Well it's his loss

Yes, not sure what it has to do with this thread though

Well, limited range combat kinda made sense in Witcher. In 2077 it makes sense there's lot of it. I'm more excited about this game than i was before demo, maybe I have no reason to be, but it felt throughout it that there are lot of mechanisms governing that world and your character - which is, honestly, what I'm looking for, since proper RPGs systems are very few and far between these days.

I've been RPG fan for some 30 years (I was kinda late to the party, although I played D&D back in days), started seriously to play them only with Dungeon Master on Amiga back in '88, though I dabbled with some on C64 before that, and I've seen genre changing over time. Honestly, I think this is probably one of the worst periods ever for it, with so many action-adventures with RPG coat of paint being labeled as RPGs and massive influx of mainstream gamers expecting mainstream stuff in those games, and major publishers cattering to them - so something so AAA like 2077 having actual RPG systems is indeed something that gets me quite excited.

Will this be one of the best RPGs ever? I don't know, I don't find most (if not almost all) of AAA attempts at CRPGs in last 10 or so years to stand favourably against genre defining  titles from the past or games from the same period that catter to genre fans - but I do admit that what I saw in that demo made me think this might be the game that dethrones VtM: Bloodlines for me as single character action RPG, and that's a helluva tall order in my book.

It looks good. But the dialogue, the voice acting, the try hard coolness... and that annoying narrator. They were going for this demo walk through style like in The Division and Anthem. Bluargh.

Went from on my radar to I'll probably buy this.

Looks so good. Just give me the amount of story content in Witcher 3 and I'm good.

And my suffering

Nothing. Just annoyed that people necro'd that thread so flipping much your avatar is burned into my eyes, lol

Just tell him to get over it and play the game lol. 

And yeah it's always funny when I see it necro bumped. It reminds me how insecure fanboys can be. 

I should change my avatar, but I haven't played a game yet that is deserving of me change it into. 

Actually loving the gameplay and the openness of the missions, want to see more of the environment, would have wanted a 3rd person gameplay but this is a shooter after all so it's fine.

As I said in my initial post, he physically can't. He gets horrible motion sickness from first-person games. Third-person it doesn't happen. I think it has something to do with his brain thinking it's his own eyesight or something in first-person. The dark side of immersion, maybe? My mom actually has the exact same problem, and that's why she only plays 2D games. 

That's a very one-sided way to consider the situation. Some people just like having a laugh when predictions are so far off-base. It is a sales site, after all. But that's off-topic, so I'll shush.

I should change mine, too, but that reeks of effort.

The character creation looks glorious.