While, for the most part, it seemed as though E3 2019 created a lot of excitement around Cyberpunk 2077, some major controversy has been building up around the game. The discovery of an in-game advertisement has set the internet ablaze, thanks to what many are calling an offensive depiction of a transgender woman. That, and the use of ?mix it up? as the advert?s slogan led many to question whether Cyberpunk 2077 will respectfully depict trans and queer issues overall. While that question hasn?t been completely answered, apparently Cyberpunk 2077 will allow players to have their characters be transgender and non-binary, if they so choose.
This was announced by quest designer Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz in an interview with Gamasutra. According to Tomaszkiewicz, one of the goals of the Cyberpunk 2077?s character creator is ?to give the players as many options of customization in the beginning of the game as we can.? More specifically, CD Projekt RED appears to want players to reflect their real selves as best as they can. To do so, the character creator will apparently be filled with a variety of options, and different attributes will be separate from one another. As such, players will also be able to have a non-binary character.
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