Not as complciated and easy to stuff up as teh hardcore D&D rules, makes for a much more fun and approachable RPG but with the large and complex open world expected of such titles. A great itteration on the first game
Not a fan boy, I watched a few of the pre-launch vids, but found most of it quite silly and irrelevant hype. I do however love the cyberpunk theme in games, all the way from the first System Shock. Ever since then been hoping for something like it (The deus ex series came very close, especially with the first game, but didn't quite get the same feeling as the system shock games). Decided to buy Cyberpunk a day or two before launch, just to preload the stuff. I didn't expect much in terms of performance as i have a RX580 and Ryzen 1600, but i was pleasantly surprised with a 30-40 fps on high settings (though knocked down the anisotropic and AO a notch each). The game is beautiful, and plays surprisingly well on my dated hardware. There are a few minor bugs, not game breaking in my experience though. E.g. saw two NPCs do the T-Pose, but for about 5 seconds. And while you can remap your controls, it reset the first time i did this, and even now (i think they patched that) it still wont me untoggle crouch during a convo even though i changed the toggle crouch from C to Ctrl (C is the skip convo button, very annoying). After 19hours i have had only 1 crash, though I get that everyone's systems are different. The gameplay is also pretty good. It takes some time to get used to all the buttons, especially when in the hacking screen. If you focus your skill you get very strong fairly quickly, but you cans till take higher difficulty missions for a challenge, and get better rewards while doing so. The Narrative is great. I hear people complain that your dialogue doesnt mattery, not true. There are plenty of options in what you say, and what you do (even in some minor quick jobs) that changes other's perception of you. Some NPCs are there for many many missions, Judy for example, and Victor. And there is a tonne of things to do, any way you want to. All and all a great game, that requires some quality of life polish (keymapping especially) but is well worth the money.
