An Incorrect Review of Cyberpunk 2077 by Max0r | First Chicago Reacts

[@CraftMine1000]

18:10 I'd say dead rising had a good way of implementing urgency, all objectives had a timeout, you could let sidestory stuff timeout without issue but if a main story objective timed out you'd get a message saying "the truth has been lost" or something like that, you can keep playing afterwards, but you won't have access to the rest of the story

[@tornadoandy123]

"I've covered wars, ya know."

[@CephalonMaxt]

would you be interested to react to "warframe: superfast Edition" and "the metalgear rising hypercut"?, the one who created them is literaly just Maxor's brother at this point for how similar they edit

[@theabyss45]

Can you guys react to UberDanger's video on a review of Terraria? It's a 50 minute video but it's incredibly entertaining and informative on what terraria is. Ofc, this is just a suggestion.

[@stacey1263]

I second this comment, please react to this video!!!

[@ef2803]

This!

[@gravidust.2]

Yes!

[@trongnghiale7829]

Now do the genshin impact summary by Max0r, that one is really well made.

[@xmas918_8]

Fax

[@reichguy4005]

Already been reacted to, just from different people. Ngu.

[@trongnghiale7829]

@@reichguy4005 Nhưng mà không phải từ kênh này, lần sau muốn nói gì thì cố nhặt não lên trước nhớ?

[@reichguy4005]

@@trongnghiale7829 Đéo phải từ kênh này nhưng commented “on this channel”? Ye, gud one mate

[@trongnghiale7829]

BIG Howitzer Ok you just isn’t getting my point. This channel haven’t reacted to it by the time I commented. The fuck you on about?

[@SenseofNoneYT]

All I can say about CP2077 is that I wish they pulled it off right. I saw so much potential in it. I had fun despite the bugs and glitches. It really felt like a game that got chopped in half. Like, it was going for something great, and then they were told to stop reaching and just release it to the public. The characters, the atmosphere, the music, and the combat (may not be revolutionary combat but a decent compliment), was what kept me playing. Pretty good story. Nothing that new if you know Cyberunk and Dystopian future stuff. It's just that it felt like the game I was actually hoping for for a very long time, despite under-delivering. But who knows, I might play it again once it gets fixed and improved (most likely by modders). And did I mention the music is fire? Did Max0r say that? Just making sure. Because I could listen to the music all day and get me pumped up even while eating breakfast or something.

[@mobiuscoreindustries]

I think they suffered extra hard from the syndrome of development knowledge. Same that slammed NMS or Star Citizen in the face. Because 8 years to make a game isn't that uncommon or weird, however what is weird is the situation where your players know the game is being developed for said 8 years. Normally you can somewhat manage expectations by just letting people know of the game a month or two before its release. They had no idea it existed before and therefore cannot build up any expectations for it. NMS, CP2077 or SC did let their customers know they were indeed working on it pretty much since the start, either by miscalculation (in the case of CDPR, thinking they would release way earlier) or in the case of NMS or SC because they had no choice. Now the diffrence is that CP was kind of sandwiched between having revealed their game too early and also having investors to please. While it does give them greater freedom than, lets say, being a studio under EA, once your investors think or want a project to start paying back, you have a gun to your head. NMS had the exact same problem with Sony, and had to tank the aweful release because there was honestly not a lot else they could do but release a broken game and hopefully pick themselves up way later down the line (which they surprisingly did). CDPR may try to do the same thing, however the largest issue is that investors will pressure you to move forward, instead of going back like hello games did and pain painstakingly fix the product in post until it fits your original intentions. Star Citizen has no publisher and no public investors, and made it clear from day one that they fully expected development creep to happen and that they would not put hard deadlines as a result. Depending on who you ask that is either a unique benefit or the worse of downsides, but one thing at least is clear is that regardless it allows a developer to NOT be forced to release something that is unfinished to please a third party you depend on. And yes, that also means that developers can and will try to do things "because it sounds cool and we probably can" even if it isn't strictly necessary and add more dev time. CDPR started doing that then as the pressure to release grew larger they had to stop slap dash in the middle of it and knit things back together before each individual component was ready. And that is bad. Because as long as your have minimal overhead (like in SC for example, constraining the alpha to a single system despite having shown and used finished assets for several other star systems) allows you to go back and massively improve, lets say, planetary tech, and being able to relatively easily implement that without shuffling things too much. Once you have tied everything down into a finished game, if you try to go back and massively scale things up, you will end up causing feedback loop in every single core system of your game and everything will break. TLDR: CDPR got stuck in between having the scope creep of SC in the start but then having to NMS rush it to release and not having the post-release freedom of action of neither of those.

[@mortarion9813]

Damned straight. Night City is a magnificent song to drive and chill to as well, that's for sure.

[@Boomshteck]

boy oh boy

[@tyhrikh]

Cyberpunk 2077 was published by CD PROJEKT, so I think it was less a matter of having to abide to a publisher and more a matter of having to please the investors. Either way, game was released in an unfinished state as a result.

[@zettour.]

Even then, the thing had one of the longest development cycles of any game. GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 were both made in the same amount of time Cyberpunk 2077 took. There's absolutely no way to justify the dumpster fire they released and they don't seem to care to redeem themselves either.

[@hikarihakai1285]

@@zettour. budget, the actual game model and graphic and team size matter too for time and consider the fact there are visual novel game out there that take 20 years to remake 8 years seem small for a game like this also what they made and model are very different too, the building and character in Cyberpunk are harder to model despite being a lighter smaller game ofc it still is a fact it is unfinished and i am still angry at it though

[@zettour.]

@@hikarihakai1285 They had a larger budget than Destiny and CD Projekt Red has over a thousand employees. What excuse do they have? To give you a bit of perspective, only Star Citizen's combined development and marketing cost is higher than Cyberpunk 2077. It's the second most expensive game ever made. As for how many were in the development team? 500. It's truly a miracle that they managed to produce something so bad with a team so large.

[@hikarihakai1285]

@@zettour. then you have never know of development hell then which sometime happen to some game which make it take way longer than expected like that example I mention of a visual novel game take 20 years despite normally those type of game take way less

[@zettour.]

@@hikarihakai1285 There is no development hell that can transform "the second most expensive game ever made" into an alpha test. If 300 million dollars, 500 developers, and 9 years can't make a playable open world RPG, then what will? The only way this could've happened is if they simply did not care. As they continue to do thus far.

[@spellboundbanana]

I would recommend RTGame’s playthrough of Cyberpunk. He definitely exploits the melee system to the max

[@stevesmith5883]

I did that on my first playthrough near launch without knowing until near the end. I went with mantis blades for style points at first but they became super powerful once I added points and got upgrades and mods, by the end I like 4 shot Adam Smasher in melee with them and could mow down just about anything.

[@mrshadow4007]

@@stevesmith5883 You can get the Legendary Mantis Blades right at the start from a Cyber Psycho mission in the City Centre. You just have to stealth towards the blades and then run away and boom you now have the Legendary Mantis Blades.

[@Survivor-cp7gc]

@@mrshadow4007 not anymore they removed those free legendary mantis blades and the legendary monowire in one of the patches

[@mrshadow4007]

@@Survivor-cp7gc damnit. That was one of my favourite early game metas.

[@ayoncruz]

I played after the first patch on PC and had no bugs that interfered that much in the gameplay. The lore is stunning, but wasn't used all it's potential because of the sudden release. The ambience and details in the city and vehicles is a whole another level, never seen a city so big and detailed in a game. The immersion with first person gameplay is definetly there, it wouldn't work that much if it was third person. But all of it cracks when a random bug happens or you stumble in something that obviously was cutted off from the game in order to release early. It was sad, both the release situation and the game itself. I've cried twice at the end. Now I hope they complete the fixing of problems and release the expansions to finish the game with the content that was meant to be, then open full support to community modding, because this game has such a great potential to be something huge and timeless, as much as Skyrim is

[@khnelli4918]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS, YESS

[@arnabbiswasalsodeep]

3:24 Again, i want both of you to follow up from "Fall of 76" with "Engoodening of NMS" by Internet Historian. The stuff u said in that vid makes it so much better for u to react to the NMS vid (Just watch ur own reaction to FO76 before watching NMS).

[@kuranhelix278]

My personal experience with cyberpunk was great. I have played since day 1 and didn't experience many bugs. Completed the story 3 times now (did all the endings) and I Fucking love it. Haven't played the new patch (1.3.01 I believe) going to try it out today!

[@traphimawari7760]

Yes another maxor reaction!!! Less goooooo!!!!!!

[@axongear9650]

Yes. This is by far my faviroute review of his

[@chris210racer]

Please react to “The Reds take on the Insurrectionists” by RimmyDownUnder

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

I was playing the current version of cyberpunk. And there were bugs. For example, the occasional inability to pick up some trivial garbage. One serious graphical bug (fixed by saving and loading the game). One bug with the spawning car (because I summoned it in a location that was impossible to enter). And once I saw a levitating object in the cutscene ... That's it. No bugs preventing you from continuing to play. No invisible or immortal enemies. No broken missions. If I had to list the game's problems, it wouldn't be bugs.

[@battledroid8240]

Would love to see you guys react to more maxor

[@arcjacker2628]

BABE WAKE UP NEW CHICAGO REACTS UPLOAD

[@reynik3851]

Would love to see you guys react to some of the best Star Wars content ever made... Star Wars Old Republic cinematic trailers! There are 5 short ones in total. If you decide to react, make sure to do them in Chronological order, not order of release, I promise you won't be disappointed! :)

[@MegaBebec]

Please do the doom eternel review by maxor. Would be lit

[@C.K.D2001]

You guys should react to Kevduit I absolutely love yours and his content and seeing their reaction to his “gameplay” on cyberpunk would be amazing

[@Yuki_Ika7]

i always preferred the cutting nano wire/ "Monowire" as it is like a slightly less powerful mantis blades but it has range and can be used like a whip, slicing things off from at least 6-9feet away (also me coping that they removed the ability to hack through it for wireless "quick hacks" none the less it has a special place in my heart)

[@nadaaqui9]

Breathe, and you'll miss 5 hours of editing

[@EternalVirgin]

Blink and you miss 5 days

[@warhammer40ktau]

I love Max0rs videos, gotta say my favs have been doom eternal and Devil may cry. Would be sweet if you guys did one of those

[@luciferamigodobairro6169]

11:27 Just want to point out that the Clown-looking Wierd Guy is just a cameo from an Brasilian RPG podcast. His name is Ozob and his creators actually met Cyberpunks director and convinced him to put Ozob in the game. Cyberpunk has good and bad quests, but using Ozob's *cameo* as example for the bad ones feels kinda unfair.

[@Bruh-lg9zl]

2:40 i loved to play it, played through it multiple times. got about 500 Hours on it.

[@GBjaFF]

I preordered it to ps4 pro and it worled great until one quest bugged cus johnny silverhand didnt spawn in correct spot after mission and i had to start the game over, the game worked well if u didmt count thr bluescreen crashes every 5-10minutes

[@jeremystobingham2362]

I think Zach and Michael would LOVE Polygon's video "Monster Factory: Exploding Shepard's Face Bones in Mass Effect 2". The McElroy brother's are some of the funniest people on the planet and Monster Factory is one of their greatest creations.

[@michaeljoefish8115]

Now on the topic of Max0r, you guys should react to Project Wingman Review | Nuclear Planes | Defeat the Antichrist by Max0r.

[@Yuki_Ika7]

Something weird about cyber punk was when i first played it shortly after launch my pc version was less broken than when i played it again at Christmas the same year lol

[@NightwalkerLots]

I really want this duo to see the engoodening of no man's sky by internet historian

[@TacticalBeard]

It’s been a year and I still can’t bring my self to have fun let alone finish the game

[@DissedRedEngie]

Ye, the forced urgency is really jarring. I can over throw an entire brothel, go scuba diving in the flooded north dakota town where I hear the memories of another person, steal a tank and have sex in it. Only occasionally getting arthritis in my eyes, but then I look at Johnny once and I can't walk anymore.

[@kurgerbing6188]

True

[@ZuccAF]

Both of you guys should check out Max0r an incorrect summary of Metal gear solid 3! Its probably my favorite video from him and you 2 would probably love it aswell

[@patrickholt2270]

What I like about Fallout 3 and New Vegas ia that you can completely ignore the mainquest, and just get on with life in those worlds. Similarly with Fallout 4, but there's too much building you have to do and you have to do it again every playthrough. It looks like you can't just ignore and explore in this game because the sidequests and world aren't meaningful enough. Especially without a faction system, you can't build up anything except yur collection of toys and boody modifications. You can't change the world by helping a faction or destroying another. You can't change the politics or the econmy which obviously desperately need changing so that everyone isn't living in the streets in a dying world. You pick a class at character generation which is actually a faction in the tabletop Cyberpunk RPG - Tribal, Streetkid or Corpo - and you can't even help the population you are one of. They'll still be in the exact same relation to each other, and exactly the same desperate conditions, as they were when you began. That's not just frustrating, it's actively blackpilled and criminal, to portray the world, even in a computer game, as both desperately inhuman and completely unfixable.

[@sixofender3478]

Suggesting FUNKe's Movement Shooters Video is probably worth a watch that or Video games need Music or Defining great Boss Battles both also by FUNKe

[@starshifter]

I thoroughly enjoyed the PC version. The most ridiculous bug I saw was in the first mission where Jackie walks through a locker like it doesn't exist and the game's physics engine suddenly kicks in. All the contents inside are now a blizzard in the room, while Jackie continues to pontificate. I remember bursting out in laughter and realizing the rest of the game was going to have these random moments of glory. Thankfully, the most irritating bug was merely being unable to loot random things of NO CONSEQUENCE like a grey tier coffee cup on the ground (although sometimes I couldn't loot blue or epic loot on robots....always the robots). Driving sucked and I found it easier and more interesting hoofing on foot. Randomly generated packs of gangsters I can kill for free loot? Hell yeah! Would have missed those pinatas in a car. they fixed driving after I finished the game, so I haven't tested the changes yet. Best quest in the game? A random quest to drive a guy to a ripper doc cuz of a bad implant in his...nether regions. I didn't appreciate the urgency and he got out of my car and ran into the intersection and blew up, sending an army of police after me to one shot me on sight. Solid 10/10 experience. Wander too close to a procedurally generated crime scene, the police get reeeeal antsy and reeeeal violent. Want that sweet sweet epic sniper rifle? gotta box some redneck MF under a concrete bridge while the "promotor" swigs on beer and taunts you. Most USELESS feature? Collecting food and drink. The alcohol is ACTUALLY bad for you, and the food buffs are meaningless on any mode except for the hardest, and I never used any of the drinks. The only useful one was for underwater, but I never remembered I had it.

[@CommisarHood]

If you like Cyberpunk I recommend Shadowrun it's basically Cyberpunk meets Dungeons and Dragons making it possibly to play as a Cyberneticly enhanced Troll with a chain saw for a hand and his elf buddy who can summon demons and spirits to protect their human friend as he plugs his brain into a computer to steal someone's bank details (No that wasn't exaggeration you can really do that.) They even have their own video games a trilogy of top down RPG's called Shadowrun Returns, Hong Kong and Dragonfall.

[@mcneilfernandes7513]

Do maxors doom eternal review pls

[@LeethLee1]

Love the game! It's got a lot of really good aspects and It's the first game in ages I got really lost into it. So it was a win from me.

[@johneccher9869]

Just give it a few more months and I think it should be completely stable. As for DLC... I hope they do something because for having such an amazing open world, soundtrack, story, lore, it really is a pity to leave it as it is. However, the way the story ends really leaves no windows open for further story development... fuck.

[@blue95kun]

I would suggest the Black Pants Legion playthrough of Fireteam Whiskey or Far Cry 5 Co-op.

[@jarosaww2825]

Noticed lot of bugs disappeared after half hour spent on tweaking graphic options. 3 systems off, rtx on and bugless 300 hours. Imho it has even more potential, but investors agreed must be fed.

[@james7x659]

They did patche the bug that kicked you out or froze the game

[@muhammadalifizdihar4319]

Can guys react to Defining Great Boss Battle by FUNKe

[@garbage2882]

I'm a little sad that he didn't talk about the sound of the cars when he talked about the cars themselves. CDP got a Lexus LFA to make sound to 2 cars, I think they wasted the opportunity

[@EmulsionTime]

Yeah, the urgency point's a good one. Cyberpunk's main *you don't have long* hook didn't feel very threatening. Not quite as bad as Fallout 4's "IT'S BEEN AT LEAST 10 YEARS BUT I HAVE TO FIND MY BABY RIGHT THIS MINUTE" crap. I put 300 hours in and the enemies got so bullet spongy that I never did go to find that baby. The story in 2077 was great though, so I'd recommend it if the game's patched up by now.

[@kukipett]

You won't blame CDprojekt because it's the published who forced tem!!! But THEY ARE the publisher, they don't depend from someone like Microsoft or Sony

[@wujek7616]

CP was kind of sandwiched between having revealed their game too early and also having investors to please. While it does give them greater freedom than, lets say, being a studio under EA, once your investors think or want a project to start paying back, you have a gun to your head.

[@kukipett]

@@wujek7616 The main problem with CPR is that they started a huge project without planning and estimating the time they would need. Just like an amateur who wants to do everything and quickly face so many problems that it turns into a nightmare. It clearly a managing problem, the developers have shown with TW3 that they know how to make a good game but the managers just thought that they would find a way to solve every problem later. They had to cut out so many features and they were no able to make the rest work fine on time. They should have seen it coming and not just say ok we will find a way, we just need a little delay.

[@ghostdragon2282]

What about upisnotjump's video on cyberpunk. That was damn good as well.

[@minikind1819]

Kevduit Can you beat Cyberpunk 2077 NAKED with GRENADES only?

[@benjaminhewitt2376]

Late af, I know but yeah, they’ve been almost constantly updating cyberpunk and it’s now far beyond just playable, I can’t say it’s my favorite game of all time but I’d say it’s easily too 5, it has flaws definitely but the characters and combat are strait up chefs kiss, again, maybe not quite a masterpiece but damn close in my opinion, one thing of particular note that you gotta give the devs massive props for is that they went the Bethesda route and actively encourage modding while making its as easy as possible for independent modders to add and fix whatever they want and things that the devs themselves may have overlooked

[@kirebub]

The gameplay was fun since release, everyones' gripe is with missing features concerning Cyberpunk which hasn't been rectified yet. Maybe with dlc like No man's sky they'll fix it but until then it's just bugfixes.

[@zettour.]

The gameplay is arguably mediocre. The big appeal of the game was in environment and story, both of which did not meet expectations.

[@savvazotov4196]

More max0r please

[@zacksilverstone7642]

[An Incorrect review of Bloodborne by MaxOr] next?

[@unintentionally_edgy5867]

I played cyberpunk on release and not touched any patches. It was an alright game. I was lucky and only got funny bugs

[@IndraKurniawan-vk2qb]

Sequel : Cyberpunk 2077 by Adrix

[@bishop420able]

Batmetal 1,2,3

[@ptprojektred]

I love this game. The story is so fucking good. I don't care what a bunch of mad PS4 redditors wanna tell me. I have 400h in this, and I would gladly buy it again

[@ptprojektred]

@@Offisian And you could have a lifetime not beeing a douch

[@BackStabbingJack]

@@ptprojektred Don't bother with these living turds .

[@ptprojektred]

@@BackStabbingJack Yeah. Like I said. STOP ENJOYING IT REEE

[@BackStabbingJack]

@@ptprojektred Like,I understand and feel absolutely sorry that you've unluckily been one of the people that was experiencing constant bugs / crashes / glitches throughout the game. . .I really am sorry about that but the story and experience the game has is absolutely wonderful. I played it on PC and finished my first playthrough after 144 hours and I've only experienced 1 glitch in those entire 144 hours,and that was my car once when I called it entered with half of it's hood into another car,but once that NPC car drove off it didn't affect my own vehicle,almost like it had noclip on. . .The game's story is wonderful,the characters are wonderful and so is the world. . .And I still want to play more of this game, with DLC and new stories hopefully in the future. The team got rushed by investors almost in the same way No Man's Sky ended up getting released, lots of hype lots of fan expectations and extreme pressure from investors to release it as soon as possible and to finish their deadlines,even though the game wasn't fully polished. . .But that's because lots of people that are just seeking money are in the industry these days and that's the only thing they care about,profits and their deadlines.

[@kolosmenus]

The main story is fine, but it's also super linear and short compared to other RPG's. It wouldn't be much of an issue if the game had amazing side content, like Witcher 3 or the entire TES series, but it's not the case in CP77. Most of the side content and combat looks and plays like generic ubisoft game that we've been playing ever since Assassin's Creed 2 and Far Cry 3. I loved those games back then, but by now we have 40 copies of them

[@googleit1131]

More Maxor

[@Gamer-xy9rf]

Attempt 3: React to 'Hollow Souls' by Indeimaus.

[@ukiahduran6793]

Hehehehe I basically won the lottery, I preordered and did not run into a single bug until just before they patched said bug, bwhahaha

[@stillzeuvermensch7646]

WOO BABY, CHICAGO IS BACK WITH MORE KING SHIT! Also, Cyberpunk was not worth the hype and time spent on making it.

[@drshadowcop1636]

Attempt 15 Chicago Reacts I like to know if you can react to a youtuber name Blackhole Studios the videos INCIDENT: 069A Madness: Black Berserk ep1 and 2

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

meh its not that great, got into it for a few hours before i got bored of the world and the fact that nothing you do remotely matters and i mean AT ALL theres not even any consequences

[@JohnRed]

CD Projekt is 100% responsible for this. They are the publisher and the developer. The more you look into the development the more incompetent they look. They were releasing trailers and promising things before they even started working on anything. It may look like they worked on this game for 7+ years but in reality it was about 2 years. Complete mess, nothing done, constant crunch.

[@myartikool]

Yep. Just poor management. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@Vulgarth1]

Anthem but made by Polish Femboys

[@Sleepin696]

Bedbananas Hitman 2: The Rise of Agent 47

[@onerxowns2202]

3:55 Thank me later

[@nilugi2556]

now they need to see the Cyberpunk 2077 video from Crowbcat to know the cut content of the game, btw the echo in the room and the camera can get a little better

[@Psycoticlese]

I 100% agree with the statement that CD Project Red was forced to release an unfinished product. I remember loving the Announcement trailer ending "Coming... When it's finished"

[@zettour.]

They had 9 years. Ignoring the fact that they self-published so they had no time constraints, it doesn't excuse the brokenness of the game.

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

At this point I would rather have my kidney stolen before I was forced to play this game.

[@twohorsesinamancostume7606]

No. The leaks from CDPR prove that Cyberpunk's shit release was completely their fault. They mismanaged the project from start to finish. Is it a good game? No, forget bugs, Cyberpunk is flawed right down to it's foundation and CDPR hasn't acknowledged any of it. Outright stupid A.I., everything outside of the main story being repetitive crap for hours on end. Skill trees are completely boring and uninspired. Hacking being essentially an "I win" button everywhere you go. And frankly, the story itself was crap and you had no agency whatsoever. CDPR made a lot of promises on what the game was going to be, in trailers right up to the game's release. They outright lied.

[@Vulgarth1]

Anthem but made by Polish Femboys

[@minilabyrinth]

My biggest complaint with the game is lack of roleplaying features. Can't change your hair after starting (even 14 year old WoW lets you do this guys..). Can't sit down on chairs. Cant eat food in animations (you only eat food/drink by clicking on it inside inventory) Can't enter 99% of buildings. Can't walk (you're forced to run everywhere, there's no walk toggle)... Can't customize apartment. can't even sleep lengthways on your bed like a normal human

[@nyx2903]

I got it on pc, played it for 3 hours and uninstalled it due to it's performance issues and bugs. I don't think I'll ever install it again on my computer. I do like the game for the memes though. If nothing else.. I was able to get lots of enjoyment out of some Cyberpunk 2077 memes.. :D

[@autumnlotus6250]

The game was delayed multiple times. They weren't "rushed". They redid the game multiple times, so that shows negligence or failure on some fundamental level Also they get no credit on the setting. Its a tabletop game, and the plot here is a continuation of Johnny's story from an adventure in that tabletop game. The whole story and setting was pre-written for them by the creator of it all

[@MrPixel-ge6wx]

Im still sad about this game. If they had more time it could have been great and we could be waiting on Cyberpunk x GTA online. But with an actuall co-op story. Even without the story just cyberpunk online could have been amazing. Now there propaply gonna stop after they fixed all of there fuck ups and no man skyed that game. ps. I know there are some people that say " Well normally games dont take 8-9 years. And you mean they should have worked longer on this?" Yes, because this isnt a normal game. This could have been the next form of Games. With like 11 years development time and a price of like 80-90 . Maybe even 100. It could have been a signal to the rest of the industry to up there fucking game. Because from there on, nobody would have accepted weak shit anymore. But at last that didnt happen. So im sad.

[@WolfVidya]

As an owner, someone who's played since day one, Cyberpunk hasn't gotten "better", it's gotten playable. And that's not to mention the scam that was "cutting" everything off the game before release. The game people saw in trailers, promotions and betas doesn't exist, and with CDPR's current attitude, probably will never exist, and if you can't refund, you have to content yourself with a game that's not a tenth of what was promised. It's a boring, short mess of a game with zero personality, zero innovation and LOTS of repeated content over and over to disguise the 10 hour main questline under, which is already extended by long, pointless driving sections that only take you from A to B with nothing happening.

[@admiralpepper6933]

I can definitely agree on that as well, the game gave me the most biggest "MEH" feeling since any game I've played. It was fun playing it fresh and blind but it just feels like a major slog to go through the second round.

[@Simon-tr9hv]

Nope, the music In cyberpunk is absolutely hideous, it may sounds hype for an hour, but you will quickly grow tired of it, in my opinion it's even worse than the horrible optimisation

[@admiralpepper6933]

The only song I unironically listen to is that "PAIN" song, and that was only cuz of Vinny the Sauce. The rest is just dogshite.