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Re: Cyberpunk 2077 Logos

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I 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…

Spot on. It's so bright, glowy, and kitschified. there's none of the dark intrigue or aesthetic depth of something like blade runner

Cliche is exactly what gave blade runner depth. The juxtaposition of cliches that don't normally sit side by side was novel, the noir detective in a future L.A. was new, but it was deep because we already know the tragedy of the bitter drunken antihero gumshoe and the femme fatale, we already know about doomed rebellions, about evil corporations, about environmental destruction and desperate colonists fleeing a dying earth. If you can show us these things side by side, you don't need to explain, we recognize. though we've never seen a replicant bounty hunter getting korean noodles in the rain, we know all the pieces, we remember so much, that we only need a glimpse and we build the depth, the depth is in our shared memories, not on the screen.

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Also from Deus Ex Human Revolution https://www.behance.net/gallery/2097912/Deus-Ex-Human-Revolu... Love to see details like this

That was the game that got me into video games. What a masterpiece.

I am glad you like it!

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I would love that, however iirc targeting Stadia doesn't give much benefit to targeting desktop Linux. I may (and hope I am) be wrong though.

I think Stadia gives a major benefit - the heavy lifting of making the Linux version itself will be already addressed by releasing for it. I.e. they'll have the Vulkan renderer and all their middleware will work on Linux. So making a proper desktop release is a much easier effort once Stadia version will be done. Of course I don't see Google doing anything to encourage proper desktop Linux releases, so I don't think…

I just vaguely remembered seeing something stating that the stack on Stadia is noticeably different than the stack on desktop.

However, upon doing further research, I can't find any credible sources supporting that. It's obviously a boost to Vulkan, as you note, and that's a boost to Linux.

Sounds like a win to me! (Even if they don't release on Linux, developers supporting Vulkan more seems like a Good Thing.)

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I think Stadia gives a major benefit - the heavy lifting of making the Linux version itself will be already addressed by releasing for it. I.e. they'll have the Vulkan renderer and all their middleware will work on Linux. So making a proper desktop release is a much easier effort once Stadia version will be done. Of course I don't see Google doing anything to encourage proper desktop Linux releases, so I don't think…

I just vaguely remembered seeing something stating that the stack on Stadia is noticeably different than the stack on desktop. However, upon doing further research, I can't find any credible sources supporting that. It's obviously a boost to Vulkan, as you note, and that's a boost to Linux. Sounds like a win to me! (Even if they don't release on Linux, developers supporting Vulkan more seems like a Good Thing.)

Stadia itself offers some original features related especially to multiplayer, but they are optional. I.e. unless the game has a hard dependency on them, it shouldn't be a blocker.

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I just vaguely remembered seeing something stating that the stack on Stadia is noticeably different than the stack on desktop. However, upon doing further research, I can't find any credible sources supporting that. It's obviously a boost to Vulkan, as you note, and that's a boost to Linux. Sounds like a win to me! (Even if they don't release on Linux, developers supporting Vulkan more seems like a Good Thing.)

Stadia itself offers some original features related especially to multiplayer, but they are optional. I.e. unless the game has a hard dependency on them, it shouldn't be a blocker.

Ah, that makes sense then. Thanks for the info.

Re: Cyberpunk 2077 Logos

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I 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…

CD Projekt Red's amazing execution and story-telling on Witcher 3 earned them a lot of faith. I think that's where most of the hype is coming from, rather than from what's in the trailers or even gameplay videos.

Yep, I really loved Witcher 3. What they achieved is combining an game that allows you to explore area without much limitation with a great storytelling.

I'm a little bit of nervous, because this story is very different. What I really liked about Witcher 3 that it created atmosphere of folklore, and while it is fascinating, it's also dark. Especially when you go to Velen. People there are also complex, for example Bloody Barron, you know the guy is a son of a bitch, but you also feel sorry for him after learning more about him.

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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.

That's why they offer better quality, they put a lot of work into their product while other studios just want to release and move to a next product.

Re: Cyberpunk 2077 Logos

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Let them release the game for Linux, especially since they are already making a Stadia version.

I would love that, however iirc targeting Stadia doesn't give much benefit to targeting desktop Linux. I may (and hope I am) be wrong though.

I'm worried that since E3 trailer was published from E3 XBox conference, would it imply that maybe they got some motivation to not release it on Linux?

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Cyberpunk will provoke the fantastic question of ‘what if we take the current trend towards multinationals consolidating to the logical extreme, and make them rule the world’.

Do you think this game is going to explore that question in a way that changes or challenges you, or is it going to simply make a facile nod & gesture, while portraying some kitschy logos. Do you think its actually going to attempt to challenge corporate culture?

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