Cyberpunk 2077

but not an Roleplaying Game. Its now on paar with story driven Shooters like Farcry. Its basicly Cybercry now.

I spent 125 hours in this game, loved it since its release, loved the story, my eyes were filled with tears at the end. I had bought Phatom Liberty on GOG as soon as I could pre-order it. When the latter released, I downloaded 2.0, and started the story from scratch to experience the whole game without interruption. When I realized there was level scaling and no more grading of the dangerosity of the missions based on you current level, I did ALT-F4 the game in distgust, and refunded Phantom Liberty. I won't touch it again, unless appears a way to go back to the non scaling version without at the same time loosing all the improvements of the 2.0, and being able to play Phantom Liberty that way as well.

Even with the 2.0 update almost a full three years after release the game is still full of bugs like ripperdocs or shop vendors suddenly becoming non-interactible after a conversation for no apparent reason or NPC AI just messing its pants or weapon comparison comparing pistols to the shotgun instead of the equipped pistol. Driving and movement overall still feel awkward and non-intuitive. And so are the menus, trying to find anything in this game's menus is a chore. Shooting is decent, but still feels inherently a little janky. This is the Fallout 4 school of shooters. Loot has thankfully been toned down, but still feels like a little too much trashloot is being presented instead of just cash rewards. The overhauled armor mechanic helps a lot to reduce that inventory clutter and thank God for that. The game is carried by its visuals, mood and storytelling. Except the storytelling makes no sense for an open world game. The whole point is that you want to explore this new and interesting world and generally go at your own pace, yet the game constantly hounds you with this need to hurry on for plot reasons. It really shows that the devs didn't really know what they were doing and just slapped together as many different things as they could in hopes of enough stuff sticking to make this game worthwhile. A masterful example of the game director not doing their job. I bought this game 2 years after release, then decided to wait almost another year for the promised update after my initial trial-run, because the game was still too half-baked at that point. So, I went in with fairly low expectations and I still feel disappointed. Buy this if you have nothing better to play, I'm sure you'll be able to kill a lot of time with this, even have a bit of fun, but don't expect this to be the promised next banger. This is yet another middling open world AAA timewaster with a very pretty coat of paint.

Cant even load up into the damn game since 2.1 started. None of the so called fixes ppl recommend actaully freaking work. Like wtf is this.

It took them quite a while to get there but they delivered and that’s what matters. The game is second the none in Story. Mechanics. Graphics and they all mesh nicely. The game has massive replay value. It feel almost completely unique from any other game out there.