Cyberpunks seem to be fascinating, good visuals with pleasant music and more importantly well-plotted storyline.
Yeah, that trailer by the end the MS conference definitely woke me up.
I'm generally happy, from what was "shown". But I'm not going to fall for a trailer that have obviously been scripted to be spectacular and presentable at a big convention, and event like E3. I'm going to need actual genuine gameplay in front of everyone, with random Joes going to play it and giving their comments about it (the worst type of "demonstration" we can possibly get is whenever some guy from a dev team shows up on stage, or on the dev team's booth later on and have their guys "playing" the game for the crowd; THAT stuff, for me, is a big red flag).
And, CDPR please this time, do NOT try to look tough for the cameras by showing some super detailed scripted "in engine" demo only to downgrade it later on. We KNOW you can make actual good games with good gameplay and especially good characters, writing and quests. I do NOT need some linear presentation of a Mega Super Duper Ultra HD particle effects system (obviously in the rain) and rendering techniques in a deserted street (at night, duh) with one single car with 4 quadrillion polygons passing by. Just show me the game "as is" and I'll understand on my own if you're pushing it too far and if it's plausible that 'x' % of it will be cut out or downgraded later on.
I just want them to be respectful of our intelligence, transparent and honest. Do that, essentially give me Witcher 3 in the future and I'll be there Day One throwing money at you.
I would rather see 10 seconds of gameplay than these cinematic trailers.
Day 1 Witcher 3 was riddled with game-breaking bugs and glitches. It took almost a year for them to squash all the major issues but many people claimed it was flawless from day 1 while others couldn't even make it into the first town without CTDs.Based on my Witcher 3 experience, Cyberpunk 2077 might be a day 1 buy for me. I almost never buy full priced games but I feel CDPR has earned my support.
Disappointed they didn't sneak a Ciri & Avallac'h cameo into the trailer. Hope there won't be too long of a wait.
The actual reveal during the xbox presentation was pretty cool, they dumped a bunch of real Xbox Witcher 3 codes onto the screen during the "hack".
The aesthetics came as a bit of a surprise to me considering the first trailer.
I thought there might be a bit more noir but its early, however I can understand the vibrant colours considering the punk origin, in fact they might pull off a great contrast between day and night during the game.
I just hope the gameplay is tight, however I can look the other way if they got a story similar to quality of W3. It will be very hard for them to surpass W3 as this is their first time stepping out of that time period.
But a game of this caliber is bound to have multiple issues on launch. Smart money says to wait for the game to be out a few months and then jump right in. No game is released without bugs these days.ITT: People pretending that CDPR doesn't learn from their mistakes.
There will still be launch issues, that's unavoidable, but I do have faith that they won't be as bad. I have yet to see them repeat a mistake that they get called out on and acknowledge.
I can't speak for others, but my assumption is that some people will buy games on day one partially as a show of support for the developer, and as a vote of confidence in the game they've put out. One wouldn't even need to intend on playing it right away, but it may be more of an expression of support of the dev's track record.Smart money says to wait for the game to be out a few months and then jump right in. No game is released without bugs these days.
Day 1 Witcher 3 was riddled with game-breaking bugs and glitches. It took almost a year for them to squash all the major issues but many people claimed it was flawless from day 1 while others couldn't even make it into the first town without CTDs.