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I'm still going to wait for a couple more months before I even give it a try again. It's a shame I feel I have to, 1 thing I've learnt is, I'm never going to Pre-Order games again!
I've put in a decent amount of time on this now and it's a fun game but it's also quite a shallow game with very inconsistent quality levels. The opening 20-30 minutes is really impressive. Most of the characters you meet are beautifully designed and are genuinely interesting, the animations are pretty good and the story gets off to a strong start. However, as the open world aspect of it opens up a bit I really started to notice a major dip in the quality of character design and interaction. I get that they can't spend as much time on NPCs as they do on main/side quest characters, but the difference between the main characters you meet and the NPCs occupying the world is really jarring and breaks the immersion. A lot of the time I'd approach an NPC to see if they were someone I could interact with and they'd utter a single word or sentence, often without their mouths even moving or the character turning to look at me, then resume whatever it was they were doing, which frequently wasn't very much at all. NPCs just undertake the same task ad infinitum, whether it's lifting weights, walking around, sitting on a bench, etc, there's never really a sense that any of the NPCs live a proper life within the game. I get some people probably don't care about this, but I do.
Also, the game is a buggy mess at the moment. I've had countless glitches, either in terms of graphical glitches or animation errors. In one quest V's hands and arms got stuck extended out in front of him, wrists bent as if broken, and this carried on through several cutscenes until I got to the next combat bit. Other times I've had NPCs clip through floors and walls, cars sink through the floor or suddenly become hover cars, cigarettes and phones randomly hovering in the air away from the character who is supposed to be using them, people were floating in mid-air in one mission, etc. None of it is game breaking, but along with the lack of world depth and inconsistent graphics it all points to a game that was rushed, despite it being delayed on several occasions. My other major gripe is that the AI is moronic and doesn't really produce much of a challenge at any point in the game. Even the boss fights were a lot easier than I was expecting them to be.
the difficulty is my main gripe, what do you do play without quickhacks? but then the gameplay is so boring but with them its so braindead easy, even guns only its just a bullet sponge fest and then spam heals which doesnt matter since i constantly have millions of them, theres absoutley 0 challenge i dont even try stealth anymore I just unga bunga into every mission since I know im not gna die, also wtf are the point of consumables, they are so trash
I'm still going to wait for a couple more months before I even give it a try again. It's a shame I feel I have to, 1 thing I've learnt is, I'm never going to Pre-Order games again!
When you complete main story it brings you back to the spot where it says "do you want to continue" so you can still complete stuff like main mission hasn't happened.I've got to a main mission where it says do I want to continue, I haven't continued as I want to do all the side quests first. However I haven't done any gigs yet and want to go back and do these after the main story is complete, is this possible or once you have finished the final mission the game is then locked and done?
This game really is something special, just the way they have basically made it feel like fifth element, blade runner and dredd all in one, literally every corner you take. Can't wait to play in HDR, this is why OLED and its self emissive pixels is superb as even in SDR, you still get true blacks etc. so it's almost like HDR "lite" mode:
Untrue. Cyberpunk will go down in history as a graphical masterpiece, even if the gameplay isnt up to much.I mean the game looks amazing thats for sure, but visuals alone are not enough to make a game good unfortunately
Untrue. Cyberpunk will go down in history as a graphical masterpiece, even if the gameplay isnt up to much.
Games with next gen visuals and sound but not great gampleplay go back to the 80s, probably before. Shadow of the beast is the one I can remember from 1989.
The music and graphics in that game were mind blowing for the 1989. The actual game was dog****
However it laid foundation for other games with improved gameplay that has the visuals and audio to match
The intro is basked into my brain from being a young child
I'm enjoying the game but find the combat a bit clunky if that even makes any sense. As for the perks, far too many it's a total mind ****.
When you complete main story it brings you back to the spot where it says "do you want to continue" so you can still complete stuff like main mission hasn't happened.
That's your opinion and also 'Good' is hard to define.Still doesn't make it a good game and thats final
It's more of an interactive 3d mark exploration game to me
So what's the take then, this a Witcher 3 beater for people?