Can't wait for this one, I'm going to install this game once again when this patch will be available.
They could have fixed the perks. Half of the perks just NOT working seems like a big issue but I'm not sure that CDPR has even acknowledged that problem. Also, I agree entirely this game is boring and 90% dialog.That's a big patch, but man this is all basic stuff that should've been required before the game released.
Everyone is all "haha I bet this shuts all the haters up!" but I wonder why that would be the case. I played through this game on PC with comparatively very few glitches and interruptions what I've heard a lot of people experienced. I played on the highest settings with a pretty good framerate throughout (roughly 80-110 fps, but that's a pretty wide variance, so hopefully that's stabilized with this update).
My progression was not halted, my game did not crash, and my saves did not get corrupted. My disappointment with this game is how absolutely bland it is. Just as the primary story started to get somewhat interesting, it ended (and all the endings are a major bummer). The best story experiences were found in some of the entirely optional and missable side quests, and even those were sometimes far too brief. When I decided to shift my efforts to clearing the map of side missions and quest markers, I actually began to hate this game. There is absolutely no reason to invest the time to complete all these filler missions; they're all the same, all cookie-cutter.
There is a huge lack of content here, contrasting to what was originally promised. Missing sections of the city, missing gameplay elements, missing follow-up to story elements established in your intro/life path missions, missing customization options to your character's history, etc.
Also, in a game that takes place in a world with such a heavy emphasis on body modification and manipulating outward appearance, the fact that I can't even get a haircut, let alone modify anything else about my appearance, is absurd. The decision by the higher-ups to switch the game to first-person kills the enjoyment I would get out of finding and equipping all manner of cool looking outfits, consequently nullifying the one aspect of visual customization this game actually does have.
And so now with this patch that makes an average and incomplete-feeling FPS run a bit smoother, we're supposed to fall in love with it? Absolutely not. This game needs a MASSIVE content patch/update/overhaul, and until then, people have every right to continue to be disappointed in it.
Yes and no but i'm not going to bitch about the things missing today because this patch fixes so many issues it would be counter productive/and belittle the sheer amount of work put in and i'm thinking the devs need a little positivity not making any promises about future bitching thoughTo all naysayers: are you happy now?
You are completely free to be disappointed with something that didn't turn out the way you expected it, but at this point to expect a complete overhaul is imo simply unrealistic. Might be time for you to accept the fact you made a bad purchase and move on with your life. Shit happens - wasted 60$ aren't the end of the world. I wasted 30 times that amount on things that I ended up being disappointed with and simply moved on.That's a big patch, but man this is all basic stuff that should've been required before the game released.
Everyone is all "haha I bet this shuts all the haters up!" but I wonder why that would be the case. I played through this game on PC with comparatively very few glitches and interruptions what I've heard a lot of people experienced. I played on the highest settings with a pretty good framerate throughout (roughly 80-110 fps, but that's a pretty wide variance, so hopefully that's stabilized with this update).
My progression was not halted, my game did not crash, and my saves did not get corrupted. My disappointment with this game is how absolutely bland it is. Just as the primary story started to get somewhat interesting, it ended (and all the endings are a major bummer). The best story experiences were found in some of the entirely optional and missable side quests, and even those were sometimes far too brief. When I decided to shift my efforts to clearing the map of side missions and quest markers, I actually began to hate this game. There is absolutely no reason to invest the time to complete all these filler missions; they're all the same, all cookie-cutter.
There is a huge lack of content here, contrasting to what was originally promised. Missing sections of the city, missing gameplay elements, missing follow-up to story elements established in your intro/life path missions, missing customization options to your character's history, etc.
Also, in a game that takes place in a world with such a heavy emphasis on body modification and manipulating outward appearance, the fact that I can't even get a haircut, let alone modify anything else about my appearance, is absurd. The decision by the higher-ups to switch the game to first-person kills the enjoyment I would get out of finding and equipping all manner of cool looking outfits, consequently nullifying the one aspect of visual customization this game actually does have.
And so now with this patch that makes an average and incomplete-feeling FPS run a bit smoother, we're supposed to fall in love with it? Absolutely not. This game needs a MASSIVE content patch/update/overhaul, and until then, people have every right to continue to be disappointed in it.
It was never "hate"... and I wish some people would stop that accusation. It was/is justified anger.Hmm, I love how everyone switched from hate to praise...
I have a bad feeling, that this patch was only a show off for the investors, and the rest of patches will be one tenth of it's size, just like the previous ones were.
But go on CDPR, surprise me.
Exactly, now we are supposed to worship them and forget about everything that happened until now. Some of the fixes are actually so insignificant or useless ( you can buy cat food now, yey) that I had to read twice because I did not believe what I was looking at. It's all smoke and mirrors just to appease the higher ups and the people ready to sue them at the first sight of imcompetence.That's a big patch, but man this is all basic stuff that should've been required before the game released.
Everyone is all "haha I bet this shuts all the haters up!" but I wonder why that would be the case. I played through this game on PC with comparatively very few glitches and interruptions what I've heard a lot of people experienced. I played on the highest settings with a pretty good framerate throughout (roughly 80-110 fps, but that's a pretty wide variance, so hopefully that's stabilized with this update).
My progression was not halted, my game did not crash, and my saves did not get corrupted. My disappointment with this game is how absolutely bland it is. Just as the primary story started to get somewhat interesting, it ended (and all the endings are a major bummer). The best story experiences were found in some of the entirely optional and missable side quests, and even those were sometimes far too brief. When I decided to shift my efforts to clearing the map of side missions and quest markers, I actually began to hate this game. There is absolutely no reason to invest the time to complete all these filler missions; they're all the same, all cookie-cutter.
There is a huge lack of content here, contrasting to what was originally promised. Missing sections of the city, missing gameplay elements, missing follow-up to story elements established in your intro/life path missions, missing customization options to your character's history, etc.
Also, in a game that takes place in a world with such a heavy emphasis on body modification and manipulating outward appearance, the fact that I can't even get a haircut, let alone modify anything else about my appearance, is absurd. The decision by the higher-ups to switch the game to first-person kills the enjoyment I would get out of finding and equipping all manner of cool looking outfits, consequently nullifying the one aspect of visual customization this game actually does have.
And so now with this patch that makes an average and incomplete-feeling FPS run a bit smoother, we're supposed to fall in love with it? Absolutely not. This game needs a MASSIVE content patch/update/overhaul, and until then, people have every right to continue to be disappointed in it.
To all naysayers: are you happy now?
It was just for comparison, hate sounds better than "justified anger"It was never "hate"... and I wish some people would stop that accusation. It was/is justified anger.
It really doesn't. It unfortunately misrepresents the intent of what people say.It was just for comparison, hate sounds better than "justified anger"
Did everyone who has mods applied to this game see this:??
This means ALL your mods will stop working where you have them in /patch... so BACK UP your mod archive files from /patch now into a convenient folder someplace you can locate them, as they will ALL need to be re-installed into this new 'mod' folder once the update creates it...
- ' Modding: Added a new "mod" folder for loading modded archives. The modded archives can be named in any way and go into the "mod" folder now. Having mod archives in the "patch" folder is no longer supported. '
Let's hope they still work... firstly will Cyber Engine Tweaks still work as that is the base that supports many other mods.... there's no mention of the mods that currently go into the bin/x64/plugins folder like CET which currently contains the its own 'mods' folder...and into which the folders for many major (non 'patch') mod folders go like FreeFly, Appearance Menu, Appearance Changer, TPP third person and Teleport GatewaySystem and others like .lua files...
Hopefully there will be some pointers on the Nexus site on this issue soon...
Yes it will take timeThat would take a massive amount of time and effort to implement, so don't hold your breath.