There's "technical limitation of the game engine" for not giving an avatar a haircut, now? I liked CP2077 fine as Yet Another One Of Those Games (and the setti

There's "technical limitation of the game engine" for not giving an avatar a haircut, now? I liked CP2077 fine as Yet Another One Of Those Games (and the setting scratched my itch a lot more than GTA5), but the entire thing feels half-baked and credulous around most of its themes. Edgerunners aren't treated as nearly the deniable assets they should be (hell, the game treats cops as generally legitimate entities) and life is only cheap if you don't have a custom face mesh. I didn't really hit any major bugs, so I don't have any negative vibes for it there. Some of the set pieces are really nice, though, and I do just like driving around the city. And some of the character work on the major characters is quite good. But conceptually? From the big-ideas perspective--and cyberpunk, and punk movements generally, is a big-ideas genre--it feels like "dimly remembered ideas of the future of the 80's, mostly misunderstood and viewed through a modern and very non-radical lens".