle. I think we'll be playing this November 2019.
why is everyone going on about the language when we should be talking about the obscene amount of violence in this piece of media.
Mechanically to me it looked a bit more like a Bethesda game than Deus Ex, particular in how the world is set up. The RPG elements might end up being somewhere between an Elder Scrolls game and Deus Ex 1.
Basically.
I have similar questions for the media but I assume they meant graphically because from what I saw from the gameplay it looked really basic and not worth drooling over. I mean the shooting and some mechanics near the end looked cool but I'm talking more on a detailed systems level. I didn't see anything there that was worth all that hype.
I think that works fine here since I'm looking at it as her basically putting on a front (poorly) now that she's getting involved with more serious criminals. Whether that's actually the intent or not is the question.
It's 95% the delivery. I don't think these are final, at least I hope.
After watching the demo...this is what everyone was freaking out about at E3? The systems looked pretty extensive but not necessarily fun to engage with. The combat did not look fun, but it is an RPG and this was the early part of the game. I have zero doubt it'll get better as the game goes on, and maybe that's the point. I'll wait to judge the gameplay until later.
This is E3's gameplay. I think Jackfrags talked about Gamescom's gameplay which is a bit different.
CD Projekt has never made a a traditional, super deep cRPG game. There were not systems heavy, or c&c heavy. Not even the Witcher 1 was like that, and that was a pc exclusive done with a Bioware engine. Their games have always been some kind of action/adventure/RPG.
So no surprises here.
Loved the fact the game (for a very early production model) was running on my exact PC specs. Only thing I wasn't too fond of was the controller being used.
There should be a law for FPS games of this caliber being shown. Mouse and keyboard should be a standard. Every time the person using the controller missed super simple shots I died a little inside.
I understand showcasing the game on a game pad slows it down so people could digest what's going on but man the combat was hard to watch sometimes cause of it.
There should be a law for FPS games of this caliber being shown. Mouse and keyboard should be a standard. Every time the person using the controller missed super simple shots I died a little inside.
I understand showcasing the game on a game pad slows it down so people could digest what's going on but man the combat was hard to watch sometimes cause of it.
What? Your entire expectation is that since these gangsters are mostly minorities they're the ones who will fight against racial slurs? Have you even stepped inside a bad neighborhood once in your life? Have you even seen the outside world? I've been called a fucking raghead, sand nigger, camel jockey and guess what? I don't fucking expect an apology or the street jackasses that called me that to change anytime soon. Everyone will still use that language now or in the future, especially the lowest dregs of society. You think the Bloods or the Crips or the militias carrying AK-47's below my apartment building are going to change their vocabulary?
If I'm backwards then you're delusional, I tried to be fucking civil but I'm done.
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Different setups for walkthrough and/or build differences between E3, Gamescom and this.
People actually complaining about the word pussy? I can tell you right now that it's best to stay away from GTA and honestly many other games, don't watch several shows and movies and especially ignore hiphop. Because you're gonna find/hear that a great deal in there.
Usually I just stay away from these kinds of conversations because most of the time nothing good comes from it but come the fuck on now please.
Usually I just stay away from these kinds of conversations because most of the time nothing good comes from it but come the fuck on now please.
The only part I agree is about gay being synonym for bad, or any other racial slur for that matter, you'll find no argument here.
Other than that? I disagree. If people are free to use male curse words towards both males and females, then I don't see any problems with the reverse also taking place, as long as it's not directed exclusively towards one gender, because that would frankly feel pretty exploitative. However, I'm not from US (where the use of the word "cunt" is faux pas for the most part) nor am I a native english speaker, so maybe my notion of linguistic do's or dont's is a bit jaded. Either way, to me this is a non-issue and I even welcome the fact that lowlifes are speaking like you would expect from them.
That's the only thing that bothered me. I've known a few people who speak Spanish and English and none of them do that.
There are many many words that you can use in a mature setting, but they chose the ones that are offensive for the fight against equality. Using "pussy" as a slang since it has the sexism implied on it ("You're weak as a woman") and people can't understand why there's a problem with the dialogue. Same goes for cocksucker, as in, who gives a shit if someone sucks dick? Why it should be a slang? If I'm suppose to roleplay and have partners who constantly say offensive shit no wonder why I'm going to have a problem with it, since I'm not roleplaying the person that I want to be. For a game that calls a RPG, I'm disappointed.
These examples and that Twitter stuff is making me have second-thoughts on supporting a company that normalizes the offensive use of these words, and people can't understand "ThE oUtRaGe".
Empathy, look up a dictionary.
These examples and that Twitter stuff is making me have second-thoughts on supporting a company that normalizes the offensive use of these words, and people can't understand "ThE oUtRaGe".
Empathy, look up a dictionary.
That was in the Gamescom demo, what they just released is more or less the e3 footage.