[M] Cyberpunk 2077 Discussion (This thread is rated M for possible Mature contents)

[Rayne7]

Don't know. I wonder what might've happened if the player had kept it; if it conveniently would've become actual money, or if a shop-owner would try and then get pissed when they realize it's just corporate malware.

[Q]

@Dnafein;

Hey! That's not true. I've followed the development of CP2077 since 2012, I think I can take a real good guess on what's in there, even if I don't want to watch the trailer.

Besides; cyberpunk is cyberpunk. I think CDR is going towards the extravagant/comiclike nuance, but the details tend to stay the same; mainly because it's so close to our modern world and the game-breaking scientific inventions are within our graspable mind.

[Dnafein]

Blade Runner, Dredd, Judge Dredd, and The Fifth Element are all cyber punk and like the previous examples from the previous Genre they are all different.

Hell, Shadowrun is technically Cyberpunk and it's different from 2020.o

The voice over guy does say you can keep the money if you wanted to steal the bot.

[Kris]

Fifth Element is Cyberpunk?! To me it always felt like Sci-fi!

[Dnafein]

Cyberpunk is a subgenre of science fiction.

[Splat]

Who cares what cyberpunk is, all I know is it's the shit. All of you go read Neuromancer and listen to some synthwave.


Gah, I'm getting more excited for this game by the minute....

[Q]

I wonder how likely it is society will have flying cars in the future. I mean, the tech might be feasible, but what's gonna stop them from falling out of the air and crashing into homes when their engines fail?

[Splat]

Personally I don’t see the point of flying cars. It would require a whole new infrastructure and traffic system and I don’t see any major advantages to just driving on solid ground. Also it would probably make me barf.

[Kris]

I always loved the idea of underground society

[Rayne7]

As many roads as they like to build? Hover-cars possibly for reducing maintenance necessary for roads, but I doubt out-and-out fliers. And the roads would likely have barriers on either side to minimize risk of the cars going off. That being said, I've ready articles about uber testing aerial rides (not sure how valid they were as sources).