The source is "The World of Cyberpunk 2077 deluxe edition" on Amazon Japan. Doesn't seem like the full map but it's pretty small.
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A Glimpse of Cyberpunk 2077's map revealed
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The source is "The World of Cyberpunk 2077 deluxe edition" on Amazon Japan. Doesn't seem like the full map but it's pretty small.
Well they have said that the map is smaller than Witcher 3, but much much larger if you count vertically
The source is "The World of Cyberpunk 2077 deluxe edition" on Amazon Japan. Doesn't seem like the full map but it's pretty small.
Definitely not the full map. The top and bottom streets are cut off, but I wouldn't expect the map to be too much larger than this.
If I can enter any building and any department, I am all for it.
Not gonna lie, I'm going to spend most of my time just exploring the world on the highways. Screw the quests.
Looks about right? Seems theres a bit more of the left page and by the map reveal in the first trailer theres a bit more above too
Looks like some of Watson, Westbrook, and Pacifica are missing (less of the latter) and the space station isn't on the map at all.
Could be instanced parts of the world outside the main city.
It is gonna be more densefor sure,plus i think they gonna surprise us by either having a second full blown outskirts map or fully created virtual darknet location or smthin like that
I believe that there's an entire underground to be explored, plus the space station and moon are heavily rumored to be in the game.
I hope that verticality is is something they took into consideration with the map. Way too many maps suck in that regard.
I'm think they've mentioned that's what they're aiming for a few times. Besides that yeah it's going to be night City and I guess a little bit of the badlands
Absolutely, vast barren wastelands SUCK. Witcher 3 was surprisingly good at not going too heavy with scale-for-the-sake-of-it, but still could have been tightened up a bit in some areas, games like Rage 2 and Far Cry 4 comes to mind, especially Rage 2, man it was E.M.P.T.Y.
Just Cause games are terribly repetitive environment-wise with plenty of useless map. No joke I can't remember if I played JC4 or not, it looks exactly like 3.
So here's downtown Night City from the Cyberpunk 2020 sourcebooks:
Looks like all this would fit just within the center "island" in OP's map. There's going to be a lot of stuff.
Looks like all this would fit just within the center "island" in OP's map. There's going to be a lot of stuff.
Heavy London vibes.Looks about right? Seems theres a bit more of the left page and by the map reveal in the first trailer theres a bit more above too
For an RPG most definitely works much better especially one that is not fantasy based
Good point👍🤘🏻So here's downtown Night City from the Cyberpunk 2020 sourcebooks:
Looks like all this would fit just within the center "island" in OP's map. There's going to be a lot of stuff.
I'd rather have a dense map filled with interesting things to do and see then some overly large map that isn't interesting.
Fun fact about Night City: CDPR hired actual real-life city planners to help plot out the city.
CDPR also doesn't really want you to use fast-travel in Night City:
CDPR also doesn't really want you to use fast-travel in Night City:
Kind of an unpopular opinion, but I don't like the whole 'it's not big but it's more dense' argument for open world games. While I obviously don't want excessive barren areas and paddling, I think there needs to be a middle ground to account for 'down time' in the game, otherwise you constantly feel cornered by game content. For example, Fallout 4 constantly suffered from this, and it ended up feeling like a mediocre theme park. Let's hope CDPR got the density right.