Weather changes all the time.
It also changes when you load a savegame.
There is heavy rain, light rain, "sunny" rain, fog, smog and anything in between.
It also changes when you load a savegame.
There is heavy rain, light rain, "sunny" rain, fog, smog and anything in between.
Never saw the toxic weather effect in 60H, must be something else that trigger it or it's just complete RNG.
About rain, it so bad i would actually prefer not having it, it's just a visual filter with no actual splash drop on ground or other effects.....
Weather not tied to a scripted scene seems a little more rare than I'd like. I've seen dynamic rain once, maybe twice in my 80+ hours so far. But then... we are talking about southern California here.
Yes. But the thing is, it changes very slowly (the ingame day(24 hours) is also 2 hours in real time iirc). So you might need to play a while to see all the different weather. Some days its clear and sunny, some days it is overcast, sometimes its raining.
Last night I saw a very strange, yellow fog and rain cover everything. It lasted better part of a day and looked so unnatural that I thought the game was bugging out. Was that the acid rain? At any rate it didn't have any effect on anything, it was just weirdly colored..
ps. I play on PC
Lol, your right. Its probably the first game ever where it doesnt rain indoors
BUT i got fog in the majors penthouse on a foggy day, reloading to a sunny weather fixed it.
In my 90+ hour playthrough, I only had rain twice outside the scripted one. I'm on PC playing in Steam.
Maybe it's because I played the game a lot but I've seen rain, intense rain, acid rain (or whatever you'd call the yellow tint one), fog etc.
What I did notice is that it tends to be clear skies for the most part so I can see how some people might have not experienced rain too much. Might need some tweaking.
What I did notice is that it tends to be clear skies for the most part so I can see how some people might have not experienced rain too much. Might need some tweaking.
Same here. But given its location I expected Night City to be sunny 90% of the time.
As I wrote in the other weather thread...
... there is no actual system behind the weather though. No weather progression or anything. Each time the open world loads, a weather state is randomly chosen. Not like in the Witcher 3, where there was, say, morning fog and such. Also: NPCs don't react to the weather, at all...