Cyberpunk 2077 Players Dunk On Projekt CD Slogan Red

the Cyberpunk 2077 the saga has been long but it is still far from over. The latest development? Fans co-opting the game’s social media marketing campaign to dunk on the things missing from the sci-fi RPG’s open world.

As first spotted through Forbes‘Paul Tassi, a number of messages exploded on the Cyberpunk 2077 subreddit taking photos of CD Projekt Red’s current ‘Cyberpunk In Numbers’ social media campaign on Twitter. Instead of any updates on games over the past two weeks, the Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter account shared statistics based on players.

“Since the players were first unleashed on the streets of Night City, 13 billion people have been defeated by V. In comparison, the megalopolis has 6.9 million inhabitants. read one of the tweets. “Wellsprings is officially the most dangerous area in Night City with an average of 57 player deaths per day (in real time)” read another.

Now players are responding with their own memes highlighting all the things you still can’t do in-game. The most popular on the subreddit so far with over 20,000 upvotes is “Cyberpunk By Numbers: V has changed his appearance 0 times!“Another that exploded is”Cyberpunk By Numbers: SPEND 0 MILLION on car and truck customization!“My favorite is”Cyberpunk in figures: police officers teleported 7,300,000 times behind players’ backs. “

These and a lot After each highlights a feature that gamers have requested to add to the game since its launch over six months ago, or something they thought was present in the game based on the years and years of trailers, interviews, and other marketing. One of the main ones is that despite the emphasis on modifying and customizing characters, players cannot fundamentally change their appearance. after the start of the game, not even having a haircut. While the cars play a huge role in the world, you can’t trade paint jobs, shoot while driving, or buy a garage to house them. And then there is Cyberpunk 2077the cops, which, despite subsequent fixes, can still be pretty wobbly.

None of this to say that CDPR developers were lazy, or that they should continue to bite to try and speed up the game’s possible redemption arc. But it does point to where some of the game’s most ardent gamers are while waiting for DLC and PS5 and Xbox Series X / S upgrades.

Cyberpunk 2077 finally back on the PlayStation Store last month, and subsequently reached the # 1 in sales on PS4 Therefore. At the same time, the roadmap for fixes and upcoming content has become even more vague. The game may have finally hit a “satisfactory level”Performance for CDPR executives, but gamers are still clearly desperate to see the game grow and evolve into the genre defining the immersive simulation that they once thought it would be. And until he gets there, no more memes.