Due to the code by which Witchers live, which typically finds them neutral and void of emotion in most conflicts, CD Projekt RED?s The Witcher series is driven by a striking morality system. Players can choose whether Geralt practices the neutrality that Witchers are taught to uphold or if they can choose to have him walk the moral high ground. A similar morality system will not be present in CD Projekt RED?s newest RPG, Cyberpunk 2077. Even the choice of killing won?t directly affect the overarching narrative as it has in the studio?s previous titles.
This information comes courtesy of Quest Director Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz, who told GamingBolt that Cyberpunk 2077 will not ?have a moral system, per se.? Yet, a player?s actions may be influenced by their own sense of morality within the game world. For instance, choosing to take or spare lives will primarily depend upon a player?s choice, with regards to gameplay options. Tomaszkiewicz explained,
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