Cyberpunk 2077

A pretty good game and an amazing benchmark for your PC.

Its just what it is, on my second playthru

the update ruined the game took may comple playthro and removed most of all my cyberware lowed the tear of the ones it let me keep the skill tree is wak and is not as cool as advertised u now have to use componets to upgrade ur cyberware u cant create a real cyber boss anymore because one skill tec is required for u to have more mods all around hate it wont play the dlc

As a CGI artist, this is simply an outstanding open world. All environment, props, tools, upgrades, characters animations, textures, etc are with detail unprecedented before for such a large-scale project. If you appreciate that, everything else fades. I love the gameplay, I love the people and the stories so far. Yes, you can go and see the bad parts, release bugs, or whatever. But if you compare all this with the titanic work involved in Cyberpunk world. They are about 1% and I am sure everything will be fixed eventually. People complaining about this and that is simply irrelevant in my opinion.

We all know this game had a rough launch filled with more bugs than a Bethesda game and features that shipped broken. It honestly felt like an alpha test with half the skills not doing anything and features like multiple crafting being completely missing causing you to spend 30 minutes clicking a button to craft a weapon. The strange thing is even with all the issues I really enjoyed the game. Cyberpunk has best graphics of any game I've ever played and Night City has me awestruck every time I load up the game. It still amazes me that the city actually has verticality considering how big it is. I hope in the expansions they have time to finish fleshing out the rooftops and I also hope they add new traversal methods. It'd be nice if they added interiors behind many of the locked doors. I also thoroughly enjoyed the main story and side quests. Bugs aside my main criticism of the game now is that it has a severe case of Fallout 4 where at many points it feels more like a shooter with RPG mechanics than an RPG with shooter mechanics. Many of the perks are uninteresting and quickhacking isn't immersive as you can use almost any hack on almost any NPC even though in a city as large as Night City it would be absurd if all the citizens had the same exact cyberware. There are also some annoyances with the shooter mechanics as when using grenades it keeps defaulting to recon grenades when I need explosives. Perhaps they should make a seperate "gadget slot" that is bound to another key where you equip recon grenades and the like. Lastly there aren't really many skillchecks in dialogue when there probably should be. Luckily the issues with the core gameplay I've pointed out wouldn't be too difficult for the developers to fix in a future patch or expansion. I look forward to what the future holds for Cyberpunk 2077 because to me it appears as though it is a diamond in the rough.