PC Gamer shows some Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay:
More information.Cyberpunk 2077 | New Gameplay Commentary
More information.Cyberpunk 2077 | New Gameplay Commentary
You're not the only one, I hate GTA boredom and PC Gamer shown the boredom.Am I the only that is not impressed?
It looks like a typical cyberpunk open world FPS…
I'm not a blind sheep.
Based on the first minute of the video, the game is a pathetic driving timewaster.
Couldn't watch more of that rubbish.
You're not the only one, I hate GTA boredom and PC Gamer shown the boredom.
I would play a hundred more GTA games before I played another 10 hours of those interminable Trails of Cold Steel games you love so much. Too each his own.
This is a RPG site tho. I didn't sign up to talk about GTA or FIFA. I guess RPG fans can just stop visiting, though, if this is "to each their own".
I concur.I didn't say Cyberpunk looked like GTA. That's a lazy comparison you and Joxer are making. I expect to talk about Cyberpunk 2077 on this site because it is, in fact, an RPG.
The demo had plenty of content that showed how each quest can finished, and how interactive the world is. It's basically an open city full of quests and side quests.Yeah, could still be great if the city is really interesting and alive, with loads of involving stories. If that's right, I'll love driving around and exploring. GTA games are great achievements in many ways, I just don't find the content very engaging.
I'll take a 100 of each as I love both. Like you said tastes differ.I would play a hundred more GTA games before I played another 10 hours of those interminable Trails of Cold Steel games you love so much. Too each his own.
There are so many compare it to!
I like how it's never enough to make a personal decision not to be excited for something a lot of other people are excited for. You also have to justify it by calling those people sheep.
"Fucking RPG elements" are there in the form of skills, perks, attributes, progression therein, multiple life paths, multiple ways to go through quests, people to talk to, modifications to equipment, a non-linear world to explore… I could go on, but from your barking I'm pretty sure you asked a rhetorical question and your mind is made up.
Were the Witcher games not RPGs? Because they didn't have endless dialogue options either. A lot of the time they had none, or binary choices.
I think you saw it was first person and decided then and there that your role was to be to rail against it. Have a good time doing that.
Yeah, could still be great if the city is really interesting and alive, with loads of involving stories. If that's right, I'll love driving around and exploring. GTA games are great achievements in many ways, I just don't find the content very engaging.
If the witcher is the protype example for RPG's for you then sure enjoy your "RPG".
Do you know what prototype means? Obviously the Witcher isn't a prototype of anything, having come long after many other computer RPGs. But they are indeed an RPG to me (and millions of other people), and very good ones. And thank you, I believe I will enjoy Cyberpunk.