Morrowind. It's much smaller than current open world games but everything important is hand placed. You don't have to worry about quest rewards being shit because you were outleveled for the quest. Hard areas are intrinsically hard. Don't go into a Daedric ruin at level 1 unless you really know what you're doing. But there is some soft level scaling that biases enemies and random drops a little bit as you get further in, allowing for spawning of more powerful daedra, replacing regular creatures with blighted versions, etc.
That's more or less how Morrowind does it. And it's rewarding. You can come back and waste a shitload of bandits at once that are lower level than you after struggling through the game, killing some big daedra, and getting an artifact weapon. There's a real sense of progression.
That's setting appropriate. Cyberpunk deals with transhumanism and extreme body modification.
And Keanu was in a band at one point between the Matrix and him acting in a lot of stuff again. I can’t remember the name, but they opened for Bon Jovi and Bowie a few times. A former soldier turned musician turned poor schlub stuck in a microchip is a startlingly apt role considering his other movies.
That’s fair. Even if it weren’t like that there being a bunch of gender confused freaks makes sense in the world of Cyberpunk because everyone in the world has some sort of body modification.
So many people want the game to be all about them and their ideology. From trannycucks to /pol/cucks the retardation surrounding this game is incredible. Though I have a pretty good feeling CDPR isn't listening too much to either.
Neotokyo was a big disappointment as a cyberpunk Source engine multiplayer FPS. The best one was Dystopia, where they were able to competently integrate both physical combat and cyberspace hacking combat into the gameplay flow.
