Cyberpunk 2077 "Even More Ambitious" Than Originally Planned

ARGH! Link-pic got me again...

it's seems next icon game

This. Game. Will. Be. ****. Ing. Awesome.

Long as I see a stuffed Unicorn in a shop window, I'm playing it.

When you set commercial success as the main target of the games you make, bad things will follow. Financially, difficult to say, but fans of CD Projekt Red, be wary.

Very surprised that this game, being easily the best and most notable of the generation so far, only has 6 million copies sold, especially with 30 million Sony consoles out there alone. Why do people buy consoles if not to play games? A PC does other things, but it's weird that you wouldn't buy the most interesting game if you have a console, when that's the only thing it does.

The Witcher 3 is my first CD Projekt Red game and i can be sure that after that game, i will get anything that come out from them. I'm totally in love with The Witcher 3 and i can't wait for the 2nd expansion pack. Take your time, CDPR and release the next best action rpg ever!

Im tired of fantasy settings in rpg's, as pretty as the witchers nature environments were the world was kind of uninteresting to me and some of the missions were beyond boring which is why i stopped playing it somewhere around novigrad . The thoughts of future cyber city open world setting in an rpg is about as exciting an idea as anything for me since i love the sci fi genre in games second only to Sci - horror and as far as i know there hasnt ever been a future city open world setting in a game before at least not a true explorable open world. Maybe something like deus ex but thats far from open world or anything worth exploring. Id imagine it must be insanely hard to create an open world of any significant size that looks like something out of blade runner , nevermind having the power and memory available to render all that geometry it would take to build a world like that.

After Witcher 3, just the thought of the potential scope/world of this game makes me moist. I need it.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is EASILY one of the very best gaming experiences ever created! Everyone looks at this game from the wrong perspective though. If you skip all the cutscenes and don't really care about the story or the characters themselves, then chances are you may just think the game is kinda good, BUT if you get drawn deep into the story and become so familiar with each one of the characters that you actually become emotionally attatched to them, be it in a good or bad way, THEN you're setting yourself up to experience a level of story driven entertainment like no other. The dialogue is beautifully written and the fact that you can change the outcome of the ending entirely based upon the decisions you make during your playthrough is brilliant! I have NEVER had a game literally make me cry, laugh, or be angry at a character before the way this game did. It's literally a Fantasy Action/Drama movie more than it is a game, and to me, that's its magic.

Unless I see something that really jumps out at me this won't be something I picked up. I bought The Witcher 3 on my PS4 and the frame rates tank hard in multiple spots and the combat is really dull and repetitive. Not to mention the open world is kind of... empty for lack of a better word. Idk, maybe its because I'm used to Bethesda games being packed full of tons of stuff but all in all I was disappointed. Not a terrible game but certainly not GOTY. I personally think the hype that exists for TW3 is because of the overall push against the big developers and DLC/micro transactions.

Anyways, I'm not sure if Deus Ex is considered cyber punk or not (I think it is but, you know I could be wrong) but that's what I'll be sticking with and looking forward to for that genre mainly because the combat is fun... again unlike Witcher... where each 4th button press restarts the exact same animation... and the blue water monster things have big ol' blue dingers flailing about when they attack... and I eat uncooked wolf liver to heal over 5 seconds because... you know... you're a Witcher... with catish looking eyes... and reasons.

I think TW3 was just ok at best. I see the potential for this game and it is grand in scope, at least it is in my imagination of what could be. I can not wait to get some info on this game.

I wish them the best of luck..Witcher 3 has raised the bar for open world action RPG's...can't wait for Cyberpunk 2077!

The only thing that could make the Witcher 3 better is a dedicated construction set module like the Elder Scrolls games. Give modders more liberty with the environment and sales will go up significantly. Geralt with his steel and silver swords is a lot of fun, but Geralt with two lightsabers would be awesome...

CDPR deserve more sales of their games, but i don't like that statement of theirs, because it would mean they will try and make Cyberpunk more "consumer friendly" which would almost most certainly mean, dumbing it down and making it as generic as possible so it would attract more sales.

All i hope for is that they DON'T learn anything from EA's and Activision's playbooks.

Imo these guys do deserve more sales. 6 milion for a game like witcher 3, it's not enough. And this should be alarming not to the company itself but to the consumers. Games like COD that don't have half the effort this game had sell more. Ofc you will see more games like COD, anually released, because it's what sells. People don't appreciate games like these anymore, that's why companys like EA do what they do. You guys only have to blame yourselves for not buying games like the witcher 3, if you like rpg of course.

This is channel for business so he only talk about money for people who care only about money.

The game was a "good investment," according to CD Projekt Red management, but at the same time

thats all wich was good about that Project, dont fck up cyberpunk u amateurs

Character customization and not-terrible combat this time please or still no buy like Witchers.

I have a horrible suspicion that this is going to be announced as "Multiplayer-centric experience"

Please god let me be wrong...

Coming out and saying this is concerning to me. Whenever companies (i.e.: suits) start thinking they need world-wide appeal, something is usually sacrificed in the process... And it's usually creativity.

and now money question comes up :)