*** Cyberpunk 2077 ***

I've had this in my Steam Library mid way through last year in a sale, Played the start but, I think at the time there were other games and never went back.

A few weeks ago I decided to go back and wow, I'm glad I did. I've put over 90 hours into it, trying to cram in anytime I have playing it. I'm in love with the world, story and gameplay - Everything just feels epic.
Half way through I purchased Phantom Liberty.

I've just got one two more locations for the Gigs/NPCD missions then going to continue the DLC. I'm level 59 and trying to obtain all of the cars for the Achievement. I'm getting a little worried as I know I'm nearing completion, but I guess that just means starting again right :D

Running on my 5080 with Path Tracing on all maxed out @ 1440, Ultrawide (DLSS Quality + Frame gen) hitting 95-120fps - Just looks jaw dropping.
 
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markyb said:
I guess that just means starting again
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Same here
So far my gameplays always end up in netrunner/stealth
On one hand feels like it is too simple, on other feels like missing a big chunk of the sandevistan/berserker/melee fights
 
alec said:
Same here
So far my gameplays always end up in netrunner/stealth
On one hand feels like it is too simple, on other feels like missing a big chunk of the sandevistan/berserker/melee fights
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Same. I've sort of settled into netrunner where I go in, make everyone I can shoot themself in the head, and then run about whipping the remining folk's faces off with the monowire.
 
Updated drivers and gave the old beauty a spin with new dynamic FG and preset M on DLSS performance mode @1440p ran pretty damn well [5060Ti 16Gb, 5800x£D 16GB ram] PT at High/Ultra gave 120fps [real 50 fps, latency 60ms] needs a bit of tweaking to get latency down 120 mods installed

looked fabulous
 
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MostlyHuman said:
Updated drivers and gave the old beauty a spin with new dynamic FG and preset M on DLSS performance mode @1440p ran pretty damn well [5060Ti 16Gb, 5800x£D 16GB ram] T at High/Ultra gave 120fps [real 50 fps, latency 60ms] needs a bit of tweaking to get latency down 120 mods installed

looked fabulous
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The way it's meant to be played! Nvidia are performing wonderful dark magic with their RTX tech. FG is even better now based on my testing, x3 was my go to usually on a 240hz monitor but now x4 looks and feels better than x3 due to the improved model.
 
markyb said:
I've had this in my Steam Library mid way through last year in a sale, Played the start but, I think at the time there were other games and never went back.

A few weeks ago I decided to go back and wow, I'm glad I did. I've put over 90 hours into it, trying to cram in anytime I have playing it. I'm in love with the world, story and gameplay - Everything just feels epic.
Half way through I purchased Phantom Liberty.

I've just got one two more locations for the Gigs/NPCD missions then going to continue the DLC. I'm level 59 and trying to obtain all of the cars for the Achievement. I'm getting a little worried as I know I'm nearing completion, but I guess that just means starting again right :D

Running on my 5080 with Path Tracing on all maxed out @ 1440, Ultrawide (DLSS Quality + Frame gen) hitting 95-120fps - Just looks jaw dropping.
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I just needed to update this thread. I've been a few weeks since I completed CyberPunk : Phantom Liberty. Completed all endings.

There are very few games that have left a actual mark on me, I keep thinking about this game, the Characters and the endings. The whole game is incredible. I'm over 140 hours and completed all gigs/sightings - I only have a few smaller quests to complete - 255 completed.

I love the minor details everywhere. Nothing appears to be just copied and pasted like a few games I've played this year. The music, the graphics, the setting!

I've just started another playthrough - going down a slightly different Gun / Smart gun route rather than net runner. The start I think hits more with Jackie... Dam, what a game.
 
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Had a peek in again. The autopilot vehicles saves so much messing about for replaying.

ON THE OTHER HAND

The autopilot only coordinates between itself and ordinary traffic cars those cars will stop for no reason just to let the hero car through.

But when a road gets closed by a gang blockade or a police thingy it's blind and drives right into it and maybe gets stuck ramming a blockade while combat gets triggered.

There's also a chance for the autopilot to uhmm... glitch, the vehicle forgets its target location and drives around infinitely like a npc vehicle but surprisingly fast and aggressive, hitting people and objects regularly.

Even happened with claire driving me back to the garage, she failed to stop then went on a rampage round town with me trapped as a passenger, didn't seem to be able to get police attention.
 
CaptainRAVE said:
I’ve finally brought myself to uninstall this. I think I’ve played it through at least 4 times. Rare for me to play any game through more than once, although at least each major update brought new life each time and made it a much better game.
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Can't remember how many times I played it through, different load outs each time mostly.

Then I got on the mods and played some more.

Still have it installed, getting the urge to fire it up again later this year.
 
WTF is happening C2077 is all over my YT feed, player count increased from 30K mid June to 80K early July, now slowly dropping currently 47K. The numbers rose 2 weeks before the Edgerunners 2 tease launched so thats probably not the reason.

Maybe its all the AI news? who knows
 
It was on Steam sale. That’s where I got it. Put an hour or so in, good so far. A decent portion of that was finding settings my RX 570 8GB could handle. Getting 40-60fps on mostly low settings with a few things cranked up a bit and not using a frame generation/FSR or dynamic scaling at 1080p as it felt laggy to me? Even on higher FPS. Game still looks amazing.
 
MostlyHuman said:
WTF is happening C2077 is all over my YT feed, player count increased from 30K mid June to 80K early July, now slowly dropping currently 47K. The numbers rose 2 weeks before the Edgerunners 2 tease launched so thats probably not the reason.

Maybe its all the AI news? who knows
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It was recently in the steam sale + you just had the FSR4 release for RDNA 3 so Cyberpunk has been getting a lot more coverage on YouTube and other platforms from tech tubers trying out FSR 4 on their 7000 series GPU's, so combine that with the massive sale discount it probably gave the game a nice bump.
 
MostlyHuman said:
WTF is happening C2077 is all over my YT feed, player count increased from 30K mid June to 80K early July, now slowly dropping currently 47K. The numbers rose 2 weeks before the Edgerunners 2 tease launched so thats probably not the reason.

Maybe its all the AI news? who knows
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you were just hoping for some unknown free content to have been released. :D
 
I went back to try CP 2077 again, mainly because I wanted to stretch the legs of my new 5080 and really see everything pop on my new OLED. I actually had a good experience playing this at launch compared to most, I didn't suffer many bugs and I had secured myself a 3080 at the time, which cut out a lot of the performance issues. But going back it's like BRO, it's so impressive visually it's off the charts. A neon cyberpunk world really needs this kind of lighting and level of technology to really shine.

I'm on the high preset for path tracing, everything else on high, in 4k, using DLSS quality mode and 3x framegen. I'm getting pretty consistently an average of 100fps or higher. It looks amazing, it's so smooth. It's my first time in a long time going above 60hz too, so it's just buttery smooth with gsync.

I'll be doing another complete play through and then grab the DLC at the end which I've never played. The game is so much more mature now, you can tell all the little bugs and things have been ironed out. One thing that's really striking to me is that people complain about launches that fall flat, and new tech that runs poorly and most people have to turn off at the time, and how we have to resort to DLSS to get raytracing playable, etc. But when this stuff all matures and you can go back a few years later and really see it shine, it's so worth the subjective "pain" at the time. This game really is a modern Crysis, If you have a modern video card, I'd say a 5060 class or above (or equivalent) you owe it yourself to either play Cyberpunk, or re-play it, if you have not done so since launch.
 
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