They're really not all that different mechanically. Cyberpunk has many of the exact same mechanics as are found in GTA or other games, they're just not implemented as well.
If you add all those points out, the game will immediately turn more immersive... CDPR hyped people up and advertised a very immersive game.
Cyberpunk would work just fine if they took all the driving stuff out of it. It would simply be a game like Deus Ex. The only reason people are making the comparison is because CDPR tacked on a half baked driving system in a game that doesn't need it and a bunch of people got it in their head that that's what the game is about.
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Comparing GTA to Cyberpunk is still nonsense. Cyberpunk has more in common with Deus Ex than with GTA.
Irrelevant. The parts that are in common are still comparable.
Oh, but its waaaaaay worse than Deus Ex Human Revolution gamplay in every single aspect
I don't recall GTA giving me an experience where I constantly complained about how buggy/unoptimized/unfinished it is.
First no... and second... no! At the very least you should be able to drive the cars you buy in game... however the driving is so horribly bad, that it just makes the cars utterly useless... just as useless as the wanted system... and both are done far better in GTA! Since Cyberpunk has those systems it is totally legitimate to compare the implementation of those systems in both games... and the implementation in GTA is good while it is horrendous in Cyberpunk... as is traffic and crowd behavior!
Sure they are, but it's insanely dishonest to act as though by only comparing those parts you can somehow make a conclusion about which game is better as a whole.
And I don't recall even buying GTA because it has none of the things I care about in a game.
It's CDPRs first time doing such systems, so I'm willing to give them slack on that. Rockstar has been doing GTAs for 20 years.
I can make a video that shows all the things GTAV doesn't have either compared to Cyberpunk 2077. These videos are, quite frankly, really dumb.
True but you can judge the craftmanship if nothing else... and the craftmanship of all GTA titles is worthy of praise... while the implantation of the same systems (as in they are suppose to do the same) in CP77 is a joke... and a bad one at that!
True, but when i am taking ideas from others i better make sure to copy them at least well enough for them to work for me!
Both of those systems are such an irrelevant part of the game that it honestly doesn't bother me. There are no main or side missions where you get the cops on you and there's only 1 set that involves driving in a meaningful way. In GTA, every missions involves 1 or both.
