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[slimgrin]

Her 'submissive' pose is a reference to an illustration in a Cyberpunk manual, I believe. And to me it looks more like resignation. She realizes what she's done and knows she's f*cked. I'm just wondering if it's actually Alt Cunningham.

[Kris69]

Can't wait for the game.

Modifié par Kris69, 14 janvier 2013 - 08:44 .

[xAmilli0n]

slimgrin wrote...

Her 'submissive' pose is a reference to an illustration in a Cyberpunk manual, I believe. And to me it looks more like resignation. She realizes what she's done and knows she's f*cked. I'm just wondering if it's actually Alt Cunningham.

I agree with your main comment.

Regarding the bolded, as someone uninitiated with the world of the PnP game, anyone know where I can get caught up regarding major characters and story elements (other than Wikipedia lol, I can do that myself).

[xsdob]

[Removing my own comment]

Modifié par xsdob, 14 janvier 2013 - 11:41 .

[Dutchess]

SOLID_EVEREST wrote...

I thought the Witcher was crap, and I definitely will not buy the Witcher: 2. The trailer, though, looked really awesome and makes me want to buy Cyberpunk. I might give CDPR another chance just based on the trailer. 

As for the article, he does bring up some good points in the comments section about how she looks submissive (he speaks from his standing in the fashion industry, or so he says). Either way, the video game industry is male-dominated, so of course, they have to advertise to males first and foremost.

I like both Witcher games.

The way that blogger describes it, makes it sound like some kind of p*rn pose, and that's not what I'm seeing. To me she looks kind of lost, like it is just starting to get through to her what she has done. Her pose is not submissive. Her back is straight, her shoulders are not slumped. Her posture doesn't look like that of someone "beaten into submission". It doesn't look like she has no choice but to surrender, that she is forced to give up fighting. It is very clear that bullets do not harm her at all, which could mean she is actually more powerful than all those tough guys shooting at her. 

I think that the sadness in her pose is that of someone who has just lost her humanity, and realizes it. 

[Chromie]

So after watching the new video I know realize Pondsmith needs to make a cameo in the game.

Modifié par Skelter192, 14 janvier 2013 - 11:36 .

[k177sh0t]

Skelter192 wrote...

So after watching the new video I know realize Pondsmith needs to make a cameo in the game.

Yep

Maybe as an npc that looks like him, voiced by him and looks half a cyborg

[Overdosing]

Skelter192 wrote...

So after watching the new video I know realize Pondsmith needs to make a cameo in the game.

Yep. Somehow.

They're even talking about that on the Cyberpunk forums. I'd say a narrator, or a DJ. Hell, maybe a character who owns a game shop somewhere.

[xsdob]

Okay, I've looked on the wiki, watched the youtube vids, got a pretty good feel and understanding of cyberpunk now, just gotta read through their official forums and I should be caught up. I'm still not entirely sure about whether this will be good or not, but it should at least make a lot of people very happy in how faithful it is(I didn't even know it was a pen and paper series before, let alone it existed, so I have no idea how I will like it tbh.)

Still, I really want more info, can't wait to see what slowly filters through onto the internet.

[Cyberfrog81]

If you can avoid becoming obsessed, all the better. It sucks to wait for a game for a long time, and when it's out it's either objectively crappy (which I doubt, since it's CDPR and they're taking it very seriously) or it's not at all for you.

Such a waste.

[xsdob]

With that said though. Rockers...I have no idea how they are going to work or why, since I couldn't really understand the character sheet thing posted here a while ago. I don't even know how they play out in the context of 2020. XD

Modifié par xsdob, 15 janvier 2013 - 03:02 .

[sympathy4sarenreturns]

Loved the Mike Pondsmith interview. Intelligent and innovative guy with a concrete knowledge of exactly what its supposed to be. Glad he is working directly with CDPR

[xsdob]

I liked it to, and I'm glad for his involvement as well. And like others have said, he should voice one of the characters, maybe a small npc or something.

[Cyberarmy]

k177sh0t wrote...

Skelter192 wrote...

So after watching the new video I know realize Pondsmith needs to make a cameo in the game.

Yep

Maybe as an npc that looks like him, voiced by him and looks half a cyborg

Some kind of cyborg historian maybe, appears in most strange places and giving us history lessons about Cyberpunk

[xsdob]

Cyberarmy wrote...

k177sh0t wrote...

Skelter192 wrote...

So after watching the new video I know realize Pondsmith needs to make a cameo in the game.

Yep

Maybe as an npc that looks like him, voiced by him and looks half a cyborg

Some kind of cyborg historian maybe, appears in most strange places and giving us history lessons about Cyberpunk

He should be a CEO of Pondsmith industries.

[wolfsite]

Penny Arcade made a comic related to this

art.penny-arcade.com/photos/i-Dm4k6Zt/0/950x10000/i-Dm4k6Zt-950x10000.jpg

In the article on there main page........ you can tell there is excitement in the air.


Also that interview was really enjoyable, it's nice to hear someone just talk about something without using buzz words or trying to create a force need to play something, you know, just talking like we are all people and he is just giving an honest overview without a marketing filter.

[Chromie]

wolfsite wrote...
In the article on there main page........ you can tell there is excitement in the air.

"When I heard that CD Projekt had picked up the license to do their thing, the thing that they have proven so adroit at doing, it is reasonable to say that I freaked the **** out; when I heard that it wasn’t a regular old licensing thing but was actually a collaboration with the Cyberpunk dude I lost what remained of my ****."

Priceless.

[billy the squid]

Skelter192 wrote...

wolfsite wrote...
In the article on there main page........ you can tell there is excitement in the air.

"When I heard that CD Projekt had picked up the license to do their thing, the thing that they have proven so adroit at doing, it is reasonable to say that I freaked the **** out; when I heard that it wasn’t a regular old licensing thing but was actually a collaboration with the Cyberpunk dude I lost what remained of my ****."

Priceless.

I love what he says in the interview. " were looking for someone to develop the game, but not cheap out or change it around or stick the label Cyberpunk on it and do something different. CDPR were quoting things from the material that I'd forgotten." Game developers which are fans, awesome combination. 

I really like the sound of Cybepunk 2077, I've always wanted to experience a more openworld cyberpunk game in a huge urbanconnerbation, which you can explore more, without comprimising the storyline too much.

[Splinter Cell 108]

billy the squid wrote...

I love what he says in the interview. " were looking for someone to develop the game, but not cheap out or change it around or stick the label Cyberpunk on it and do something different. CDPR were quoting things from the material that I'd forgotten." Game developers which are fans, awesome combination. 

I really like the sound of Cybepunk 2077, I've always wanted to experience a more openworld cyberpunk game in a huge urbanconnerbation, which you can explore more, without comprimising the storyline too much.

That's what should be ideal for games, not a bunch of suits who "know" what everyone wants but in the end their only concern is their income statements. 

[hangmans tree]

A word or two about recruiting.

When you get caught (as "not killed on the spot") you have very few options. Most common is chirurgical "deaugumentation" to the point where you can grasp what is to be human, then you are plugged to braindance as a sentence - a new penitentiary system - a year or two (or more) of braindance adjusting and youre out.

Or take new occupation as one of the max-tac team. If there is enough hardware left in you to warrant such offer. And if the psychological profile says one can.

Braindance can be a lot of things, for example implementing a disgust towards guns and violence. Next time you see a gun you will feel uneasy... taking it to you hand can cause nausea or pain even... all thanks to subconscious reprogramming by BD.

[sympathy4sarenreturns]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

billy the squid wrote...

I love what he says in the interview. " were looking for someone to develop the game, but not cheap out or change it around or stick the label Cyberpunk on it and do something different. CDPR were quoting things from the material that I'd forgotten." Game developers which are fans, awesome combination. 

I really like the sound of Cybepunk 2077, I've always wanted to experience a more openworld cyberpunk game in a huge urbanconnerbation, which you can explore more, without comprimising the storyline too much.

That's what should be ideal for games, not a bunch of suits who "know" what everyone wants but in the end their only concern is their income statements. 

Quoted for truth. It's why CDPR has replaced EAware as my provider of story fix. There is genuine effort, and its not a bunch of suits making mandates. 

[xAmilli0n]

New article on the making of the teaser trailer

www.behance.net/gallery/Cyberpunk-2077/6573211

I always love seeing the process of how these things are made.  Also, I personally prefer the Adam Jenson style arm blades (and arms, I like when cybernetics are not completely discrete) that they seemed to be considering compared to the one they finally used, but thats just preference.  Both look very cool.

Modifié par xAmilli0n, 15 janvier 2013 - 04:51 .