LouderVol
Extra and Terrestrial
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I'm sorry, but V the street vendor just doesn't make sense at all. (spoilers) yeah I am dying, but lets make sure the storefront looks nice, and where's that shipment of synthmeat?Gangs are businesses and own businesses. As a street kid character, don't get how I can't start my own gang or storefront operation. Can't even buy a different apartment or sell a car. I get you're supposed to be within a role, but it's very restrictive. Jmo.
its the Witcher set in another universe.
the reason people didn't care about the restrictions in the Witcher is
1: marketing, CPDR definitely oversold with the commercials but other things like Night City Wire provided good, actual content. unfortunately people didn't educate themselves on what they were buying.
2. Witcher gameplay and storyline were good to great. Cyberpunk lost both of those edges, not bad, but not great-going back to 1. they just don't sell the plot well enough to make Cyberpunk a good enough storyline to get lost in. The Witcher is a very believable storyline.
3. Character interaction was great in the Witcher. even though Geralt was restrictive (far more than V), you had secondary characters that mattered. In Cyberpunk there aren't any real characters that matter to V or the storyline. even if it is just side quests.
One rather significant, but simple imo, change to the storyline that would have sold a lot better is if its Jackie stuck with the chip and you spend the game trying to save him. nothing in the plot ever really says V is in danger, with most other characters not even knowing V is dying.
IDK. I feel like Cyberpunk was very close to be a really good game, to the Witcher 3 level. but fell short almost across the board. and when you are fairly close the numerous failures seem worse than they might have if the game had zero publicity.