Posted on: October 11, 2023

S1nterklaas

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Great addition

A day and night difference from launch

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Posted on: October 12, 2023

TastemyBEEF

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goodness

glorious

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Posted on: October 13, 2023

oSsYy

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Perfect DLC for a perfect game.

I never thought I'd feel like a kid again while playing a game. No game/expansion now-a-days is really entertaining but Cyberpunk's Phantom Liberty update is not only fun and entertaining but it also revives some feelings about gaming I thought I lost while growing up. I played CP2077 about a year after its release on PC so I couldn't really relate to all the negative reviews, other than the cops not working as I thought they would the game ran perfectly! I played the main story 3 times (Corpo, Streetkid and Nomad) but never came back to the game with the intention of completing 100% of it. I had about 55-65 hours before the update. After the expansion I now have over 120 hours played and the game doesn't get stale! There's always something to do, even when I don't have anything to do I still have fun.. I never thought I'd love this game as much as I do now. I really don't know what all the bad reviews are about.. have these people even played the game to its full potential?

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Posted on: February 24, 2024

schubaal

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Nonsense

Waste of money. This weakens an otherwise alright game.

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Posted on: July 22, 2024

Amokhunter

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From mediocre to bad

Story wise, it's crap, that's the TL:DR. Wannabe spy thriller that blew it's budget on yet another too expensive big shot to function as a lure and then the guy is... ok, middle of the road, hell, there were more than enough less known voice actors, that wouldn't have cost you an arm & a leg who could have delivered just as well, but no, after Reeves you had to top it with Elba. La. Di. Da. And in the end it was all for nothing, which leaves a bitter taste in the mouth, but then again, we all know already that the story was utter garbage and we're just the Uberdriver for Silverhand, so nothings changed on that front. Gameplay wise, you get a plus plus (pun intended) for clearing up the senseless clutter, HUGE minus for the extraordinarily stupid idea of restricting Iconic weapons from mods and top it off with crafting being limited to Rank 5, when R5++, so two more ranks, are now the max attainable. If you want to try out a modded weapon, you'll have to find one randomly dropped and oh yeah, the Barghest Police has their own weapon class, for whatever reason. On a side note: Crafting can also no longer be used to gain infinite money, as components can no longer be bought anywhere and upgrades are prohibitively insane expensive, which is why I have resorted to cheating, cause after more than 1.000 hours, I no longer have the patience to farm the beach in Pacifica for hours on end. Final thoughts: If I had known what we're getting, I never would have pre-ordered Cyberpunk 2077. It was broken beyond belief, not just in bugs, from which I, as a PC player was largely spared, but in terms of criminally undercooked gameplay, horrid balancing and a very bad movie-esque main storyline that is a shame of epic proportions when you look at what they delivered just Prior (Witcher 3 with 2 excellent expansions and brilliant story telling). Add to that their proud proclamation to adhere to ESG and DEI from now on and we all know: CDPR is dead, it just doesn't know it yet.

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