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Cyberpunk 2077 Players May Have Just Found A Morbid Easter Egg, And It Could Be A Reference To The E3 2018 Demo

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Rhiannon Bevan

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168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Cyberpunk 2077 went through a whole lot of changes throughout development, as many games do. You can see some of them for yourself by going back and watching the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:gameplay demo we got at E3 2018, two years before the game launched. A few things were tweaked, and o🐼ne of them was the model for the default female V.

In the final release, she looked a whole lot different, and players struggled to recreate the lo𝕴ok we had seen years prior. Now, one player thinks they might have found her in the game - and she's looking a little worse for wear.

Could This Be A Reference To Cyberpunk 2077's Unused Model For Female V?

Shout out to Reddit user fried_snickers for making this discovery. As you can 🍎see in the screenshot, this character - lying on the floor with what appears to be a bullet wound through their head - has the same hairstyle as the default female V model, only darker. This matches the version of V we saw in the trailer quite nicely. Even her facial features look a little similar, although she is lacking the cyberwear.

Fans are split on whether this is an actual easter egg or just a random NPC, but at least one other player says they were able to find them in the same location. Plus, the bullet hole in the head could be both a reference to how V gets shot as part of the main story, and how 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:CD Projekt Red "killed" this version of V iꦜn favour of the mascot they ult🐠imately went for.

Plus, we do know that CDPR throws in references that it knows its fans will pick up on. We saw thꦿis at launch, with one of the camera mode poses called "You're Breathtaking", which alludes to another high-profile E3 incident. There really was nothing like the promotional campaign for Cyberpunk 2077; you just had to be there.

With all that said, this demo landed CDPR in trouble. At launch, features were missing from the game that had previously been shown off, and the performance really wasn't great for a lot of players. Keeping that in mind, CDPR is already warning us not to expect The Witcher 4's tech demo to resemble the final 𒈔game.