I apologize if I am misunderstanding, but can you clarify what you mean? I am a new player on ps5 just bought the game this month. I can see you can only change your Attribute points distribution (body, reflex, tech, intelligence etc) once per playthrough. But I assumed when that happens everything resets but I keep all of my attribute and also my perks points. Are you saying if I use my 1 time reset thingy, I have to get all my yellow perks back again? Surely that cant' be...
i love mentors like this one. [...] games should be fun. no one should be punished for playing a game. you have fromsoft-like games for those fetishes. having infinite return to embers and no infinite respec makes no sense.
The only "issue" with infinite respec in Cyberpunk it's it would allow players to respec each time they face a skill check they can't pass. I play netrunner, but I want to pass a BODY check, I respec before the skill check and respec again after succeeding it to return to my netrunner build...
why is this an "issue"? you have to move to ripper and do something to pass something. dont tell me i'm a cheater changing any operating system to sandevistan for shootings and then back. etc. infinite respec is 100% the same thing.
Slightly different, because changing operating system only affect your combat abilities, while attribute/skill checks can affect even quest outcomes (like Delamain quest). So you allow infinite respect, better to also remove skill check entirely because they become totally irrevelant and useless.
and? who cares? if a player wants to interrupt his playthrough and go to a ripper to get a "better" result why should anyone stop him? ok, delamain quest is one, any other example? my combat abilities affect my playthrough and quest outcomes infinitely more and often. stealth, hacks, engineering, straight shooting, etc. i've met this more than "reboot or reprogram delamain".
yes. but because it is wrong. especially leveling of this skill check. some easy doors could be opened with a simple "strength" check, some should require gorilla arms. some (laptops: guitar robot, river's quest, etc) hacks could be completed with an "int" check, some should require a cyberdeck (delamain, consoles, etc). dialigues could have cool, reputation, and other checks. cdpr made this system in a very very very bad way.
Ok, so why not give 1 million eddies from the start? Why not give all attributes and perks points right at the begining? Why fixing a limit to cyberware capacity? Why fixing a limit to carrying capacity? Why giving only one slot to operating system? Why fixing glitches?
they give. why did you cut "interrupt his playthrough and go"? any player can go and get 1kk eddies and max lvl before he meets jackie during "the ripperdoc" mission. i did it once. it took about 25-30 hrs of farming. then i've made a simple script to skip this massacre.
why you didnt mention "who need different textures" etc? dont mix it. ran out of valid arguments?
how do you know? "the only". do you have access to their work mail?
By "glitches" I talk about money glitches or component glitches... Or exploits if you prefer. There were quite a few they fixed pretty quickly to the great displeasure of some players.
No, but I know for sure that people keep asking for unlimited respec since the release of the game 4 years ago... And as you can see, they only added one "free respec" in the 2.0 (they even allowed players to refund their perk points for free whenever they want).
you mean bugs. errors in the code. this is different from the intended game mechanics. you mixed bugs with game mechanics.
yes. because they completely reworked their skill system and allowed old players do it once. and maybe there is no reliable way to separate old players and new ones, so this respec was gifted to all of us, not only old saves. see:
so you cant say "the only reason" if you dont know the reason. if you know "they asking" but you dont know any cdpr's answer, you can say "maybe, i suggest, it is possible, some people may say, etc".
Nope, if you loaded a save created before 2.0, all your attribute & perk points were reseted automatically. The "free respec" was added for new players, one respec per playthrough in case you screwed your build
That's what I said... In my opinion, the fact there are attribute checks is the only (good) reason why they didn't not allow infinite respec and never will. In The Witcher 3, you can respec whenever you want (it simply cost a bit of money) but your build have absolutely no impac on quests/decisions... unlike Cyberpunk.
