Posted on: December 14, 2020

tehw33

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Games: 5 Reviews: 1

Great game, but...

Great game, but it feels like it's in early access.

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Posted on: December 14, 2020

20ERA

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Games: 5 Reviews: 1

Have to change by myself every time.

I don't know what to do When entering the game, I have to change by myself the language every time to play this game. I'm Thai. Please make some changes in the language settings. Because I enter the game where I have to adjust the language every time, it's important.

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Posted on: December 14, 2020

mcquartz

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Games: 684 Reviews: 1

Ok, for now...

I confess I haven't spent a lot of time playing missions or getting immersed in the story. It seems safer to wait until a lot more bugfixes and optimization patches have landed. One or two might potentially break all progress. So I have contented myself with driving and mostly just walking around the city, Watson that is, as the rest is still locked for me. This has proven to be a great way to just chill and become immersed in the environment. I find it very relaxing and I'm constantly in awe of the density and art direction of the surroundings. What I do feel is that the difference between the more busy parts and the more desolate places/roads is too stark. Some streets and roads are just much too empty, while others are some of the most dense I have ever experienced in a game like this. Surely it can't be a problem to up the car and pedestrian count in those emptier places, or at least provide an option to do so. I suppose mods will come along to fix this, like in TW3. On a technical level, I am using an I7/RTX2080 combo with very high settings. This gives me very playable framerates on a 1440p Gsync monitor. I had hoped for even better performance, but I also feared a lot more bugs. I know it has been a subpar experience for many people (especially console players), but this seems to be at least partially due to using less powerful hardware. I suppose the game will only really start to shine in a couple of years, when even more powerful GPU's can deal with it. That is not the way it should have been, but given CDPR's track record so far it is certainly what I was prepared for. Remember the mess TW1 and 2 were in when they launched and how many fixes were needed afterwards. And those were far less complex games. So far so TW3... We'll see what happens next, and by that I mean in the next 18 months or so. CDPR released the game too soon, that much is abundantly clear, but I feel I'll eventually get my money's worth anyway. In the meantime I'll just keep strolling around Watson.

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Posted on: December 14, 2020

simon186

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Games: 4 Reviews: 1

Great, but not breathtaking

I've been playing Cyberpunk on the computer for more than 20 hours and now allow myself to write a review that is as objective as possible. The world is very big, you can go into almost every building and discover things. The good graphics also support this, provided you have a suitable computer. There are side missions and events on every corner, it's never boring. However, the NPCs on the street don't seem very lively. In return, the story characters are very lovingly designed and almost every one has a cool background story. I haven't been able to play through the main story yet, but this is also exciting so far and the various options in the dialogues give you the feeling of being an integral part of it. At one point or another there are bugs such as floating cigarette butts. But i haven't recognized any bugs that really affect the game experience. The game is also stable and I haven't had any crashes (GTX 1070, graphic settings high, FPS around 40 - 60). What i like most about this game is the gameplay and the great character skill tree. With the help of hacking and many stealth skills you can act quiet and secretly, like an assassin. On the other hand, you can slaughter your way through the enemys with a wide variety of weapons, and this is great fun. What I like the least is the physics, here you could have learned a slice from some older titles like GTA V. For example, bumping into NPCs doesn't seem very realistic. Even a tire doesn't burst after shooting at it. Some movements of the characters/NPCs also seem a bit robotic. Here are the pros and cons again summarized: + story + many side missions + character design + gameplay + great skill tree - ugly bugs - physics - character movements - NPCs seems lifeless All in all, i can recommend Cyberpunk 2077. You can have a lot of fun if you don't get annoyed by the little things.

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Posted on: December 14, 2020

Ezlo14

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Games: 83 Reviews: 2

Meeting my expectations.

So far pretty good I was worried I wouldnt enjoy it because I dont like skyrim but it's more like "The Outer Worlds" than that which is good for me. Vehicles feel kinda like you're on a slip n slide they take a few seconds too long to stop when you start braking and maybe its just the ones I've tried but I have used 3 different ones so far and I have the same issue with them. The foundations for fun driving are there but turning and braking need to be adjusted. I am a huge fan of the cyberpunk genre and its always nice to have more games in it I kinda have a headcannnon that this takes place in the same world as the game Ruiner its fun. Be aware this game is very demanding my brother is using my old pc (i5 6600, GTX 970) at 1920x1080 he is able to play but has to sacrifice a lot of visuals one thing that really helped him was to turn down crowds. On my pc (i7 8700K, RTX 2080) at 3440x1440 im able to play ray tracing off around 80 average and 60 low fps. Ray tracing on and DLSS set on performance I average 60 and low 35 fps. For the most part I'm here for the world and story but I also enjoy the gameplay punching, weapons, and guns are all fun. Double tap WASD on the keyboard to dash works until you are trying to stealth I tend to double tap when I'm being sneaky trying to take baby steps and V will stand up and dash into the spotlight. Kinda wish dash was set to CTRL or one of my mouse buttons might be able to do that in the keybinding settings but I've yet to check. Being able to have V be gay, bi, trans, or intersex is real cool I apreciate that it's there. Not sure I've seen any intersex representation in games since NeiR Replicant, it really fits nicely into the cyberpunk genre. Game is super buggy I've been really luck that Ive really only experienced maybe 4 bugs but other people have had a real bad time with bugs. I'd tell people who are worried about it to wait till March/April to pick this up. overall really enjoying it so far hope it fills my GITS itch.

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