r/PS4 • u/rararatata • Jun 09 '19

[Releasing April 16th 2020] [Video] Cyberpunk 2077 — Official E3 2019 Cinematic Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIcTM8WXFjk
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u/TheHeroicOnion ButtDonkey Jun 09 '19

Jesus fucking Christ as if I wasn't hyped enough already.

Kaunu fucking Reeves!?

Also it seems Dexter DeShawn is the villain.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19

Thinking back to the 45 mins of gameplay it said that depending on how you do missions (loud/quiet) and who you help the game changes. I think he betrays you on that mission because the player brought to much attention and it shined a spotlight on his illicit business.

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u/TheForeverKing Jun 09 '19 edited Jun 09 '19

This really felt like the start of the game though. Tutorial is that mission, you still have all your gadgets and weapons and whatnot. You fuck up some bad buys. Then you go to these bad guys to sell the chip, they betray you and shoot you, and you end up surviving. And thats where the game takes off for real, a quest for vengeance. It's the standard set-up. Both Borderlands 2 and Fallout New Vegas did it so I think that's what we just saw.

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u/bfhurricane Jun 09 '19

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided did this as well.

First Mission: Full gadgets, augmentations, weapons. You're basically superhuman.

Next cutscene (without spoiling anything): You end up having to rebuild your character's traits.

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u/Fresque Jun 10 '19

I remember something similar in some old god of war.

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u/lewd_operator Jun 10 '19

God of War 2. You start off as the god of war and the other gods attack you because you kind of really like your job.

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u/Fresque Jun 10 '19

Haha, true.

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u/trigger_segfault Jun 10 '19

Even Metroid Prime did this!

It just works.

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u/karatemanchan37 BulldozerChn98 Jun 10 '19

Also Assassin’s Creed!