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Cyberpunk's storytelling makes Starfield seem ancient
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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2023
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You're welcome to your opinion but those are some old games. Are you sure it's better or is it nostalgia?
Yeah nobody knew how to tell stories 10 years ago, it's only thanks to new storytelling technology that cyberpunk can tell such a boring story with barely any variations. (YOUR BACKGROUND WILL SHAPE YOUR STORY! lol)
Barely any variations? Did you even finish the game?
There's several significantly different paths you can wind up going down in the end. Like, incredibly different endings. And your actions do influence how those endings all play out, too.
I hear this argument from people who played the background prologues and thought those were the major decisions in Cyberpunk. Mild spoiler alert to anyone who hasn't played: they are essentially short tutorials, not major storylines.