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Sorry for the over use of this thread but i am getting much excite such wow
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Am I the only one here who’s still not buying into the hype?
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Nope you are not alone
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Was never really hyped until today.
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I’m concerned that it might be too much like the Deus Ex games, and for some reason I could never get into those. If it ends up feeling that way I’ll probably just refund it.
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I also never understood the die-hard fanaticism towards that series. I tried several of them but never got more than 2 hours into any of them. That’s probably why I’m not excited about Cyberpunk, as it really does look like a Deus Ex game.
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Different from you this is exactly why I’m starting to get excited for the game. Deus Ex is still my all-time favorite gaming series, and the original is still the best game I’ve ever played.
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And System Shock?
I too love Deus Ex and System Shock, and some of my all time favorites. But I do not get either of those vibes from Cyberpunk.
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Twas The Night Before Cyberpunk
Twas the night before Cyberpunk and all through the sub;
The mods gave all the spoilers a good scrub.
The reviews had dropped, complaining of bugs;
Crazy performance and frame rate chugs.
But one thing was sure, with scores 80s and above;
Night City was one big project of love.
So with baited breath as we count down the hours;
Choombas fantasize about our cyber powers.
So put off your homework, kiss your family goodbye;
Because tomorrow it’s time to wake up Samurai.
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[unpopular opinion]
Also not. At school I was more inclined towards RTS and RPG games. I dabbled in the odd FPS and definitely had my favourites (Unreal and Quake series), but I never played System Shock more than a demo and Deus Ex more than 2 odd hours. If Cyberpunk wasn’t in a first person perspective and was more in line with The Witcher, I would’ve been hyped to the n-th degree right now. As it stands, I honestly don’t feel anything for the game at the moment…
[/unpopular opinion]
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I was very much the same RE: System Shock 2. Added to the problem is that the original Half-Life came out just a year earlier and we were probably playing more of the first version of Counter-Strike at around the same time.
The fact that I didn’t have a particularly powerful PC at the time (went from a 486 with an Orchid Kelvin EZ to a Celeron with integrated Intel graphics around that time) also limited my PC gaming options.
But when I did finally get to experience System Shock 2, I loved it. Deus Ex less so, funny enough.
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I can’t decide if I should stay up until midnight and try the PS4 version first or go to bed as soon as I get home from work (around 22:00) and get up early to play on PC first before work tomorrow.
At least I’m only working until 14:00 tomorrow but my nephews will be there so I’ll have to find a way to keep them occupied so I can play. (Usually we play games together on Thursdays)
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Yeah, Cyberpunk definitely doesn’t look child/teen-friendly.
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Hah yeah normally I’d let them help me make my character but I don’t think it’s a good idea to let my 6 year old nephew help my pick a pp size for my character. 
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Yeah, the latest Russian trailer has an 18+ recommendation.
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There’s a new update of 9.7GB out on GOG. Had to shut down and then restart GOG Galaxy for it to start auto downloading.
Not sure about Steam or the consoles (@Pamar has preorder on Steam and there’s no new files to install for him yet).
Also, Nvidia owners may want to do a GeForce Experience check - there’s a new driver just been released which the CDPR QA Lead recommends in a recent Tweet:
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I mean, aren’t they smart with helping you choose profile pictures? 
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#Cyberpunk2077 preload on consoles includes Day 0 update & the game should unlock at midnight (respective time zone) without additional downloads. On PC, (1AM CET) GOG players will have to download a few hundreds mb while for Steam/Epic gamers it will be around 2-3 gigs.
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