@Arugula Its from the same developer as The Witcher 3. I hear you've played it for a bit and quite liked it. If for that reason and what you've seen of of the game so far you are still not sold on it, then it is perfectly plausible to wait on it until you are ready to buy it.
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@JohnnyShoulder The thing that gets me about the CDPR love is that they aren’t exactly super devs where everything they touch turns to gold. The first two Witcher games are ambitious but deeply flawed and I couldn’t really say that they’re particularly fun games to play these days. Cyberpunk really is their first non-Witcher project and by extension, their first truly original IP. I think this is honestly the real test of their acumen rather than Witcher 3 given that plenty companies have released one or two brilliant games and then completely imploded. I do think Cyberpunk is very promising, just playing Devil’s advocate as I find the cult-like following of CDPR interesting as it’s really just a cult-like following of Witcher 3, a fantastic game but probably their only well-rounded total success.
@nessisonett Yeah it is not just that they made The Witcher 3 and it was a really good game that I was interested in Cyberpunk 2077, I've really liked what I've seen of the game also. Plus I enjoyed The Witcher 2 too, and how they handled the post release stuff of TW3 really resonated with me as a consumer so they have credit in the bank with me.
And to say there is a cult like following of CDPR is frankly, ridiculous. Everyone has their favourite developers and video game series which they follow and overlook the faults. Just because you don't understand that for whatever reason, does not equate there to being a cult like following.
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@nessisonett My reasons for being excited for it is that Witcher 3 is a great game, and the trailers released for Cyberpunk 2077 have so far looked stunning. Plus I personally love the cyberpunk genre.
Everyone has different tastes, and not everyone is going to be excited for Cyberpunk 2077. However, just dismissing other people's opinions as being "cult-like" is a silly argument.
Every game has a ''cult following'' if you ask the right people. Some will say Zelda has a cult following, some will say From Software has a cult following; Animal Crossing, Kojima's games, Naughty Dog, Knack, etc.
@JohnnyShoulder@crimsontadpoles CDPR own GOG as well. In PC circles, they’re seen as literally Jesus. The anti-DRM crowd see CDPR as the one company standing against bureaucrats so in that way yes, they do have a cult following. The Witcher 3 is a great game but it’s developed a fanbase of its own who are quite frankly some of the worst ‘fans’ out there.
I've jokingly referred to CDPR's fervent fanbase as a cult myself.
Every game and company has fans, but as nessy points out, large throngs of gamers since the release of The Witcher 3 have treated them like they're divine beings who can do no wrong.
I am excited for the game, though. It looks really good.
There's toxic fans in all fandoms. The Undertale fandom has a bad rep for instance, and likewise Pokemon as well.
I'm not sure how that's relevant though. Toxic fans shouldn't detract from an otherwise great game. It does seem like this issue is just being brought up just so people have something to complain about.
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