An all-new progression system with revamped perks, skill trees, and cyberware makes Cyberpunk 2077 worth revisiting, or jumping into for the first time.
This is amazing, Love to see a company come back hard and really put in the work to make their game good. Sure we all wish they would have launched better.
-But if your going to come back and make it right, this is how you do it. I was already enjoying the game because I was always playing on a PS5, it still had some problems but they were minor things... PS4 versions sound like they had a horror show. -But I'm really excited to come back for the DLC and I love that they went back and improved the overall game. Really makes me want a CyberPunk 2, It would really do some crazy numbers...
I See CyberPunk more like a series, kind of like a TV show where we would have More episodes of different people in NightCity and their stories of how they tried to get out of NightCity and choices they had to make, and things they felt force to do. Like Idris Elba in the DLC, playing through his story in CyberPunk 2 would be Insane.
I mean the way they did Johnny a.k.a Keanu Reeves in part 1 is awesome, when you play as Johnny it's an amazing game experience, they really did an amazing job. The feel of his play through when he is shooting that bad A$$ gun is just Awesome. You really start to see what happened to him and why he is like that. That is CyberPunks secret sauce... They can keep making the next game if Story telling is going to be this good.
I want CyberPunk 2, I think that game would be insane, if this is how they are going to keep improving. Fun factor would be off the charts.. Excited to Play this...
Issue isn’t just the release on last generation consoles or reviews before release. It’s the fact CDPR tried to hide all that footage so they knew beforehand game wasn’t in playable state
We as gamers are tired of broken games at launch. If you don’t agree with that than you are a problem yourself
CDPR got their due, a few of their upper management were basically forced out.
Yes a bad game released is a terrible thing, but working their asses off to improve it and actually make a really good game should be commended. Most Devs would have took the money and run.
It isnt one. Lots of people that tried to play it on last gen consoles had a predictably bad time. If you didnt play it on those consoles then, like me, you had a decent to great experience with the game.
Now this one was a game very fun to hate on simply because of the last gen versions and regardless of individual experience on it. Reviews were glowing all the way until people realized last gen versions were unplayable.
@Ashunderfire86 I played it in 2020. Game was perfectly fine. I didnt play it on xbox one or ps4 though.
This isnt starfield. Game was perfectly fine on PC. Good story. Good combat. Average Skill tree. Very respectable side content.
The only and I mean only reason it got shat on so hard was because of last gen consoles and the poor optimization of current gen ones. The actual content in the game was praised.
I had the game on PS5 back in 2020, and the game kept on freezing man! Every hour game freeze! Just because you didn't have a problem, doesn't mean everyone else didn't have a problem with the game on PS5 as well!
I didn't think it was a bad game on launch, just a deeply flawed one, similar to how I feel about Starfield currently funnily enough (although that's from game design not bugs).
I say well done CDPR, hopefully they take the lessons learned here into Witcher 4. Cyberpunk was a solid 7 for me at launch. It's among the best RPG's I've ever played after the updates.
The game at launch was definitely incomplete man. The NPCs were all lifeless, and the lack of the police system working at all. Look at Angry Joe's review of this game back in 2020, and you can agree the game on a design level was incomplete!!! Plus the game kept on freezing on the PS5 version I was playing. I sent the game back for a refund 3 years ago, and never played it since. Now I got it new for $15 bucks waiting to open it for the 2.0 update.
Yeah but the story, characters, gunplay, side quests, the world. All were some top tier content. The problem was it was ruined by bugs and let's be honest, unreal expectations set by the Devs themselves.
Good I paid $15 dollars for the based game, and got an unopen copy. I am waiting for that 2.0 update, and then I will get Phantom Liberty! Glad I waited for this game to be better.
Glad I held off. I'll jump in eventually. I promised myself never to buy a game at launch in this day and age. Only a few are the exception. Majority gets released unfinished.
time for me to start a new game I think.
cant polish a turd
I didn't think it was a bad game on launch, just a deeply flawed one, similar to how I feel about Starfield currently funnily enough (although that's from game design not bugs).
I say well done CDPR, hopefully they take the lessons learned here into Witcher 4. Cyberpunk was a solid 7 for me at launch. It's among the best RPG's I've ever played after the updates.
Even before this update, the game was a blast. People just love to hate on this site.
It looked awesome, ran well and was plenty of fun to play on PC
Good I paid $15 dollars for the based game, and got an unopen copy. I am waiting for that 2.0 update, and then I will get Phantom Liberty! Glad I waited for this game to be better.