Recent content by halofreak1990

Noticed all these, too. On a pre-1.6 save loaded into 1.6 which I then progressed into Act 2.

The problem was that if you were following the dialog, halfway through, the choices would disappear, and you would be left guessing what name belonged to which doll. So it's not not paying attention, but paying attention to other things instead of what is in the middle of the screen for a...

I do this, too. Mirror's Edge: Catalyst, especially, is very immersive with the HUD disabled, to the point where, while traversing the city, more than once, I forgot it was a game. The movement, physics, etc. are so close to what you'd expect them to be IRL, it's scary, sometimes.

Yet, none of this has stopped me from trying to maintain a normal day/night rhythm in the game. My character wakes up at 6 am, puts on their clothes and ventures out into the world, making sure to be back home anywhere between 6 and 8 pm. They then take a shower and spend the rest of the evening...

Mfw the breasts in the image on the left would qualify as the 'large' in Cyberpunk. GTA does the proportions a lot better, imo. Not just of the breasts, but the body in general. CD PR, take note.

On my male Nomad playthrough I pretty much only killed men, making sure I performed non-lethal takedowns on the women whenever I could. You don't _have_ to kill them. Though you then run into the dilemma of leaving unconscious women lying around for people to take advantage of.

Same. Still rocking my starter gear, though mildly upgraded.

Not sure about performance traversing the world, but the UI feels a lot faster on my Xbox One X. Dismantling items no longer incurs a 1-2 second pause after each action, and the menus as a whole feel a lot more responsive.

I see. Will have to try this out later today.

Sadly, it seems to be a PC exclusive feature, for now. On my Xbox One X, V still sleeps in the old position.

Can confirm. On Xbox One X, V has yet to learn how to sleep properly.

Or, at the very least, not provide them with any heads up out of courtesy. Just let them whine over the patch notes not checking enough boxes, since it's never enough, anyway.

Did you forget that Cyberpunk's mantra is "style over substance"? Forget about the stats and just wear whatever you like. I've stuck with V's starting gear for most of my playthrough for that very reason.

As explained by other people, unlike developers who have to ensure that a change does not break existing code, Modders can focus on specific issues, completely independent of other things. Hence why certain mods conflict with one another, from outright not working together to requiring a...

It is clear to me that you have not actually done anything with software development at all or on a codebase larger than a few thousand lines, and most definitely not on a project that is more than a few years old. Otherwise you would have known things like this are actually not this easy to fix...