Who's video sums my feelings up about the hype and game with the list of missing things seems endless.
I have always said the same thing, at least as to CDPR's intentions. Even they can be wrong, assuming they do it right. I do not embark on hate speech, but its acid on criticism, as well as I know how to get around it and that is what I expose. I've always been critical of the game's development, but I differentiate between destructive and constructive criticism. I affirm and keep affirming: CDPR is in the top of sales in the world, collective actions, will have little or no effect against the Polish company, many of them, encouraged by competitors, etc. I have in mind that this market has an annual turnover of more than 200 billion, with 3 billion players in the world, according to Microsoft - and a business like this, is likely to have high flights, but also drastic falls and CDPR was disputing this public, set itself up to that challenge (and failed shamefully). The owners of CDPR spoke of 'underestimations', but referred only to possible technical problems, I doubt that they even know the game ... currently. And for all that I mentioned above, I am pessimistic: it just became a business ... no more 'making games because we like making games'.
May not be perfect, but everybody hating Cyberpunk, wtf are you talking about. Look at Metacritic, there are far more positive than negative reviews. Loos at Steam charts, it has 10x the active players that Witcher 3 ever had.
Only PS4 and XboxOne players that could not run it properly are hating it, and not even everyone.
Nah... Anthem got little to show, no loot system, Destiny wannabe, an empty marketing shell that looks pretty, even in 2020 it's lack of loot, lack of content, with okay gameplay.
Cyberpunk2077 felt more like a good game, but with so much trimmed content and feature, I hope they, fix the bugs, polish it, add dlc, and expand it in the future with another title.
Even most people in this thread aren't hating it, me included. Just because I'm disappointed at the false promises (I don't care what you call it, mods, they showed things in gameplay trailers that are not there) and missed potential doesn't mean I don't absolutely love how the city looks and feels. The atmosphere is unparalleled just walking around at night.
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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against CD Projekt Red After Messy Cyberpunk 2077 Release
Investors have already faced financial losses.
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i mean buggs will be ironed out sooner or later like they did with the witcher 3 ,but i think they should go with the extra mile of adding some of the missing features ,it really frustrates me to see this incredibly beautiful open world and i cant interact with it ,its a gripe that i had with the witcher 3 aswell but its more jarring in this game because you see all these advertisements and all you can interact with is a fucking vending machine atleast the witcher 3 had gwent while this game has no mini games what so ever
Jeah understandable. But I don't want to hype my expectations after they messed up so hard I grant them the bare minimum of capabilities.
There is a video here as well with a guy going through missing features from the first trailer, which kind of reach the conclusion that what was released was an early build rather than the actual game, and to some degree comparing what CDPR said was possible at that time, looking at the UI, features etc.
At least one would have to agree that something during development have drastically changed the direction of CP from back then to what we have now.
(For people that haven't completed the game at least once yet, I suggest waiting watching this as it might contain spoilers and to get your own experience first.
But for those that have, I don't think there is anything that would really spoil anything that you don't already know. I have only completed it once myself and didn't find anything to be of spoiled from what I wouldn't already be able to figure out on my own.
But thought I would just warn about it, just in case.)
At least one would have to agree that something during development have drastically changed the direction of CP from back then to what we have now.
(For people that haven't completed the game at least once yet, I suggest waiting watching this as it might contain spoilers and to get your own experience first.
But for those that have, I don't think there is anything that would really spoil anything that you don't already know. I have only completed it once myself and didn't find anything to be of spoiled from what I wouldn't already be able to figure out on my own.
But thought I would just warn about it, just in case.)
Lifepath system should be improved too.
At the moment it just consists in 3 different prologues and some dialogues lines that doesn't impact so much in quests.
By adding pros (that could be active special abilities usable once a day like those in Skyrim) and cons, it could at least offer a deeper experience.
For example:
NOMAD
Pro: "Family" (ability to call for backups of 2 clan members for sticky situations).
Cons: treated like a social outcast (higher prices, denied entrances for certain places,etc).
STREET KID
Pro: "Network" (ability to gather informations from smugglers, dealers and fixers in order to find alternative entrances, better loot, exact position of target/objective in quests).
Cons: Police will track you down easily.
CORPO
Pro: "Resources" (ability to receive x amount of money).
Cons: combat skills and perks increase way slower than the others.
Obviously, it is just an idea, I am aware that it could be harder to implement due to game design or main plot reasons.
PS: sorry for my English.
At the moment it just consists in 3 different prologues and some dialogues lines that doesn't impact so much in quests.
By adding pros (that could be active special abilities usable once a day like those in Skyrim) and cons, it could at least offer a deeper experience.
For example:
NOMAD
Pro: "Family" (ability to call for backups of 2 clan members for sticky situations).
Cons: treated like a social outcast (higher prices, denied entrances for certain places,etc).
STREET KID
Pro: "Network" (ability to gather informations from smugglers, dealers and fixers in order to find alternative entrances, better loot, exact position of target/objective in quests).
Cons: Police will track you down easily.
CORPO
Pro: "Resources" (ability to receive x amount of money).
Cons: combat skills and perks increase way slower than the others.
Obviously, it is just an idea, I am aware that it could be harder to implement due to game design or main plot reasons.
PS: sorry for my English.
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What people expect from works in progress gameplay demos and videos, specially ones with a narrator describing how the final version of the game will actually be and what is being currently developed and implemented in the game, is a better improved game from that work in progress. Yes, early gameplay demos are works in progress and subject to change, but as in IMPROVING and not getting much worse. The gameplay demo and trailers of CP2077 show a better game than what was released in every single aspect, feels like that is the final game and what we have is the demo, not the other way around.
Whether they should be implemented like that or not, the idea of your lifepath playing a role makes sense. I would rather see it heavily implemented into the storyline and side quests, maybe completely unique missions and options. But that is a general thing, that nothing is really integrated into the game as it is now. Because hardly anything matters in regards to what you choose or do.
Cyberpunk 2077 Will Have a Complex Consequence System
Choices in Cyberpunk 2077 will have consequences, but won't follow the simple 'good or bad' system most gamers are used to. Instead, they'll be more personal.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Has A 'Wanted' System and Corrupt Police
CD Projekt RED reveals that Cyberpunk 2077 will have a 'wanted' system with corrupt police as well as 'powerful' NPCs who can come after the player character.
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I just discovered today that literally right across the street from V's home mega-building is an elevator that leads to "platform 1" and "platform 2" - both of which are dead ends with one of those holo fast travel ribbons at the end. Just another vestige of the cut rail system.
Cyberware for genitals
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Cyberpunk 2077 has genital replacement augmentations, that’s it that’s the headline
Meanwhile I’ll be wondering if I can afford RGB lighting for my boner-coaster, or if I can upgrade to a model that can be used to show movies on my wall with a built-in projector.
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Just 15 minutes in, things promised missing include (Body type, Key Life Event, motivation for being in NC, Constitution stat removed).
More as I update:
Personal Style in Character Creation, Option to run Braindaces in your apartment. Clothing give you bonus stats like Street Cred), crowd and community behavior system to have a believable and living city, including individual NPC behaviors with day night cycle behavior patterns.
Inspecting items in your inventory. Individual armor rating for various parts of V's body.
Random encounters where past encounters look for you for revenge. Branching storylines where how you handle one quest affect the world and future quests.
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