Games Cyberpunk 2077
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The game has been in development for many years now, and it's going to be huge - they are at least as serious about it as with the Witcher games. I'll surely be getting it. It also tells a lot that Microsoft saved it for the last, considering there were huge exclusives announced before (like new Forza Horizon) and it's not even an Xbox exclusive, yet it got the first-class treatment of being the final announcement at their E3 stage.
Considering it's CD Projekt, I expect nothing less than no political correctness or censorship, just great portrayal of an interesting and hugely immersive world, which is a breath of fresh air.
Considering it's CD Projekt, I expect nothing less than no political correctness or censorship, just great portrayal of an interesting and hugely immersive world, which is a breath of fresh air.
The game is beautiful but is sadly unfinished, looks like they were cornered to release it after pushing it so many times. It's like optimizations and Q&A are in their early stages. At the moment even my PC is struggling with it, and it's the buggiest game I've ever played to date, beating even the most infamous Ubisoft and Bethesda titles by a long shot.
Hope they finish the game via patches in the weeks to come. I want to enjoy it properly once that happens, at the moment issues are just way too immersion-breaking. I'm good since I have other stuff to play, but avoiding spoilers and memes will be tough.
Hope they finish the game via patches in the weeks to come. I want to enjoy it properly once that happens, at the moment issues are just way too immersion-breaking. I'm good since I have other stuff to play, but avoiding spoilers and memes will be tough.
They will be definitely trying hard. They announced major patches coming in January and February.
The game is still poorly optimized on all platforms, it's just the strong ones can brute force through it.
Sure, it's a PC-first game but they were originally targeting only base consoles lol. It was by luck that they pushed the release date so many times until late enough that it ended up launching after the Series X and PS5 launched, making it playable at least on some consoles. It's especially funny since the new gen consoles are running it in backwards compatibility mode since next gen version isn't officially finished yet.
The game is still poorly optimized on all platforms, it's just the strong ones can brute force through it.
Sure, it's a PC-first game but they were originally targeting only base consoles lol. It was by luck that they pushed the release date so many times until late enough that it ended up launching after the Series X and PS5 launched, making it playable at least on some consoles. It's especially funny since the new gen consoles are running it in backwards compatibility mode since next gen version isn't officially finished yet.
I read that Sony users are having issues getting refunds after the devs said they could request them until the 21st. It might be for Xbox users, too, but the videos I've seen discussing it have shown chat logs with Sony reps refusing to issue a refund once the game has been downloaded.
Lots of discussion about how pre-orders are a scam and that people should stop pre-ordering games, no matter the dev, publisher, or series, because it can always go to shit. I didn't know this but CDPR was supposed to be a real consumer-friendly company that didn't have DRM on its games, etc. And now this was their first slip up but a rather big one. Looks like this game might go on sale whenever the issues are mostly ironed out some time next year and it might just be a $40 game from there on out.
Now it makes sense why CDPR was DMCAing videos that showed in-game footage before its release. They knew it looked like shit and didn't want people to know beforehand, at least on the OG consoles of last gen.
Lots of discussion about how pre-orders are a scam and that people should stop pre-ordering games, no matter the dev, publisher, or series, because it can always go to shit. I didn't know this but CDPR was supposed to be a real consumer-friendly company that didn't have DRM on its games, etc. And now this was their first slip up but a rather big one. Looks like this game might go on sale whenever the issues are mostly ironed out some time next year and it might just be a $40 game from there on out.
Now it makes sense why CDPR was DMCAing videos that showed in-game footage before its release. They knew it looked like shit and didn't want people to know beforehand, at least on the OG consoles of last gen.
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