fridgeband: I hope with good enough mod support that this will be possible. I usually tend to enjoy First Person much more, but I do like the ability to go out into 3rd person so I can see what my character looks like when moving around, but I enjoy first person much much more.
I don't understand why people have trouble with cut scene videos? I love cut scenes but only if they are properly done and add to the story and immersion. I really like good keybinding and mod tools though. :D
I'm really busy but I will try to update the thread later or tomorrow or something like that. I am keeping track of people's suggestions and working on adding them to the list. I try to present it in an easy to read format so if anyone from gog/cdpr reads it they don't get too much of a headache. All of these hopes are so important, I only hope cdpr are able to actually consider them, I don't want to overwhelm but I also hope all these things can be a success. I will see you all again later :D

DarklordGriffen: I believe he means pre-rendered cutscenes and not just any cutscenes, like for example, in The Witcher 3 there were a couple pre-rendered cutscenes (around 4-6 if i recall correctly) and as someone who uses a 1080p monitor with a PC that can more than easily handle the game above 60 fps, it was a bit jarring to watch a random 24-30 fps cutscene that looked to be more like 720p. A good example from The Witcher 3 is the ending cutscene to the dream/tutorial sequence, it looks very poor in comparison to the rest of the game because of it being pre-rendered
Blood & Wine and Hearts of Stone had none of these sort of things though so i'm hoping they will all be in game cutscenes in Cyberpunk 2077
If I understand correctly, people want cutscenes to match the resolution they have chosen to play at, depending on how powerful their computer is. So I'm thinking, if there are multiple people playing on multiple different computers of different processing power, using multiple different combinations of screen and graphics quality settings, Cdpr would probably have to add 100's of GIGS worth of different versions of the same cutscenes to match the appearance of what every single individuals screen could possibly look like in their specific settings.... I could understand how this would be a problem because it would be so much data just to have a slightly closer match for a cutscene. And that's only if I understand correctly. That being said, I'm very well used to cutscenes being different from the look of normal gameplay in most games I have ever played. I will agree, in the past with older videogames that change from gameplay to cutscene was very jarring, but it never bothered me way too much since I understood that this was a cutscene that is taking place to add to the story, and that it's okay that it looks a little different. Newer videogames have less issues with cutscene shifts and are less noticeable to me than previous games. I have a feeling that maybe there is no real true/correct way to do a cutscene that wouldn't be noticed by at least some people depending on their computer or settings, but I would never agree to give up the cutscenes since they add so much story, like if for example they need it to show the character moving in ways that might not be easily shown in the standard character movement during gameplay (basically what we got to see in the cinematic trailer with Keanu Reeves) Which to be honest, Looked AMAZING. I think maybe there is worry because everyone had bad experiences with videogames from other corporations, but we have to remember we are dealing with Gog/Cdpr, CyberPunk2077! WOOOOO!!!
From what we've seen so far, I can't imagine the cutscenes will be an issue in any way. I really can not imagine that. I'm just saying.
DarklordGriffen: But for me though... honestly
1: Main thing for me is i just want a detailed and living open world game along the lines of The Witcher 3, and RDR2, and etc, with the amount of choices, consequences, and depth, of immersive sim games such as Deus Ex, Dishonored, and Vampire Bloodlines. I want the game to feel alive and feel like this is actually a city of the future. I want the game to allow me to complete stuff in any fashion i desire and for the game to acknowledge how i completed stuff like in games such as Deus Ex. That alone sells me on it.
2: Fun minigames such as the ones we saw in The Witcher games (for example in Witchers case) Gwent, Poker Dice, Arm Wrestling, Fist Fights, etc.
3: Side quests that are as good if not better than the main quest with some that can have some effects on the main story potentialy.
4: A solid PC port ofc.
5:A solid main storyline that will ask the player some philosophical questions like some of the best Cyberpunk stories out there such as Blade Runner, Ghost in the Shell, Akira, Metal Gear Solid, The Matrix, etc whilst being able to let loose and have some fun/silly moments from time to time
But i'd be satisfied even if it only ticks 4 and either 5 or 1
For 4.... Uhhhhh, How do I say this.. You do know (or at least I hope I'm as accurate as I think I am) the game is developed and build from the ground up on PC or in many cases multiple different PC's, and then that's the main build, Then it's ported to consoles and made to fit into them properly. If you have a solid PC build to start with, the resulting main PC release is higher quality, and the console ports are also a higher resulting quality since the copy they came from was done high quality to begin with.
For other games from other corporations (that have no idea what they are doing Lol) (NOT CDPR OF COURSE!)
They will build a game on PC's first, but they build it in a way that isn't optimized for anything in any way, especially not for the PC release builds, and then they port that already "port-ized" version to consoles, and then in a really unprofessional way re-port it back to PC's again, resulting in a permanently overall lower quality for consoles and pc's for all versions of the game on all platforms, from what I have experienced in the past from bad devs/publishers. Thank GOD Cdpr/Gog are Not like that, and know what they are doing, so we won't have to suffer that. God bless them.