Posted on: January 1, 2021

MERSAT

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Games: 26 Reviews: 1

Seems like

Seems like new Far Cry, ok, but not RPG

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Posted on: January 3, 2021

Ishkode

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Games: 24 Reviews: 1

Welcome to Night City...

Marketed as an RPG, it is probably best described as an action game with RPG elements. If it helps think of it like the Witcher. Geralt is a set character, you can do various different things, but you never really change him. Consider V to be the same in this respect. Character creation again was touted as being this amazing tool, unfortunately, it is quite generic and a lot more limited than it could of been, to illustrate, i saw the Male V Pop figure in a store, it looked exactly like my V. It starts off well enough as it quickly directs you to the opening quest which then further tunnels you into the intro of how the game works and spits you out - unfortunately despite the three options you are given for life paths, it all condenses down the same. V speaks like a street punk most of the time and your life path offers you some limited extra dialogue choices. At no time did it feel that my starting path was relevant. It feels as though this aspect was cut heavily from the game. The main quest line gets much, much better as you progress, it starts off weak. The most value you get though is via side quests, some are truly AAA stuff. There are some excellent characters who you will remember for a long time. By the end of the game you will have been challenged on ethics, humanity and the establishment, rather than granting answers it will only leave questions for you to consider. Gameplay wise; driving is relatively terrible, no damage modelling to really speak of. There is a terrible gameplay decision to have numerous police teleport behind you when a "crime" is committed and the inventory and PC controls are terribly outdated, many times I was left performing an action i didn't want to as a key can do multiple things at once in context and the game doesn't always recognise that context. Gun play and melee are generic. Despite this i did enjoy myself very much, you have to perservere to reach the good though. Patches will make this game a classic.

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Posted on: January 3, 2021

gpanta

Games: 8 Reviews: 1

DO NOT BUY CYBERPUNK 2077!

I suggest NOT TO BUY this game. Let's stop companies from selling unfinished games and using paying customers to do the betatesting! Got this game without looking at reviews just out of trust in CD Project red. It will be the last time and hope to save others from wasting money. I'm over 100hours, completed twice the game to get the most out of it... and trying to force my self to like it. But the state it is in is unaceptable and reveals simply lak of professionality. The only time I felt so let down is when I finished The Phantom Pain... but at least that was a finished product as far as gameplay is concerned. The story was "unfinished" or rather... rushed to a conclusion... but the game itself could be played. In Cyberbug 2077 AI is simply unfinished. NPCs react in absurd ways, and enemies do not react but follow scripted actions or just stand sponging bullets! There is no variety in the reactions. shoot in the crowd and all NPCs will duck, all NPCs in car wil jump out and duck. The game is plainly NOT FINISHED as far as AI goes! WHY MY NO BUY First found game breaking bugs, now fixed. Still present glitches and bugs that spoil the game. For example corpses falling through walls revealing your position and ruining a stealth action. The different backgrounds have no significant impact on the game. a different intro, and some different dialogue options that bare no significant influence on the story. AGAIN revealing an unfinished product; looks like they put toghether a general path but did not implement the differences one could expect coming from different starting points. No matter if you start as nomab corpo or street kid, you'll end up allways in the same way! PROS: Great story. great characters. a compelling story is what kept me getting back, indeed worth seeing all the endings... But to do so you might as well watch some videos on youtube. Only makes me more angry for the wasted potential.

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Posted on: January 6, 2021

Funkymonkey1010

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Games: 12 Reviews: 1

Great game BUT...

I'm liking the game a lot with over 200 hours put into it BUT there are an incredible amount of bugs big and small. The game also feels incomplete in a variety of places, like performance, incomplete map, controls, RPG elements, that sort of stuff. On the other hand, the characters, music, graphics, world building and vibe are all fantastic, really top notch. In a year this game will be amazing I'm sure, so waiting until then for a final, polished game is what I would recommend if you don't want to deal with early release woes.

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Posted on: January 6, 2021

srg.689

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Games: Reviews: 2

A few kind words

I like immersive open world games. I read probably every cyberpunk novel. I bought this game on release. I almost uninstaled it twice, but clocked already 38 hours in game. So it's not a total flop. Actually, on my scale of open world games it's an average (so a disappoinment, but a playable title). I won't talk about 1.0 bugs or performance. Instead I focus on what I did like and what didn't: The good parts: - katanas, with a controller - pedestrian and traffic density; yes, NPCs are dumb and basically should be considered a particle effect, but you get traffic jams in CP2K77, which is essential to get the feeling of the densely populated urban area; Night City feels densely populated, and yes, you should ride a bike. - art and sound direction; I'm amazed at the quantity and the quality of work that the artists did - city design; it often has multiple layers one above the other; you can seemlessly enter many buildings; lot's of areas to explore; lots of hidden places and passages; overall' it's a dense, highly detailed, hostile and inhuman city; I still haven't seen it all; advice: ride slower Bad parts: - cars and guns - inventory and shop screens are from the 90s; everything is a low-res square icon assigned to a slot; you can't even see arms & clothes before you buy them - mission intros are on the phone, often when I'm already doing some other stuff; so many opportunities to increase engagement are lost; missions are just dumped on you all together - there're too many cut scenes; basically it's a tell tale game; with too many things to read - random stuff that breaks immersion: the city is full of fast food joints but V can't eat there; the game allows to sit on bar stools in scripted missions, but won't allow to do that in free roam mode; NPCs are samey and not permanent; stuff that doesn't break (try to smash a radio, or shoot a tree) - swimming is as awful as in W3 Would I buy it again? Maybe. The game needs a major update to justify the price.

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