Really? It's everyday language lol. "No seas pendejo pe' huevón" is a very common phrase. Can't fault your family for it though, we tend to use way too much slang, to the point we have slang for slang, so a non-native speaker or someone who hasn't been in constant contact with Peruvian people in a while might get a bit thrown off during a regular conversation where alcohol is involved.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Gameplay Demo
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Just wanted to say that this post is amazing. Thank you for it.
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Get your head out of your own ass. First I wanted to comment on how thin skinned you must be for letting your own experience with discrimination(?) influence your perception of some fucking video game.
But then I saw that your embarrassing tantrum isn't worth the lengthy discussion that would have followed, I don't have time to tell my stories about being a victim of racial/social discrimination. Man/Woman the fuck up and move on.
Welcome to my ignore list, you puritan cry baby
This shit better not get banned in australia for "Drug Use" or "Nudity" . its by my most anticipated game in probably 30 yrs of gaming.
I think it looked awesome and I hope they don't deviate tonally from what I saw in the demo. I hope it stays gritty, dystopian, uncomfortable, and violent and doesn't hold anything back. I feel like we seldom get big budget games that really push comfort boundaries other than maybe GTA. I'm also glad to see it's first person and I'm interested to see how widespread mechanics like the wall running are.
Finally got to see it. Wow, what a ride. Looks incredible. Not sure what people are complaining about that it didn't meet expectations of what the press hyped it up to be. Looks better than I could hope for.
My PC is getting a bit dated now, perfect time to upgrade. Hope 1080 ti dip a bit in price.
My PC is getting a bit dated now, perfect time to upgrade. Hope 1080 ti dip a bit in price.
What does that next gen mean though? Are you just talking about visual fidelity? The main things that are impressive about this game (first person AAA in a dense city with tons of narrative choice/consequence, gameplay styles, factions) will still be impressive next gen, as it takes a talented team a ton of time to make something as ambitious as what Cyberpunk looks to be.
You will see yourself periodically in cut scenes. We saw V several times in the demo.
Just finished the video, and while I think this game looks incredible, I have a feeling this game is being hyped to levels that it won't reach.
I'm very excited for this game, I loved Witcher 3, and I enjoy cyberpunk, but some of the rhetoric surrounding the game at E3 was "this is something we've never seen in a game before," and I feel like I've seen a lot of this in games before. I think the two things that stand out are the density and verticality of Night City, but we also don't see that much of it in the demo.
V walks around a bit in the streets, but after that, you're in a scripted scene in a car, then you drive to a couple of places, and then you fight in a warehouse.
I also want to see more RPG elements. Honestly there were a few moments in this demo that made me want to reinstall Deus Ex: Mankind Divided because it felt so similar to that game. I want to see V go to a bar and get trashed and talk to NPCs and shit like that.
I still think this looks amazing, and I'll be buying it day one, and probably taking the day off work to play when it is released. But I guess I expected more based on what journalists were saying after the closed demo.
For example, take V's apartment. I can't remember who wrote it, but I read an article talking about how their favorite moment was in V's apartment, and how the protagonist's apartment is so vital to the cyberpunk genre in general. I was excited to see it after reading that article because I feel the same way! Then in the demo, V wakes up, looks out the window, grabs a gun and jacket, and leaves.
I hope there is more. I hope you can turn on the TV and there are things to watch, or maybe you can make coffee or something. Even though you have all these implants and inhalers, the simplicity of coffee brings you back to humanity. Idk, I want shit like that.
Like I said earlier, I'm still super excited for this game, and I really enjoyed the demo. But I think game writers got it wrong this time. They hyped it up way too much. I saw some people say this is the next evolution of video games, but I guess I don't see it.
I'm very excited for this game, I loved Witcher 3, and I enjoy cyberpunk, but some of the rhetoric surrounding the game at E3 was "this is something we've never seen in a game before," and I feel like I've seen a lot of this in games before. I think the two things that stand out are the density and verticality of Night City, but we also don't see that much of it in the demo.
V walks around a bit in the streets, but after that, you're in a scripted scene in a car, then you drive to a couple of places, and then you fight in a warehouse.
I also want to see more RPG elements. Honestly there were a few moments in this demo that made me want to reinstall Deus Ex: Mankind Divided because it felt so similar to that game. I want to see V go to a bar and get trashed and talk to NPCs and shit like that.
I still think this looks amazing, and I'll be buying it day one, and probably taking the day off work to play when it is released. But I guess I expected more based on what journalists were saying after the closed demo.
For example, take V's apartment. I can't remember who wrote it, but I read an article talking about how their favorite moment was in V's apartment, and how the protagonist's apartment is so vital to the cyberpunk genre in general. I was excited to see it after reading that article because I feel the same way! Then in the demo, V wakes up, looks out the window, grabs a gun and jacket, and leaves.
I hope there is more. I hope you can turn on the TV and there are things to watch, or maybe you can make coffee or something. Even though you have all these implants and inhalers, the simplicity of coffee brings you back to humanity. Idk, I want shit like that.
Like I said earlier, I'm still super excited for this game, and I really enjoyed the demo. But I think game writers got it wrong this time. They hyped it up way too much. I saw some people say this is the next evolution of video games, but I guess I don't see it.
These rarely work. The game animation is made with FP in mind, like, I can't imagine how janky that wall crawling and sliding looks in 3rd person. Cutscenes are where you'll see your character.
Same question. I hope at least it can run it on medium settings.
The scale and density are unlike anything I've seen. The atmosphere too. holy fuck,
I can't believe they showed basically the entire E3 demo that was behind closed doors. Thank you, CDPR.
I absolutely think Cyberpunk 2077 will release in 2020, not only for PC and current gen consoles, but specific versions for PS5 and Scarlett as well.
I can't believe they showed basically the entire E3 demo that was behind closed doors. Thank you, CDPR.
I absolutely think Cyberpunk 2077 will release in 2020, not only for PC and current gen consoles, but specific versions for PS5 and Scarlett as well.
The casual and not-so-casual misogyny from criminals is not so much a problem for me. Because that's real, and to do otherwise would be to whitewash those kinds of people.
But I have two problems with Jackie's usage of it. One, his partner is a woman, and he seems to have a fairly good relationship (for what little we saw) with both V and his girlfriend. In my experience, men that use derogatory slurs like "don't be a pussy" don't treat women very well and don't respect them. So there is some character inconsistency there for me. Two, V is not allowed to call out his shit for what it is. Think back to something like Aliens...Vasquez didn't let sexist comments from her fellow soldiers slide, she threw it back twice as hard.
Yes. Its designed for base ps4 and x1.
Your 1060 will run it well.
If you think that "people are offended by dark settings" is what's going on here, you're misreading. I like games that explore complex and morally murky themes, or who have characters that aren't good guys. The issue I have, and that I think others have, with this demo is that the way the language is deployed feels thoughtless - that it's being edgy and provocative for the sake of being edgy and provocative, and that it's not in service of building an interesting world.
I'm quoting this post because this is an exact picture of the kinds of problems that I'm fighting against. Toxic masculinity in one of its most purest, distilled forms.
These posts, on the other hand - these are nice posts. Thanks for this.
I feel third person games are actually more immersive, due to how "stiff" the movement and camera control is in a first-person game. I just imagine my character needing to rotate their entire body 90 degrees just to glance at the person they are talking to.
I've got nothing against CDPR (I've received each Witcher game free with GPU!) but upon watching this, I believe their games are not for me.
I'm rican (well half) and my family did it for most of my life. I've met tons of other Latinos that do it too. It's not rare by any means.
I'm totally blown away by this demo, it looked like it checked every box of what i wanted in an open world RPG. I'm wondering just how much freedom of choice you really have. If you rejected the mission and did something how would that effect the game?
Yeah i know but still, itd be better if there was an option for third person (for people that can't play in first person mode).
the crowd denisity alone puts it out of current gen. unless they cut back on crowds.
I feel like I see a much wider field of view in 3rd person, so I like it better, plus i get motion sick in first person. I guess its the same deal as most people who play in VR.
The issue is that that type of language is part of what you and I are describing for the world. It's hand in hand. Most people here won't like it. I think it's a bit cheesy myself. So what I'm saying is that if something like curse words are proving to be a barrier for some people here(whether used correctly or not), then they need to strap in or abort now because I can see this being just the beginning.
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This place would be so much better if everyone would stop trying to out-woke each other and just talk games. Technical aspects, gameplay, story.
Not, how offended can we get about anything.
So very much better.
Not, how offended can we get about anything.
So very much better.
It'll be 7/7/20.
But hopefully next year.
I'm going to time my purchase of a new GPU in line with this game. RDR2 will probably be out by then too.
We are talking about the game. As a story driven RPG with hours upon hours upon hours worth of script dialogue how it handles certain subject matter and the moment to moment dialogue and how that relates or is influenced by the cyberpunk genre is absolutely a pertinent aspect of discussion. To argue otherwise while in the same post imploring everybody to talk about story is some next level cognitive dissonance. What is a game to you? Devoid of social issues and commentary?
Just watched the video for the first time, and this easily is one of the coolest games I have ever seen. Sure, we have seen open world RPG's before, but this one has what appears to be an incredible amount of depth and detail. Day 1.
The size of the city seems crazy. I'm worried about just how open the map is. I think we'll be able to walk along every street and drive every road but I want to know how many buildings you can go into. Also in V's building can you only go to her floor or could you get off at another? When she's crossing the road you see another elevator coming down...I want to know if there is anything stopping us going in it.
I know Witcher 3 had a lot of locked buildings and I don't mind that but I just want to know how open this is
I know Witcher 3 had a lot of locked buildings and I don't mind that but I just want to know how open this is
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We would have been better off if we had somehow managed to boot the person running Neogaf instead of moving to a new site with a 3rd of our previous userbase. Fractured communities caused echo chambers on all sides.
I'll wait for the enhanced PS5 version. I loved everything. I was expecting something more like "Ciberpunk Witcher" than a shooter, but I'm ok for now.
Can't wait for a new video revealing more RPG elements like interactions, people relationships, mission mechanics, romance and city places.
Also I'm not a fan of the first person view. But whatever. Also I hope for a more polished combat system, at this time looks generic (and that's ok) but for the scope of the game I was expecting a little more like innovative weapons, upgrades, hacking tools, etc. Maybe for a next gameplay video.
Aaaand, I'm pretty sure that I'll be out from communities and social media for this game, I'm really tired of people fighting about almost every little detail that they think it's offensive. If you don't like, don't play it. It's simple, vote with your wallet. CDPR it's not making the game for you and you expectations about what you think it's good for society.
Can't wait for a new video revealing more RPG elements like interactions, people relationships, mission mechanics, romance and city places.
Also I'm not a fan of the first person view. But whatever. Also I hope for a more polished combat system, at this time looks generic (and that's ok) but for the scope of the game I was expecting a little more like innovative weapons, upgrades, hacking tools, etc. Maybe for a next gameplay video.
Aaaand, I'm pretty sure that I'll be out from communities and social media for this game, I'm really tired of people fighting about almost every little detail that they think it's offensive. If you don't like, don't play it. It's simple, vote with your wallet. CDPR it's not making the game for you and you expectations about what you think it's good for society.
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Yeah, for the most parts, this is a missions playthrough demo. At least there's a small tidbit on outfit, weapon, and augmentations. They'll probably show off more specific RPG mechanics later in dedicated videos leading up to release.
I hope the next gen version gets even more graphical bells and whistle while being 60fps, it would be a dreamboat.
You should have watched the second half of the video when they unlock later game features(like the ones youre describing) for one scenario.
For real I can't fathom how the dinosaur mobile cpus of current base consoles can handle those crowds.
