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All his complaints are about Cyberpunk as a whole, not just this video game. Cyberpunk is supposed to explore a dystopic American corporate city. Of course the billionaires would keep the car-centric design. It's much easier to create a surveillance state that way.
No this was really about the video game specifically
Tell me you've never played Cyberpunk without telling me you've never played Cyberpunk.
One doesn't have to play the game to comprehend what the video is talking about.
Ok, Boomer. You probably think D&D is satanic worship as well.
Lol, what a statement.
You really need to work on your context clues. That was an analogy, not a statement.
And an analogy isn't a statement? Also it wasn't an analogy? Wait! Nevermind! I don't actually care what you have to say anymore 😁
Ok, Boomer. Stay willfully ignorant, just as I predicted.