Shiny blinking lights are everywhere in the world of Cyberpunk 2077(Picture: CD Projekt RED) <\/span><\/p>\n
And while her intentions were completely noble and simply a warning to people who are vulnerable to epileptic seizures, some irresponsible trolls saw this as an attack on the game, and so they started attacking her on Twitter, saying that she is overreacting, that she doesn’t need to play the game if she has problems, or that she is simply lying because she has something against the game.<\/p>\n
You can see some of the comment she’s been receiving below, and these are just some of the publicly visible tweets written in response to her article.<\/p>\n
\nSo now there’s an agenda to shit about everything on Cyberpunk because it’s no “political correct” for some people and they are fucking mad because the game is getting amazing reviews<\/p>\n
— TATO aka El Gamer (@tatotiburon) December 8, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nJust don’t have epilepsy, not hard<\/p>\n
— Channs (@Stymm_) December 7, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nBecause they cannot think of every viable thing for 0.0714% of the worlds population. Video games have flashy lights, there are tons of ways to avoid it, and anyone who actually has THAT form of trigger, should know better.<\/p>\n
— Punknaught2020 (@Punknaught) December 8, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
While these messages are surely not an appropriate response, unfortunately, those are far from the most malicious communications she has had in the wake of her article.<\/p>\n
Ruppert has also been receiving deliberately seizure-inducing videos from people who are upset about the article.<\/p>\n
This goes without saying, but we will say it anyway, this is WRONG and anyone who does such a thing should be ashamed. Seizures can gravely endanger someone’s wellbeing and can be life-threatening.<\/p>\n
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It is unfortunate to see that some fans of the game are doing this, all because of an article that even wasn’t criticising the game, but was only a warning to those that might need it.<\/p>\n
Cyberpunk 2077, as the name suggests, is in the cyberpunk genre, which is characterized by an 80s retro-futuristic aesthetic, with a lot of neon lights, and with shiny things flashing and blinking almost everywhere around you.<\/p>\n
Apparently, braindance mechanic is especially dangerous for people with seizure attacks (Picture: CD Projekt RED) <\/span><\/p>\nBeing aware of that, Liana simply wanted to help those people who suffer from the same issue as she to play the game safely, and she even likes the game and its world very much.<\/p>\n
“This is an epileptic warning I’d like to offer to those Samurai heading into Night City. Enjoy your time, but here is a heads up to do so safely if you’re vulnerable to epileptic triggers.”<\/p>\n