Cyberpunk 2077 fans criticize CDPR again — players unhappy with the active promotion of the female V
Fans sometimes take issue with marketing materials.
CD Projekt RED recently found itself under scrutiny once more after a social media post provoked backlash within the Cyberpunk 2077 community.
The studio shared a set of Phantom Liberty–themed desktop wallpapers — but there’s a catch: the pack features only artwork of the female version of the protagonist, V. That omission prompted reactions from players.
Erdem Atıcı: “Where’s the Male V version? Is he a stepchild?”
memmem__cho_o: “I don’t play as Male V, but I feel for his fans. Please make a version of this image with the male character.”
Acetronium: “Where are the Male V wallpapers for Phantom Liberty? You’re treating him like he wasn’t part of the game.”
Some interpreted the exclusion as a deliberate agenda.
Source: iXBT.games
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