Cyberpunk 2077

[Animus]

On 1/16/2021 at 5:58 PM, WhiteWolf said:

They were trying to make it like GTA? Lol

 

This should be a lesson for every developer out there. Never try to copy Rockstar games when making open world games. Rockstar is king of the genre for a reason and any studio trying to copy them will end up destroying themselves, just like CDPR did.

 

W3 success ne deemag kharab kardiya CDPR ka. They started to think they're in same league as Rockstar lol.

haha...true.

 

GTA was super optimised on PS3/X360 as well.

14 hours ago, WhiteWolf said:

Criticism is fine but ye Jason toh kutton ki tarah peechey padt hai.

 

 

He is like Arnab

 Arnab..no way....he is a chu....

We need reporters like Jason in gaming industry....otherwise all such things will be blamed on QA rather than higher management. 

[hsk_colossus]

 

[Big Boss]

Oh man the influencers bullshitted us so much. Especially that Yonyea and Alana Pears. Lying through their teeth.

[roun90]

10 hours ago, Karooo said:

I played Witcher 1 on PC when it came out. Trust me, it had 5 minute loading times, unlimited bugs, and an awful combat system. If people had reacted the way they reacted to Cyberpunk’s launch then maybe there would have been no Witcher 3. Of course times were different but there are glimpses of greatness in Cyberpunk 2077. Wonder if they will get a chance to make a new one... it would be tragic if this ends up being their last game.

 

I am expecting an enhanced edition like they did for Witcher 1. They need to massively overhaul the AI too. GTA SA had a better AI and that came out 14 years ago.

 

Witcher 1 was not that well received though. It was considered a good game, but it did not exactly become the talk of the industry. Witcher 2 was a little better and was mainly well received after CDPR made the enhanced version and gave it away for free to all Witcher 2 owners. The story was great, but CDPR's act of giving away the tons of extras was more talked about than the game itself. CDPR became a household name only after WItcher 3. Before that - they were a niche developer who did not have much pressure or fan expectation on their shoulder. CDPR did not promise anything with Witcher 1 or Witcher 2. Just released the game - that's it. They promised a ton of stuff with Cyberpunk after Witcher 3, fan expectation were high, and then on a console that ran RDR2 and Ghost of Tsushima - they delivered a game that looked like an upgraded GTA San Andreas. That's where the problems come from. On PC you're all good, if you have a good HW. If you're running a low to mid end PC - you're right up there with Console owners. And even on PC - the city is nothing special. The writing is good, that's it. Otherwise it's an empty shell of a city and a grave of broken promises.

[Agent 47]

The game has Identity Crisis. Neither the RPG elements work properly nor it showcases itself as GTA Style action-adventure game.

[dylanjosh]

17 hours ago, CarbonCore said:

 

Came back out of retirement just for this game  

 

 

I dont know what people are complaining about. Works fine on my $5000 PC. 

[hazard12345]

18 hours ago, CarbonCore said:

 

Came back out of retirement just for this game  

This was unbelievable. So many laughs

 

 

[Agent 47]

1 hour ago, AnK said:

I think when the developers started pre-production they definitely envisioned an RPG set in a cyberpunk world 

 

The Source material is a tabletop RPG. Played it once back in 2019 when world was still normal. Its pretty good. Too bad they they didn't stick to their scope.

[rushab oswal]

Guess il keep my sealed ps4 disc in my cupboard for 2 years atleast.

[SpearHea:D]

Purge begins

[Mysteryman]

8 hours ago, HundredProofSam said:

 

Not sure which Journalism 101 class this is from, but journos don't get paid commissions based on clicks or views. They either get a fixed fee per article or are on a salary, both of which are below average media pay standards.

Well you’re right. Commission is a word mostly used in the real estate industry. As for journalism, your performance and growth are based on the quality and number of the articles and the traffic they produce. Hence Jason has to produce such articles to grow his position at Bloomberg. 

[CtrlAltDev93]

Refunds are rolling out for the physical copies. I expected it to take a while.

[Agent 47]

7 hours ago, CtrlAltDev93 said:

Refunds are rolling out for the physical copies. I expected it to take a while.

 

Not for PC i suppose cause my copy is still sealed.

[CtrlAltDev93]

4 hours ago, Agent 47 said:

 

Not for PC i suppose cause my copy is still sealed.

They only offered refunds for PS and Xbox versions. The options they gave were either refund or exchange for PC version. 

[0verlord]

Cyberpunk 2077 Price Plummets to Only $30

 

https://comicbook.com/gear/news/cyberpunk-2077-price-plummets-to-only-30/

[cyberpunk]

1 hour ago, 0verlord said:

Cyberpunk 2077 Price Plummets to Only $30

 

https://comicbook.com/gear/news/cyberpunk-2077-price-plummets-to-only-30/

The hype has died down considerably so not even surprised. 

[gecko89]

 

[PlainDosa]

Here's a first look at Cyberpunk 2077's Johnny Silverhand before Keanu Reeves took the role

 

 

 

[dylanjosh]

[Vamos]

https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5bmmx/people-are-getting-cyberpunk-2077-refunds-and-getting-to-keep-the-game

 

So apparently, CDPR started issuing refunds for physical copies (for those who requested in the specified timeline) and are not asking to send back the game.