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I'm just now noticing lol😭

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@@Minarreal there are almost no systems of interactivity that reinforce the feeling of living in the city as every other npc, youre like a ghost traveling through beautifull neon sets without being effected by the city or having the ability to interact with it. It effects every aspect of exploring the city from your rent being due having no consequence in an hyper brutal capitalistic world to the difficulty and the ridiculous double jump/dash abiilities making the game feel like your in creative mode by the time you finish the intro i get the feeling of a power fantasy but theres a reason minecraft creative mode isnt as immersive as survival. Everything just feels superficial and shallow especially with the ubisoft open world design marking anything that could be interesting with a huge marker on your map. Its hard to put my finger on it exactly but traveling through the world feels like watching a cutscene or a loading screen between missions instead of being there

Just going around shooting gangs and buying drinks in bars can be boring, if only it implemented stuff like in the Yakuza games so you can actually go around and have some fun, play sports or whatever.

​@@יהונתןאטין It's kinda like a buffed up Watch Dogs, yeah, I get you there. I'm actually surprised I haven't encountered a personalized mini game like Gwent in Witcher 3, there's just the arcade cabinets, which are nice but nothing fancy that has huge in-game relevancy like Gwent has. There are cool tidbits here and there like that sentient vending machine that becomes a psychotherapist and the depressed automated taxi drivers, but they're far too in-between the fetch quests, which, really, weren't a thing in Witcher 2 and 3. It's quite the downgrade coming from that series.

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