Plus the more you take every day in stride, never anticipating or dreading things, the more you can enjoy each moment. Disappointment is far more fleeting, new joys last longer.
It's for immersion, the game wouldn't function on the same level in 3rd person. Besides, I'm sure there will be plenty of opportunities to see yourself in cutscenes and maybe reflections.
I mean, that feeling of something behind you or not knowing how much of you can be seen is also part of immersion. But in CP2077, there won't be any real menus, and the HUD is something you actually see with your cybernetic eyes and not just a game mechanic, it's very cool. When they showed the PC going in to get another implant it played out in real time, where you watched the surgery happen. I think it's extremely cool.
I couldn't pre-order if I wanted to, but this game I will buy as soon as possible.
Imagine paying for the deluxe edition...like i did, but i got what i wanted from it only wished there was dlc. I also hate to say that I enjoyed it more than ME1 and 3 lol.
Eh, I payed 33% off, got ~30 hours out of it and had no regrets. It was exactly what I expected when I went in. I'd say that I got what I wanted when I picked up Andromeda.
Public for people at Gamescon, or public as in we can download it and try it from home?
It's not judging based on the image, it's just an indication that trans people will be in the game to some extent, which is completely normal for the source material, but nobody is certain to what extent or if they'll be cunts about it. It's just as likely that there will be a single trans NPC that is a joke as anything else.
Sorry, I didn't mean to dismiss trans people, I just think that this picture isn't worth more than a momentary giggle. I'd hope people would at least wait making a friendly/unfriendly decision untill trans characters/issues are actually introduced.
