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@Mantis Tobaggan, so far the only complaints I have are the performance and bugs but the game is awesome otherwise. If they plan to fix it all like in W3 then sweet. After all, we are supposed to be getting DLC later on that is similar in size to Blood and Wine from W3.
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@owanobi, I've had four crashes and some really bad pop in but not bad
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@Mantis Tobaggan, I surprisingly haven't had a single crash on PC and pop-in can be pretty bad but nothing unexpected from an open world game so far. I kinda compare it to how Bethesda games are right now but the difference is that I expect CDPR to actually fix the bugs, not just ignore them 3+ games
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@owanobi, Open world jank will always be a thing. Don't think I can pick an open world rpg to date that didn't have some weird stuff going on
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@mazemarble, oh yea, I mean I find it funny that probably most of the people who would say that Cyberpunk is too buggy at launch have no problem loading up decade old skyrim and enjoying all of the bugs that game has to offer. Or even fallout 76 which still has bugs skyrim suffers from.
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I'm quite happy with the game overall. While there may be bugs the majority of my gameplay experience has been smooth. Additionally the variety of skills and ways to tackle encounters with enemys are exceptional. Stealth feels well done and tactical due to the ability to access the equipment around your enemies. The dialogue options make you feel like what you say matters thanks to how the world changes around you and the characters feel so real and visceral. I'm grateful it is the way it is and not the standard bait and switch we get so often theses days (ff15).
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This basically sums up the current state of gaming. At least now when games are released, developers have the ability to push updates and fix bugs and technical issues. Before, made an error, didn't optimize some code, left in a dev room or element, forgot some broken code, didn't code in clipping properly for an object, etc, all stuck in your game forever. CDPR is a relatively small-mid sized company comparatively. I'd say to anyone who's worked with any type of coding from something as simple as VBA or onto "regular" code like C++, Python, Javascript, no matter how many times your run into through your environment, no matter how many times you test it, there's probably something you missed or overlooked. Not to mention with the time it takes to make these games, they probably start it using 1 test environment and then have to start porting it to another. They might be professionals but they're still human and coding is a load of fückëřy
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To be fair, the game should have a release date original that accounts for it being ready to release. I know unexpected things pop up, but if your game won’t be ready by a certain date plan the original release date for later
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@Ashaman, It can be hard to tell, especially months or years in the future. I think sometimes they forget how buggy games can be and they underestimate how long squashing them all will take. It's mainly why I don't pre-order like ever, so I don't have any monetary attachment to a game. The delays kinda made me lost a decent bit of the hype for the game, and I think that was a good thing. If I went into it with the expectations from a year or 2 ago I might have been more disappointed with the state of the game.
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The game was never going to come out perfect. They already said they are working on patches. Everyone needs to calm down. Projekt is a good company. This isn't eA
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Thing is, nearly a year ago they said the game was finished and fully playable. Now they release a game that, for many, is unplayable. For many, it is a major disappointment for a game that has been hyped since its first announcement. CDPR told us they were focusing on making the game for the old gen (ps4/xb1). They said that well before any idea of the new consoles release dates was even announced. They delayed the game several times, after claiming it was fully playable, because they wanted it to be perfect. It absolutely should have been perfect, or damn near. The occasional player experiencing the occasional bug spread across all platforms; fine, that's not a big deal. What they released is so far from what they promised, and that is why the community is upset. I'm constantly seeing games crashing, cutscenes bugging, people falling through the floor, etc. If you are constantly having to restart or reload your game, it isn't playable.
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One big piece of criticism I have for Cyberpunk 2077 is that it loves to give you fake choices. Either you get two or three dialogue options that lead to the exact same response, or you’re given two dialogue choices but only the first one actually progresses the conversation. It’s rather irritating for big name game developers to be still pulling lazy stunts like this. If they want the conversation to be linear, make it linear, just make it a cut scene and stop putting in pointless inputs for the player, already.
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How you all dealing with being overheated i cn not seem to avoid tht
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This is one thing I love about consoles. If it doesn't run on PC its your fault for having a bad PC. If it doesnt run on your console then its the developers fault for not optimising it properly.
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I’m not upset because of clear and obvious setbacks due to Covid I’m upset because we got a trailer and then radio silence for over a year seriously not once did they mention it didn’t need a new trailer or a title just the confirmation that it was still being worked on I don’t think that’s too much to ask
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Okay but also set a realistic release date to begin with. Even with the need to push the date back due to covid, should’ve just given the full time they needed the first time
Lmao! It's been like 8 years. The games got good bones its just broke af, but witcher 3 was too so its cool