[RedSwirl]

The first Witcher 2 trailers were CG, right? Not going to get hyped until I see real-time/in-engine confirmation.

First Witcher 2 trailer was in-game. Placeholder voice acting, but still featured actual gameplay.

[Sickboy007]

Did we ever get any indication that we're getting character customization? As in, making your own character?

From their Q&A:

Q2: Guipit: Will choosing your class affect the story? If so, how much? A2: MM: It’s always been very important to us to deliver mature and ambitious entertainment. It’s not going to be any different this time around. We want to keep the role system from the pen & paper version of Cyberpunk. As opposed to the regular fantasy set-up with mages, warriors and archers, we’re going for something different. In Cyberpunk, each character role will offer a set of special skills that will impact your stats in many different ways. That’s where the challenge kicks in, we want to create a game where character customization will be strongly tied with the plot. Now going from that, we believe that we can make a game where, with many different role choices, you will get a very strong, engaging story, just like it was with The Witcher.

Q3: Mihura: Will there be full customization of our character like a D&D game, things like gender, ethnicity, moral stand point, sexuality…etc or we will be restrict to something like Geralt from TW2? A3: MM: We definitely want to give players way more freedom with customization of the main protagonist then they had with Geralt in The Witcher series. We are planning on letting them change their statistics, equipment, implants and much more.

http://en.thewitcher.com/community/entry/270

[∀ Narayan]

Can't wait!

[injurai]

Sorry, but what's PnP?

pen and paper

[Ciastek3214]

The first Witcher 2 trailers were CG, right? Not going to get hyped until I see real-time/in-engine confirmation.

Debut trailer was all ingame.

[Ricky_R]

Quite early for a 2077 release.

[PapaJustify]

Dear Trailer

Please blow me away!

Yours truly,
- ME

[Currygan]

[EVOL 100%]

From their Q&A: http://en.thewitcher.com/community/entry/270

No real answers about character creation then? Still, customization tying into the plot seems pretty cool.

[Übermatik]

MEGATON

This is creepy... what's it from?

[Blizzard]

Sorry, but what's PnP?

I don't know what PRG means, but I think PnP is Pen and Paper. Think Dungeons and Dragons, with dice rolls determining damage. This was sort of cool in KOTOR (maybe KOTOR 2 also) since you could check a menu screen to see the actual dice rolls, why you failed whatever, how much damage you did and why, and so forth.

It would presumably be behind the scenes, but I don't know how close or far the Cyberpunk game would be from KOTOR style.

[IHaveIce]

Next gen title?

PC Only I think, don't know if they will release it on next gen consoles

[injurai]

PC Only I think, don't know if they will release it on next gen consoles

Well they are a PC first company thank god. But if they can get it the controls to work via controller and their is a desire for it on console I'm sure we will see it get ported. More companies need to develop this way.

[Lakitu]

I hope it finds it's way to next-gen consoles... I don't have anything anywhere near good enough to run this.

[subversus]

PC Only I think, don't know if they will release it on next gen consoles

it was confirmed as multiplat

[VertPin]

I heard of this when it was announced but nothing more. What is it and why should I be excited to play it? [:

[Eideka]

The game has been confirmed to be multiplatform already.

[Typographenia]

Yes, please.

[Blizzard]

I googled for a while but still failed. My best guess is that PRG means Paper Roleplaying Game?

[JaseC]

PC Only I think, don't know if they will release it on next gen consoles

Both Cyberpunk and what's safely assumed to be The Witcher 3 are confirmed to be multiplatform titles.

Edit: Beaten.

[i-Lo]

pen and paper

I don't know what PRG means, but I think PnP is Pen and Paper. Think Dungeons and Dragons, with dice rolls determining damage. This was sort of cool in KOTOR (maybe KOTOR 2 also) since you could check a menu screen to see the actual dice rolls, why you failed whatever, how much damage you did and why, and so forth. It would presumably be behind the scenes, but I don't know how close or far the Cyberpunk game would be from KOTOR style.

Ah, sorry guys, while I've heard of pen and paper and have witnessed it being played on big bang theory, I haven't played it myself. As for KoTOR, I know it's a dice system but I don't know how it works in detail (chance of hit and amount of damage per turn I suppose is determined by it).

As such, I haven't the slightest clue how the devs are designing Cyberpunk. Given their illustrious history with TW series, I'd say, the game mechanics may be very similar.

[IHaveIce]

it was confirmed as multiplat

Both Cyberpunk and what's safely assumed to be The Witcher 3 are confirmed to be multiplatform titles. Edit: Beaten.

Oh wow, thanks guys, didn't know this.

Quite interesting.

[sflufan]

Did we ever get any indication that we're getting character customization? As in, making your own character?

Yes, they have confirmed that you will not be playing a "stock" character and will be able to customize.

[GAMERG0D]

Next week is going to be interesting.

[Sid]

So it'a multiplat,nice.

[Black Flames]

Aw yeah...can't wait.

[geebee]

One of the reasons I bought a new PC was in anticipation of this game.

[tolkir]

This is creepy... what's it from?

Looks moe creepy because she's a Nyarlathotep.

she's from Haiyore! Nyaruko-san

[FACE]

[Haunted]

First Witcher 2 trailer was in-game. Placeholder voice acting, but still featured actual gameplay.

Debut trailer was all ingame.

Nice.

[Salaadin]

My GOG account is ready.

Seriously hyped for this. I'll buy anything CDPR Red makes.

[Sid]

Nice.

It may be out in 2015 don't get your hopes up,TW3 has had more dev time.

[Revenant]

Give it to me CDPR, very excited to see this project.

[Corky]

Cool, not expecting gameplay but at this point anything is nice.

[Jay Shadow]

The first Witcher 2 trailers were CG, right?

I believe the first trailer was the conversation with Iorveth and Letho in the cave, which had temp voiceover and a lot of text to pad it but was still a scene that was in the final game.

[Ciastek3214]

There was also a "leaked" Witcher 2 alpha footage that was in-game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JciyoGmnGyo

[Miizy F Baby]

Yesss. Just show me a few environments rendered in the REDENGINE (this time around it'll be dx11) and I'll be fuckin set.

[injurai]

There was also a "leaked" Witcher 2 alpha footage that was in-game. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JciyoGmnGyo

this was incredible the first time I saw it.

Yesss. Just show me a few environments rendered in the REDENGINE (this time around it'll be dx11) and I'll be fuckin set.

Is it really DX11 now?

[Dictator93]

Is it really DX11 now?

Pretty sure it is

[Ciastek3214]

this was incredible the first time I saw it. Is it really DX11 now?

How could it not be? Besides, they said the version of RED Engine used in Witcher 2 was not final.

[subversus]

Is it really DX11 now?

of course, DX11 gives more leeway in development.

[Miizy F Baby]

Is it really DX11 now?

Yep. Confirmed it in this interview with Eurogamer a while back.

[RustyNails]

I hate it when they make futuristic time so close to our time. 2077 is what, about 64 years from now? Yeah, lazers and space cars in 60 years.

[Prophet Steve]

I sure hope we get some idea of how it plays and a good look at the setting. It all sounds very promising and after The Witcher 2 I am very curious what they will do.

[DieH@rd]

If its a CGI trailer, hopefully Platige Image studio created it. They did an awesome job with W2 Enhanced Edition CGI.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm64oPSVnG0

[Baller, PhD]

Damn, it's actually called "Cyberpunk?"

Weak...

[codhand]

[doomquake]

[AllIsOneIsNone]

Damn, it's actually called "Cyberpunk?" Weak...

Or maybe the devs know it will be so good that it redefines the genre, which makes it okay.

I hate it when they make futuristic time so close to our time. 2077 is what, about 64 years from now? Yeah, lazers and space cars in 60 years.

I know right? And the punk as the popular trend? Come on now, totally unrealistic.

[Durante]

Damn, it's actually called "Cyberpunk?" Weak...

The franchise was named Cyberpunk in the 1980s.