One of many center points of Cyberpunk stories are a vision of a recognizable, near future, which is interesting and cool in concept, but noting desirable in reality. I think this is, what really is the big problematic with the trailer. It tries to sell the game-world and concept so strong, that it losses the point of making the world undesirable. Yes, questionable parts of this world exists in the trailer, but the overall tune of the video is positive, playful and fun.
I feels like the marketing department create the trailer to sell the game-world to the audience, but kind of missed the point behind Cyberpunk and having a undesirable world. It's the wrong kind of marketing for this kind of subject matter.
I really want to play in the game world and have all those features, which are represented in the trailer. But it misses the pessimism and overcoming it, which i love about the genre.
Look out very bold statement! I would it compare it to The Fifth Element. Yes, the movie has many similar elements and fucked up parts like many Cyberpunk stories and worlds, but the tune overall is completely different. That's why it isn't a Cyberpunk movie.