What is your current intention with regards to purchasing Cyberpunk?

I've preordered 3 games.  Cataclysm for WoW that arrived a week late (torture), Defense Grid 2 and I hated it, and MEA, which sucked.  It's a curse I tell ya!

Also who exactly is the whiny little bitch?  If it's Aveline I'm gonna glare at ya.

Ah well, I agree on your assessment of Sebastian.

It did for me, I just couldn't find the same level of commitment for it as I have for the trilogy.  I played again and it was a drag.
So now I'm very wary, and will watch the reactions to Cyberpunk with interest.  But I won't buy it for a long while.

Eh I'll answer to pretty much anything at this point.

In 2000 you could have bought Diablo 2 for 50 US dollars (not including the expansion). That's the equivalent of 74 US dollars today. Diablo 3 cost 60 US dollars. NES games cost 50 dollars in 1990 in US money, that's close to 90 dollars today. SNES games went up to about 80 dollars for a game (high end. Like Chrono Trigger 1995, which was priced at I think 80* which is the equivalent of 130 US dollars today. Can you say rip off?) So no, prices haven't doubled.

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Hey buddy I'm with ya. I pre-ordered...

DA2

Diablo 3

MEA ( Against my better judgement )

...and I'm done with pre-orders. I've been burned 1 too many times.

Lately I preorder every game I want to play (not much). And for Cyberpunk2077, I still wait for more gameplay to see I can handle FPP or not and how they treat LGBT people. IF I am OK for what I see, I will preprder this game.

Wait, haven't we talked about this before? You were talking about PC games and I about console games? Because when I was a kid SNES games cost up to 130 DM. That was freaking expensive! So, no, console game prices have NOT gone up. I repeat. Unless this is about how we all got shafted with the euro?

The problem I am seeing with the calculation is that with European countries would need to look a purchasing power because of the switch to the Euro and not just look at the value of their currency before the Euro and then think it would be the same as having the Euro now.  I remember watching about the confusion because it was like buying a different countries currency where it was not a 1:1 ratio.

Just how I see it as an outsider.

People always bring up skyrim in this first person vs third person debate for some unknown reason... Skyrim was playable in either perspective and I played it almost exclusively in third person (and I always will, that's why I love when game developers provide the option for that. Everyone wins!) unless I was in a really dark area and needed a closer look to see what I was doing. 

I think using skyrim is a poor argument.

Anyway, as to the actual question of the thread, (and even though I'm not a fan of first person) the game is looking great so far imo, so currently for me it's a day 1 purchase. Not a pre-order tho. 

ETA: The only time I've pre-ordered games was back when I used to buy only physical copies from Gamestop (basically before I was a PC gamer). Yes, I want games day 1 because I hate waiting, sue me. Most bugs don't even bother me, which is why I never get the hate for Bethesda games and their "ridiculous amounts of bugs!". But with PC I can just buy and download them on day 1 and don't have to worry about Gamestop not having enough copies like back in the halo/gears/mass effect days. Plus if I really want the cosmetic stuff, it usually becomes free or I can just buy it later. 

 Really?

I've never actually played it.  It's just that every screen shot I've ever seen of it has FPP.

I'll probably purchase it shortly after release and after reading some reviews and seeing some let's play. CD Project didn't let me down so far though and I hope this won't be a failure.