It is true as a marketing stunt is great but Idk how much the guy got paid and I doubt they really alter sales so much that the appearance fee is negligible. I feel like it's a fucking retarded idea to do that but maybe I'm wrong, besides cdpr pre-shitting their pants live had a great buzz going with witcher 3 and cyberpunk was a known franchise that would attract people too, why would you add more money to marketing when the game was still barebones as it was and you already had a buzz going on? Just hire more devs or shit to make the game-making go smoother and can be counted as an investment for future games rather than a 1-time appearance that costs you more than literally scaling up your company.
The achievements are just for finishing the questline, I got all of them despite not romancing any character.
@Ruin These issues annoyed me when I replayed the game a few months ago. I had to reload my save after the Oda fight because there were a bunch of NPCs cowering in front of the elevator I needed to get into and I couldn't get past them. Not even throwing a grenade helped because some genius thought it'd be a good idea to make the civilians invincible.
At least Watch Dogs is a stable game to play
One is a overrated game and the other one is a average game with so many bugs its bad. Also the next-gen versions are out on the PC and Cyber will take years to see the next gen updates at that point no one will care.
Honestly if you have a good enough system yea. After dropping it initially and playing post patch 1.3 it's pretty good. I'm twenty hours in and no crashes have occurred. The worst thing that happened was a mission objective bugged when a getaway car clipped but a reload fixed it.
Did the appearance of celebrities have that much of an impact? Games like The Witcher 2 were very popular even before celebrities got involved with CDPR to the point where Obama praised the game.
Depends on how for lack of a better word "normie" you are. I bought the game because of the deep rpg systems (that weren't in the game) I was promised. Not because heckin valid wholesome big chungus Keanu was in it.
I'm ready for round 2 when they inevitably have to charge for the next gen patch in order to make ANY money this year.
The keanu stunt in cyberpunk 2077? Absolutely, they really turned it up to 11 which as I said is not that it was a bad marketing move is just that you're creating hype for a non-existant product which was the retarded idea. It's like telling everyone to look at you when you're half-drunk with 0 training trying to do a backflip after having bet all your life savings on it.
