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I find it difficult to compare Oblivion or Skyrim to CP2077. I mean look even at the cities in Skyrim: It is a couple houses, maybe a palace, sewers and you are
by pixelfarmer 3y ago
I find it difficult to compare Oblivion or Skyrim to CP2077. I mean look even at the cities in Skyrim: It is a couple houses, maybe a palace, sewers and you are done. A single megabuilding in CP2077 houses more people than either game has in its entirety if you think about it. Also, I find it absolutely funny how people think "oh there is a door I want to go through it!" Then you notice that these doors are something like maintenance access doors, which are in the real world accessible and open to everyone ... not. So why would anyone with half a brain expect to go through every single door like that? That is just unrealistic on multiple levels.
Now, about detail ... for example, you have various people playing guitar in that game and players looked at it more closely and they are really playing what you hear, i.e. it is just not random animation. The game is filled with this sort of detail that, unfortunately, quite a lot of players miss / don't recognize. Which also means a lot of work went into these things.
- magicalhippo 3y agoFair enough. I do recall some of those encounters in CP2077. But somehow the world still felt... sterile? Unengaging? For whatever reason, it wasn't feeling I got from Oblivion and Skyrim.