it's around an 8.5/10. I was one of the lucky few who experienced very little bugs on launch. The only things I saw/had were simple trigger issues (fixed with quick-saving/-loading) and the AI something doing wonky shit (in terms of movement) but these are common in virtually ALL open world games. So I didn't have any problems with it. I played a netrunner build with tech weapons. The build I went for really gave you things to work towards and you could feel your power increase with each perk you recieved. (Now in 2.0, I'm kinda like I don't want 90% of these perks.. who knows maybe it'll change, only ~10h into the 2.0 phantom liberty with a fresh playthrough) I thoroughly enjoyed each piece of cyberware I added to V (eventhough the economy (cash/crafting resources) was broken.) because just like the perks you could genuinely feel a shift in your gameplay, things worked a little faster/better. E.g. the double jump legs opened up the city, tons of roofs containing loot, new ways to get into buildings (which otherwise required a far more nuanced approach, actually looking for a way up, and now it was just poof Im there) and especially with netrunning cyberware felt impactful because your cyberdecks varied wildly between stats, from hacking through walls to making legendary quickhacks jump to additional targets. Now in 2.0, I'm not so sure if I am enjoying cyberware. I've checked out half of the ripperdocs and it seems like they all have the exact same gear. Real shame imo. (also kinda semi sorta maybe dislike the body requirements, how each piece costs a piece of 'humanity'? it's just very unclear how to get more) Driving was utter shit but the cars had cool designs, I just drove the batmobile everywhere due to its speed and acceleration. Nearly out of text here. Main Story was good, really good, rather short sadly. side content, nice locations, story told via text was kinda bad side quests good. police encounters fine city life, alive things to do in city, dead
