I played the prologue again just to have more errors and glitches than on release. It feels quite awful TBH.
As a note, I did love the playthrough on release, and I had very few glitches, but just playing the prologue and watching others, it looks horrible 🙁
Breakingerr
It’s great that they both improved on games and added additional content, but man, does it set a very bad precedent…
At least Baldur’s Gate 3 is there to even it out.
Birengo
It’s still nowhere what was promised
It’s shallow open world that lacks depth and interconection of events you had in RDR2
After years they added feature that should be day 1 which isn’t anything innovative btw every GTA has car chases since forever
Now people are again loosing their minds shilling for corpo what a world we live in
basically_an_opinion
Cyberpunk is not even close to what No man sky did…
Ancient_Employee_911
Rafcdk
Cyberpunk has improved a lot, but what NMS did so far is unreachable, 7 years of free expansions and upgrades.
prisonmaiq
nahh cyberpunk charge us with a dlc
aemelt
I say this as someone with 50+ hours into Cyberpunk and is planning on getting the DLC, but imo Cyberpunk 2.0 isn’t a redemption arc in the same level No Man’s Sky is.
Hello Games went far beyond what was initially promised with the ongoing free expansions, while CDPR is only now adding in traffic and police car chases after almost 3 years. I’m happy about the upgrades, but I’m not gonna roll out a red carpet for them
ahsjfff
Looking at BioWare for this one…mass effect andromeda and anthem.
Jbarney3699
Eh. I don’t think they are comparable. I feel like NMS continuously evolved over the years to an incredible extent. Cyberpunk was a good game at its core, but it needed to be fleshed out more.
To Compare the games, Cyberpunk was half baked. No Mans Sky hadn’t even touched the oven. But what NMS has become after seven years is incredibly impressive.
Arawski99
Even though Cyberpunk 2077 finally did a lot to fix the game I really cannot ever forget what we found out about employee work conditions and abuse from the developer and higher ups for multiple years straight across Witcher 3, promising it will not happen again, and then happening again as they get caught lying their butts off making CP2077 and the mass employee exodus post Cyberpunk 2077 release.
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I played the prologue again just to have more errors and glitches than on release. It feels quite awful TBH.
As a note, I did love the playthrough on release, and I had very few glitches, but just playing the prologue and watching others, it looks horrible 🙁
It’s great that they both improved on games and added additional content, but man, does it set a very bad precedent…
At least Baldur’s Gate 3 is there to even it out.
It’s still nowhere what was promised
It’s shallow open world that lacks depth and interconection of events you had in RDR2
After years they added feature that should be day 1 which isn’t anything innovative btw every GTA has car chases since forever
Now people are again loosing their minds shilling for corpo what a world we live in
Cyberpunk is not even close to what No man sky did…
Cyberpunk has improved a lot, but what NMS did so far is unreachable, 7 years of free expansions and upgrades.
nahh cyberpunk charge us with a dlc
I say this as someone with 50+ hours into Cyberpunk and is planning on getting the DLC, but imo Cyberpunk 2.0 isn’t a redemption arc in the same level No Man’s Sky is.
Hello Games went far beyond what was initially promised with the ongoing free expansions, while CDPR is only now adding in traffic and police car chases after almost 3 years. I’m happy about the upgrades, but I’m not gonna roll out a red carpet for them
Looking at BioWare for this one…mass effect andromeda and anthem.
Eh. I don’t think they are comparable. I feel like NMS continuously evolved over the years to an incredible extent. Cyberpunk was a good game at its core, but it needed to be fleshed out more.
To Compare the games, Cyberpunk was half baked. No Mans Sky hadn’t even touched the oven. But what NMS has become after seven years is incredibly impressive.
Even though Cyberpunk 2077 finally did a lot to fix the game I really cannot ever forget what we found out about employee work conditions and abuse from the developer and higher ups for multiple years straight across Witcher 3, promising it will not happen again, and then happening again as they get caught lying their butts off making CP2077 and the mass employee exodus post Cyberpunk 2077 release.