Would you like it if this game had a "Hardcore" mode?

[Agent Chieftain]

Pretty much exactly the same way Fallout New Vegas has it; where you actually have to eat, sleep and drink water, in addition to the usual gameplay.

[Buck]

Ah, judging by the title I thought you were referring to Permadeath. But no, I'd rather not see something this tedious in CP77, unless it carries more weight than mere roleplay, like RDR2 for instance.

[Zero McDol]

Near as I can tell, the only thing that is necessary is for the enemies at the higher tiered areas to be leveled up to the 45-50 range. The other areas are fine as is.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by Buck of the Deep:

Ah, judging by the title I thought you were referring to Permadeath. But no, I'd rather not see something this tedious in CP77, unless it carries more weight than mere roleplay, like RDR2 for instance.

Considering how many deaths occur from random bugs with game's physics (trash bags, vaulting, etc.) permadeath might be a little too much for the game right now, unless they can find a way to fix those physics quirks.

[Mansen]

Sure. It's not like I need those 400 bottles of sparkling water or 50 pounds of instant noodles.

Some of them - But not anywhere near as many as you pick up.

[Fusei]

Originally posted by Buck of the Deep:

Ah, judging by the title I thought you were referring to Permadeath. But no, I'd rather not see something this tedious in CP77, unless it carries more weight than mere roleplay, like RDR2 for instance.

No the op doesn't seem to be referring to permadeath, more like a survival mode.

Not a big fan of survival features in a non-survival game. Basically if they're not core feature of the game I often find them to not bring much to the table (a bit of immersion) and are just tedious (random penalties).

However if eating in cafe, street stall even restaurant I could change up my mind. That could make for some nice non quest related activities in CP.

[sansee]

No. It would only make the enemies stand 5x longer, as in more bulletspongy and more annoying, and definitely not smarter.

[INFERNAL NEON]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

Pretty much exactly the same way Fallout New Vegas has it; where you actually have to eat, sleep and drink water, in addition to the usual gameplay.

Idk why this wasnt a thing, V can just be totally okay without food for 7 days straight.

[Mansen]

Originally posted by sansee:

No. It would only make the enemies stand 5x longer, as in more bulletspongy and more annoying, and definitely not smarter.

I fail to see the connection between being thirsty and NPCs sucking up more damage

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by Fusei:

Originally posted by Buck of the Deep:

Ah, judging by the title I thought you were referring to Permadeath. But no, I'd rather not see something this tedious in CP77, unless it carries more weight than mere roleplay, like RDR2 for instance.

No the op doesn't seem to be referring to permadeath, more like a survival mode.

Not a big fan of survival features in a non-survival game. Basically if they're not core feature of the game I often find them to not bring much to the table (a bit of immersion) and are just tedious (random penalties).

However if eating in cafe, street stall even restaurant I could change up my mind. That could make for some nice non quest related activities in CP.

I'm really hoping they add a way to sit down and eat food, where you can actually order specials and stuff. We know the animations exist in game. I can't imagine it would be hard to simply keep that option active. You should be able to sit down at the Coyote bar or Lizzie's and drink at the bar. The animation is already there.

[Conan the Brobarian]

No. Food is not a scarcity so it would be pointless. Also, it seems in Cyberpunk people sleep a lot less thanks to cybernetics.

[I-NOCHT]

Hard pass. Survival mechanics belong in survival games, and as someone who has extensively played one (over 1000 hours in ark) they are not worth it and don't add much to the game itself.

[Mansen]

Originally posted by OMGNocht:

Hard pass. Survival mechanics belong in survival games, and as someone who has extensively played one (over 1000 hours in ark) they are not worth it and don't add much to the game itself.

Ark

Survival

Pick one. It's all about clan wars.

[Family Guy Gaming]

Yeah that sounds cool. It would actually give a use to the hundreds of pointless consumables I collected. Just don't give the enemies more health, they're spongey as is.