Cyberpunk 2077 is going all out from a character customization standpoint. Leading up to its December release, CD Projekt Red has teased all kinds of ways players will be able to customize their character (V) using their in-depth system. From adjusting the lower regions to tweaking teeth, there doesn't seem to be a limit on how players can deck out their character. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFjVnItsM That includes the limitless clothing options. That looks like one of the more distinct ways to give your character a unique aesthetic. Some of the more premium attire will be completely free too. That's according to the developer's Twitter account. In a recent post, they confirmed that some free attire goodies will be available to claim. All players have to do is link the game to their GOG account. Doesn't seem like that difficult of a step for some free swag. And if you're a Witcher fan, you're in luck because one of the jackets being given away by the developer is a Wolf Jacket. It has the iconic wolf symbol that has had a heavy presence in the Witcher series. You can check out the visuals up above in the trailer. All in all, it looks pretty sharp from all angles. The only downside is you won't be able to see it that much on your player as you move throughout Night City. That's because Cyberpunk 2077 is mostly a first-person game. No matter how cool your attire is, being able to see it won't be frequent. There are some aspects of third-person being included in the game, fortunately. One aspect we know of is when your character gets in a vehicle. According to reports, there will be other instances of third-person -- but details on those aspects are pretty sparse. Many have held out hope that the developer would actually give players the ability to switch perspectives considering how detailed the character system is. On paper, that would make a lot of sense. It would give players the ability to choose depending on their personal preference. The developer hasn't confirmed the ability to do this, but many are pretty skeptical considering how massive of a game Cyberpunk 2077 is. Still, it's hard to complain with some free character attire. You can quickly link your GOG account with the game when it releases later in December and claim your rewards. If you're a Witcher fan, it's a great deal to take the developer up on.
Cyberpunk 2077 is going all out from a character customization standpoint. Leading up to its December release, CD Projekt Red has teased all kinds of ways players will be able to customize their character (V) using their in-depth system. From adjusting the lower regions to tweaking teeth, there doesn't seem to be a limit on how players can deck out their character. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFjVnItsM That includes the limitless clothing options. That looks like one of the more distinct ways to give your character a unique aesthetic. Some of the more premium attire will be completely free too. That's according to the developer's Twitter account. In a recent post, they confirmed that some free attire goodies will be available to claim. All players have to do is link the game to their GOG account. Doesn't seem like that difficult of a step for some free swag. And if you're a Witcher fan, you're in luck because one of the jackets being given away by the developer is a Wolf Jacket. It has the iconic wolf symbol that has had a heavy presence in the Witcher series. You can check out the visuals up above in the trailer. All in all, it looks pretty sharp from all angles. The only downside is you won't be able to see it that much on your player as you move throughout Night City. That's because Cyberpunk 2077 is mostly a first-person game. No matter how cool your attire is, being able to see it won't be frequent. There are some aspects of third-person being included in the game, fortunately. One aspect we know of is when your character gets in a vehicle. According to reports, there will be other instances of third-person -- but details on those aspects are pretty sparse. Many have held out hope that the developer would actually give players the ability to switch perspectives considering how detailed the character system is. On paper, that would make a lot of sense. It would give players the ability to choose depending on their personal preference. The developer hasn't confirmed the ability to do this, but many are pretty skeptical considering how massive of a game Cyberpunk 2077 is. Still, it's hard to complain with some free character attire. You can quickly link your GOG account with the game when it releases later in December and claim your rewards. If you're a Witcher fan, it's a great deal to take the developer up on.
