Recent content by Aetrion

The best thing you can do to avoid becoming totally OP too quickly is not pick up the tech tree, because stacking mods is the biggest source of totally broken stat bonuses. Also anything that gives +50% crit chance is a game breaker.

It will be another mixed bag of incremental improvements probably, on a large team full of specialists there is usually no way to efficiently go after one specific issue and completely resolve it before moving on.

If they tried to sell me a fully fixed enhanced edition for 60 bucks a year or two from now I don't think I would buy it, because at that point it would seem like I've been cheated out of the original purchase price. I'd put that squarely on the "Buy at 10 dollars on a steam sale" list, because...

The problems with this game in my opinion come down to three main issues: 1. It's extremely ambition from a technical standpoint, and they didn't get it to work exactly as they wanted. 2. The story isn't outstanding, and gets in the way of enjoying the game as an open world. 3. The RPG systems...

Really? We're going back to having to use quicksaves to create the perfect random rolled item before picking it up instead of just not putting random rolls on unique items that make them suck 90% of the time?

Yea, I've always liked Shadowrun better than Cyberpunk. As silly as the premise seems, the inclusion of magic makes the struggle between nature and technology play out meaningfully in the game systems, instead of being this big philosophical question that gets tossed out the window the second...

Removing the save scumming wasn't a bad idea, having unique items with random stats was a bad idea.

I want NPCs to be written as people with their own preferences, not simply sexual playthings.

The crafting perks need to be changed or moved to whatever tree the actual items being crafted reside in. The crafting for legendary quick hacks makes sense, it comes in when you have become a legendary hacker. The crafting for everything else in the game doesn't, because it makes it mandatory...

Law firms constantly go looking for someone they can sue on behalf of, this doesn't mean anything.

I personally don't agree, because the game is perfectly playable for me but just doesn't have any bite and doesn't end in a satisfying way. For people who can't play the game at all technical issues obviously have priority though.

The biggest things for me are: 1. Fix the game balance. You get so powerful that the game gets boring if you create any kind of coherent character build. 2. Fix the endings, they just aren't satisfying. 3. Fix the various technical issues.

The fist fighting quests really suck. They are nearly impossible to do legitimately on very hard difficulty because the enemies deal stupidly huge amounts of damage, basically forcing you to not make a single mistake and get hit. It's the same as Witcher 3, the fist fights were BS on the...

Personally I'm more excited for multiplayer because I tend to enjoy open world adventures and character building more than following a story. That said, I don't think this is really an either or kind of question. I want them to take their time with multiplayer, and getting the single player game...

I like the idea of "You can't save the world, you can only save yourself" in game worlds. The problem is that you can't save yourself in Cyberpunk 2077.