They did an amazing job with that expansion, really addressing the issues the base game had. Greatly looking forward to the new campaign.
Dragonfall was much more than just a new campaign, it fixed annoying issues that the base game had. Couldn't even save before that, ugh.
But yeah, I'd rather have a polished product upon release instead of a patched-up almost-the-way-it-should-have-been game a year after release. The Witcher 1&2 suffered from this. That CDPR have come out and said they don't plan to have an EE this time around, as they hope the game won't need one, makes me happy.
They have already promised us a ton of free DLC. I think that's the modern way of saying Enhanced Edition for me. I don't see anything wrong with it. It's one thing releasing an unfinished bug-ridden game because the suits up top decided that they needed the product to hit stores for the christmas campaign and another completely different thing to release a game that is finished but may have a hanful of bugs that are difficult to detect only with testers or not knowing how people are going to react to different features before actual people outside of the studio play the game. CP2077 will improve with time, be it via a Enhanced Edition or free DLC, but since these enhancements will be free early buyers won't feel betrayed like they often do when they have to pay full price for the ultimate version of other videogames.
EE is more than just free DLC, it was making the game be closer to what it really should have been on release. The REDs seem to want to actually make a game that doesn't need any extensive extra tinkering post-release, so they can focus on delivering more worthwile content, some of it perhaps significant enough to even be paid-for rather than free, instead of fixing glaring issues.
This is way off-topic though.
I'm puzzled that none of you are talking about the new Kickstarter for a Shadowrun game by Harebrained Schemes. The decision to make it a kickstarter again has been somewhat controversial. It's going to take place in Hong Kong by the looks of it... I was hoping Tenochtitlan, but I hope this turns out good.
Yes indeed! And I'm still playing SRR, too. Lots of user made mods for those who want a turn-based Cyber-fix.
I'll finish SRR then maybe someday I will play Dragonfall.
Stop playing SRR, unless you really like linear adventures.
Start playing DF - it's better.
Fighting the last fight to that catchy track they set it to is reason enough to play Returns to the end, in my opinion. He'll have time to play Dragonfall afterwards.
Stop playing SRR, unless you really like linear adventures.
Start playing DF - it's better.