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I don't really want to spoil anything, but you do have one ending for that crowd. Maybe that will encourage you to replay the game.

They should do it like in Deus Ex where it's basically a feature of your optical implant.

No, in the cutscene the character still has all the tattoos and stuff, but the facial features were identical to default male V. Maybe I should have tried to reload then, because it does ruin the immersion.

Why is the FIA/Surgery ending broken? When the final scene starts playing the character (V) look like a version of the default Male V, and not like the character I created? Is this a known bug?

Then you're not an Edgerunner. Nobody will name a drink after you in the Afterlife, and that is fine. We're not all the same.

[...] Jade Empire is also a masterpiece, but it was kind of overshadowed by the other titles you mentioned. That says a lot about the supreme quality of BioWare back in the day.

The characters feel more authentic when they have a preference. It gives them more personality and that is a good thing.

Maybe you're not too familiar with the Cyberpunk genre? Let me introduce you to a famous quote: "The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long." You need a change in perspective. Nobody lives forever. Death is a natural part of life, and a good death is its own reward. Would you...

It would be great if we could create our own playlist. It's kind of strange that they haven't implemented a feature like that.

I don't remember the name of the songs, but you'll find the best music on Morro Rock Radio, then there are a few songs here and there on other radio stations. The music was generally very disappointing in Cyberpunk 2077. I cannot understand why they decided to include so much forgettable generic...

When you ask this question on the official CDPR forum you'd expect to get very biased responses, but even here you find that Mass Effect is often the preferred choice, and that says a lot. Mass Effect is a legendary game series that has the potential to live on for a century and beyond. The...

Good! Now you can play an open world game the way it's meant to be experienced.

If you need to cool down your computer you can just play Trauma Drama or Roach Race for a while. It's a temporary solution, but it works.

If anyone has played this Cyberpunk horror game, what did you think?

I've said this before somewhere else. The fact that something is bigger doesn't necessarily make it better. Very often, less is more. The next game doesn't have to expand in terms of raw size. Rather, it should focus on making the game deeper, more dynamic and more responsive to your actions.

Batman: Arkham City puts Gotham Knights and Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League to shame. It's often much better to dig into your archive of old games and replay them, rather than to buy a new game to play just because it's new.

It makes no sense wasting time updating the game with content that really don't add anything substantial to the game, e.g. cosmetics. If people were given a choice, they'd probably want CDPR to focus the remaining updates on fixing bugs and to stabilize the game. There are so few people left...