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This is honestly where I'm at. An ending that isn't complete nihilism(and a quest to take out Myers, because **** that ****). Right now when I go back to play cyberpunk, I play through the beginning, get to PL, send Somi to the moon, then lose my will to continue shortly after getting back to...

She was good as starbuck. Also, agree 100%

I do wish they would implement a way to natively disable combat music. Some of them are really jarring and it would be nice to turn them off without having to disable music completely.

I think that defending the ending as "that's how cyberpunk is" is a total copout that precludes the possibility of having an ending that's not "glory riding into the sunset" but also not so depressing it makes you wonder why you bothered at all.

This right here is one of the problems I also had with the base game. I only do the nomad ending because the rest of them feel terrible. If the cyberpunk universe is all about making you feel miserable regardless of your choices or their efforts to get you attached to the world/characters, I...

I don't mean running a different copy or something, I just mean running the game exe directly without ever touching the galaxy launcher. If I had to guess, something about the way Galaxy is handling telemetry is doing something it isn't supposed to.

Almost every action made by Reed as a character is a perfect example of this.

Out of all the endings in the game, the nomad ending is the only one where I don't end up feeling like complete crap afterwards...but that one is just beyond terrible. It ranks along with "the mist" for one of the worst possible ways to end a story of all time. 1699244961 They could have done...

Same reason people always try to pair characters in their head-cannon that would never be together in any sane universe. Desperate for validation of how they see the world around them.

I'll never forgive them for how they butchered that game. The original secret world to this day is one of my favorite games of all time. Even if only as a single-player experience I would love to play through that again :(

I've had this particular oddity multiple times, although I hardly use Galaxy anymore since I've found that for whatever reason the game runs far smoother without it open.

This has effectively made me not want to clear the map on subsequent playthroughs, because you do quite literally clear the map. There's even multiple instances where you can't even re-enter locations with fresh mob spawns. Like the spaceport areas...this absolutely massive set of buildings...

I never said they weren't aware. I was inferring the desire that they acknowledge said awareness, this being one of multiple bugs that prevents completion of the main game. Obviously nobody would suggest they acknowledge every bug they encounter, that would be ridiculous. But this is kind of...

I would if the actual quickhack felt better to use. The visual is cool, but it's basically a REALLY slow suicide that depletes your entire resource pool when it spreads, and if you don't one shot everything(which happens with boss-class npc's) than you it's a waste...especially considering you...

I've had this happen a few times as well. There's something really weird going on with the interaction between Galaxy and the game. It's not a normal scenario. I discovered a couple days ago that my game actually runs much smoother if I run the game directly without Galaxy running at all.

The package thing is ONLY in dogtown, and the awful vehicle handling in this game really doesn't lend itself well at all to timed deliveries. They should add drop packages to the rest of the game, and make all the NCPD events eventually respawn. This game has far too many "one and done" elements.

I love throwing cyberpsychosis onto the hacking netrunner and laughing at the complete chaos when one half of the room turns on the other half. Having more netrunners would actually make the fight easier.

This simply isn't true...at all.

Just for the hell of it I decided to try running it by itself without Galaxy running and it's like playing a different game. So much smoother.

That fight is one of the reasons I love the combat AI changes for the expansion. Constantly moving, it was intense. It was one of the most fun combat sequences I've had in years, and I wish this game had more of it.