Cyberpunk - CD Project Red

J. Marston wrote: »

Anyone else get the notification from Playstation saying you can cancel your pre-order because of the delay?

Panicked because I never even pre-ordered it in the first place so I was very confused for a second and asking myself "Did I pre-order this and forget?"

Same, haven't preorder yet.

I'm still not convinced its coming before Xmas 99% expecting it will be pushed to 2021

Trophies list released. The story ones are hidden on this link.

Taster:

Breathtaking
Collect all items that once belonged to Johnny Silverhand.

https://www.powerpyx.com/cyberpunk-2077-trophy-list-revealed/#:~:text=Cyberpunk%202077%20has%20a%20total,app%2C%20except%20for%20hidden%20trophies.

https://twitter.com/CyberpunkGame/status/1327242365074087941

Next Thursday for the next night city wire, I can't even remember if I watched the last one.

https://twitter.com/Nibellion/status/1328658001054609408?s=19

EoinMcLovin wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yQ--nrwy5w

Looking pretty dang good. Running better on the One X than I thought it would

How can a game as big as Cyberpunk be half the size of the likes of Modern Warfare and Black Ops?

Vicxas wrote: »

How can a game as big as Cyberpunk be half the size of the likes of Modern Warfare and Black Ops?

Don’t the cod games still use prerendered cutscenes they always take up huge chunks of space

https://www.pcgamer.com/i-love-being-a-cyber-samurai-and-other-revelations-from-playing-15-hours-of-cyberpunk-2077/

I've been impressed by pretty much everything. Just don't go in expecting a revolution. This isn't a bold new leap for the medium, or a game that will redefine the RPG genre. It's an incredible, detailed, lavish thing, with a level of fidelity and reactivity most developers could only dream of. But it's more like a refinement of things we've seen in other games up to this point, rather than something that slices the rulebook up with a katana and totally rewrites it.

Sounds okay to me. I loved Horizon: Zero Dawn and that didn't really bring anything new to the table. Just refined some things.

You don't need to innovate to be great.

Deleted User wrote: »

The gunplay looks fairly underwhelming every time I see it. ADS is a boring mechanic.

It's designed for consoles. I'm expecting the barrel of the firearms to behave like they're at a 90° angle if you don't ADS.

The actual combat looks janky. NPCs have no interesting movement and melee doesn't connect smoothly. Even ancient first person melee games like Condemned had quality hit connections and animations. I guess they really went heavy on the RPG instead of first person combat.

Deleted User wrote: »

The gunplay looks fairly underwhelming every time I see it. ADS is a boring mechanic.

Keep in mind most open world games are never the best in there field with certain mechanics for instance the gunplay in gtav is ass rockstar even knows it’s ass because they make auto aim the default setting

Parabellum9 wrote: »

Because everybody in real life just hipfires and never aims down the sights????

It's hard to say what's realistic because if you were in a firefight similar to games with multiple firing hostiles surrounding you at close range with no cover you are dead.

Close range is extremely rare when it comes military strategies using rifles but that would be where you would still use ADS IRL I think unless it was literally point blank. IRL it's not really a binary between ADS and hip for non rifles. There's various degrees and angles you would use if you were to be in as many (unrealistic) close range engagements that the characters in these games find themselves in. For point blank you even stretch your elbow behind yourself.