Cyberpunk 2077

Bought it on gog.com, buy all the cdpr games on gog. Rest on steam. Will not buy anything on epic, not a chance in hell...
GOG needs a name change since it's good old games.
Edit: according to Wikipedia the abbreviation is the name change. Weird.
 
GOG needs a name change since it's good old games.
Edit: according to Wikipedia the abbreviation is the name change. Weird.

GOG isn't Good Old Games. It is GOG and will always be GOG, they simply decided to expand it as Good Old Games for marketing reasons. GOG and CD Projekt RED are subsidiaries of CD Projekt.
 
GOG isn't Good Old Games. It is GOG and will always be GOG, they simply decided to expand it as Good Old Games for marketing reasons. GOG and CD Projekt RED are subsidiaries of CD Projekt.
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Let's not shed a tear about it.
Hardly that important.
 
The Witcher 3 was delayed three times IIRC.


Cyberpunk 2077 gets delayed again, will now be released on November 19th
CD Projekt Red needs more time for balancing and bug fixes

Cyperpunk 2077 — the highly anticipated open-world RPG — has been delayed again and is moving from its planned September 17th release date to November 19th, developer CD Projekt Red announced today on Twitter.

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Them saying that seeing the criticism which is directed at games now with BLM there is a chance that they may be cleaning up some themes which are already within the Cyberpunk universe... LGBT-related concerns was an issue earlier in the title's development.
 
The Witcher 3 was delayed three times IIRC.




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Them saying that seeing the criticism which is directed at games now with BLM there is a chance that they may be cleaning up some themes which are already within the Cyberpunk universe... LGBT-related concerns was an issue earlier in the title's development.
Snowflakes effecting gaming. Yay.
Anyway. On point. They can delay it again if it means a better product.
As long as it doesn't become years like the sequel on the first Duke Nukem was.
 
Snowflakes effecting gaming. Yay.
Anyway. On point. They can delay it again if it means a better product.
As long as it doesn't become years like the sequel on the first Duke Nukem was.
I agree, they may also do some next-gen console optimisations prior to launch. The Witcher 3 ended up being postponed by more than a year. Maybe Cyberpunk in Q1 2021, or perhaps it will launch with the consoles.

Remember, Duke Nukem was under IP dispute which mostly wrecked the title's development, and sadly the IP is currently again in dispute. Funny though, the Duke Nukem IP at this point is probably worth nothing. Rights... Rights seem to be 2020s theme.
 
I agree, they may also do some next-gen console optimisations prior to launch. The Witcher 3 ended up being postponed by more than a year. Maybe Cyberpunk in Q1 2021, or perhaps it will launch with the consoles.

Remember, Duke Nukem was under IP dispute which mostly wrecked the title's development, and sadly the IP is currently again in dispute. Funny though, the Duke Nukem IP at this point is probably worth nothing. Rights... Rights seem to be 2020s theme.
I hear what you're saying about console optimisation. They would need to iron out the kinks for the new XB and PS as well as backwards compatibility.
These developers are real bad asses.
It's far from an easy task.
I enjoyed Witcher, but never played the Duke Nukem sequel, then, or now.
So a delay that's too long has massive negative perception for gamers as well.
 
Bought it on gog.com, buy all the cdpr games on gog. Rest on steam. Will not buy anything on epic, not a chance in hell...

GOG should always be the first port of call, if they don't have it then Steam.
 
GOG should always be the first port of call, if they don't have it then Steam.

Issue is pricing. Steam prices in Rand while Gog in $. So many occasions Steam works out cheaper. If all things were equal GOG would be the first port of call.


Sadness about another delay :crying:
 
This is in relations to Cyberpunk, the tabletop RPG (Cyberpunk 2020 and Cyberpunk Red, editions).


Mike Pondsmith: Police brutality is “a fight all of us have a stake in”
The Cyberpunk Red creator says "we’re speeding on the way towards [the] Dark Future" shown in his work.

Following a general statement from R. Talsorian Games, Cyberpunk Red creator Mike Pondsmith has expanded upon his original admonition that “Cyberpunk was a warning, not an aspiration,” adding that police brutality is a fight for us all.

“If you think police brutality isn’t going to get to you, you’d better reconsider,” a portion of Pondsmith’s statement reads. “Because the flip side of that devil’s deal is that any of us can be lumped into the groups that the people in power want to keep control of. They aren’t your cops; they’re the people in power’s cops.”

As outlined in R. Talsorian Games’ previous post, Pondsmith then warns that a future that plays out in his Cyberpunk franchise is not one we should be striving for.

“When I wrote Cyberpunk many years ago, I meant it as a warning, not an aspiration. Of what happens when Power, Money, and Ruthlessness combine. Of what happens when the America you think you know morphs into a tyrannical state that combines the worst of corporate excess with the worst of authoritarian tendencies,” he continued.

“We’re speeding on the way towards that Dark Future right now, and the color of your skin, or the money in your bank account are not going to spare you. It’s time to wake up; to face down the people who want in the end, to enslave all of us.”

In addition to setting four goals to combat police brutality, Pondsmith also confirmed that R. Talsorian Games has partnered with DriveThruRPG to raise funds for the National Police Accountability Project.

Cyberpunk Red is available now. CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 is scheduled for a 17 September release on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4. A Stadia release will follow where available in 2020; a next-gen release on Xbox Series X and PS5 is planned for 2021.

It will be interesting to see since the early Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demos were racially criticised and then to add the Anita Sarkeesian criticism which was directly addressed by Pondsmith. I hope that he sees his conceptualised world through with Cyberpunk 2077 and that his above sentiment with the tabletop will apply to the game. Story-telling is important. Fiction can convey the right message. As Pondsmith said, "Cyberpunk was a warning, not an aspiration," and I hope to experience that with Cyberpunk 2077.
 
This is in relations to Cyberpunk, the tabletop RPG (Cyberpunk 2020 and Cyberpunk Red, editions).




It will be interesting to see since the early Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demos were racially criticised and then to add the Anita Sarkeesian criticism which was directly addressed by Pondsmith. I hope that he sees his conceptualised world through with Cyberpunk 2077 and that his above sentiment with the tabletop will apply to the game. Story-telling is important. Fiction can convey the right message. As Pondsmith said, "Cyberpunk was a warning, not an aspiration," and I hope to experience that with Cyberpunk 2077.
I don't really care about the snowflake mentality or their perceptions or wokeness or the fact that they are SJWs.
If I wanted to know what the future holds I would refer to a prophet or a soothsayer.
Not a fking game.

Everyone is getting on the antiracism train. Especially those that get free marketing from it.
The laughable thing is that 'racism' is currently white against black.
There's fkall said about racism from blacks against whites or other races.
It's bullshit.
Even when packaged in a nice box with a bow, it still remains sht.
 
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I don't really care about the snowflake mentality or their perceptions or wokeness or the fact that they are SJWs.
If I wanted to know what the future holds I would refer to a prophet or a sooth sayer.
Not a fking game.

Everyone is getting on the antiracism train. Especially those that get free marketing from it.
The laughable thing is that 'racism' is currently white against black.
There's fkall said about racism from blacks against whites or other races.
It's bullshit.
Even when packaged in a nice box with a bow, it still remains sht.

Time will tell. I am sure that the game will be compared with its demoes, and I am also sure that the title is likely to be very well received irrespective whether compromises have been made.
 
Time will tell. I am sure that the game will be compared with its demoes, and I am also sure that the title is likely to be very well received irrespective whether compromises have been made.
When you eat, you get full and stop eating.
If this blatant indigestion of humanity playing the victim card continues, people will eat less and give a fk less.

Those that continue to garble up this victimisation and injustice kak will start puking from it. It's a given.

Pharaoh had a hard heart towards God.
God knew and made his heart harder.
It's just how it works.

These freaks will fk themselves.
 
I still have faith obviously but if its going to be another burka kombat 11 made safe for pansy generation, then I'm going reverse the payment either way.
Journalists will include everyone like IGN, PC Gamer, Rock Paper Shotgun, Forbes, The Guardian, Feminist Frequency, etc.

Everyone will hate it or everyone will love it and maybe there is a diverse middle ground. All I know is, The Quartering will sure make a video.
 
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