Cyberpunk 2077

[Black_Hawk]

Just completed the mission Pyramid Song with Judy and it was so beautiful...

Such a different type of mission and scuba diving underwater with her and getting to know her as she swam through those submerged sites really gave insight into her character. She definitely has a sad past.

 

Also, in the end got an opportunity to get a closer look at her tats  and the one on her hand caught my attention...

 

 

[Black_Hawk]

Completed the "Play it Safe" main mission... WOW!! What a level... superb action

 

 

 

f**king Oda though... annoyingly fast and his Mantis attacks are devastating! All that and to top it off his health regenerates... WTF!
 

 

Edited December 23, 2020 by Black_Hawk

[Black_Hawk]

A couple of things I don't like and find annoying in the game (besides the useless drone peds) are:

 

- The Scan mechanism is a little finicky to work with. Sometimes when you zoom in/ out the reticle goes missing and then you can't aim and scan objects suddenly. It's buggy.

 

- The entire stealth aspect of this game definitely needed better implementation. Sometimes I start a mission with stealth and soon get tired and switch to full blown assault. Full out shooting is so much fun in this game! And sniping... very gratifying. Stealth should have been silk smooth like in Dishonored.

 

But this game is seriously addicting on the PC. I'm 38 hours in at this point and completely hooked.

Edited December 23, 2020 by Black_Hawk

[PhantomShade]

1 hour ago, Black_Hawk said:

Completed the "Play it Safe" main mission... WOW!! What a level... superb action

 

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f**king Oda though... annoyingly fast and his Mantis attacks are devastating! All that and to top it off his health regenerates... WTF!
 

 

 

He is a pussi who pops smoke, goes full invis and then hides in one of those containers where his HP regenerates.

If you hit him while he's doing this it does huge damage and takes out like 20-30% of his health bar.

 

 

V is some low level GTA thug in this compared to practically everyone.

 

[gecko89]

A slight overreaction.

 

Edited December 23, 2020 by gecko89

[WhiteWolf]

WTF

Edited December 23, 2020 by WhiteWolf

[Right]

11 minutes ago, gecko89 said:

A slight overreaction.

 

Lol. 

[VelivolusDas]

A little over-the-top, but I guess most would get the analogy that the writer was going for.

[Guest]

 

Hotfix 1.06 is available on PC and consoles

[KnackChap]

 

ROFL. Poor CDPR

[Right]

Patch 1.06

Console-specific

Improved memory management and stability, resulting in fewer crashes.

 

Ok.

[Black_Hawk]

8 hours ago, gecko89 said:

A slight overreaction.

 

 

LoL the hate!

[CarbonCore]

10 hours ago, gecko89 said:

A slight overreaction.

 

 

The writer should go to Warsaw and ask them how they feel about comparing them to Hitler.

[Right]

6 minutes ago, CarbonCore said:

 

The writer should go to Warsaw and ask them how they feel about comparing them to Hitler.

 

It was a clickbait piece.

Writer has written things in numbered bullet points like for some forum.

 

BTW CDPR didn't announce that there will be a patch coming in this week, I think they are making their dev slave out during Christmas too.

[b!T]

4 hours ago, KnackChap said:

 

ROFL. Poor CDPR

 

Oh yes, badly handled game launches are same as killing millions of people. Hats off to whomever wrote this and the moron who let it get published.

[gecko89]

8 minutes ago, b!T said:

 

Oh yes, badly handled game launches are same as killing millions of people. Hats off to whomever wrote this and the moron who let it get published.

The author makes some really good points, but equating a game to Hitler is going wayyy overboard.

To me, CDPR is as bad as or worse than even EA for what they pulled (and succeeded, looking at their sales numbers after refunds).

 

https://www.pastemagazine.com/games/cyberpunk-2077/cyberpunk-2077-game-of-the-year/

[b!T]

1 minute ago, gecko89 said:

The author makes some really good points, but equating a game to Hitler is going wayyy overboard.

To me, CDPR is as bad as or worse than even EA for what they pulled (and succeeded, looking at their sales numbers after refunds).

 

https://www.pastemagazine.com/games/cyberpunk-2077/cyberpunk-2077-game-of-the-year/

 

I didn't read the article. Don't have to when the title is so insensitive and downright ridiculous 

[Agent 47]

1 hour ago, Right said:

BTW CDPR didn't announce that there will be a patch coming in this week, I think they are making their dev slave out during Christmas too.

 

There is just a small team of testers which are working on the patches. Rest of them are on vacation.

[Black_Hawk]

41 minutes ago, gecko89 said:

The author makes some really good points, but equating a game to Hitler is going wayyy overboard.

To me, CDPR is as bad as or worse than even EA for what they pulled (and succeeded, looking at their sales numbers after refunds).

 

https://www.pastemagazine.com/games/cyberpunk-2077/cyberpunk-2077-game-of-the-year/

 

Almost the same list of problems plaguing this game which have been mentioned here in this thread and across different other sites on the internet. The author blows it up and takes it to the Hitler comparison:

 

Cyberpunk 2077 is truly the game of the year because it represents all the problems holding this industry back, and because the size and scope of its failure is so massive. Cyberpunk 2077 is the game of the year in the same way Hitler was Time’s Man of the Year in 1938—not as an award or accolade, but as a warning and admonishment to the rest of the world. (And no, we are in no way comparing a bad game to history’s greatest monster, but if you’re looking for an example of when an “award” isn’t really an award, Time kind of set the standard back in ‘38.)

 

[PhantomShade]

23 minutes ago, Black_Hawk said:

 

Almost the same list of problems plaguing this game which have been mentioned here in this thread and across different other sites on the internet. The author blows it up and takes it to the Hitler comparison:

 

Cyberpunk 2077 is truly the game of the year because it represents all the problems holding this industry back, and because the size and scope of its failure is so massive. Cyberpunk 2077 is the game of the year in the same way Hitler was Time’s Man of the Year in 1938—not as an award or accolade, but as a warning and admonishment to the rest of the world. (And no, we are in no way comparing a bad game to history’s greatest monster, but if you’re looking for an example of when an “award” isn’t really an award, Time kind of set the standard back in ‘38.)