Cyberpunk Thread.
What does a good cyberpunk game need?
To stay as dead as the 80s.
rain
it needs to be a cyberpunk settings/story and it needs to be a good game
great thread op
does the new mirrors edge count as cyberpunk?
BTL and chinese people
It needs to be postcyberpunk, basically.
The only good cyberpunk game was like Bloodnet lol.
Mildly hyped for Ruiner
>>336000698
it's probably more dystopian than cyberpunk
>>336000834
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>>336001021
Tell me more
>>336001067
top down shooter/beat-em up. not really what i want from a cyberpunk game but oh well...
cyberpunk games are slim-pickings.
also /v/ told me its made by the people who made hotline miami, havent bothered to check. probably not true
>>336001251
>top down shooter/beat-em up
ehh. I guess I'll check it out
>>336001251
the cyberpunk genre means more than just being in the kind of city most cyberpunk things are in desu
>>336000834
I don't know who at Devolver is coming up with these titles, but that shit is fucking GREAT
>>336000524
neon-lit rainy nights
Neon.
Nudity.
Rain.
Unintrusive political plots.
>>336000698
Mirrors Edge is more VaporWave.
Everything looking very modern and clean but at the same time very repressive and apathetic.
Everything e.y.e has but with more polish
Scratch that, more levels
>>336000524
VR headset use
Motoko Kusanagi.
Blade Runner
>>336000524
cyberpunk themes
good gameplay
it's gotta have NEON and TACTICOOL
![cyberpunk_city_black_and_white_by_atomcyber-d9kgl2c[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/96xfGOM.jpg "cyberpunk_city_black_and_white_by_atomcyber-d9kgl2c[1].jpg")
prostitutes
robots
hard alcohol
megacorporation
artificial commodities
futuristic bar games
cultural obsession with pursuit of perfection
>in-depth customization - both aesthetically and cybernetically.
>customizable home (from flashy high-rise to underground basement, depending on your class)
>classes (cops, punks, corporate, hitman, media reporter, hacker etc...)
>huge city to explore
>many ways to traverse the city (road vehicles, air vehicles, grapling hook augment.
>>336002232
>TACTICOOL
Cyberpunk is based around the idea that no matter how advanced society gets, our instincts will ensure we're still killing, drugging, fucking, and otherwise doing what humans do. It's 'comfort sci-fi' for people afraid of the transformative effects technology can have on humanity.
For it to ground itself securely in human appeal, its themes have to be a list of what occupies the natural human mind:
1) sex
2) conflict
3) survival
>>336002232
>foregrip with that size scope
>laser finder on at same time as flashlight
>jigglypuff dongle
>iHeadphones in a combat situation
>obviously armored lowerbody then just leather jacket on top
absolutely disgusting
>>336002340
>aesthetically
thats all cyberpunk is really
>>336002430
sex really doesnt have to be in it
>>336002603
yes it does.
>>336002624
it really doesn't, tell me why you think it does? It adds nothing to the story or gameplay in a good cyberpunk game
>>336002603
sex is part of human nature. how would there be people existing in the future without it
>>336000524
I wish we'd get more classy cyberpunk games like DE instead of garbage like Shadowrun.
>>336002668
>It adds nothing to the story or gameplay
sounds like youre talking about a specific game
>>336002681
what the fuck are you on about, we are talking about a game here, probably a game with guns and tech, sex really doesnt have to be in it
>>336002702
Whats wrong with Shadowrun?
>>336000548
>I don't like it so other people can't like it
>>336002762
Have you gone full retard? Or are you a Christian?
>>336002498
this post gave me so much pain, but then i realised its just some simpleton irrelevant opinion.
>>336002739
and how would you add it, a boring cutscene that adds nothing, a boring minigame that people will just skip?
>>336002762
as suspected here >>336002739
you already have an idea in your head about what the game is.
>>336002804
>fantasy shit in my cyberpunk
no thanks. and i REALY wanted and tried to like it.
>>336002827
>a boring cutscene that adds nothing, a boring minigame that people will just skip?
youre very argumentative.
>>336002827
No, in the overall environment, you retard. Red light districts with dancers in the windows who have cybernetic limbs, corporate ads based around sex appeal, etc.
>>336003017
sexual themes=/=sex
you are the only idiot here
>>336002762
>highly advanced society with potentially limitless freedom
>but sexuality outlawed
fucking retard
>>336003092
>I was only pretending to be retarded
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>>336002965
the major was originally a man
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>>336003134
lol, tards
>>336003092
youre bored. people act obtuse and argumentative when they are bored.
i forgive your shitposting, anon.
>>336003253
please stop shitposting
>>336003257
Youre bored as well. You replied to the shitpost.
You could tell from his very first post >>336002603 that he wanted some (You)s
>>336003425
true, anon. but im also here to talk about cyberpunk.
how hi-tech do you think weapons should be in cyberpunk games?
i still think there is plenty of room for ballistic weapons as opposed to energy weapons.
how do you think gun manufacturers will handle competition? what would the military be like? what type of weapons would they use?
so many questions.
>>336003686
I dont want energy weapons at all.
But if there has to be it would have to be found in a secret lab - still in development and yet to be released to public or military.
Japanese Biker gangs
black markets
hacking
driving
exotic animal hybrids
>>336000524
really good music
>>336003686
>how hi-tech do you think weapons should be in cyberpunk games?
A mix of fictional designs that makes sense from a mechanical standpoint, updated versions of what we have now as well as stuff we have right now since guns don't just vanish into thin air when they become old. Think Ghost in the Shell. Ballistic weapons are here to stay and I doubt that we'll even see caseless ammo becoming the norm ever, but who the hell knows.
Something we could develop and field with even today's technology, hell we had this stuff back in the 1930s, is exploding ammunition for small arms. Why we don't at this point in time I can only attribute to the fact that explosives are generally more restricted than regular firearms cartridges (restricting the civilian market) and that it would be a PR nightmare for an official military force to use it. All that could change rather quickly given a major war or two, especially if you introduce augmented people to the equation.
>>336005753
how much damage would ballistic firearms realistically do to robots? in most video games robots just have health bars but does not account to actual sustained damage.
i think EMP would fit in well with Cyberpunk. So would poison, gas, and viruses.
