Cyberpunk 2077

brunoa · 01-09-21, 06:33 AM

The tone of the game, almost immediately, struck me as Grand Theft Auto. Not solely for the crude and unlikeable lead or underworld atmosphere, but the mission structure. It's often-cited, but the Bloody Baron line in Witcher 3, how that developed from something small to something of utmost importance to the narrative, that they hire at https://pro-essay-writer.com, is some of the best pacing and storytelling I've seen in any game, truly. Cyberpunk, meanwhile, seems to be ticking boxes in neat "side" and "main" quests. Nothing egregiously wrong there, but regression for CD Projekt.

01-09-21, 06:33 AM	#11
brunoa Nub Join Date: Sep 2020 Posts: 2 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The tone of the game, almost immediately, struck me as Grand Theft Auto. Not solely for the crude and unlikeable lead or underworld atmosphere, but the mission structure. It's often-cited, but the Bloody Baron line in Witcher 3, how that developed from something small to something of utmost importance to the narrative, that they hire at https://pro-essay-writer.com, is some of the best pacing and storytelling I've seen in any game, truly. Cyberpunk, meanwhile, seems to be ticking boxes in neat "side" and "main" quests. Nothing egregiously wrong there, but regression for CD Projekt. Last edited by brunoa; 01-10-21 at 06:28 AM.

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