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As far as I know all they’ve really said so far is “this is going to be a huge and epic game!” And people already seem to be like “oh boy another lie”


Has he even said anything yet about this game that sounds unbelievable? I feel like people are getting preemptively angry.





Sorry, when you said “have the mindset that you are the character”, that came across to me as believing you are the character. Also, I have been told in the past by people who care about immersion that that is what immersion is, so I’m still trying to grasp what it actually is.

I’m also struggling to see having a UI hurts immersion, especially since, as you say, reading a book is immersion, and a book is all text. I’m wondering, also, if maybe different people mean different things when they talk about immersion.


That sounds like the same thing. If I actually believe I am actually the character, I have been tricked.


This makes more sense to me than the “I believe I’m actually in the game world” definition I’ve been given before


I feel like what you’re talking about is something more like “deep involvement”


I don’t think it’d be possible to trick me into thinking I’m not playing a video game. You can have 0 UI, and I’ll still know I’m looking at a screen and pushing buttons. Maybe way off in the future when VR has gotten a lot better, sure, probably.


I suppose your mileage will vary, but when I played this game in 1999, I couldn’t get a party together that wanted to do anything but grind the orcs in the common lands. Everyone kept saying that’s where the best experience is. I asked people when the game started to get good, and they told me “this is the game.”




Been enjoying cyberpunk but I keep going back to Xcom: Enemy Unkown



… at $60 or more a pop, with no sales.

You keep repeating this lie, but I just saw Dragon’s Dogma for $6 on the PlayStation store a couple of weeks ago.


It’s basically killed gaming.

Wow, what a shame. I really liked video games.


Don’t call them “master race” because of the shit connotations.

Sure, okay.

But they are superior, and consoles should be dead.

Hm


I had it at launch on ps4 and I enjoyed it for the most part. I just endured the low frame rate because it was near the end of the ps4 life cycle and it seemed every game coming out for ps4 at the time had a shitty frame rate, so I never considered it an issue unique to Cyberpunk.



The people upset that they may have had the most secret ending spoiled for them in a headline aren’t going to click on that.




The bugs aren’t even the main problem. The problem was that the game was marketed as “every single decision you make could have massive impacts on the story” and it turns out there’s only one mission near the beginning that can change depending on what you do leading up to it and that’s it. You can make the game completely bug free and it wouldn’t change that the game did not live up to the promises.

That being said, I did enjoy kinda enjoy the game once I accepted it for what it was. Someday, I hope to play the game they were talking about when they were promoting this one.


Thank you for saying it. I’m getting tired of all of these “Starfield is NMS but worse” takes form people that have obviously played neither.



Maybe I’ll start a rewatch of Brooklyn 9/9


Hate to break it to you, but I’m pretty sure the horse armor hasn’t been available for a long time.



I can’t stop playing this game. It’s just plain fun.




He doesn’t look shocked, why would I click on that?


Can we ban the use of the term “boomer-shooter” please?


Got excited until you saw the company that owns Quake? Did you think this was going to be a WayForward joint or something?


sees a plastic bag being blown by the wind

Holy shit that bag must be alive


And I have no desire to take that comment seriously.


That island in Breath of the Wild though