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Here's What We Know From Last Night's Presentations + Ciri's Visit & Description - Cyberpunk 2077 Ne

SBFordSBFord Former Associate EditorMember LegendaryPosts: 33,129
edited June 2018 in News & Features Discussion

imageHere's What We Know From Last Night's Presentations + Ciri's Visit & Description - Cyberpunk 2077 News

After the debut of the first major Cyberpunk 2077 trailer during E3 2018, CD Projekt Red devs provided various press outlets with access to nearly an hour of gameplay action. Savvy Redditors have collated all of the available information from a variety of articles. We've got it all in one place plus a reminder that The Witcher 3's Ciri has probably been to Cyberpunk. Check it out after the jump.

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  • WellspringWellspring Member EpicPosts: 1,464
    Great collection of info. Game sounds amazing!

    Now all we need is for someone to get the inside scoop on a release date... :wink:
    Octagon7711
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  • JeffSpicoliJeffSpicoli Member EpicPosts: 2,849
    Looks like the best E 3 had to offer, not to many games to get excited about but this was one of them

    • Aloha Mr Hand ! 

  • venatisvenatis Member UncommonPosts: 42
    Character customisation and first person? Guess I'll make Adam Jensen and pretend I'm playing the final Deus Ex game we're never going to get.

    Seriously though, really liking the sound of this so far. Would be tragic if someone accidentally leaked that gameplay demo. Really tragic.
    Octagon7711
  • AeanderAeander Member LegendaryPosts: 7,991
    thunderC said:
    Looks like the best E 3 had to offer, not to many games to get excited about but this was one of them
    I view this as an E3 of quality over quantity, and I am very happy about that.

    Cyperpunk has the potential to be one of the most ambitious games ever made - with a studio capable of delivering on that.

    Devil May Cry, THE action franchise, is back and looking to be great.

    Fire Emblem, arguably the greatest strategy franchise, is releasing its most ambitious game in over a decade, if not the entirety of franchise history. 

    Smash Bros Ultimate will have one of the biggest rosters in fighting game history. 

    Ghost of Tsushima looks to be one of the most interesting new IP's in recent years.

    Kingdom Hearts 3 is finally releasing.

    Ubisoft is continuing to quickly and totally reverse its reputation from one of the worst publishers in the industry to one of the best. 

    From Software, Bethesda, and Platinum have revealed new IPs. 

    And more.
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  • 3dom3dom Member RarePosts: 889
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.

    Thank you for your time!

  • ImNotHarryImNotHarry Member UncommonPosts: 27
    That game is at the top of my must-buy list. We only have to wait a little bit more... A couple of years probably?
  • IselinIselin Member LegendaryPosts: 18,719
    Cool seeing the Cyberpunk Waster egg in W3. Nice and subtle.
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  • SovrathSovrath Member LegendaryPosts: 32,643
    3dom said:
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.
    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock
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  • AsheramAsheram Member EpicPosts: 5,072
    Aeander
  • AeanderAeander Member LegendaryPosts: 7,991
    Sovrath said:
    3dom said:
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.
    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock
    Of those, every single one that is an RPG also has combat as its worst feature.

    Combat in Deus Ex is such a weakness that the boss fights are widely considered to be the worst parts of Deus Ex Human Revolution.

    Elder Scrolls combat has been scientifically proven to be the worst thing ever. Like, worse than 3 Hitlers in lingerie. In fact it's quite popular to bash the combat in the Elder Scrolls.

    Dishonored combat was also mediocre.

    The commonality of the games where first person works (Doom, Half Life, etc.) is that these games are shooters. Cyberpunk's combat will probably be great, because it is a shooter as much as it is an RPG. But that's the problem with first person camera - the only combat system it properly complements is shooting.
  • WellspringWellspring Member EpicPosts: 1,464
    Aeander said:
    Sovrath said:
    3dom said:
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.
    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock
    Of those, every single one that is an RPG also has combat as its worst feature.

    Combat in Deus Ex is such a weakness that the boss fights are widely considered to be the worst parts of Deus Ex Human Revolution.

    Elder Scrolls combat has been scientifically proven to be the worst thing ever. Like, worse than 3 Hitlers in lingerie. In fact it's quite popular to bash the combat in the Elder Scrolls.

    Dishonored combat was also mediocre.

    The commonality of the games where first person works (Doom, Half Life, etc.) is that these games are shooters. Cyberpunk's combat will probably be great, because it is a shooter as much as it is an RPG. But that's the problem with first person camera - the only combat system it properly complements is shooting.
    It's been a while, but Dark Massiah of Might and Magic had good first person combat, not being a shooter.

    Kingdom Come Deliverence is first person and the combat there is well done. Coolest thing is when you enter combat, your character puts down his helmet visor, and you see your opponent through the eye slits.  

    Which I look forward to Cyberpunk using first person in a similar manner to make implants and augmentations have real meaning. 

    Bottom line though... Regardless of whether you think first person combat has been done well in another game before, it has no correlation on how good/bad the first person combat will be in Cyberpunk. 

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  • TillerTiller Member LegendaryPosts: 11,404
    edited June 2018
    Aeander said:
    Sovrath said:
    3dom said:
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.
    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock
    Of those, every single one that is an RPG also has combat as its worst feature.

    Combat in Deus Ex is such a weakness that the boss fights are widely considered to be the worst parts of Deus Ex Human Revolution.

    Elder Scrolls combat has been scientifically proven to be the worst thing ever. Like, worse than 3 Hitlers in lingerie. In fact it's quite popular to bash the combat in the Elder Scrolls.

    Dishonored combat was also mediocre.

    The commonality of the games where first person works (Doom, Half Life, etc.) is that these games are shooters. Cyberpunk's combat will probably be great, because it is a shooter as much as it is an RPG. But that's the problem with first person camera - the only combat system it properly complements is shooting.
    I agree, the only recent first person game I ever liked was Bioshock Infinite and it was shoot-em-up with a story. The game pretty much drug you along on rails, but it was ok. Once I finished it I never went back.

    As for this game, idk I honestly feel less immersed in a game when it's 1st person. I play RPGs to role play the character, not role play as the character. Things like chat bubbles, seeing my goofy emotes, funny ragdoll physics maters to me. I like when I can see my character running up stairs, jumping off buildings ect. Sorry if no one else feels that way, but it's just me. This game has been put on the wait and see shelve; for now I'm focusing my excitement on Beyond Good and Evil 2.

    Aeander
    SWG Bloodfin vet
    Elder Jedi/Elder Bounty Hunter
     
  • FusionFusion Member UncommonPosts: 1,398

    DMKano said:

    My question - the game is huge vertically - like lots of tall buildings etc..



    can we push/throw NPCs off those buildings?



    Inquiring minds want to know



    Pretty sure there'll be a way to knock em of the ledges, atleast hostiles :D
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  • Octagon7711Octagon7711 Member LegendaryPosts: 9,003

    Aeander said:


    Sovrath said:


    3dom said:

    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).



    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.


    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock


    Of those, every single one that is an RPG also has combat as its worst feature.

    Combat in Deus Ex is such a weakness that the boss fights are widely considered to be the worst parts of Deus Ex Human Revolution.

    Elder Scrolls combat has been scientifically proven to be the worst thing ever. Like, worse than 3 Hitlers in lingerie. In fact it's quite popular to bash the combat in the Elder Scrolls.

    Dishonored combat was also mediocre.

    The commonality of the games where first person works (Doom, Half Life, etc.) is that these games are shooters. Cyberpunk's combat will probably be great, because it is a shooter as much as it is an RPG. But that's the problem with first person camera - the only combat system it properly complements is shooting.



    The complaint about Deus Ex was if you wanted an all stealth character it was nigh impossible to defeat the bosses. I'd really like a link to that scientifically proven info you're referencing. :-)

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  • MadFrenchieMadFrenchie Member LegendaryPosts: 8,505
    edited June 2018
    Aeander said:
    Sovrath said:
    3dom said:
    "Cyberpunk 2077 is not third person view" = 140+ comments. Next news story about the game: less than 10 comments (this one is seventh).

    Devs done goofed hard with the first person view apparently.
    Or maybe those who don't care didn't need to post.

    I mean, I'm perfectly on board with first person.

    Dishonored was first person
    Deus Ex, as was mentioned, was first person
    I played Morrowind in first person and play Skyrim in both
    And, Doom is in first person as is Half Life as is BioShock
    Of those, every single one that is an RPG also has combat as its worst feature.

    Combat in Deus Ex is such a weakness that the boss fights are widely considered to be the worst parts of Deus Ex Human Revolution.

    Elder Scrolls combat has been scientifically proven to be the worst thing ever. Like, worse than 3 Hitlers in lingerie. In fact it's quite popular to bash the combat in the Elder Scrolls.

    Dishonored combat was also mediocre.

    The commonality of the games where first person works (Doom, Half Life, etc.) is that these games are shooters. Cyberpunk's combat will probably be great, because it is a shooter as much as it is an RPG. But that's the problem with first person camera - the only combat system it properly complements is shooting.
    It's been a while, but Dark Massiah of Might and Magic had good first person combat, not being a shooter.

    Kingdom Come Deliverence is first person and the combat there is well done. Coolest thing is when you enter combat, your character puts down his helmet visor, and you see your opponent through the eye slits.  

    Which I look forward to Cyberpunk using first person in a similar manner to make implants and augmentations have real meaning. 

    Bottom line though... Regardless of whether you think first person combat has been done well in another game before, it has no correlation on how good/bad the first person combat will be in Cyberpunk. 

    Kingdom Come's combat system was widely regarded as one of its strongest features.  I have to agree; I haven't played another game where timing and positioning of the blade made so much of a difference.  It's prevents itself from being a button masher while keeping the pace intense enough to get the adrenaline going.  It's also brutal in that numbers are huge; not many swordsman are going to come outta a scrap with 3 enemies without so much as a scratch.

    In KCD, if you do manage that, it's as much about your skill with the combat system as the level of your skills and and equipment.

    The first-person view contributes here.  Not only does a face protector cost you peripheral view, but it also very effectively protects one's face from a stab.  It's a trade-off, because armor can be the difference between shrugging off an attack and bleeding to death.
    Wellspring

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