Like on this forum we haven't recommended CDPR for over 2 years not to make such looting/progression system... And that's exactly what we got and, surprise surprise, everybody complains and say it's pure shit. And unimmersive to say the least.
NOW do you see why Kellie at Gamespot said she didn't bother to buy clothes or use crafting?
Everyone bashed her for not finishing the game, even though she played over 50 hours and finished it.
She was right. Most of the systems in the game are just not needed due to the sheer amount of stuff you pick up.
Maybe everyone won't be so quick to best reviewers that ALWAYS have more experience with any game then the general public.
Should be an option to "dismantle all junk" in one go, theres a lot very basic options that have been standard in games forc20 years, that are missing. Especially to do with accessibility options. Considering they had SO LONG to do this game properly, the amount of basics they forgot to put into the game is soul destroying. Very VERY poor CDPR. 
Yeah the lack of interactions in the world is a dissaopointment
Or animations for drinking or eating at bars/restaruants .. they are sadly absolutelly obsolete cause you cant even get a hooker there
loots is perfectly fine, i love it.
what do you want ? borderlands 3 loot ? legendary drops every 3 kills ?
what do you want ? borderlands 3 loot ? legendary drops every 3 kills ?
I had the same problem with Witcher 2 and 3. Lots of loot everywhere with the vendors only purpose being to get money out off them. Didn't detract too badly in those games but I can see it being a bigger issue here since you are playing your own character living in this world rather than playing Geralt and exploring the world. That's my take on it until I get to play
I was 3 hours into the game and back at my apt trying to figure out how to simply swap out my clothes or weapons. I finally had to google it to see I was in the wrong menu.....WHY!!!!!!!!
You don't need to pick up every single item or weapon, look at it, pick it up if it's good, if it's useful for you, if not, just leave it
Non-existent loot and rewards in Valhalla!!!!?????? What game are you playing, it's certainly not Valhalla. The loot is perfect you just have to know where to look to get the armor sets and the weapons. What weren't you getting in Valhalla that you thought you should?
As far as Cyberpunk I only have 3-4 hours in. I'm picking up mostly junk based on the inspection from inside the apt. Took me an hour to figure out how to swap my gear but the weapons I found were different and interesting, from handguns, to SMG's to shotty's.
They need to at least change selling a stack of items without the stupid "choose amount" popup being the default. I would rather just spam the button selling 1 at a time, but it isn't an option.
And being able to sell with just a rightclick after choosing amount. Currently you have to click at the sell button.
And being able to sell with just a rightclick after choosing amount. Currently you have to click at the sell button.
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Sounds like they could just have a 'dismantle all' option in the menu to solve this. The latest AC games did something similar and it works fine.
Yeah no man its complete garbage in Valhalla
D ... there is like 10 armor sets and 20 weapons in the whole game its a complete joke ... not to mention that most gear you find is by going to the dot on map and loot chest no gear rewards for killing elites, for killing bosses, for doing quests or for doing side activities nothing ... its complete garbage Cyberpunk in comparison to this is a complete heaven ... and if you find it too many just dont pick up the junk no one is forcing you ... see there is the differnce why Cyberpunk loot system is fine and Valhalla is a complete garbage in comparison ... Here if you find it too many and think most of loot is junk you just dont have to pick up the loot and pick up just the epic/legendary ones here problem solved ... in Valhalla if you want more loot drops in the game then friend you are out of your luck cause you just cant magically summon gear or weapons which are not present in the game so there is nothing you can do how to bypass the game mechanic
Thats why I always say better too much loot then too little its always much better and more people are satisfied that way, thats why I get why they went with lot of loot and why I am completely ok with this
what difficulty is everybody playing on?
does increasing difficulty decrease loot?
does increasing difficulty decrease loot?
I get your point, but this is not the type of game where i should "learn to quickly recognize" loot IS broken (poorly done)
Well, I like how it is, because I expected NPCs to drop every little thing they have on them. Junk lying around the city can be ignored like in real life. Just out of honest curiosity. How did you expect the loot system to look like?
Its pretty simple in CP: you get best gear from specific unique NPCs (miniboss in a mission etc) or as mission rewards. Some iconic things you have to pick up from specific places...But always related to unique NPCs. For example your first iconic is most likely the pistol that Wilson the gun salesman wants to give you as you walk out of your apartment the first time.
bottom line: the good stuff isnt random drops. Most every other loot is for selling or dismantling. You can upgrade your stuff using the stuff you get from dismantling, so it stays more up to par with your level.
I had no Problem to find loot in every Corner or NPC. Sure some Stuff is crap and it takes some Time to clean the Inventory, but by the way, its on our own to pick up or not. You want a less filled bag, look for needs and leave the rest.
I would like to see the Junk has a little second use in the game to interact with NPCs. A smoke or a drink, throw dildos on them or squeeze the stressball as gimmick.
I would like to see the Junk has a little second use in the game to interact with NPCs. A smoke or a drink, throw dildos on them or squeeze the stressball as gimmick.
I never even liked an Assassin's Creed game so far but you are almost selling it to me.Yeah no man its complete garbage in Valhalla
Sounds good, actually. Far better than the garbage of compulsively looting something every two steps the franchise made me used to (and Cyberpunk is doing the same annoying bullshit now).
Itemization is cool when every upgrade feels meaningful and sticks with you for a while. Nnot when the you are essentially invited to compare random shit every two steps and spending whole minutes doing busywork in your inventory is the norm.
Gothic had one of the best progression systems in the entire RPG genre and you had like, what? FOUR armor sets for each faction you joined? And each one marked your upgrade in status too.