Cyberpunk 2077 is done, but may still get the odd update 'here or there'
Cyberpunk 2077 is done, but may still get the odd update 'here or there'
Plus, game is nominated for a BAFTA.
"may still get the odd update 'here or there'" to f***up my mod list, YAY!
Still in love with that bloody game o7
So pissed at Skyrim for doing this. Why touch it now after all this time? Fuck you Todd. I will not pay for your shitty mods.
I bought the game about 6 months ago, and it failed to grab my attention. Ran great on my pc, super fast load times, graphics look good on triple wide too, and only came across one bug that I can remember, so guess I'm lucky. Maybe I should re-try it.
I have 100 hours in the game, I only have a few more achievements to do and then Im going to complete the game. In usually not a completionist like that, but I got really hooked on this one
It's one of the very few games I've finished thrice. It just really grabbed me.
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2.0 massively rebalanced shit, so if you played in a different way on your return that might also explain it
I played 1.0 as a hacker wizard man with 0 combat skills at all, but that's a LOT harder (and, worse, annoying) as of 2.0, so I had to rework my character to find the fun
Playing it currently. Got about 50 hours in it.
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The graphics and environment are amazing, with incredible detail.
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I absolutely loathe bloated inventory management and complex character-building, and this has that in spades, but I've ignored it almost completely, meaning they could have easily just left it out altogether and been fine. There are lots of different types of weapons but rarely were any of them "better" than the other.
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The content is seemingly endless. Like I've got 50 hours and still dozens of side quests left.
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It's very story-heavy. I don't care for that particularly. Just want to shoot things and blow them up 90% of the time but this is like 50% story and cutscenes. Story is decent.
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Before the last missions and after you beat the game, your "default" mission is always the same last main quest, which is super annoying. Was hoping after I beat it, it would at least disappear from my "journal" but it just drops me back into my last checkpoint and lives at the top permanently.
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Glitches are fairly common but not a huge problem. My bike once spawned in the middle of some traffic fences. I got permanently stuck behind a building sign one time. My car would occasionally just get yeeted a thousand feet into the air for no reason. Somewhat frequent frame drops and 2 complete crashes.
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I am by no means a "skilled" gamer and the normal difficulty was far too easy. Only character that ever challenged me was literally the last guy in the main story quest. And I only died once.
Conclusion: def not GOTY contender for me but well worth $30 I paid.
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I bought it on launch and it never caught me. I gave it a shot. tried again with my new PC running it in 4k and man did it look beautiful, but I just couldn't do it. I think I should just restart and commit to it
Same here. It ran well, but somehow the gameplay was a tad shallow and it didn't make me play twice.
I probably enjoyed more the introduction than the game overall.
Really like this game. I am not a completionist, but I believe I have done all the endings including the DLC. Got nearly 300 hours in. Has it been buggy? Yes. But that was mostly resolved to a playable state a couple/few months after release.
Hope to see something in the same universe in the future.
finally started playing through the base game recently, about 30 hrs in trying to get everything done before I go to the final mission. Will the DLC be worth it?
I felt strange a similarity between the DLC and Fallout 3 DLC
Now release the complete edition and give it a 50% discount so I can finally play this game
I just went through it a month or two ago, and was super surprised at how short it was. Not that it's bad to be semi short in an open world game, but it was a one and done thing for me. Witcher 3 for comparison lasted me 200 hours, but this game was less than 60.
That's not necessarily a bad thing. Just because a game can be that long, doesn't make it better.
Think of it this way, Chrono Trigger is still considered one of the best RPGs of all time. How long does it take to finish? 23 hours.
A great game can be short and still be great.
I thought I remembered it taking far longer than that when I played it many years ago.
Yep, that's why I said it's not a bad thing to be short in my comment. It feels right, like it doesn't force you to stick around too long.
What a mess that was. Such a let down.
It’s a good game now, had a blast with it the past few months.
Good, I’m glad you’re enjoying it.
I got lucky, hardly experienced any bugs at all and I had the game from day one. Loved the atmosphere.
Agreed. I tried my first playthrough after upgrading my PC around the holidays and dealt with constant crashes and texture/model issues. No idea what people say about this game being "fixed," when the problems I experienced were the same ones I saw on clips years ago.