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First (and last) time customer of CDPR here. I have never played any of the Witcher games, neither did I follow any of the reports or trailers about CP2077 in recent years. However, I was aware about several of the claims about what kind of features this game would contain. The release of the...

I am pretty convinced that the decision to go first person was made to save work, and not for any other reason. Why I think so: 1. They already had a lot of third person cutscenes and animations done before they made the decision to go first person. There is also a high risk involved, and that...

Let me just say, there certainly is no shortage of ideas regarding a better reputation system. What is severely lacking tough, is the ability to actually implement any of the effects that such a system could have besides unlocking gear at vendors.

When will people finally realise that the whole "first person perspective for more immersion" was just a giant red herring, because they were unable to get the animations done properly, as would needed to be done if you were actually going to see them. Of course they would have made it third...

No, not at all. I personally thing that this "demo" was very much fake, in the sense that it wasn't playable. It was merely a montage of cutscenes in engine graphics, that were deliberately designed to fool people into thinking that this was the actual game. Some aspects did make it into the...

Blaming problems on the technology, just like the bosses at CDPR...

Exactly, and on top of that the inventory window seemingly reloads every time a change is made, which makes for an extra sluggish experience. This is, in fact, what ultimately made me abort my first playthrough.

Right! That's why there's only a handful of Joy Toys in the game, and you get spammed constantly to buy yet another vehicle. To further get the message across and emphasize the pointlessness.

No ripperdoc animations, except the first scripted one.

In the Shadowrun universe there is "Essence cost" involved when you had body parts removed, and you would become mentally unstable if you had too little Essence left. I remember in one of the first novels I read, there was a mercenary who had two cyberarms, and the protagonist was wondering all...

I kind of roleplayed myself into thinking that vehicles would not actually park, but instead drive around the block until their owner would call it again.

V = Vampire :shrug:

A probable answer is that many of the animations are not generalized enough to work for different body types. There are still bugs to be resolved around this, e.g the height of the characters eyes, which would be affected by this, and it's not even working properly for a single body type right now.

Ripperdocs - The Animations

No, and no. Perk should not have to exist, and also taking it is bad, because it ocasionally destroys "junk" items selling for 750 Eddies.

I can very much recommend a controller for driving, as it has analog throttle and brakes, in case you where not aware that you can use both input methods at the same time.

The back alley locations, hobo camps and markets, the amount of garbage and clutter everyhwere . Everything else pulls me out. Underwhelming UI, non-existent AI, horrible loot system, broken physics.

This is what was referred to as "NPCs with individual routines". Bit of a scam. Well done animations, but completely lifeless, as they have no AI whatsoever.

The whole Scan / Tag / Ping / Wallhack is just too OP, and completely nullifies any need for "other" vision. I mean it would be fine if you needed a 1.000.000 Eddies eye implant for it, but right from the start, with a "common" implant? I don't know, especially because these things seem to be...

Same problem, just finished the first part now all the iconic items are gone. EDIT: There seems to be a bug, directly after walking out of the parking garage after the Delamain incident, and aftergetting Jackies bike, I called my old car (?!), and it still had its stash...