《赛博朋克 2077》

I am a long time single player gamer and CDR supporter since the first Witcher came out. For C2077 I was waiting for a long long time, probably as everyone else but I am so disappointed about this game that I quit raged today and asked for refund from GOG and here's why. First of all I find the colours and graphics too shiny and "epileptic". It hurst when I look at it and driving a car is sometimes not possible due to sun rays gleaming at my eyes. The game is not user friendly. I consider myself an experienced gamer but it really is all too much for me at once. The mechanics as gunshots and targeting, especially when You use a controller, is so bad that I couldn't even take a good shot at somebody, so how can I win a gunfight? I use nVidia Shield with nVidia gamepad and it is an unbearable torture. Car handling is taken from some cheap 1$ racing simulator i believe. Then there is the Night City... I don't like the construction of it at all, it is too big for my liking. I loved the vastness of Witcher 3, RDR2 or Kingdom Come: Deliverance where You can wrap Your head around the locations but the Night City just gives me a headache and I don't feel the slightest urge to explore it and believe me, I always try to explore every single place to get all the findings and lore. At the end: the plot.... honestly I don't know the plot. I spent couple of hours doing some prologue and first act but the game is so annoying and not well thought of that I quit before I was even able to divie into it. To wrap it up, I am so upset, frustrated, disappointed and sad that the game I was hyped for is not playable for me. Maybe in the future, after the game has been updated I will consider giving it one more try, but as for now I just wait for my refund and look for something else to play. Shame on You CD Project, shame on You....

The game always freezes and crashes right after I go through character creation. Not worth a buy until they fix it.

Can't play the game for 15 minutes without having some visual, gameplay breaking or immersion breaking bug. I seriously can't believe this is the same team that produced The Witcher 3 and its DLCs, this looks like amateur work at best. Insanely buggy, performance is all over the place, the gameplay loop feels weak and gets repetitive quickly. The story and overall quality of voice acting and sound design is very very good, but marred by shallow RPG elements, INSANE amount of bugs and glitches and pointless gear/crafting system. This is NOT and RPG. This is an adventure shooter with some RPG elements attached to it. Very Very dissapointed.

I wasn't hyped as much as others for this game, but i was still looking forward for the release. Played it on day one and just...the driving feels super bad, shooting remids me of Destiny(nothing against the game, i just don't like this style-personal preference). Played for about 2 hours and luckily haven't experienced any crashes/glitches, but i expect them to occur. Also would appreciate the option to change radio music/turn it off. When Jackie takes you for the 1st time to night city the rap music for me was just soooo annoying-personally prefer different styles of music so would really appretiate the option to turn it off like in GTA:SA where you could change stations/turn radio completely off. Can't say that iam gonna no-life this game as i was expecting i would.

-Nonexistent or extremely basic NPC AI for navigation through the city/reacting to combat/player interaction -Really dated, boring "higher level, number go up" gear progression. -Extremely clunky first person movement that feels more like the optional first person mode in a primarily third person game. -Absolutely NO customization of your character or vehicle outside of clothing (which are tied to stats further limiting your choice) or just buying a different model of car. -Boring skill trees of which 85% are just passive stat increases with certain gear Came in with tempered expectations but almost everything in this game feels like a half-baked placeholder or something thrown in haphazardly to provide another talking point during a press release.