They don't look very edgy and have more of cartoon feel.
>They don't look very edgy
Good. Edgy is icky.
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#22I never pre-order games but I did with this even though I'm not sure it is really my kind of game. CDPR and GOG are basically the direct opposite of EA and Activision. Good vs. Evil. Worth supporting unlike pretty much anyone else.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
It seems like you are not the only one. CDPROJEKT has been the top 1 biggest company by trading volume on the Polish sotck exchange over the last few months. It even surpassed the second biggest copper producer (KGHM) in the world.
I wanted to buy in January of this year but I struggled to find how.. I'm UK. All the sites IG.com/212 etc don't have access to WSE.
I bought their stocks for 180 PLN in 2018. Now they are over 400 PLN.
Yet somehow I managed to only earn 30sth % in 2 years by daytrading instead of holding :)
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#24Super excited to play this when it comes out! I haven't had a gaming PC in years, so I'm happy that they're releasing it through Stadia.
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#25Looks awesome. As an aside, I don’t think I’ve been more excited for a video game release since Skyrim
I hope it will be a success because CDPR is currently by far the most highly valued company on our(Polish) stock market and while everyone is expecting a correction, the eventual scale of it is still highly uncertain.
They have low revenue compare to other publisher: 120M for 2019.
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#26Looks awesome. As an aside, I don’t think I’ve been more excited for a video game release since Skyrim
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#27I feel totally out of touch with all the hype around the game, in particular the aesthetic choices is actually what disappointed me the most. The name of the game, as well as the design to me looks quite literally as if someone designed the most generic 'cyberpunk' game possible.
It looks like the cyberpunk version of GTA, which is ironic because cyberpunk is supposed to be transgressive, yet nothing what I've seen about the game is surprising or going into any new territory. The trailer just featured a few lines about unemployment, the most dangerous city to live in, almost as if someone had written a generic script you could apply to everything that is cyberpunk.
It's a little bit like scyscrapers in Dubai, which look like someone in the 90s read sci-fi from the 60s, rather than futuristic it looks retro and nostalgic, missing the entire point.
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#28I feel totally out of touch with all the hype around the game, in particular the aesthetic choices is actually what disappointed me the most. The name of the game, as well as the design to me looks quite literally as if someone designed the most generic 'cyberpunk' game possible. It looks like the cyberpunk version of GTA, which is ironic because cyberpunk is supposed to be transgressive, yet nothing what I've seen a…
Why would they give away the innovative features in trailers?
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#29I feel totally out of touch with all the hype around the game, in particular the aesthetic choices is actually what disappointed me the most. The name of the game, as well as the design to me looks quite literally as if someone designed the most generic 'cyberpunk' game possible. It looks like the cyberpunk version of GTA, which is ironic because cyberpunk is supposed to be transgressive, yet nothing what I've seen a…
Because it’s not developed by Rockstar, I don’t have that fear. If you have played Witcher 3, you will have the idea of the quality of even the side quests.
The gfx style look great, not generic at all to me, the detail is amazing.
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#30This is cool, but I can't help feel that the bright yellow banner beneath each one pulls attention away from the logos themselves.
My problem is the yellow banner looks cooler than the logos..