True .. This game is one of the most amazing and immersive experience I’ve ever had. The setting, city, story, characters, soundtrack, atmosphere, all the cool playstyles… I will remember it forever
True .. This game is one of the most amazing and immersive experience I’ve ever had. The setting, city, story, characters, soundtrack, atmosphere, all the cool playstyles… I will remember it forever
this isn’t really that hot of a take. even today, there’s no other game like it. PL along with it seriously makes it a genuine argument even with the issues at launch
AncientPineapple1936
IMO It IS (now) one of the greatest games of all time. Its disastrous launch doesn’t change the fact that it is an absolute gem of a game now. It’s the only game I continuously come back to for another run.
Conduit_Fetch
That’s not a hot take really, even at launch people were saying how they loved the story and the world but had it ruined by bugs breaking immersion and sometimes making the game unplayable
TheCrowsNestTV
Hottest take: Cyberpunk would be better without Keanu Reeve’s Self-Insert.
Nervarel
It took me 3 years to finish the heist. Always got distracted by other games and just wasn’t into the game/setting. Last year I finally powered through the heist (just after the 2.0 update) and got completely addicted.
I got the Platinum for the PS5 version in october, I got the Platinum for the PS4 version (still running on 1.6) last week. One day later I started a run on PC and although I got like 20 different games I want to play atm this is the one I keep going back to.
I think the last time a game gripped me as much as this one was the og Final Fantasy VII back in the 90s. I don’t know how this game will go down in history but for me this is definitely one of the best games ever created.
Also shoutout to r/lowsodiumcyberpunk : even though I’ve been a member of the sub since release I never got spoiled on who Johnny actually is and his role in the game.
beckychao
Yeap, it’s true, and not a hot take. It’s a lesson for the company: do not release games before they’re ready. The crunches didn’t help, it reeks of investor side/ownership hurting the product because they were anxious to profit. They could’ve had one of THE iconic games ever made, and instead the game became that years later. The commercial success has been good, but I think even Witcher 3 still has twice as many sales as Cyberpunk 2077. Could’ve sold way better. And the initial hit to critical success was real.
Monnomo
Game Good
oakleee33
And I’ll always remember this game as a waste of 70 quid and lies that the dlc would be free. Greatest they say
bokozulu82
It’s a shame we didn’t get any other expansions…
Justiis
The first games I remember playing were on the Atari 2600. I’ve been gaming pretty much non-stop for over 30 years. I didn’t play until 2.0 released, because I didn’t pre-order and I heard the initial response. I should probably also add I rarely play purely single player games anymore. I consider it one of the best games ever made.
TheNefariousness
It was dog water on release let’s be real. Production was extremely rushed and general launch day stuff went to gonkshit
I believe in the 1st pic, but the 2nd pic is stretching it too thin.
mmmmPryncypalki
Idk how difficult red engine was to work with but imo they could have worked on this game more. Not that I’m unhappy with what I got because im overpassing skyrim in hours played (1200h in CP right now while skyrim 1700)
But game easily could have been much more, i guess it’s enaugh as it is but still… waiting for Orion ain’t gona be easy
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this isn’t really that hot of a take. even today, there’s no other game like it. PL along with it seriously makes it a genuine argument even with the issues at launch
IMO It IS (now) one of the greatest games of all time. Its disastrous launch doesn’t change the fact that it is an absolute gem of a game now. It’s the only game I continuously come back to for another run.
That’s not a hot take really, even at launch people were saying how they loved the story and the world but had it ruined by bugs breaking immersion and sometimes making the game unplayable
Hottest take: Cyberpunk would be better without Keanu Reeve’s Self-Insert.
It took me 3 years to finish the heist. Always got distracted by other games and just wasn’t into the game/setting. Last year I finally powered through the heist (just after the 2.0 update) and got completely addicted.
I got the Platinum for the PS5 version in october, I got the Platinum for the PS4 version (still running on 1.6) last week. One day later I started a run on PC and although I got like 20 different games I want to play atm this is the one I keep going back to.
I think the last time a game gripped me as much as this one was the og Final Fantasy VII back in the 90s. I don’t know how this game will go down in history but for me this is definitely one of the best games ever created.
Also shoutout to r/lowsodiumcyberpunk : even though I’ve been a member of the sub since release I never got spoiled on who Johnny actually is and his role in the game.
Yeap, it’s true, and not a hot take. It’s a lesson for the company: do not release games before they’re ready. The crunches didn’t help, it reeks of investor side/ownership hurting the product because they were anxious to profit. They could’ve had one of THE iconic games ever made, and instead the game became that years later. The commercial success has been good, but I think even Witcher 3 still has twice as many sales as Cyberpunk 2077. Could’ve sold way better. And the initial hit to critical success was real.
Game Good
And I’ll always remember this game as a waste of 70 quid and lies that the dlc would be free. Greatest they say
It’s a shame we didn’t get any other expansions…
The first games I remember playing were on the Atari 2600. I’ve been gaming pretty much non-stop for over 30 years. I didn’t play until 2.0 released, because I didn’t pre-order and I heard the initial response. I should probably also add I rarely play purely single player games anymore. I consider it one of the best games ever made.
It was dog water on release let’s be real. Production was extremely rushed and general launch day stuff went to gonkshit
I believe in the 1st pic, but the 2nd pic is stretching it too thin.
Idk how difficult red engine was to work with but imo they could have worked on this game more. Not that I’m unhappy with what I got because im overpassing skyrim in hours played (1200h in CP right now while skyrim 1700)
But game easily could have been much more, i guess it’s enaugh as it is but still… waiting for Orion ain’t gona be easy