Post number #419726, ID: b02855
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I'm replaying 2033 and last light and they are so cyberpunk. They don't have the aesthetic, but i kinda feel like they have a very similar take on governments and life. These guys living in the apocalypse in the subway stations have really advanced tech that they're barely maintaining, yet they are still able to scrape by with what they have.
Post number #419926, ID: 5b8e4a
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Post-Apocalyptic Nuclearpunk? Eh, it's all the same shit at the end of the day (just different colors).
Also, I haven't really seen much tech that could be called "advanced", minus the stuff you see in and around D6. A lot of it is just garbage assembled together to make weapons and transportation (e.g. Bastard).
Post number #420308, ID: bc7681
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Post-apocalyptic survival =/= cyberpunk. Doesn't satisfy the cyber nor the punk part.
Post number #420714, ID: b02855
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I dunno, >>420308. It is pretty punk-y.
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| I'm replaying 2033 and last light and they are so cyberpunk. They don't have the aesthetic, but i kinda feel like they have a very similar take on governments and life. These guys living in the apocalypse in the subway stations have really advanced tech that they're barely maintaining, yet they are still able to scrape by with what they have.