Interview “It's more like a Tarantino approach": Cyberpunk 2077 Interview at IGN

[Rake]

I doubt this will be as well written as VTMB.

Me too. Propably it will be Witcher's level.
We'll see from Witcher 3. If it's New Vegas level, it's good for what it is. If it's Skyrim 2 then meh.

 

[BobtheTree]

I just find the double standards here p. ridiculous. Troika either didn't implement or severely streamlined all the things from VtM, nothing on it works like on the tabletop and I've never seen anyone complain.

I'll bitch about VtM combat all day. It's shit. Probably the worst combat of any CRPG I've ever encountered. The worst part of it all is that the game forces these ridiculously, super lineal combat sequence that are worse than a modern Call of Duty at pushing the player through narrow corridors. And the combat itself feels floaty and detached.

 

[tuluse]

http://www.ign.com/articles/2003/05/06/new-vampire-game-coming


http://www.gamespot.com/vampire-the...e-bloodlines-designer-diary-2-6083943/?page=2


http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/vampire-the-masquerade-bloodlines/558109p2.html

They all focus on not using dice, which I clearly said I don't care about. None of them try to equate vampires with an action movie. The closest is the first quote, but that's an Activision suit, not someone from Troika.

 

[Broseph]

I doubt this will be as well written as VTMB.

Me too. Propably it will be Witcher's level.
We'll see from Witcher 3. If it's New Vegas level, it's good for what it is. If it's Skyrim 2 then meh.

Both the first and the second game had far better writing than Skyrim, so I think we'll be okay. CDPR aren't the greatest but I would never call their writing bad (for a video game).

 

[norolim]

It is more...
like a...
Michael Bay approach.

I'd say, more like Uwe Boll approach.

 

[DeepOcean]

It is more...
like a...
Michael Bay approach.

I'd say, more like Uwe Boll approach.

Impossible, there is no way to this game be as shitty as Fallout 3.

 

[AbounI]

It's more like a Tarantino approach

It's more like a massive effect approach.Fixed

 

[waywardOne]

Tarantino's uncredited bits in Crimson Tide nearly ruined that movie. I can't imagine the derp of a full-on implementation of that shit style.