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So you are heleriously OP with added steps, by using the game's level and AI design flaws... yea, that means the 2.0 changes were useless.

"Book"... come to think of it, the official guidebook because more and more useless with every patch, doesn't it? More challenging or not, it's a useless change, in a single player game...

True, they still drop any form of pursuit after one block or so, though... no vehicle use. All in all: A good start... again... I have a feeling there will be more "scratching at the surface of everything that's broken" patches in the coming months.

We'll see 'bout that one. Still miffed they won't do ship interiors for now, but atleast they did tell people upfront. The demonstration was... interesting.

Rotating through Valheim, Warframe, Azure Lane and Dark Souls 1 (again) as well as popping into BG3 beta now and than, since they actually update regularly. :rolleyes: Yea yea, CDPR got hacked, whatever, I don't care anymore...

Oh please, Skyrim modders have had their characters bang celebrities for years now... Jessica Alba being one prominent example. The mere fact that - this time around - the actual actor the likeness was pulled from was part of the project in question is about as relevant as a couple of housewives...

Yea, and people should never forget that either... the way the mainstream games media pretty much carried their (CDPR's) a**es by showering them to bank by showering them with high scores and positive reviews BEFORE dropping them to make the extra money from negative articles. I'd even go as far...

Yea, no, I think his point is: This was no touched up E3 demo, the game shown simply did never exists... not back then and not today... from the engine up.

Yep, gotta be one of the biggest falls from grace in the history of the industry... and that's saying something. Merely fixing the game so it works on last gen will not change much about that either, at this point. I hope customers learn from it, atleast... especially pre-orders should finally die.

As much as I usually dislike Schreier... (so funny, his last name literally means "Screamer" in German, so fitting) but this whole affair is turning into is a real f-up for CDPR, and I highly doubt people will forget that... ever.

Ops, sorry, my mistake.

Yea, right, I'm the one "down the rabbit hole" here... sure. ;)

Yup, that's my impression also... my guess is that, with player numbers on PC steadily declining, it could be that they simply are done with the game on that level. I mean, no use to go back and improve a single-player game most people already finished and dropped. They probably will concentrate...

Well, apparently, all you really gotta do is change a line of code... ;)

Was on my list somewhere up there... classic cyberpunk at it's best. ;)

As it is right now? Good! Will not happen, though, not like this... local, semi-govermental consumer protection agencies are a thing in certain courtiers, and they have power,... in said country.

Yea, again, it's the whole cybermysticism angle every story in the genre has to do in a way these days, from the Christian overtones in Matrix to greek mythology in Deus Ex... I find it kinda boring and pretentious at this point.

Yea, lol, people expecting the supposed "next evolution in open world RPGs" to last longer then your usual 20 hour action adventure... such troll... :rolleyes:

Cybermysticism, Egyptians and their fixation on immortality and godhood as metaphor for transhumanism, different version of afterlives and their connotations in a post spiritual world, etc., etc., etc.,... yea, it's not that clever, and has been done to "death" ;) at this point... don't wanna be...

Especially when it's done as badly... and that's the sad thing. This game could have had some serious longevity legs, if they just had made the open world more engaging and interactive. Randomly generated GIG's, gang turf conflicts, police alerts, cyber psychos, races (plus car customization)...