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New Cyberpunk 2077 details about player aggressiveness, garages, radio stations & branching stories
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/new-cyberpunk-2077-details-about-aggressiveness-garages-radio-stations-branching-stories/
Just a few days ago, a reddit user, asked CD Project Red about the limitations of acting violently towards NPCs (non-player characters) within Night City. CDPR responded by saying pretty much what we already have seen in games like Skyrim. You can basically attack almost anyone, except key characters tied to the story and of course children NPCs.

I really miss the days when RPG devs were creative enough to let you really do as you like - you could kill right about everyone in lot of older RPGs and finish the game.

And Fallout 1/2 even had Childkiller reputation, which gave you -30 to reaction from both good and evil NPCs and you got bounty on your head.

Yeah, the fun of finding out how to kill Lord British in every Ultima game. Good times...

Or in later Might&Magic titles killing all the civilians in the towns and cities, and then the guards. Wizardry 8 allowing to kill every single NPC in the game (though doing it too early results into a walking dead situation).