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I just booted up Deus Ex HR for the first time in my life ever and this is so fucking funny.
Right off the bat in the first 2 minutes I noticed that everything down to the magazines is the exact same font and UI styles that CDPR stole.
Jensen looks IDENTICAL to Johnny Silverhand and even sounds like him.
How do Witcherfags even defend this? Look at this screenshot from Deus Ex... CDPR straight up lifted these assets.
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>>3960522
>Cool bait, but Mike Pondsmith no doubt influenced Deus Ex, so it's like saying they ripped themselves off.
While I disagree with OP’s thesis, this isn’t any better. A, no one had heard of Mike Pondsmith before CP77 came out except for three fa/tg/uys and so I highly doubt that literally anything was influenced by him, and B, cyberpunk the tabletop game was always heavily derivative and essentially a repackaged “cyberpunk: the greatest hits” compilation to begin with. Cyberpunk the genre is 90% ripping off Blade Runner, Neuromancer, and Ghost in the Shell, anyway.
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>>3960561
That's just silly, bro. You may not have heard of Mike Pondsmith, but people who were interested in that kind of thing had, and those nerds later became game designers and helped fuel the industry with those influences. Every Japanese dude that works for a Japanese company has been doing that same job for 40+ years, that is just their culture, and you'd be wrong if you think none of them played tabletop.
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>>3960693
Cyberpunk is a new genre with entries like dredd predating it. If cyberpunk has a mother, it's gits. There are pre or proto cyberpunk works that are decades old. As genre it is clearly a 90s genre. Cyberpunk itself influenced not only media, but also other fields like fashion, think tech wear or urban ninja. Not to mention that wear measuring vitals is as cyberpunk as it gets.
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>>3961083
Dude, are you seriously trying to claim Neuromancer isn't cyberpunk?
GitS wasn't even the first Japanese Cyberpunk a quick google could have told you that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_cyberpunk
I'm not trying to take away GitS influence on the cyberpunk genre but it was not the first by a large margin.
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>>3961165
Lol, no. I'm saying cyberpunk wasn't a genre back then. Neuromancer might be the most popular cyberpunk work (in hindsight) and is certainly a big influence. What made as in gave birth to the genre is gits.
>GitS wasn't even the first Japanese Cyberpunk
Exactly. No prerequisite to be the first to have the strongest reception. Gits itself borrows heavily from other sources.
>not the first
Clear case. It isn't. One could find traces of cyberpunk in decade old literature and likely films, too. Metropolis for one.
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>>3959122
I think people's standards for "plagiarism" or "ripoffs" are ridiculously low. Every work of art is created from countless little components lifted from both fiction and reality. The originality of each piece doesn't matter, what matters is the exact way they're put together. Your post is the equivalent of saying a book is shit because the author didn't invent any of the words they were using.
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>>3959122
>mongrelspace
>two very different face is the same
>FONT THEFT!!!
>playing deus ex for the first time
>2026
You could have saved yourself and everyone else a lot of time by simply writing "I'm a jeet", you dumb retarded turdmuncher
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>>3959122
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0k2YvEns-M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IMnK8OZN5g
This is basically Kenshi. Or is it Ark? Who knows. All fiction is ripping each other off because fiction is harder to write than nonfiction. Audiences are quick to spot bad fiction. Hence the saying truth is stranger than fiction. No one would believe the recreation of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in a Star Trek or Star Wars. For nonfiction everyone knows it lead to the deaths of millions in WW 1 and 2.