CD Projekt Red has made a great RPG since The Witcher 3—it's just not Cyberpunk 2077
pcgamer.com/uk/cd-projekt-red-has-made-a-grea...Posted Dec 13, 2021, 2:26 PM UTC
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How does a three year old game released before their most recent, and one of the most all time notorious, releases in history show "they still know how to make 'em"?
CDPR doesn't deserve any praise for dropping the ball. They don't the deserve constant shitting on either but let's not pretend they haven't fucked up as royally as they did, esp with how little they've done in the year since then to make up for the false promises and missed opportunities.
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How does a three year old game released before their most recent, and one of the most all time notorious, releases in history show "they still know how to make 'em"?
Yeah, I don't get it either. Heck, both the lead writer and the game's director (he has a brother who also left CDPR) are not even at the company any more. If anything, CDPR will have a lot to prove going forward.
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Because it's a junk clickbait article.
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Is it really an rpg though? Just cause it has a story..
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Not to start a debate on the definition of RPG...but no I would not consider it to be an RPG.
The overworld is like an RPG but the gameplay is just gwent
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I mean it had a deep branching story with party members, character progression, choice and consequence, side quests, turn based combat, and dialogue trees. It ain’t a JRPG or a CRPG or an ARPG but it’s definitely an RPG.
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Not really an RPG, you get the sense of actually taking decisions and what not. But in the end, if you don't take the decision devs wanted, the quest will always remain there for you to return.
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In the world of online journalism, is it mandatory that you need a shitty headline? It seems like every headline nowadays is essentially "This thing is good... but it's not what you think." or "This bad thing is actually a good thing... here's why it's bad, but also good".
I understand it's clickbait and clearly it does the job, but it's such a tiresome braindead thing to see every day.