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Cyberpunk 2077's fully mo-capped sex scenes should 'satisfy everyone'

CD Projekt Red spared no expensive in Cyberpunk 2077's sex scenes, most of which have been mo-capped.

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CD Projekt Red is going to give Cyberpunk 2077 players the full sexual experience, with most of the sex scenes players encounter being first-person, and fully motion-capped.

Cyberpunk 2077's fully mo-capped sex scenes should 'satisfy everyone' | TweakTown.com

Back in early September it was discovered that CD Projekt Red really is caring about the immersion of Cyberpunk 2077, which is why all of the cut-scenes that players will encounter are in the first-person-perspective. This first-person-perspective view also goes for the game's sexual cut scenes.

During the Q&A event at the New Meta Gaming Bar in Warsaw, Poland, Cyberpunk 2077 developers answered some questions regarding the games cut scenes, saying that what CD Projekt Red has done should "satisfy everyone". Here's what they had to say, "About sex scenes: they did a lot of mo-cap for these, and they believe that their amount should satisfy everyone, which should calm down anyone who assumed that they will just skip those entirely just because the game is in first person."

It seems that CD Projekt Red isn't going to tone down Cyberpunk 2077 for any ratings boards and have decided to take a more immersive route, which I'm sure is welcomed by players.

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