Be me. Buy CP77 in 2021. Get past the intro. Can’t find Vs car, buys the only affordable smart car. Ride around doing missions. Hates Vs life. This is stupid, uninstalls at lvl 13. Fast forward 2023. Starfield drops. Wow amazing. Level 40. I hate these loading screens, why is there no real melee support. Reloads CP77 2.0. Restarts. Level of detail in Night City is insane. Fast forward. “The year is 2077, the city is alive with havoc. Maelstorms and Tyger Claws roam the streets infesting the city with fear. But fear is a tool. When the NCPD hits my line, it’s not just a call. It’s a warning. For them.” I am Batman now.

11 Comments

  1. 0rganicMach1ne

    I didn’t hate it at first despite the really rough launch. Finished it though. Haven’t played it since then. Loaded up 2.0. I’m just over 70 hours so far and it’s just absolutely nuts if you walk around and look at the detail. It crashed on me once but other than that I have had no mission/game breaking bugs. Imagine if it launched like this. It has become among my favorite games of all time. I only wish that it was getting more stories.

  2. CosmicChar1ey

    This game is so well-made and there’s so much going on in the engine at once it’s baffling in comparison to Starfield. This was accomplished on last gen hardware. I can’t wait for the sequel, It’ll be a real next gen experience. The way starfield came out has my expectations for ES6 diminished.

  3. Scaryassmanbear

    I have open world fatigue generally and I loved 2.0.

  4. MalcolmLinair

    Everything’s getting released one or two years too early now, and fixed long after launch these days. Even current fandom darling Baldur’s Gate 3 was clearly rushed in Act 3.

  5. xGenocidest

    There’s a Batcave/Batmobile easter egg, too. You even keep the car.

  6. katdollasign

    Cyberpunk was great even in its terrible state. Starfield was boring as fuck lmao. Just a lot less buggy than the usual Bethesda release

  7. This was literally me. I picked up CP2077 during this years Steam Spring Sale, left it untouched all summer. Then decided to play New Vegas last month, but couldn’t get it to run on my new rig for more than fifteen minutes without crashing. So, I dusted off ole Cyberpunk 2077 and went “hey, I guess I can try this game, it might be good, and there’s new DLC to buy, huh. Maybe I should get that too. I dunno though” and eventually decided to bite the bullet and shelled out the extra $30 for it. I am now over 200 hours and 1.5 playthrough into the game.

    I’m thinking of taking a break to binge watch Edgerunners.

    Yes, I’m aware it will probably make me cry.

  8. Ireallydownknowhey

    Bought starfield, haven’t touched it after finishing the story

    Started cp2077, instantly immersed into the world

  9. I’m just trying to escape the bugs from both games lol. I started playing phantom liberty after having a quest glitch out in starfield, then I went back to starfield after getting softlocked on Run This Town in cyberpunk. It’s on the list of things fixed in the next patch, so hopefully I’ll finally be able to finish the dlc when it drops.

    Love both games for different reasons though.

  10. unconformities

    Everyone’s story. “Hur cyberpunk sucks. Remember the launch”

    Yeah. We do. But we all wanted it to be good and now it’s good. Well, amazing. Not good, better than good. This game is better now than TOTK and that game was outstanding

    With BG3 this year is just too ridiculous

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