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Cyberpunk 2077: development in full swing

boskee

Member
Because CD Projekt is a publicly traded company, it is required to answer shareholder questions. Thankfully there is a thread on their official forums, where investors can do just that. One poster asked, how many people work on Cyberpunk 2077. The answer is music to my ears:

21.Na prezentacji wspomniano, że ponad 100 osób z game=devu pracuje nad Gwintem, rozumiem, że reszta pracowników pracuje nad CP2077 (minus wsparcie tech. dla W3)

Translation: "In your recent presentation you have mentioned, that there are over 100 people working on Gwent. I understand that the remaining employees work on CP2077 (minus tech support for TW3)"

Answer:

Nad Cyberpunkiem pracuje obecnie więcej osób z gamedevu niż pracowało nad trzecią częścią Wiedźmina w najintensywniejszym miesiącu.

Translation: "There are currently more game developers working on Cyberpunk 2077 than on The Witcher 3 in its most intensive month."

In other news:

- there are no plans to support modding on consoles,
- Steam availability of Gwent cannot be confirmed at this point (although previously confirmed numerous times by Community Managers/devs, eg here http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/99381-Coming-to-Steam?p=2540061 )
- when asked about the release date of Cyberpunk 2077 they replied that "They like to surprise, so they won't reveal it."
- Gwent open beta few months after the closed one, so release probably towards february-march 2017 (my assumption).



https://www.cdprojekt.com/pl/forums/topic/lista-pytan-do-zarzadu/page/49/
 
If it controls as shit as Witcher 3, I'll skip it. No excuse to release games this ambitious with controls this laughable again. They should absolutely focus more on this.
 
My most anticipated game ever. I was a huge fan of the pen and paper game in the late 80s and early 90s. Its going to be hard to contain my excitement or keep my expectations in check for this one
 

Dalibor68

Banned
Hell yeah. Witcher + Deus Ex, straight into my veins.

I really hope it will be immersive-sim like with fun dialogue like in Vampire Bloodlines.
 

GHG

Member
If it controls as shit as Witcher 3, I'll skip it. No excuse to release games this ambitious with controls this laughable again. They should absolutely focus more on this.

What are you even talking about? CDPR if you are watching ignore this man and do your thing.

Anyway, this is my most anticipated game. Can't wait till they start showing it off.
 

Glass

Member
So hungry for this game after Mankind Devided. Cyber punk makes for such a great world setting in games.
 

Zedark

Member
Cyberpunk 2077 could possibly be their R* scale breakout hit. I am looking forward to seeing what it will be exactly, but the teaser and the fact that CDPR are working on it make me excited for it!
 

iSnakeTk

Should be put to work in a coal mine.
If it controls as shit as Witcher 3, I'll skip it. No excuse to release games this ambitious with controls this laughable again. They should absolutely focus more on this.

Actually with all the focus on guns in this universe, maybe this will be a FPS like Deus Ex. If so, they have to make brand new animations which could be an improvement over witcher 3.

Do we know if this will be tps or fps?
 

Dalibor68

Banned
Actually with all the focus on guns in this universe, maybe this will be a FPS like Deus Ex. If so, they have to make brand new animations which could be an improvement over witcher 3.

Do we know if this will be tps or fps?

Afaik they said both. But I wouldn't mind if they focused on one or had it be primarily be FPS like VTMB and Deus Ex and just play some melee animations in 3rd person.
 

Sanctuary

Member
- when asked about the release date of Cyberpunk 2077 they replied that "They like to surprise, so they won't reveal it."

May 2018.

2019 at the earliest.

If you count two, six month delays maybe.

If it controls as shit as Witcher 3, I'll skip it. No excuse to release games this ambitious with controls this laughable again. They should absolutely focus more on this.

Do you actually mean the controls, or the response of Geralt and the lousy combat? Because those aren't the same things.
 

Gbraga

Member
Actually with all the focus on guns in this universe, maybe this will be a FPS like Deus Ex. If so, they have to make brand new animations which could be an improvement over witcher 3.

Do we know if this will be tps or fps?

Hopefully TPS. They even hired a lead designer from Remedy to work on 2077, so it's a prefect match.
 

boskee

Member
Actually with all the focus on guns in this universe, maybe this will be a FPS like Deus Ex. If so, they have to make brand new animations which could be an improvement over witcher 3.

Do we know if this will be tps or fps?

There were talks about both views being available but a lot could have changed since we heard first rumours (3 years?), but not long ago there was a job offer on CD Projekt's website for an FPS gameplay designer or something along the lines.
 

Kyonashi

Member
God I'm so excited for this game. Can't wait to play it, can't even wait for the PR cycle to start spinning up and drip-feeding us info for a couple years before release.
 

data

Member
The controls were fine. What exactly did you have a problem with?

Trying to pick up loot in the game is annoying since it has this thing where Geralt will keep jogging for half a second when you stop moving, and the horse was the most glitchy mess I've ever seen.

Complaints I've had with the controls
 

boskee

Member
Trying to pick up loot in the game is annoying since it has this thing where Geralt will keep jogging for half a second when you stop moving, and the horse was the most glitchy mess I've ever seen.

Complaints I've had with the controls

There's an alternate movement patched in last year.
 

artsi

Member
That's what I like to hear.

After finishing Persona 5 and FFXV this year I might as well go to cryosleep until this releases.
 

Sanctuary

Member
Hopefully TPS. They even hired a lead designer from Remedy to work on 2077, so it's a prefect match.

I haven't played Quantum Break, but is the shooting in that any good? Because it's certainly only a means to an end in Alan Wake and the Max Payne games.

Trying to pick up loot in the game is annoying since it has this thing where Geralt will keep jogging for half a second when you stop moving, and the horse was the most glitchy mess I've ever seen.

The controls were fine. The control of Geralt, and his animations however were not.
 

Outrun

Member
What are you even talking about? CDPR if you are watching ignore this man and do your thing.

Anyway, this is my most anticipated game. Can't wait till they start showing it off.

Me too.

It just pains me that the game is a ways off in terms of release date.... :(
 

Regginator

Member
Not sure if I like the idea of an open world cyberpunk setting. Which is weird, because cyberpunk is my favourite genre, but most of those games I've played are rather isolated -but dense- and I think that has worked the best so far.

I'd much rather have had maybe 3 or 4 different hubs set in different cities in different worlds than one huge world (apparently bigger than Witcher 3?).
 

Dalibor68

Banned
Could someone maybe give a tiny summary of the cyberpunk 2077 universe, like what's included?

Is there magic? Supernatural stuff? Or is it entirely "technical"? Is there anything that stands out a lot in comparison to other cyberpunk?

No hype until I see gameplay. Hoping for the best though.

That's a healthy attitude. Unfortunately I think we won't see gameplay til maybe late 2017 :'(
 
Hoooooorible first post.

Perfectly accurate first post. Dogshit controls should be called out as such. That said, I do think it's possible for Cyberpunk to control appropriately if they design it as a Deus Ex-y game in 1st person as suggested in this thread.
 
As someone who has never even heard of the RPG this is based off, can someone explain what sets it apart? I'm looking forward to the game as Cyberpunk is a great setting (as in the genre/theme itself), but watching the trailer there didn't seem to be anything that really stood out from a typical Cyberpunk setting.

What about this specific lore makes it more interesting than just a typical generic cyberpunk setting? Why have they chosen to base the game off that rather than just making it up themselves, for example?
 
If it controls as shit as Witcher 3, I'll skip it. No excuse to release games this ambitious with controls this laughable again. They should absolutely focus more on this.

First post on point.

CDPR are masterclass world builders, but holy Jesus, the core movement mechanics and combat need work. I really hope they can pull it off this go around.
 

CoolOff

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