Keanu Reeves' character is likely Johnny Silverhand: https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Johnny_Silverhand I think he's the guy that sings the song we hear in V's apartment during the original gameplay for 2077. He's also one of the choices you can select for "Childhood Hero" during character creation. This post was edited by Mr. Edd at June 9, 2019 9:38 PM EDT

Dragonborn2121 said: Alright, the good stuff. Cyberpunk trailer that starts off with what I hope is unique music in the game. I always love it when games have their own original music when they're making a game. IT doesn't look lik it's going to reveal all that much to be honest, there are guns, cyberpunk stuff, driving. The voice actor is really familiar to me...Don't know who it is, but I definitely know him.  OH NO, dude died.  The important thing to consider is that this is a cinematic trailer by the look of things, probably not an actual display of the graphics. I could be wrong (if so, that's excellent) but it looks like it's definitely cinematic purely. The biggest news so far is that Keanu Reeves is actually a part of the game. He might even be a major character of some sort, he could be an ally or a villain and seems like he's going to be that character who could fill both roles during the game. Seems like he might be filling the mentor role for the character, but it's really hard to tell. All I know is that it's bloody awesome.  Someone just yelled out "Your Breathtaking" which, is sort of an awesome reaction.  RELEASE DATE NEWS: April 16 2020... I repeat, APRIL 16th, 2020. The VA does sounds familiar... I know it's a stretch, but he reminds me of Jesse from Breaking Bad (Aaron Paul). Could it be him? I think the dude dying isn't set in stone, and it depends on your actions. I have a feeling Dexter DeShawn will be a major antagonist in Cyberpunk 2077. I don't think that's up to the player. Also, Keanu is always a joy to see. I think you talked about the music in Discord, right? I remember reading somewhere that they were making/comissioning exclusive music to use in the game. Okay, I have until April 16 to buy at least a new GPU.

Damn have I talked about Three Kingdoms that much? I just want to see a Cyberpunk 2077 trailer/gameplay at night, really. It must be beautiful. As for the Outer Worlds, all my hype died when they announced it would be an Epic exclusive for one year. I'm not going anywhere near The Outer Worlds now, at least not until it hits Steam and is really, really cheap. I haven't played the Doom remake yet, but both it and the sequel do seem like a lot of fun. And I enjoy the soundtrack for the first one. I feel like Dishonored and its DLCs were certainly stronger than Dishonored 2, but I quite enjoyed the sequel. I love the world they've built in the franchise, and Emily has some great powers... Not to mention that Delilah and the witches are dreadful, mystic and creepy antagonists, which contrasts well to the first game's human antagonists. That said, maybe that's one of the reasons why the first game is stronger than the second: the feeling of being an outsider, a supernatural entity lurking in the shadows that is feared by your enemies... well, it's quite the feeling, and it is somehow mitigated when you're facing beings that are just as supernatural and creepy as you are.

Huh. The only thing I'm really looking forward to this year is more Cyberpunk 2077. I still have to get a new GPU/monitor (probably going to take me around a year or something), but the rest is ready for it. Don't think my old 970 will be able to handle it. Other than that, the other game I was looking forward to was already released (Total War Three Kingdoms) to critical/financial/popular acclaim (people say it's among the, if not the best historical Total War game, some even claim it's even better than Warhammer 1/2, and that's saying a lot to me). I don't think we can expect anything from Bethesda Game Studios. Maybe Dishonored 3 will be announced. That would be nice.

Dragonborn2121 said: Whoo boy, done everything but actually watched the video because I left my headphones...Nevermind, I am home alone, headphones are for losers.  Okay, so obvious negative right now is that it's purely a cinematic trailer, but who cares, very awesome. So it looks like the game might be heavily featuring Mind Flayers if I'm correct (which I think I am) which could be really awesome. They're an enemy type that I think can be a bit underwhelming in most video game adaptions because of how hard they are to balance.  Not much else to comment on with the trailer I suppose, at least without knowing more about the new campaign and possibly playing it (if only I weren't an Australian, then I could probably get a Vault Campaign going) but I'm just super excited. The premise of them focusing heavily on party building is something that just really works for me because that is absolutely the best part of a D&D Video Game when done right.  Speaking of Vault campaigns, if BG3 does feature a DM mode, those can be a thing. It can already be a thing with DOS2, but the amount of time it must takes to craft one (not only build the story, enemies, encounters, but actually, physically build the map) must be daunting. Perhaps as a "group project", as in, some people get together to build the scenarios/maps and share the archives between themselves, and then present the campaign as an official Tamriel Vault story/game. How cool would that be? Damn. But we do need enough people with interest, time and talent not only to craft the campaign using Larian's tools (which were actually the same ones used by them to build their game, so we can make something truly awesome and unique), but actually play it, lol. And it becomes a problem without cross-play... Anyway, just an idea.