I would say the game taught me that life is all about pain and misery but I already knew that.
Knightmareco
Technically, all Cyberpunk content is a cautionary tale. And this game teach us that there are no happy endings.
WelcomeToNightCity
Yes, it shows us the steep price of freedom.
Astro4545
By the true standards of the term, no. But you can definitely make arguments that aspects of it are educational in nature.
Practical_Ass_3066
I mean, did you know someone could be killed by >!striking them with a dildo!< before playing the game?
MrSelfDestrucct
It taught me how to sandy the fuck out of my enemies with a katana
Broad-Mall-7805
educated me on heartbreak
Recent-Ad-9975
yes
CKnight011
Most definitely.
SpaceGator3000
Ew you use epic?
Fluffylici0us
Yes, you learn a lot about capitalism.
DankRopes
It’s about showing us the forces of fuckin entropy and why we gotta burn these cities
CMDR-Validating
It shows what happens when we privatize everything and remove governmental oversight
RedditOfUnusualSize
Depends on whether you think “late stage capitalism” is a topic of serious academic enquiry, I suppose . . .
ChiefQueef-2
In some ways, yes. The entire premise is a very real possibility in the future we’re headed in
Sergius047
Yeah,it teaches you to either live as a nobody or die as a legend(idk if i got that phrase right i played it in german)
Wombat1892
So, c2077 is kind of in the same genre as brave new world or 1984. It has merit in the same kind of dystopian warning about societal missteps and the narrative stands up to interpretation.
I wouldn’t say it’s educational in the same way as a textbook is, but like catcher in the rye? Yeah totally.
Tuckerbot1
It’s taught me that killing people can solve almost every issue you have!
Belcatraz
All games are educational, as they help to develop your problem solving skills as well as training your coordination and reflexes. For this game specifically though, while the message has been somewhat toned down in order to reach market, it teaches about the dangers of unfettered capitalism.
alancusader123
I’m a guy who truly believe cyberpunk is the future we are heading to, it’s not just education but it’s the truth game
Gingerale66
It taught me not to put strange objects in my head
Vet-Chef
If you consider reconsidering what is considered a fulfilling life in a dying body.
Preem education choom, learned a whole new language from it. Dont sound like a gonk anymore
GamersGen
actually game thought me a lot. Different things
pichael289
It teaches you that corporate interests are opposite human interests. Greed and unfettered capitalism will doom us. Hopefully it will get people interested enough in politics to oppose the shit that leads to this, it’s a tipping point in the US and pushing in the correct direction can lead to a few years of equilibrium that could allow us to get ahead of this shit before it consumes us. Or at least before it gets to the point a bloody revolution is necessary before it’s too late. Its not looking good though, the dark future has as many people wanting it to happen as those resisting it. And it’s super easy to convince them to become extremist. Power must rest with the people, and fucking corporations are not people despite a certain ruling that says otherwise.
zzzzebras
Educates you on the danger of unregulated capitalism I suppose
MellowKeith
absolutely is educational!
HawkeyeP1
The entire thing is a satirical piece about corporate manipulation, power, and corruption
RickityCricket69
Yes. choices have consequences. some worse than others. also attention to detail, and being nice goes a long way. just ask Meredith Stout
knucleduck
Sure teached me to stop beign a gonk.
Lux_Operatur
It’s a historical documentary about our future.
hardlyreadit
It taught me never to believe a company, even if they have a good track record
angelfirexo
Educational and a huge warning for humanity. We already see the incredible corruption with corporations. I’d say we are not far from Cyberpunk. That’s why we got cities to burn samurai.
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I would say the game taught me that life is all about pain and misery but I already knew that.
Technically, all Cyberpunk content is a cautionary tale. And this game teach us that there are no happy endings.
Yes, it shows us the steep price of freedom.
By the true standards of the term, no. But you can definitely make arguments that aspects of it are educational in nature.
I mean, did you know someone could be killed by >!striking them with a dildo!< before playing the game?
It taught me how to sandy the fuck out of my enemies with a katana
educated me on heartbreak
yes
Most definitely.
Ew you use epic?
Yes, you learn a lot about capitalism.
It’s about showing us the forces of fuckin entropy and why we gotta burn these cities
It shows what happens when we privatize everything and remove governmental oversight
Depends on whether you think “late stage capitalism” is a topic of serious academic enquiry, I suppose . . .
In some ways, yes. The entire premise is a very real possibility in the future we’re headed in
Yeah,it teaches you to either live as a nobody or die as a legend(idk if i got that phrase right i played it in german)
So, c2077 is kind of in the same genre as brave new world or 1984. It has merit in the same kind of dystopian warning about societal missteps and the narrative stands up to interpretation.
I wouldn’t say it’s educational in the same way as a textbook is, but like catcher in the rye? Yeah totally.
It’s taught me that killing people can solve almost every issue you have!
All games are educational, as they help to develop your problem solving skills as well as training your coordination and reflexes. For this game specifically though, while the message has been somewhat toned down in order to reach market, it teaches about the dangers of unfettered capitalism.
I’m a guy who truly believe cyberpunk is the future we are heading to, it’s not just education but it’s the truth game
It taught me not to put strange objects in my head
If you consider reconsidering what is considered a fulfilling life in a dying body.
Or it just is educational as a [cautionary tale](https://youtu.be/YNPUcvdizN4?si=7zkCYG6IOWJ18mTc)
Nah.
Preem education choom, learned a whole new language from it. Dont sound like a gonk anymore
actually game thought me a lot. Different things
It teaches you that corporate interests are opposite human interests. Greed and unfettered capitalism will doom us. Hopefully it will get people interested enough in politics to oppose the shit that leads to this, it’s a tipping point in the US and pushing in the correct direction can lead to a few years of equilibrium that could allow us to get ahead of this shit before it consumes us. Or at least before it gets to the point a bloody revolution is necessary before it’s too late. Its not looking good though, the dark future has as many people wanting it to happen as those resisting it. And it’s super easy to convince them to become extremist. Power must rest with the people, and fucking corporations are not people despite a certain ruling that says otherwise.
Educates you on the danger of unregulated capitalism I suppose
absolutely is educational!
The entire thing is a satirical piece about corporate manipulation, power, and corruption
Yes. choices have consequences. some worse than others. also attention to detail, and being nice goes a long way. just ask Meredith Stout
Sure teached me to stop beign a gonk.
It’s a historical documentary about our future.
It taught me never to believe a company, even if they have a good track record
Educational and a huge warning for humanity. We already see the incredible corruption with corporations. I’d say we are not far from Cyberpunk. That’s why we got cities to burn samurai.