Cyberpunk 2077

lol those are so stupid. "if only i was really a man. then i'd be tall."

j00t said:

lol those are so stupid. "if only i was really a man. then i'd be tall."

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Yeah, I had a female college professor who was the tallest, or next to the tallest person on the entire campus.

That's leomorphic you insensitive clod!

Bandwagon said:

I heard you can also play as an anarcho-communist trans welfare drag queen pacifist and just collect weekly XP & $$ by logging in.

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You do you

Fedor said:

you'll only see your character in mirrors

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That's disappointing.

Completely unnecessary waste of dev time imo, but at least they still have their priorities straight and aren't trying to have it ready for launch. As long as they don't start down the Ubisoft road of always-online GaaS faggotry I don't really give a shit one way or the other.

Vorph said:

Completely unnecessary waste of dev time imo, but at least they still have their priorities straight and aren't trying to have it ready for launch. As long as they don't start down the Ubisoft road of always-online GaaS faggotry I don't really give a shit one way or the other.

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True. Though CDPR is the type of dev I would actually trust to do this right. Also... Wouldn't entirely mind they released Cyberpunk then went full MMO development with Cyberpunk as the base.

While I would enjoy an MMO version of this, I am not sure how well those graphics translate to a playable online game that would not have some serious hitching with a crowded screen. A field that limits the number of players like an arena would work fine.

I don't get it.

Hekotat said:

I don't get it.

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It's a tale about the dangers of assuming one's gender and what happens when you don't assume that someone doesn't wish for you to assume the gender they are trying hard for you to presume based on what they believe is true.

There are two figures in the picture, one appears male but is wearing pink, the other appears female but is wearing blue.

Because we unconsciously collectively made these biased assumptions about gender and color we instantly engaged in activity that will lead to those who wish to be acknowledged for the pain they are feeling to feel more pain.

And that it is this complacency in our thought paths that is leading projects like cyberpunk 2077 to engage in developing artificial worlds that can inflict real harm.

Either that or it's a random picture.

In other news, I think I can be a video game journalist now.