Cyberpunk 2077

Few months after release. Barry still doesn't want to talk to me. Oh yeah, you see the first giff of the player driving and shooting. I can't drive and shoot.

The game is extremely enjoyable. Too much maybe. And that is a problem. Bugs and glitches were to be expected, so... not a big deal. The _*BIG*_ problem is elsewhere. Somewhere along the lines somebody lost the "punk" in "cyberpunk". A lot of the commentary is set up that cyberpunk is known for... and nothing is done with it. Nobody takes a stance. Yes "show don't tell" and all that. But the problem is not the lack of "telling". It's the lack of "showing". Some of those "downtrodden" areas look cleaner than most places i work in. And i'm a CEO. You do not hear... i dunno... people going to a crappy japanese imitation restaurant that serves you dishes with funerary implements and a random dude complaining that "yeah, japan is truly dead here" or somebody complaining that the items in the menus sound like they are picked from somebody who has never spoken a line of japanese in 50 years, with maybe the waiter/ress complaining that yeah (s)he would really like to go to japan one day if she ever can afford it... or something along those lines. You do not pick a voice that has people call you "a man" and get to tell everybody to f- themselves over with a chainsaw for calling you a man. You do earn street cred for... lowering crime?!?! WTF? If anything i should earn street cred for raising it! There is... no outrage at anything. Your character does not and cannot take a stance on anything important. Because nothing is important to them. And that would be a valid commentary... if your character was 70 and tired of being a punk, having seen Johnny fail in his silver days. Because that is what this feels like. Some..."thing" that has no rage left. It does not really take a stance. It just goes through a list of problems to solve. It feels... "tired" of corporate sh**. So tired... it does not try anymore. Because there is no sense in trying. That is how i feel in real life. But not how i should feel in a video game i bought to not feel like that.

I don't actually know what to do, I bought the game a bit after its release since I bought it, I could never start it or anything, the game is missing optimisation.

The game looks nice, but I couldn't feel the immersion, because of all the annoying bugs. And especially the quest breakers... or during a main mission two side quests activated and after the main mission was over the side quests failed automatically, because the chapter ended... I can't recommend such an unpolished game and immersive-breaking game. I didn't even have fun playing it. 1/5 stars.

This game has been marred by huge technical issues that are now starting to be resolved thankfully. My main disappoint is with the GOG update system which requires many users (Ive checked with a huge amount of people online) have to reinstall the entire game to take into account the updates. I left my pc on overnight (Bad idea i know) and it hadnt finished applying the patches 7 hours later. Reinstalled the whole game and it was fine but this issue has crept up with every update. Not happy.