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@pajmič (20.11.2020 19:48): tenhle pohled chápu, ale nesdílím. Minimálně v Controlu, Metru a Q2 raytracing zásadně vylepšuje uvěřitelnost scény. Ve WatchDogs (byť jsou zcela otřesně neoptimalizované, i bez RT) je to taky hodně znát. Mě už ve hrách ty artefakty screenspace reflections (mizející odrazy při pohledu dolů atd) iritují a progres už byl konečně potřeba. Ale největší vliv na realističnost obrazu má RT GI, ne ty odrazy.

Novej RTX trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKmhDFMuAkI

A detailní system specs:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EnRvD_eXYAAjlg-?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

Ale OPĚT tam nenapsali target framerate, takže můžeme jen předpokládat že tam cílí 60fps.

Ještě článek od nvidie:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/new ... system-requirements/

V podstatě každej si to může zahrát i s raytracingem přes GFNow.

@Gordon (20.11.2020 15:03): Mě taky spousta synthwavu baví, ale cením si že jdou proti tomu očekávání a nemám obavu o kvalitu, vzhledem k jejich předchozí práci a těm ukázkám.

Tady je o soundtracku rozhovor, pobavilo mě jak se rozhodli vyfuckovat synthwave, každej předpokládal že o něm ten OST bude a ne.

Just curious, a popular trend that's occurred over this last decade in particular is synthwave music. It's often used for games rooted in science-fiction, or games that try to be nostalgic for a particular era, like the '80s. Did that trend have any influence at all with Cyberpunk 2077.

Adamczyk: Yes, it actually gave us a reference of what not to do for Cyberpunk 2077. I remember Marcin saying on the first day, "No synthwave, please." It definitely influenced us in that regard. Probably not in the way most people would think, but it did influence us.

Ještě pro BUMTARATU teda...

Players familiar with CD Projekt Red's last big RPG, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, will have an idea of what to expect in terms of boning down, although the scene is a bit more involved and a bit more graphic than what Geralt gets up to. Protagonist V and his partner slam the ham in a number of positions (all played from a first-person perspective), and there was a fair amount of full-frontal female nudity and moaning in the scene. Just as an aside: There are a lot of boobs to see in Night City.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/dear-c ... ith-me/1100-6484602/

@ZephyrCZ (19.11.2020 21:40): ke střílení se taky rozepsali v tom gamestaru:

Although the mouse and keyboard control has not yet been finalized according to the CD Projekt, shooting already feels good and accurate. For example, I can target the legs of a gangster with the shotgun so that he can bend over and make an easier target. A light Autoaim can also be activated in the options menu on the PC, but this was not necessary. Then it's better to take cover, from which I can peek out and aim by holding down the right mouse button.

Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't feel like a thoroughbred shooter in which precise aiming is everything - also because headshots cause more damage, but usually don't knock out opponents immediately. As is typical for role-playing games, my penetration depends largely on the DPS value of the ratchet and my talent values. An "inferior" assault rifle won't even scratch a high-level enemy if I shoot him in the head five times. Mechanically this makes perfect sense and in the cyberpunk scenario it's not a big atmosphere killer either, you just shouldn't expect a Doom or even Battlefield feel during the shootings.

@SilentWolf (19.11.2020 21:14): Zrovna v jednom preview někdo psal že je tam akce méně než na základě trailerů čekal, že třeba hrál 6 hodin prakticky bez výstřelu.

Who is Cyberpunk 2077 for?

Story fans
Cyberpunk 2077 not only tells a gripping main story, but also adorns each secondary task with at least a little story. The role-play does not shy away from serious topics such as child murder and rape.

Deus Ex connoisseur
Anyone who played the first Deus Ex will appreciate not only the different solutions, but also how the game world reacts to their own actions - for example in the famous scene with the ladies' room. Cyberpunk 2077 inherits this spirit and also reacts to my actions in quests and dialogues. In addition, each mission offers several possible solutions, I can fight, hack or sneak.

Role player
Thanks to the multifaceted and free character system, you can combine skills as you like and play as a shotgun hacker or katana ninja, for example. So far, no style of play has seemed superfluous or useless.

Atmosphere lovers
The Cyberpunk game world is built with a lot of love and the lighting atmosphere is fantastic even without ray tracing. And the punk soundtrack resounds from the car radios, most of which was recorded especially for the game. By the way, there is also a jazz station, which I think is wonderfully suitable for cruising over the freeway.


Who is Cyberpunk 2077 is not for?

Friends of »Realism«
In contrast to role-playing games like Gothic, Cyberpunk 2077 does not logically integrate every game element. Fast travel, for example, is simply a teleport, crafting takes place via a menu instead of a workbench.

Happy-End-Fans
There are funny and happy moments in Cyberpunk 2077, but basically the setting is dark and brutal - and the game lets you feel that too. If you want to play something that lifts your own mood, you might be missing the place here.

Rockstar lovers
Okay, we have to restrict that a bit: Of course, you can also have fun with Cyberpunk 2077 if you enjoyed playing GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 (in single player mode). You just have to realize that cyberpunk cannot lead to the same open-world chaos as the rock star games.

Racing player
If a realistic and demanding driving model is important to you in a game - regardless of the genre - Cyberpunk 2077 will not make you happy. The cars are not spongy, but not realistic either. And the collision behavior shows strange capers.

Shooter purists
The shootings of Cyberpunk 2077 play well and smoothly, but not like a shooter because opponents swallow a lot more bullets. Headshots cause additional damage, but are not immediately fatal either. Cyberpunk 2077 is just a role-playing game in which character and item values ​​are more important than skill.

Ještě jedna zajímavá a kritická část toho gamestar preview
https://translate.google.com/translate?s ... ds-on%2C3364176.html

Jak tam popisuje, C77 není Gothic (nebo KCD), nesimuluje tak do detailu životy NPC atd. A není to ani GTA, ten open world nereaguje tak detailně. Fyzika aut taky není kdovíjak úžasná.

Speaking of driving: The driving behavior feels better than in the last preview version, because cars no longer break out so suddenly. Depending on the model, the mobile pedestals steer slightly differently, a small car, a motorcycle and a sports car differ not only in speed but also in grip - i.e. how much they stick to the road and tend to slide in curves. However, the differences are still not huge; the driving model is anything but realistic.

I hope this article was able to give you a reasonably coherent picture of where the great great strengths of Cyberpunk 2077 lie: story, atmosphere, role play. Look forward to it if you like it. If not: clear your memory and wait for something else.

@Cobot (19.11.2020 20:00): Tak story spoilerům se v previews většinou vyhýbaj a když někde popisujou konkrétní questy tak to přeskakuju. Že napíšou že je to takový a makový mi hru nezkazí. U trailerů jsem splachovací, zkouknu je, ty konkrétní story momenty ale většinou zapomenu a na zážitek to nemá vliv.

PCGamer taky - I wish I could go into more detail about the story, because some of the places you visit, characters you meet, and jobs you pull off are incredibly thrilling and memorable. There's stuff in here to rival The Witcher 3's best quests, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much of an emotional punch the story packs. The game's marketing has, understandably, focused on the louder, more aggressive side of the game, which has painted a somewhat inaccurate picture of it. Cyberpunk 2077 isn't all noise, future slang, extreme violence, and fluorescent yellow; it has quiet, touching moments of warmth too.
https://www.pcgamer.com/i-love-being-a-c ... s-of-cyberpunk-2077/

A podle gamestaru je to dost deus ex na steroidech, což jsem tak nějak doufal.

If you were to force me to make a comparison with my tech shotgun held up, I would say: Cyberpunk 2077 is most likely like Deus Ex. Only bigger, better staged and with even more ramified stories, with more details, more role play, more open world. It is the Deus Ex that we have always wanted. And since Deus Ex is one of the best games of all time for some people (myself included), that’s no small praise.

What distinguishes Cyberpunk 2077 is its versatility, its adaptability to my approach and my decisions, the sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes shocking stories and the grandiose atmosphere. I like the feeling of strolling through the lively alleys of Night City to ambient music. No, there is not something to do everywhere, not every street lamp is interactive. At the same time, it would not have been necessary to design side streets with passers-by, traders and pasta slippers. You can feel that there is love in here. In the small Japanese car even the digital dashboard flickers when I crash into the guardrail. A small thing, but nice that there are such details.

Cyberpunk always manages to surprise me. When I discover new, small details or try out new gameplay (Hey, the katana is fun too!). When I stumble across a hidden quest or - by and large - open a new story chapter with new twists. The plot is a bit like “Game of Thrones”: I never know what to expect next, who will survive or die next. I just know: it won’t turn out as I hoped.