Cyberpunk 2077

- Clothing now serves mostly a visual purpose, with only a few exceptions. Most of it is only good for recycling into components. - Some weapons lack optical sight mods, and there are non-removable mods on many weapons. As a result, most found weapons are only suitable for recycling. Upgrading a few legendary weapons found at the start of the game is more than sufficient. - It appears that the aspect of modifying and upgrading weapons and clothing feels somewhat lacking compared to the older version I played before. - Regarding implants, you can purchase inexpensive ones and upgrade them using components from the hundreds of recycled weapons and clothes. - Perks have been greatly simplified, and the bonuses you receive are relatively minor. In the 15 levels I played, I forgot to learn new perks, and it didn't seem to have much impact. In the old perks system, the gains were more substantial. - Grinding is particularly frustrating, especially when it comes to weapon mods that you need to craft using lower-level mods (and cannot be crafted from components) with a 2-to-1 recipe. In summary, in my opinion, Cyberpunk 2.0 seems to have lost a significant amount of content and feels more like a beta version 0.9 rather than a true 2.0 upgrade.

Yes it looks and sounds good. That's about it. Everything else feels very dated: the game mechanics. the pedestrians/NPCs, the interactions with the environment, the driving that feels more realistic in Cruisin' USA. I don't understand the point of a gigantic map if there's no real freedom and if you can't interact with 90% of it. The story is on a rail and there's no real decision making. huge disappointment. In saying that, I thought Witcher 3 was boring as, so maybe CD Projekt's games just aren't for me.

Loved this game through what was it, 1.6? You come back now and not only does the DLC have weird political activists inserted into it like Alanah Pearace, but everything's been level scaled and now there is no feeling of progression playing through the game. The entire city feels the same, there's no longer reason to feel afraid to go anywhere. Before this game actually rewarded your time invested with it. Now it all feels the same. It was like a flawed immersive sim in an open world. If you took the time to invest in your character's build and really thought things through, you could be absurdly powerful, but it wasn't easy. Now it's just another GTA clone about hacking like Watch Dogs, with lite RPG mechanics. No thanks.

Poorly optimization and obsolete gameplay. i guess with the next patches the optimization will improve but the framerate at this is now is unstable. Im running with a i9 and a rtx 2070 with 16 gb or ram and there are moments the game is unplayable. Aside from that, feels like a 2010 game. World is big and so are the last 250.000 million games since gta 5. Feels like CD project invested way to much on PR and flashy shit , and needed another 10 years to get right basic mechanics. I mean, the old feeling isnt even that bad but the first shooting on the car took around 10 minutes on a start -stop frame rate. Im getting my money back, ill get the game in three , four years with a humble pack or something after all the pachtes are working.

Character creation is fun for a while, but I would really like to see more than a few frames of the actual game. Son, I am disappoint.