Post number #322601, ID: dd7cff
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Can we all just take a moment and go back to our roots in Glitch City? (For those who came here from the game, for those who just stumbled upon the app on the internet, what are you waiting for? Play the game, it's awesome!) I think Glitch City is one of the best cities I've seen in games in recent years. Sukeban did such an amazing job in building the world of Va-11 Hall-A that I still remain impressed.
Post number #322604, ID: dd7cff
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And they didn't even show it properly. We mainly learn about the city from what we read online (in-game) and what it's inhabitants say about it. The way they present it is like your typical cyberpunk, megacorp.-controlled, violence-ridden, rampant with corruption city, but the people make it seem ever more cozy. Even if it's bad it's beautiful.
Post number #322605, ID: dd7cff
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I honestly got so impressed by the work the team put into the city that at some point a few months ago I startet planning to write my own story in GC. Nothing too over the top with too much violence and action all around, which still works fine in a cyberpunk setting, just look at Cyberpunk 2077, but more of something like an everyday life in GC, because the city allows such a setting imo.
Post number #322606, ID: dd7cff
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Va-11 Hall-A did not need action sequences to be great. By focusing on the people that live in this "Hell hole" showed us that not all of those who live in GC are a bunch of blood-thirsty maniacs, but that some of them are exactly the opposite. Normal people with normal problems (if you count working for a bunch of talking office working corgies as normal). This is the game's charm.
Post number #322608, ID: dd7cff
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I can't stress enough how this exact, and I'll go as far as saying Slice-of-life anime style, is what makes this game and this city so great. Yes it is a dark place, yes it is dangerous, but it is also wonderful. That's the exact reason why everytime the games comes into my mind I find the sudden urge to continue my story. I hope I will do a decemt job at the very least and not tarnish the image that Sukeban build for GC.
Post number #322609, ID: dd7cff
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So as I was saying in the beginning, let us celebrate in honor of this amazing city and for the team that managed to build it from the ground. Not all heroes wear capes and they are our cape-less heroes.
Post number #322610, ID: dd7cff
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(I don't know why I felt the urge to write all this, I may be too tired to think straight. Well, #worth, this city is still great.)
Post number #322746, ID: 894e84
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Oh my
Post number #322794, ID: 71a52f
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Sukeban is bae
Post number #322837, ID: 12abfa
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i agree so much, i just love gc and its overall feel. show your work to us when it's done!
Post number #322858, ID: 38e847
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Night City is the old Glitch city
Post number #322863, ID: a8775c
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amen op well said
Post number #322926, ID: 98e527
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>322858 then things really went downhill after the White Knights were disbanded.
Post number #322927, ID: 98e527
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>>322837 It may take a while. I'm just thinking of ideas now. I got just one short chapter which itself is not book material rn and it is out of timeline so it's more of a teaser demo tbh. I'm not very good at this...hehe
Post number #322929, ID: 98e527
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I'm so glad that more people love this wonderul city <3
Post number #322930, ID: 98e527
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(Op here)
Post number #323734, ID: f20f07
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I find it really cool that they were able to take inspiration from their experience with Venezuela's condition. They transformed their hardship into relatable fiction.
Glitch's nice >:]
Post number #324168, ID: f93ddf
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True that
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| Can we all just take a moment and go back to our roots in Glitch City? (For those who came here from the game, for those who just stumbled upon the app on the internet, what are you waiting for? Play the game, it's awesome!)
I think Glitch City is one of the best cities I've seen in games in recent years. Sukeban did such an amazing job in building the world of Va-11 Hall-A that I still remain impressed.