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The mere fact that CP2077 is still called 2020's biggest game launch is a testament to how much overhyped the game was. Biggest by what measure? Nah. Most marke
by b0rsuk 6y ago
The mere fact that CP2077 is still called 2020's biggest game launch is a testament to how much overhyped the game was. Biggest by what measure? Nah. Most marketed.
- cbozeman 6y agoI really do feel bad for CDPR in a sense, because people have been waiting on this game for 7 years now. Hell, I actually forgot the Announcement Trailer released in 2013, a full two years before The Witcher III. That said, they probably needed either another 30-50 people working on the game from the start, or they needed another 2-3 years to totally flesh the game out, which in reality is what happened with The Witcher III. The last patch for that game was released in 2018. To build a huge city from the ground up is a monumental task. Rockstar already has a lot of assets from earlier GTA games available. CDPR had to do this all from scratch. I think a Cyberpunk 2077 II will be a fantastic game in 5 or 6 years.
- b0rsuk 6y ago> I think a Cyberpunk 2077 II will be a fantastic game in 5 or 6 years. Assuming you can patch the missing systems back without disrupting the game balance and stuff. Will the voice actors hang around forever to modify plot lines? The game doesn't react much to your actions. Assuming unfinished systems even make sense in broader context and will interact nicely when fleshed out. If you make civilians properly panic and run away, or call police, won't that break some quests? How many cases do you have to handle in a quest if NPCs start wandering around?