*Launch is complicated by bugs and unrealistic expectations*: “We’re gonna fix this and get this game working as promised. Here’s an expansion starring Idris Elba!!!”
*Game finally works perfectly & gets a much more positive player standing*: “No more expansions after Phantom Liberty.”
coffeefuelledtechie
I didn’t get it at launch because it looked awful. My friends got it at launch and put up with the bugs.
I got it about 6 months ago and played a little bit and left it for a while. Got back to it in the last few weeks and absolutely love it. I keep seeing videos on “how to get perfect (something) in cyberpunk”, and it gets me wondering, am I playing it right? I’m enjoying it, so I think that’s enough
putsomedirtinyourice
B-b-but cut content that should have been there at launch!!! Mooooooom!
Helphaer
Far too many reviews came from the edge-runner anime of all things. The lack of a neutral option in steam reviews also skews things heavily. I would never use steam reviews as a metric other than popularity.
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*Launch is complicated by bugs and unrealistic expectations*: “We’re gonna fix this and get this game working as promised. Here’s an expansion starring Idris Elba!!!”
*Game finally works perfectly & gets a much more positive player standing*: “No more expansions after Phantom Liberty.”
I didn’t get it at launch because it looked awful. My friends got it at launch and put up with the bugs.
I got it about 6 months ago and played a little bit and left it for a while. Got back to it in the last few weeks and absolutely love it. I keep seeing videos on “how to get perfect (something) in cyberpunk”, and it gets me wondering, am I playing it right? I’m enjoying it, so I think that’s enough
B-b-but cut content that should have been there at launch!!! Mooooooom!
Far too many reviews came from the edge-runner anime of all things. The lack of a neutral option in steam reviews also skews things heavily. I would never use steam reviews as a metric other than popularity.