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abuse
Latvia1945 Posts
Is that a price we can expect for the actually game or are pre-order prices usually higher? | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17754 Posts
On June 14 2018 16:24 abuse wrote: The pre-order link has a price of 70 GBP. That's pretty high at around 95 USD. Is that a price we can expect for the actually game or are pre-order prices usually higher? US Amazon has it at 60 USD (and release date at 28.12.2018, which is suspiciously specific...). Edit: Also note that the link I posted earlier was a pre-order for PS4, and we all know games for that cost more. | ||
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Manit0u
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Grettin
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On June 14 2018 17:26 Manit0u wrote: US Amazon has it at 60 USD (and release date at 28.12.2018, which is suspiciously specific...). Edit: Also note that the link I posted earlier was a pre-order for PS4, and we all know games for that cost more. 28.12 is a typical placeholder date for Amazon. Game isn't going to come out this year. | ||
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32748 Posts
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1JjfztBnaTHWEx3ZE1HYXZQSHM/view If you want to gain some familiarity with the world of Cyberpunk 2077 this is your must-read. Also has plenty of humour. My favourite is pg. 231 where you read the diary of a Trauma Team doctor (the badass medics with guns) that has one hell of a day. On June 16 2018 00:26 Plansix wrote: The one thing I am very happy to hear about is how the game makes it clear you are the bottom of the barrel. Just some punk running deck and pulling dirt to get by. And that you are rarely in a position of power, so everyone is a threat to you. It will be a nice change from most standard RPGs where you are the dopest shit around. I was very pleased when CDPR announced the game wouldn't center around saving the world or the city from corporations, but saving yourself. They also said Night City is populated with selfish assholes who only look out for themselves, and that's the way you have to act as well. It's the only way cyberpunk should ever be. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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iamthedave
England2814 Posts
On June 16 2018 00:26 Plansix wrote: The one thing I am very happy to hear about is how the game makes it clear you are the bottom of the barrel. Just some punk running deck and pulling dirt to get by. And that you are rarely in a position of power, so everyone is a threat to you. It will be a nice change from most standard RPGs where you are the dopest shit around. You say that but it's not that uncommon. All Elder Scrolls games starts with you more or less naked in a prison, often waiting execution. It's how the game treats you after that matters. | ||
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saocyn
United States937 Posts
On June 16 2018 21:13 iamthedave wrote: You say that but it's not that uncommon. All Elder Scrolls games starts with you more or less naked in a prison, often waiting execution. It's how the game treats you after that matters. I agree with this...when exactly did even the rich or inherited protagonist, ever not struggle? what games did you play? LOL far cry 3, far cry 4, FF-15, even GTA V you had a heist but then....crap hits the fans. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17754 Posts
On June 16 2018 21:13 iamthedave wrote: You say that but it's not that uncommon. All Elder Scrolls games starts with you more or less naked in a prison, often waiting execution. It's how the game treats you after that matters. Yeah, but in ES games it's usually not long after that you learn you're the chosen one, touched by gods or some other shit and you go on to save the world or something. | ||
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iamthedave
England2814 Posts
On June 18 2018 03:52 Manit0u wrote: Yeah, but in ES games it's usually not long after that you learn you're the chosen one, touched by gods or some other shit and you go on to save the world or something. Wasn't that just in Skyrim? I seem to recall in Oblivion and earlier you were just a shlub. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11858 Posts
The "small everybody gets amazingly incredibly powerful and saves the world" storyline is one of the major staples in rpgs. | ||
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Velr
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France15952 Posts
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calh
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
Same as games like VtMB. | ||
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
On June 18 2018 07:53 Velr wrote: In Morrowind your also some kind of chosen one. The big advantage to how Morrowind does it is that it's quite a ways into the game before you become the "chosen one" and at several points before then the NPC driving the main quest tells you to go away and train giving you potentially a lot of time in the world before you become the chosen one. Which works a lot better than it being handed to you in the first hour of Skyrim before your character even has an identity. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On June 18 2018 19:15 WolfintheSheep wrote: If you look at Shadowrun (tabletop or video games), that's basically what I expect. You're random street trash who might get pulled into some big events, but at the end you're still just a hired gun getting jerked around by the big players. Same as games like VtMB. One of the key aspects of Cyberbpunk is how systems of class and power interact. How tech only increases the power of those with wealth and makes the daily workers disposable. And that the systems in place re-enforce that power. There is no chosen one and there is no villain to defeat. It sounds like Cyberpunk is going for that, which is good to hear. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17754 Posts
On June 18 2018 23:29 Plansix wrote: One of the key aspects of Cyberbpunk is how systems of class and power interact. How tech only increases the power of those with wealth and makes the daily workers disposable. And that the systems in place re-enforce that power. There is no chosen one and there is no villain to defeat. It sounds like Cyberpunk is going for that, which is good to hear. I really hope they'll do a mix of Shadowrun, VtMB and Morrowind. Where you can play in a relatively open world, starting as trash and completely ignoring main plot. Just imagine creating a charismatic character, doing everything that has to be done to get their first guitar and eventually becoming a drug addicted god of rock with a bunch of groupies around. | ||
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