I think everyone should get the chance to decide for themselves if they want to have lights blasted at their retinas at very high frequencies or not. Hence the proposal of implementing a corresponding toggle under gameplay options, instead of removing the effect just like that.
Me, personally, I can definitely take it, after years of watching certain movies which feature extended sequences of nothing but strobing/flickering lights.

It's also something that's fixable, but only if people (the devs in particular) actually know about this issue.

It's also the sort of thing that, if you know about it going in, you can prepare for this, and weigh whether the game is worse being exposed to such lights. (Also, I note that the player knows more about how flashing lights affect them than the developer does, so having the player be informed will help them make an informed decision about whether to play the game, and in what environment.)

Almost like some people want to sabotage this game's release*
...people with very similar PFPs too.
dtgreene, that you? XD XD "dtgreene" "gardenia" Hmmm I think another report is in order.
Guys, help me get these two (one?) troll off the forum, it is against forum rules to spam topics; justifying spam as gardenia is doing is admission of guilt.

Hint: If they did not know about it, ... and they built the damn game... PROBABLY...MOST LIKELY....IT DOESNT F-ING EXIST.

Imagine taking news at face value in 2020. Imagine being that silly. Imagine.

The devs have tweeted and acknowledged it, so it's no fake. We all want the game to succeed, but we also don't want players to get injured either. Please use the right attitude instead of denying things you disagree with with dumb, sweeping, negative, over-the-top statements.

Acknowledged what exactly. That CyberPunk is CIA grade psych warfare designed to paralyze its users into a stupor?

Acknowledged that CyberPunk was designed from the ground up to make sure every epileptic person has a seizure?

I am going to go out on a limb, and say that no, they have never acknowledged either of the statements and that you are making things up.

Maybe I should draw you a picture, because you clearly can't understand English. The dev tweeted they would update the seizure warning and also implement a more permanent solution. Maybe this thread should have a warning too: simpleton runs amok denying seizure-inducing content in the game which the devs themselves acknowledged.

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Strobing in RE2make was really bad, because I guess the graphic designers decided a flash from an MP5 creates bright white light off all surfaces simultaneously, I guess? It was nearly impossible to tone down without like 12 graphics mods.

Hoping something like that isn't the case here. It was ludicrously distracting. I'm not epileptic, but it will give me a raging headache and it's distracting. Any strobing to me is just lazy. It looks cheap.

Probably not the same people That color scheme is just commonly used by a group of people who take offense very easily and love making a big fuss about things for attention.

gamers?

Scene in question exists and photosensitivity exist, someone having a seizure cause of it doesn't seem all that far fetched.