that's like giving a book a pass that's riddled with spelling mistakes, shit typesetting and constantly dropping pages due to shoddy binding but "has an acceptable story in a genre I like". why would anyone ever complain about that...
No and especially not in the cause of Cyberpunk because there's very little wrong with its portrayal. The story is pretty cool both in premise and execution, and the aesthetics are one the strongest points. The city is beautiful. If Cyberpunk was a book it'd have very good grammar. And even if you equated bugs with typos or poor binding that still wouldn't work because a book don't have a poor binding or bad typesetting magically improved over a month or two. And people who argued that a book which contains a few typos being absolutely unreadable would still be to much.
Yes, remember that originally it was announced as that but after 2018(?) things started to shift towards it being less and less of an RPG and that's when shazamposters started
I’m late but that’s what I guessed too. Could’ve been like Shooter in the comics industry. A bunch of adult toddlerites got angry he said “do your jobs”. Now he’s the devil of the industry.
I wondered about that too. Just let us go full Skyrim if you give that little fucks.
Witcher 3's fast travel is basically a teleport, so no, it's not really different.
Huh. The first game (Beneath A Steel Sky) is also free on Steam (probably because it's old as fuck)
Deus Ex Mankind Divided did this with the subway system.
When i got Human Revolution for free on Ps4 i was a little hesitant because of the amount of gray/brown but found an extremely openish game world with fun gameplay.
Better narrative too. Built on the game before and that's even with squeenix cutting a third or more of their planned game so they could milk a quick release sequel.
