Trailers: Cyberpunk 2077 - Teaser Trailer
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Does anyone know much about the PnP game upon which 2077 is based? I'd love to know a little about classes, abilities and that kinda stuff.
It does work fine as a teaser, I want to know what it's about now, still, it could have been awesome with a little narration.Don Reba said:
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Edit: Not anti-american but anti-war in general.
As for the trailer, I love CD-Project and I hope this is as good as the Witcher series or better
Edit: Not anti-american but anti-war in general.
As for the trailer, I love CD-Project and I hope this is as good as the Witcher series or better
It's the cyberpunk future again.
Anyone else getting a pretty strong Deus Ex vibe? Yes? Good.
Also: coming when it's ready. Classy.
Anyone else getting a pretty strong Deus Ex vibe? Yes? Good.
Also: coming when it's ready. Classy.
They will have my money, when it's ready.TheDrunkNinja said:
Same here. I was wondering how closely it was going to be "based" on the game, then I saw the Night City PD MAX-TAC insignia on the guy's uniform. Awesome!Meatspinner said:
About what?Ulixes Dimon said:Please be kiddingAmaror said:Haha, ok if you formulate it this wayDon Reba said:It's a trailer about a gang of cops penetrating a scantily dressed woman (with bullets). What do you expect?
I just noticed now that the woman was wearing no pants and the her dress is too short to cover up the area. That is a little bit sexist.
It's just as bad to coddle women by refusing to cast them in a sexual light ever at all even a little bit as it is to portray them as sexual objects in a serious non-criticizing manner.
I did just realizd that she was wearing so less clothing, because the trailer doesn't focuss on the clothing, but, when she is in the picture, on her face and mostly on her eyes.
Because of that i kind of understood what the sexist-shouting crowd is up about but it is still not so bad as they make it out to be.
The only thing that's really sexist about this trailer is her clothing. And you can see in the trailer that her clothing is pretty much explained by the setting. It still is a bit sexist, but it's not that bad.
It's not really sexist, but i meant that i understand how people can thing, that it's sexist, not because the woman is hot and pretty, but because she is hardly wearing clothes. (No Pants for example).Hammeroj said:
In the end, all the "sexism" from CD Projekt Red was always coming from the setting they worked with, not from the dev team.
Just found some more information, posted on the Nexus sites, a transcript from Reddit [http://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/16c5eb/cd_projekt_red_secretly_announces_the_witcher_3/] which gives some more information on this title, as well as possibly hinting about The Witcher III, as follows:
CD Project Red said:Do you like our latest creation? We certainly hope so!
First of all--have you noticed all the details in our teaser (Yes, it's a teaser. We'll make a proper trailer in the future)? If you know the Cyberpunk setting, there are some things you can spot, like implants--look for the weapon hands and the real skin -- corporate emblems that should look familiar, and more. Happy hunting!
You're probably curious about the release. It's currently scheduled a way off in 20(14,15,16?) but in truth the delivery date is more like "when it's done". We will release Cyberpunk to you when we're convinced it is nothing but pure, refined, unadulterated awesome. We want it to be the most kick ass futuristic RPG ever-- OK, maybe this sounds pretty bully, but it is our actual goal! You judge if we deliver it!
Oh--And you may wonder why we announced our game so early before the release. The reason is that we're still building our Dev team, so if you are a talented dude or dudette, willing to work in a really different company (gamers rule & boring corporate stuff drools) on a single ambitious project, send us your application right now! careers@cdprojectred.com
So, you want to know what kind of game Cyberpunk 2077 will be? The short description is that it will be a story-heavy, nonlinear, open world RPG based on the well known Cyberpunk pen&paper system and setting. Building open world games is something we are mastering right now, and we believe (misspelled in trailer, heh) that properly joining nonlinear gameplay with an excellent story telling will bring a totally new quality. Hmm.. we'll tell some more about it soon!
And that's not all that's new, we are about to reveal our other project, which is much closer to being completed and yes, it will also be a fully open-world game with an intense story. You can probably guess the game we're talking about - on the 5th of February it will all be clear.
So stay tuned as we will have quite a lot to show and tell you soon!
We are waiting for you on our newly created forum called afterlife--what other name could we have chosen for it?
CD Project Red Team
Poor CD Projekt Red you make 1 game where you collect cards by sleeping with women and everyone thinks you're the creators of leisure suit Larry. I'm honestly not sure if this is going to move the medium forward. Everyone being hypersensitive about how women are portrayed.
Except nothing about cyberpunk is sexist. If anything it's the most sexually equal fantasy setting out there since technology has done away with any logical gender difference that we can every think might exist. Humans can quiet literally swap their brains out between android bodies (or even largely human ones) each any sex they want. That said cyberpunk is supposed to be sexy because as bodies become commodities that can be changed and upgraded on a whim they simply become status symbols so instead of just buying a sexy car or suit you also have to buy a sexy body to drive the car while wearing the suit.Elamdri said:
That said nothing about this teaser trailer was remotely sexist either. It was a well made piece of visual art which at first tried to illicit sympathy from the audience by showing an attractive woman being shot and then subverted this by having the bullets do nothing. As the scene builds out the story keeps changing and instead of her being shot at random, she is being attacked by the police and the officer shooting at her seems scared.
Then as it pans out you see it isn't just one officer, but an entire unit and that woman, isn't a woman at all she is either a weaponized cyborg or an android who killed dozens of presumably innocent civilians around her while the police wait for support hoping they can hold the line in case she decides to get up and continue her assault.
There's quite a lot of Cyberpunk that is sexist, but my point was that the sexism is intentional, it's meant to be a part of the story because human beings are sexist. You don't think there is anything sexist for example in the plot of kidnapping young women and copying their souls before implanting them into sex-dolls?chimeracreator said:
My point is that there is a difference between making something sexist because for example you believe your audience is sexist and therefore it will sell better
versus
Making something sexist because sexism exists in real life and you are including the sexism as a part of social commentary.
