Ask a PC gamer if you can play ANY modern day title with less than 16 GB of RAM for the CPU alone? The answer is No. You need at least 16 GB. And you have half of that for both the CPU and GPU to share on PS4 Pro
I feel really bad for the devs that actually worked on this, that poured their heart and soul into this game for YEARS trying to create an amazing experience for people, only for them to be robbed of a glorious release because of the decision of some suits.
You can see there's an amazing game behind the glitches and graphical mess.
You can see there's an amazing game behind the glitches and graphical mess.
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I play on PC the game does not crash and is awesome it very complex and intense every little thing in Nigh City that is happening at the same time is huge i imagine the headache those program lines must be, it does have some minor bugs and glitches some chopsticks float in midair, some npc open their arms, and some npc pop out of nowhere, the new program that makes mouths move according to languages is glitched in some missions right, but the game is one of a kind and very ambitions, thank you CD Projeckt Red.
I know they won't disappoint us and in no time they will have all the bugs corrected and with future DLCs will make the game even more awesome.
They rocked with Witcher 3 the will rock even more with Cyberpunk 2077
I know they won't disappoint us and in no time they will have all the bugs corrected and with future DLCs will make the game even more awesome.
They rocked with Witcher 3 the will rock even more with Cyberpunk 2077
I just want to thank the developers for having the insight that players never ever ever want to accidentally sit down when trying to collect an item from a chair or couch.
The next gen consoles weren't due to be released until 10 months after the initial game release. Why spend so little effort on current systems everyone had and so much effort on systems nobody will have for almost a year?
The next gen consoles weren't due to be released until 10 months after the initial game release. Why spend so little effort on current systems everyone had and so much effort on systems nobody will have for almost a year?
As game developers who worked your asses off for over 8 years, i take my hat off and say this is the best game I've played since Zelda: Ocarina of Time. You've created a world i dream to be in, and i find release when i play. Your updates may come and appease your picky players, but for me I'm simple. I can finally shut down and go somewhere imaginative and exciting. Thank you for that.
What improvements are slated for PC? Are you talking major content pushes or simple optimizations?
Thanks for the update.
You (management, not the hard working engineers, artists, etc.) knew that it wasn't working properly on the last gen consoles, and chose not to disclose the fact.
Fortunately, I think a lot of us inferred the problems from the delays, and purchased the PC version instead. But others didn't follow the developments as closely, or didn't have any option but to stick with the last gen version and hope for the best. What you did is not fair to them. The refund offer is a nice start to fixing what happened. I think a good alternative would be to offer them a voucher for the PC version, or perhaps a $25 coupon toward the purchase of a new system -- in other words, anything to keep them in the game long term, rather than abandoning it.
It's also not fair to your shareholders, who I suspect are near the point of rioting right now. Only a few weeks ago they were given assurances that by release time, everything would be alright. The anticipated pre-order revenues are now impaired, and we have no means of estimating by how much. I applaud management's recent decision to not tie bonuses to review scores. But I hope that this mea culpa includes foregoing bonuses specifically for the senior executives in charge of the decisions I have just outlined. If not, then you're just piling insult on top of injury, so to speak.
As to my own experience with the game, I am really enjoying it on the PC. I look forward to more technical updates and expansions, and hope that the game has a long and very successful life.
You (management, not the hard working engineers, artists, etc.) knew that it wasn't working properly on the last gen consoles, and chose not to disclose the fact.
Fortunately, I think a lot of us inferred the problems from the delays, and purchased the PC version instead. But others didn't follow the developments as closely, or didn't have any option but to stick with the last gen version and hope for the best. What you did is not fair to them. The refund offer is a nice start to fixing what happened. I think a good alternative would be to offer them a voucher for the PC version, or perhaps a $25 coupon toward the purchase of a new system -- in other words, anything to keep them in the game long term, rather than abandoning it.
It's also not fair to your shareholders, who I suspect are near the point of rioting right now. Only a few weeks ago they were given assurances that by release time, everything would be alright. The anticipated pre-order revenues are now impaired, and we have no means of estimating by how much. I applaud management's recent decision to not tie bonuses to review scores. But I hope that this mea culpa includes foregoing bonuses specifically for the senior executives in charge of the decisions I have just outlined. If not, then you're just piling insult on top of injury, so to speak.
As to my own experience with the game, I am really enjoying it on the PC. I look forward to more technical updates and expansions, and hope that the game has a long and very successful life.
I'm willing to take the plunge and ride this on through. CDPR has done right by me before and I have no reason to not put. a little faith in them. Here's to going forward yall!
May be a bit of a rocky start, but the company hasn't failed anyone yet. Keep on doing what you're doing, as the ship will right itself in time.
The minimum specifications for the game on GOG say that this game should run with 8 minimum, so your point doesn't really hold water. Besides, despite being burned by buying this game for my archaic Xbox, which apparently lost all ability to play games with any graphical fidelity with the release of CP2077, I am typing this on a gaming laptop that at least meets and in most cases is towards the upper end of the system requirements for this game, the weak point being only 8GB of RAM and it plays plenty of recent titles on the higher settings.
How about the looting, enemies falling through floors, getting stuck in boxes, and similar on the Xbox Series X? Are you going to fix these too?
Not being able to loot stuff unless you're in an exact location is a huge oversight of your Q&A team.
Not being able to loot stuff unless you're in an exact location is a huge oversight of your Q&A team.
Lol bro. They couldn't even be bothered to code in AI to let them drive cars. The only police you see are static in the road-side crime-scenes that are permanent fixtures. You don't need cars when you can magically teleport.
PS. Remember this - https://gamerant.com/cyberpunk-2077-wanted-system-corrupt-police/
The game was created by the developers, but it was released in this state by management. People shouldn't be forced into heavy crunch to reach an arbitrary, before-the-holidays release date when clearly the game isn't finished. I have supported CDPR since the release of the first Witcher game, but I am very disappointed in how this development process was handled. We must remember that the people who develop these games are exactly that -- people. They need time to rest, be with their loved ones, relax their minds; etc. A massive misstep by a beloved company. You can do better, and I sincerely hope you do.
That being said, most of us are confident that the game will eventually become something great, similar to how TW3 evolved over time. My question is: when can we expect a release for PS5 and XBX/S?
That being said, most of us are confident that the game will eventually become something great, similar to how TW3 evolved over time. My question is: when can we expect a release for PS5 and XBX/S?