Platform Discussion Thread

[MrQwerty227]

Ill definitely play on PC, but ill probably get another copy for my ps4 so I can have a physical copy to add to my collection.

 

[Lisbeth_Salander]

I'm broke at the moment so unless I can pay for a high end PC rig, I will be playing it on Playstation. Unemployment is a bitch

Most young folks are unemployed in my country. I believe it's quite common in US too.

EDIT: I believe people without jobs should do anything to get a way to play Cyberpunk 2077, even if that means prostitution.

 

[Raxaphan]

I believe people without jobs should do anything to get a way to play Cyberpunk 2077, even if that means prostitution.

Interesting Corp thinking: do whatever it takes to buy our products.

 

[Lazerlatte]

Linux.

 

[sp4wn_]

No Title

...i will get it for my ps4 pro

 

[qOjOp]

I'm thinkin'...
By the time Cyberpunk is release to the wild... it will be 2019...
That would mean / seems that I will initially play it on the PS5 first.
Then play it on the XBOX X ver 2.0...
And of course on the PC... I'm addicted to mods!!!

I have Witcher 3 on all 3 plats...
CE on the XBOX, GOTY on PC and Standard + DLCs on PS4.

 

[Xaujin]

PC all the way. Played Witcher 3 when it first came out through preorder on GOG and then I replayed the GOTY edition. Completely worth it, and I am stoked for Cyberpunk 2077.

 

[S3r1ous]

ill probably wait for patches to fix most issues and then load it up on PC

 

[Guest 4149880]

Anyone that can should buy two copies, one for playing and at least one physical copy to leave in the package and frame because CDPR could be making history here and also support them even more by buying an extra copy. Plus the first editions of physical copies will probably have limited additional content in the box, as CDPR has stated they like to do, that might be worth more value one day if unopened. I am, why not.

 

[Razrback16]

Good move! I'm upgrading sooner so I can play a few other demanding games coming out this year, but I may do so again if another generation of video cards launches around/slightly before 2077's release.

Thanks - ya, I'm getting more and more excited for this game - I just loved the Witcher series, and hoping this one is just an as awesome. Really hope they come out with a nice trailer at E3 with some info to share with us.

 

[111elf]

Interesting Corp thinking: do whatever it takes to buy our products.

Looks like Lisbeth has already started role playing in preparation for Cyberpunk. Now that's dedication ^^

Jokes aside - for me it's definitely going to be PC. I have to admit though that I'm not in a haste to play the latest games. So I can easily wait until PCs powerful enough for a game are affordable

 

[Exhibitioner]

PC to start with, maybe even multiple platforms!

 

[DarthRaver8686]

Definately PC. Im actually going to be building an entirely new rig as a bday present to myself in april. Im just waiting to see if the new nvidia gpus launch in the coming months and if so ill wait for that to have the latest and greatest. Also going to be getting a new monitor probably 1440p as i dont need 4k. Well see though depending on gpu and if i can get a good deal on a 4k monitor. Going all out on this one. Got a nice fat budget so i can spare no expense.

 

[Snowflakez]

Definately PC. Im actually going to be building an entirely new rig as a bday present to myself in april. Im just waiting to see if the new nvidia gpus launch in the coming months and if so ill wait for that to have the latest and greatest. Also going to be getting a new monitor probably 1440p as i dont need 4k. Well see though depending on gpu and if i can get a good deal on a 4k monitor. Going all out on this one. Got a nice fat budget so i can spare no expense.

Suggestion - instead of getting a 1440p monitor, try getting a 1080p, 144hz monitor. If you stick around 24" you won't even notice the difference in pixel density, but you'll absolutely love the FPS difference. IMO, right now, with current GPUs, performance is just being wasted on extra pixels when it's not even what makes the biggest difference.

If you don't already know, the jump from 60 to 144 FPS (or 120, or as close as you can get) is huge visually speaking - it's definitely noticeable.

Just my 2 cents - obviously, you do whatever you feel is best for your situation and your tastes. Just bear in mind this is coming from a guy who switched from a 27" 1440p 60hz monitor to a 24" 1080p 144hz monitor with no regrets!

 

[DarthRaver8686]

I appreciate the advice. I actually already have an asus VG248 monitor which is 1080p 144hz. But its 27 inches i beleive. Ypur absolutely right i coudl save by just sticking with that monitor . Or spend that money elsewhere. Only thing is it doesnt have gsync but not a huge deal to me, esp with the 143hz and 1ms response time

 

[DarthRaver8686]

Actually maybe it is 24inches lol i forget. Its the asus 144hz 1ms response time monitor without gsync. I love the monitor though and i got it brand new from best nyy for $200 on sale.

 

[Lisbeth_Salander]

Actually maybe it is 24inches

That's very big.

 

[Snowflakez]

Actually maybe it is 24inches lol i forget. Its the asus 144hz 1ms response time monitor without gsync. I love the monitor though and i got it brand new from best nyy for $200 on sale.

Ah, gotcha, I didn't know you already had one. More power to you whatever you do

 

[Xxetro]

I think it'll be on PC and the current gen consoles. Possibly the next gen if Microsoft and Sony decides to announce.

 

[CyberpunkGameFR]

Obviously PC! I had a great time playing The Witcher 3 on PS4 but this time I'll go for PC, since I bought a GTX 1080 Ti it will be the perfect addition!