《赛博朋克 2077》

This was a long awaited title, especially for witcher players. This game had so much potential, it feels even more dissapointing especially with ALL THE HYPE, so MUCH HYPE. Pro: - Great writing / Amazing story; - Believable MAIN PLOT characters; - FPS RPG, and it just works. - Gunplay well done. - Amazing Graphics, if you have a good GPU. I have a RX 580 and with tweaking i get a stable 60fps (use Fidelity FX). Bad: - Bugs, bugs, alot of bugs, jesus christ so many bugs. The witcher 3 had bugs also, so i guess we will wait until version 1.33 of Cyberpunk until it is a final product. - Mature content was a big lie, they marketed hookers, relationships, alot of sex. I don't know if executives decided to remove content or SJW journos complained about it. - Stealth need tweaking. - NPCs are very bad, it's like a different company developed this game. - Driving needs some patches, if feels like pubg driving. Overall they were right on mark with the Theme, i like the Bladerunner / Ghost in the Shell style of the game, i just hope it's not too late to fix the game.

The game we saw being built up all these years, some many cool features, customizations, little cutscenes, that made people like me want the game are gone, many places are unfinished, gaps in the UI where something else used to fit, doors closed to prevent exploration simply because they couldn't finish the game. Also it runs very poorly, I have and I770K and a gtx1080TI, I can't get 40 stable fps on medium settings. Soo many bugs, on a 60€ game. I played Kindgdom come deliverance on ultra at launch with less bugs and better performance. Comparing to the witcher the story is short, side missions boring and the endings (so far I only saw 2) are just lacking luster. Feels like CDPR pulled an Anthem, missing pieces, bad dialogs, lack of decision consequences and very little customizations. What have they been doing all these years I wonder?!The only good thing about the game so far are the choices of music that match the world of cyberpunk. My advice, is to save your money this isn't worth 20€, install the witcher again because it feels like these 2 games were bad by 2 different companies.

Rushed does not even being to describe this game. It practically screams cut features and cut content. Some parts of the game are well done, mainly graphics and sound design, and to some extent story as well. However, even ignoring the gamebreaking bugs, Cyberpunk 2077 manages to underdeliver in almost every other aspect. There are a lot of systems in play, yet somehow damn near all of them are rushed and poorly designed. It's almost as if there was no QA testing in place at all.

This isn't a game. This is an early beta that's embarrassingly incomplete. Even if you can get it to work on your computer (no guarantee), the game itself is lacking in pretty much every aspect. Shame on the executives who pushed this out- it should have stayed in development for at least another year, possibly longer.

As I think enough has been said already about performance, AI, missing mechanics (e.g. police or vehicle damage models), lifelessness of the city itself et cetera, I decided to address a disappointment not shared that often by others and it refers to the general absence of the "Cyberpunk narrative" as a whole because this game does fail to resemble the genre in any meaningful way entirely. In Rob Sheridan's words on Twitter in 2019, "Classic cyberpunk is anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, and not tech-fetishistic but rather SKEPTICAL of how technology is used by systems of power to further oppression. Many modern takes are lacking the skepticism that fueled 80s cyberpunk. Needs more punk, less cyber."(1). I couldn't state it better. This is what the entire genre is about, but in CDPR's vision there is no space for any meaningful reference to even one of those topics. Ironically, the closest references to any of those topics can be found in "real life", which is that Cyberpunk 2077 was built on the backs of exploited workers forced to complete extended shifts of mandatory overtime while its studio heads managed to become billionaires before the game ever saw the light of day. I think William Gibson meant the same when writing in 2018 on Twitter, "The trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 strikes me as GTA skinned-over with a generic 80s retro-future, but hey, that's just me."(2). As we now know, Cyberpunk does not even do well when comparing it to games as the GTA franchise as its currently lacking many of its core game mechanics. In short, Cyberpunk 2077 is a sci-fi Disneyland, a shitty copy of a copy of a copy that qualifies as old-school cyberpunk only in a meta sense and thus the game is unfortunately way too backward-looking and self-referential making it impossible to say anything interesting and meaningful about the present. (1) https://twitter.com/rob_sheridan/status/1109646619761242113?s=20 (2) https://twitter.com/GreatDismal/status/1005958197654351872