Posted on: October 1, 2023

CaptainNemo77

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Bad keybind preferences page! Pleas fix.

I played the original game for over 1000 hours and loved it. But since 2.0 I have not been able to play it yet because the keyboard mapping I need is not possible anymore. Please make it possible to map the same keys for different actions using tap AND hold and make ALL keys rebindable in the preferences. I am not willing to fiddle again for hours with non-selfexplaining and sometimes even misleading XML files to get my keybindings right. This should be possible inside the game for ALL keys. Why is it not possible to use the same key for "Reload" when tapping and "Holster Weapon" when holding the key? This works in other games as well. Why is it not possible to use the same key for "Crouch Hold", "Crouch Toggle" and "Evade" based on context? Please fix the PC keyboard mapping preference page. This is litterally the reason I have to deduct 4 Stars from an otherwise great game, because it is now no longer playable for me.

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Posted on: October 5, 2023

PrincessAmanda

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Action game flick for mainstream gamers.

I wont go as far as 1 star like some others did. It would be unfair in comparison to regular trash that AAA gaming is often serving. This game at least has art direction and somewhat unique world design. So if to me The Witcher 3 is easly 5 stars game ( hell, i even consider first CDPR game, TW1 to be 5 stars ), Cyberpunk 2.0 + PL in comparison appears to me like a average game that was very expensive to make. I am convinced at this point that Cyberpunk 2077 exists just as a "tool" to wow people with: A). New Nvidia hardware B). movie stars C). Aggresive promotion of controversial things like Twitch streamers, Youtubers etc. Nothing ruins my immersion more then yelling twitch streamer standing on the street in very prominent spot where my character has to go back dozens of times. Now about patch 2.0 and PL. Call me stupid but to me this is not a Roleplaying game. I never feel even for a second that my character has actual stats, atrributes, skills etc. PL has engaging story, well written characters ( mostly ) sure, but then there is endless push for action and over the top drama. Both, Phantom Liberty and legacy Cyberpunk are games worth playing for characters, story and original soundtrack. Gameplay mechanics are below average and RPG'ness of this game is non existent to me ( especialy since overhyped patch 2.0 ). What also annoys me is the economy at NC. Random garbage looting arround the world gives 20 times more money then completing a GIG or a mission where V is risking her/hes life. Math was never good in any CDPR games and they are still bad at it. I am hyped for The Witcher 1 remake. It can't be ruined since it's a remake... unless they add bunch of gaming "personalities" as NPC's (God, please no). But I fear for the new Witcher games cause CDPR has changed beyond recognition. Used to be super talented indie studio under the label " We are Rebels ". Now it's super rich studio with label " Above average with fancy graphics ".

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Posted on: October 7, 2023

MajorKaza

Jeux: 23 Avis: 3

Requirements apparently went up

So, if you have trouble like many people here check if your CPU is not overheating like mine. Leaving this 3/5 (avg) until I fix my PC and see it all. Base game was great.

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Posted on: October 19, 2023

Nidhoegger

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Cyberpunk inverted

Let me preface this with that, by and large, I enjoyed Phantom Liberty and 2.0. The new area is decently designed, the new fixer quests are fun and the new mechanics, while sometimes directly borrowed from existing user mods (hopefully with permission...) are by and large enjoyable. In terms of gameplay, it is a solid experience. Unfortunately, in terms of story, it is not. Phantom Liberty suffers from a dissonance between the player's capabilities and V's actions in prior quests required for the DLC. Little things like changes to the side quests if one, say, fought and won the boxing championship are excellent. Unfortunately, this does not translate to the main questline. In one particular case, you meet with a faction you clashed with previously and have to watch your character make the same mistakes all over again for no reason. There is no option to learn from these mistakes, no option for growth, not even one to opt out. You follow the railroad, whether it makes sense or not. In the main game, the rails made sense. In Phantom Liberty, in many, many choices, there is a real choice missing which severely detracts from the narrative. In other words, while the DLC is superb in terms of performance and gameplay, in terms of story it very much is not. You make exactly one choice in the entire narrative. And that is simply not enough, compared to the myriad of small consequences your actions have in the main game. Phantom Liberty is the inverse of CP 2077's launch, and as a result, just as flawed: Great gameplay, few bugs, sub-par story.

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Posted on: November 4, 2023

Ilrane

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Une histoire prenante !

Une histoire principale prenante, je l’ai adorée seulement il y a quelques trucs laissés de côtés. Les nouveaux personnages sont intéressants, mes préférés sont Reed et surtout Songbird. Toutes les quêtes secondaires et autres sont bien plus travaillées que sur le jeu de base. Les véhicules armés et "savonnettes" sont plutôt sympas et la nouvelle gestion d’achat pratique même si j’aimais bien aller chercher mes véhicules. L’arbre de compétences de la relique est vraiment simple et n’a pas de gros impact sur le gameplay. J’ai eu plus de bugs qu’à la sortie du jeu de base et pire encore un crash à chacune de mes sessions de jeu. L’amélioration des interventions policières est une bonne chose. La musique ne m’a pas marqué mais elle est agréable. Les fins sont toutes émouvantes et nous interroge sur nos choix et nous-même seulement j’aurai aimé une fin heureuse… Je ne joue pas à un jeu pour avoir le moral dans les chaussettes pour cela il y a la vie réelle. Une des fins pourrait être associé à une « happy end » seulement elle est douce-amère. Il y a un problème de romances dans tous les jeux, c’est bâclé. Les romances sont un truc de côté et elles ne sont pas correctement intégrées dans le jeu. L’histoire principale de ce DLC met volontairement ou non de côté une facette de l’activité des espions. Ils ne passent pas leur temps à préparer des plans alambiqués avec des gadgets, il y a également une partie de manipulation et de séduction (irl : Fidel Castro). Cela aurait pu donner une autre vision de l’histoire et ainsi développer un peu plus le personnage de Kurt Hansen entr’autre. Et pourquoi pas une fin supplémentaire. Pour conclure, je finirais en écrivant que ce DLC m’a pris aux tripes plus que le jeu de base. J’étais vraiment dedans et chacune des fins m’a marqué à sa manière même si celle qui m’a le plus attristé en fin de compte est celle dite « cachée ». Le DLC est bien plus travaillé que le jeu de base et il aurait dû sortir dans cet état dés le départ.

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