this is the 2nd best game I have ever played

[@dmdiablo4]

live today shortly after posting: www.twitch.tv/darthmicrotransaction

[@techninjahd]

Please try and play Witcher 3 from same developers as Cyberpunk and both its DLC's was definitely the only game I ever played where I was sad when I finished playing the decisions you make side quests and main story carried so much weight even if like you I prefer multiplayer games. It was the best game I ever played.

[@rosaeusithilelen]

There isnt really a "good" ending in cyberpunk choom - good in the sense of "u are some hero who saves the world and everybody lives happily ever after". This is a self-reflective existential experience, not only a game. You are a rat full of chrome in this corporate world that is exacerbated by the fact that u're gonna d*e prematurely because of the chip - it is very hard to "do everything right" and thats the point - life sucks most of the time, you will fk over people, people will fk you over and sh*t is real, very real and very fkd up. Especially in this cyber-dystopia of 2077. This game is a warning, simillar to Orwell's 1984. And choom, of all the endings The Devil one has to be the worst. You REALLY fell over the edge, punk. This needs a replay from the start with the DLC. Cheers DM

[@PraviousFaboule]

You have been playing online and although that's amazing (I have been playing online since the dawn of MMOs, that's almost 30 years for me) you are realizing now that you have been missing out in some of the most amazing stories ever told. My favourite saga of all time is the Mass Effect trilogy and if you like gripping stories, consequences, amazing, deep universes I would highly recommend you to get the legendary edition and play it. This is something I cannot recommend enough for people that are trying single player stories.

[@KeanuChrist]

Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the few games that had immersed me so much that it felt like I was truly a part of their world. I would drive around the city in the rain, listening to music because I wanted to. There was no objective I was heading to, just vibes. Now you need to play the Phantom Liberty DLC.

[@octavius9685]

we need CB2077 VR.. My Quest 2 is collecting dust waiting

[@Monkey-fv2km]

I never really liked the driving part of the game myself, but I must have spent my first 4 or 5 hours walking around the city, not progressing at all, just taking in the design and checking out the nooks and crannies.

[@JohnnyElectronaut]

@@Monkey-fv2km If you haven't played it awhile you might want to give driving a try again since they've improved. Also, the ability to jump from your motorcycle into a sword attack is pretty cool.

[@icyman2]

It's great overall, but still had many flaws(at least when I played it before Phantom Liberty) like choices didn't really matter in most cases, I felt like walking in the model city where interaction with NPCs and environment is pretty limited. "Origins" system is very limited and is very marginal in being anything of importance. Also, as for the universe that it's set in, the visible modifications were so limited that it was really sad... I hope it was adressed in PL expansion. Driving also was pretty mediocre, unless they improved it a LOT in PL. Addition of metro and fixing many things was great and it was nice surprise but game could be a lot more, really. It's still my country pride anyways(just after Witcher 3). :)

[@hoofhearted4]

Also Highly recommend the Anime.

[@friendlyhobo6483]

Driving around in Cyberpunk and then suddenly “I Really Want to Stay at Your House” starts playing. Hits you like a truck.

[@RiversEnd75]

OMG this. I would just drive around the city listening to this track as the sun set.

[@Nathdood]

or Night City. that song slaps

[@colts21215]

Maaaan that song hits me hard every time…

[@hitoseijuro5673]

"This game changed my life" - Asmon "This game made me question my life" - DM

[@Marvosmos]

Lmao quoting that inbred genocide supporting trailer trash powered by twitch subs

[@ruckus7554]

You're my choom DM.

[@romulusofmars2729]

Cyberpunk went on sale about 2 months ago so i picked it up and i didnt stop until i finished all the endings. Nothing has grabbed a hold of me like that in years! I was hooked, playing til 6am when i was dying to sleep, missed that feeling

[@iudicael906]

Cyberpunk 2077 is SO good! Lots of heavy topics and you never feel talked down to. I was DEVASTATED after I finished it, I was so into it. I'm glad you're enjoying it.

[@manuelhernandez2017]

Did you take the "easy" way out? That's a tearjerker ending with panam

[@noelheberling3143]

I felt like I broke up with a girlfriend when I finished it. Goodbye Panam. I'll always love you.

[@vbm4780]

Dude, Cyberpunk 2077 is excellent now and the DLC is great too. They made mistakes at launch, which I think overshadowed just how amazing the game truly is. I actually had a lot of fun playing even at launch with all the bugs (on PC) If the game had been released in its current state, it would be in everyone’s top 5 or 10, easily. I mostly play MMOs and ARPGs, but I have finished Cyberpunk four times, always creating different builds and going for different endings. Will definitely do it all over again at some point, I love the world they created in Night City. I'm excited for the sequel that CD Projekt is working on as well.

[@ericco86]

it was hard to discuss about the game itself in that noise. From the start it was clear for me, that under the bugs and the problem there is an excellent game, with a good foundation. I had to wait till the 1.3 patch and new PC to play, but it was worth it.

[@SuperDahalo]

I loved everything about Cyberpunk: the lore, the world building, the characters, the story, the MUSIC! Playing the DLC and watching the anime made me fall in love with it even more. I'm glad you liked it

[@The_Forseti]

Have you tried Baldur’s Gate 3?

[@dmdiablo4]

yeah my save file got ruined at act 2 so i quit there but i gotta get back to it at some point

[@ShinPG]

not gonna lie if my save file got corrupted with how long that game is I don’t think I would’ve finished it.

[@lm7_gio]

BG3 is phenomenal. If it had some kind of random item generation so in different playthroughs you can get different items in different places and not the exact same thing every time, it would probably be the best game ever made.

[@Oblivion739]

​@lm7_gio it's mods they add so much to it first playthrough took 40 hours I now got 400+ thanks to mods

[@AntwKats]

@@ShinPG corrupt save is the perfect reason to start over a new game, because in BG3 it is going to be another game from what u first played....

[@d1gw33d]

Cyberpunk and it's expansion is a masterpiece. Mad respect to CDR for putting in the work and finishing the game. And if you have a high end PC... the graphics of that game are on a whole other level. It's a graphic showcase for sure.

[@RustCohle072]

He should definitely try the Witcher 3 one day, and it's made by the Cyberpunk developers. It came to mind when he mentioned Elden Ring having both great quality and quantity. TW3 was an easy game of the decade contender when it came out in 2015, and it's had a free next gen upgrade since. It's very immersive which he loves, especially with the closer camera option turned on, and headphones on.

[@andreichetan4694]

I love both, but ER is another experience. It’s pure masterpiece. Witcher 3 is awsome indeed but has more low moments than ER. It doesn’t feel that epic. But I must jump on the cyberpunk train

[@RustCohle072]

@@andreichetan4694 Debatable. Like you may have found the Novigrad questline slow for example, but I enjoyed it and its sometimes quiet character moments.

[@joshholmes1372]

Witcher 3 was super overated. Combat was ass

[@redinthesky1]

If youre favorite games are Elden Ring and Cyberpunk, The Witcher 3 is definitely going to satisfy

[@wilmaso]

I guess you didn't play the witcher 2 ​@@joshholmes1372

[@BremSterGames]

I am in the middle of my third playthrough. The first was before the release of Phantom Liberty, the second was during the release of Phantom Liberty, and now one a year after. The details included in this game are phenomenal, and the side quests flush out the world more than in any other game I have ever played. This is the game that made me so happy to have purchased a better graphics card so I could see the game in all it's glory. I can not recommend highly enough doing as many of the side gigs as you can find, they are all great. Some of them vanish if you don't do them as you progress through the story, or when certain characters call you. There are so many powerful moments in this game, and no two plays will be the same based on decisions you make. Turn left vs turn right, and go deal with one gang fight or another could change a lot based on how far you are from something when a call comes in and the flow of the gameplay can be affected as much as the decisions you make during dialogue. Revisiting my old plays and seeing the old decisions I made, and just letting them play in the background while I am working is a wonderful way of relaxing. Such a beautiful game with such a detailed world.

[@abraxis59]

CP2077 is the only game I ever played where I spent time just driving around soaking in the atmosphere of the world. The city is stunning in its immersive atmosphere. If you did not play with the Phantom Liberty expansion, it is worth playing again. The story in that expansion is AMAZING!!!

[@hazeion]

as you were speaking about the game before you mentioned it. I KNEW you were gonna say Cyberpunk 2077..I was like, "It's Cyberpunk for sure!"

[@Fenneltron]

The amazing thing about Cyberpunk is that the decisions in the base game and Phantom Liberty lead to some wildly different outcomes, but players feel so attached to their choices and defend them to the death. It's not just "good ending" and "bad ending". Most people see their own ending as the good ending because they put thought into those choices and can justify them.

[@Basada79]

Cyberpunk is a game changer. It raised the bar so high for me that bethesda games don't even interest me anymore. I played Starfield first, and while it was not the huge step we hopped for, I did like the worlds. I played Cyberpunk after the expansion came out and it was such a huge difference that if I had played it first I wouldn't have gotten past the first 5 min of starfield.

[@gamersthumbs4673]

One of the reasons why i haven't finished Starfield. You said it perfectly, lol

[@kizzagaming6523]

So, can u help me understand what I missed? Wasn't the games launch completely botched along with subsequent attempts to fix it, after crapping on their audience ? Please help me understand why I should buy it again or care.

[@thepromman]

@@kizzagaming6523 TL;DR yes, and it wasn't until the 1.6 update, which came Sept 2022 alongside Edgerunners, that the game started moving forward with new content. It took about 2 years to really fix up the game. With the 2.0 update, and the Phantom Liberty DLC, it's now the game it should have been at launch. If the current state of the game was the release version, or was reached the year it came out, it would have been an indisputed GOTY. The 2.0 version would have been a hotly contested GOTY contender even alongside giants like BG3 and ER. It's very much worth it now. Not better than launch, or above average, but genuinely incredible, even at the Ultimate edition price (base + DLC).

[@gnu1232]

@@kizzagaming6523Cyberpunk was a buggy masterpiece on launch. Then they fixed the bugs and added more content. So now it’s just a masterpiece.

[@kizzagaming6523]

@@gnu1232 Awesome thnx mate

[@spcbrass]

The DLC endings have even more impact especially if you complete the side quests along the way. Those are some of the toughest decisions I have ever faced in a video game. And the ending sequence depending on which path you choose can be gut wrenching.

[@Mr.K.dilkington1965]

SPOILERS!!!! Bro the sad ending where V gets rid of Johnny and loses all of his “powers” and that last clip. It kept me sad and empty for weeks, huge impact it made on me!

[@confusionTX]

@@Mr.K.dilkington1965that ending has some huge philosophical questions. Would you rather die and be remembered as one of the greatest or continue living with memories of how great you been and lose everyone that you knew

[@Mr.K.dilkington1965]

@@confusionTX Jup, I think I would’ve preferred to die like V. All though if you continue speculating he could get a kid and a wife/ husband etc.. but then again we saw how cruel the world can be so will that even work

[@Kleinerakker]

At first I thought he was talking about Dragon Age The Veilguard

[@AdhalMK1]

I was gonna insub if he did lmao

[@SuperLifestream]

Thats because the video is completely click bait. not even a "my thoughs on eldin ring" in the description Edit: sorry it was a 2min jebait to get to the point to increase the watch time that even my comment was wrong

[@XiLock_Alotx]

@@AdhalMK1it’s not that big of a deal bro…😂😂😂

[@Erdbeerenserver]

This is a tier of its own, it evolved to much more then just a game! 🤣

[@lashaxoperia5917]

I thought he was talking about Diablo 4 to be honest

[@88KyleH]

Man, you're making me want to reinstall and try this game again.

[@meowcheeses9870]

You should. I never played the game until dlc launched and it might honestly be in my top 10 favourite games of all time

[@tetchedskate3366]

If you haven’t played since before the dlc came out then you definitely need to replay. The changes they made, even outside of the dlc area itself, are major, and were huge improvements on an already great game.

[@FranklyGaming]

Cyberpunk 2077 is in a league of it's own, I was making videos years ago sceaming at everyone to play the game because it was literally one of the greatest ever but at the time no one was looking past the bugs /and issues. Glad to see years later it is now beloved and rightfully getting the recognition it always deserved. Bug, glitches, and issues fade over time. But amazing writing, characters, worldbuilding, and moments last with us forever.

[@__-fi6xg]

i think the issue was that it was sold for ps4 but the console was too weak so ps4 owners couldnt really play it

[@TheShizzo]

Amazing game, one of my favorites. I really hope to see more of it, the campaign was awesome.

[@turtletheorytv]

i’m so, so happy you played this and love the way you described how it made you reflect on your own life as it did the same for me too. i was surprised and honestly a little offput at how deeply the game impacted me. such an incredible piece of art.

[@YouCanCallMeMich]

I bought my 3080 back in the day just to be ready for CP77 to release and to this date it's one of my favourite games of all time, the atmosphere, the music, the story, the chemistry between characters, the world, it all felt perfect to me, even at launch, I replayed it with the expansion and was blown away again!

[@pacman5800]

The anime cyberpunk edgerunners was so good. U have to watch it if u haven't yet. So good. Anytime I watch it I wanna play cyberpunk again.

[@sircinabun5478]

The anime got me into the game. I come from more mechanically challenging games so cyberpunk's gameplay didn't interest me but MAN does the story draw me in and the music got me feeling especially when the songs from the anime played.

[@schmiggidy]

This is the kind of anime that folks who are new(er) to anime think is stellar. However, after you've spent more time in the genre, it pales in comparison to many other much better anime. I've been enjoying the genre since 1980 (for almost 45 yrs now?) and my all-time fave remains Samurai Champloo (the successor to Cowboy Bepop).

[@egrassa1480]

​@@schmiggidy you forgot to tip your fedora

[@schmiggidy]

@@egrassa1480 Indeed. Hat's off to you, fellow man of culture. ;)

[@AtherionGG]

The scene where you could upload your mind and the ai created a character of exactly what you needed to hear. That took me to another level of reality.

[@kydelastra]

There are so many hidden quests, or different ways to do the same quest in CP2077. It's easily my favorite all in one game, I'm so excited that the sequel is being worked on.

[@Lost.Yeti.315]

If you didn't play Phantom Liberty, ya need to play that too. Phenomenal expansion with very weighty decisions.

[@snazzynasty1493]

Ties in very well to the campaign also. Would add a crazy twist in a second playthrough on top of already running different storylines. The replayability is miles ahead of FPP RPGs.

[@Darbobski]

Darth, I wish you could have played Everquest back in the day. There was so much time and customization put into characters that immersion was inevitable. It has been almost 30 years ago for me and I still think about my main characters and the effort that went into getting them just how I wanted them. Today's customization is all about getting the stuff that someone else tells us we need. There's really very little variation compared to what once was. I think you would have appreciated it.

[@84superninja]

Yes I played it for years and years. The epic quests were actually epic requiring for instance multi party raids killing like 12 dragons with random spawns for the bard 1.5 and you have to hope they haven't been killed by another guild. It could take you months even a year to complete. The instance sizes are also completely absurd. The planes in particular

[@plasmodesma7569]

Asheron's Call 2 was my "Everquest". I missed the first EQ boat, but AC2 rocked my world and primed me for WoW.

[@84superninja]

@plasmodesma7569 i went from EQ to WoW and never went back. I just started getting into guild wars 2 and its my all time favorite from what I've experienced so far

[@MichaelPohoreski]

The problem with EQ is that *it didn't respect your time.* Guilds would _literally_ *schedule boss fights* WEEKS in advance* so that each guild could get its turn at the artificial scarcity of the boss being on a respawn timer.

[@Darbobski]

@@MichaelPohoreski Well, you are talking about quality of life changes that most first gen games did not have. That is less of a game flaw and just a part of the evolution of MMORPGs.

[@protoshell]

The Heist was the most intense gaming moment I have ever had. Period. The moment Jackie died in the Taxi made me not only cry, I was also not able to leave him for minutes. I was completely shocked. Never before has a game immersed me so deeply into it's game world and subconsciously let me connect to the characters. I don't actually know what comes close to this experience in gaming.

[@malerra]

As soon as I saw the thumbnail I knew it was about Cyberpunk. I was so happy to see you start to play it. It's such a great game. CP and Nier: Autonoma are probably my favourite games of all time.

[@Rakstawr]

Oh yea. Cant argue with that list at all! Especially the true ending of Nier: Automata. That was so worth it.

[@angelgomez7081]

Good taste

[@kavid8120]

Has he played Witcher 3 ?

[@Wrathofexzo]

I’m in the same boat, bought it at launch and my old computer could barely run it on top of the many isssues it had. New computer now and I know it’s gotten a lot of love and I’ve been debating sitting down and just tunnel visioning it for a while. You may have sold me!

[@memitim171]

The "hidden" ending was great, when I got to the final choice I was like "but why can't I do X instead?" and then it turns out you can. Quality.

[@citizenred1684]

Now that’s what I’m talking about . A game that delivers an experience so immersive like, that you are drawn into the world. Not only that it has content that makes you think about your life and the decisions you make. You understand that the choices you make are relevant and impacts your environment. If only the gaming industry understood this.

[@nooberloober4276]

Glad you came back to it. It’s one of those I can always pick up and play. At least once or twice a year.

[@adzer0_0]

I love the CP2077 story, but the phantom liberty expansion, both the new area and story blew me away even more, absolutely great story telling with believable characters. Loved it!

[@MRBarton369]

I feel a lot of what you said about your experience in my own experience. I've had a difficult time playing deep games since CP2077. Wukong has really been the only thing truly memorable since Cyberpunk. Thanks for sharing your story fella. Take care

[@logan_sunday]

My favourite game to just sit back relax, do small quiet side quests, talking with characters and driving around. Just wandering around a neon city on a rainy night.

[@Spr1ggan87]

The bit where it told you to leave the guy but you could go back and help him in the fight was a shoutout to Deus Ex which already did that back in 2000

[@Rafael64_]

Sidequest stories? Oh man, that one detective story was... something. Sleep is for the weak anyway. If you know, you know.

[@Tazzasaurus1]

he didnt do very many sidequest stories, because there are a ton and a lot of them are very good

[@joshholmes1372]

Which detective story? There were a few. The one in the barn? Or the one with the memory alteration? Crazy stuff

[@oFiGuReZo]

Bro, if you’ve only done one playthrough, you’ve only scratched the surface. There’s so many different types of endings, different relationships and just different aspects of the game that you will definitely miss. I hundred percent recommend playing through it at least 3 more times to experience all the different endings there’s even a secret ending that I feel is probably the best. I’m also just talking about base game not even including phantom liberty, which is fucking amazing in itself. Slap on some mods if you want, use a trainer to skip something of the grind all over again but definitely experience all the game has to offer.

[@HBGetsDunkd]

Funny you just made this video. I had a 100 hours in it a couple years ago and loved it, but I just bought the dlc two days ago and started playing again and man am I having fun. It’s just a breath of fresh air with all the bullshit we are given these days. Love being a double jump dashing katana cyberpsycho! Forgot how much I love this game. So much fun 5 years later, it has only gotten better and better

[@edcAdventures.]

Damn man haven't seen your vids since exos heroes lol you're really poppin off 👏👏

[@fzoid3534]

I play this from time and time again. One thing what I do the keep the immersion active is to don't use any fast travel ever. By now I know many of the streets by heart :) What I find funny is that you mention Starfield because playing Starfield made me play Cyberpunk again mostly because of the dialogues and how they are presented. When it comes to talking to other people in the game Starfield and Cyberpunk are in whole other universes.

[@scottmilholland176]

Glad you liked it, mate! One of my favorite games I've ever played too. I even enjoyed it at launch, but I modded hard and had to make the game work myself since the dev's hadn't back then.

[@Graymore84]

I played it through twice. At release I got what was considered the “best” ending and it still hurt. After the expansion I got the “best” ending again where you end up powerless and starting over and that hurt just as much. The ending of Cyberpunk makes me realize how much I desire a good outcome. I almost fear playing it again. The endings hurt on an emotional level.

[@gehrmanfirsthunter8646]

Thank you for this video. I played this game at launch bugs and all, and it broke my heart because I thought that it would stay in the trash bin for other people. It's such an amazing game.

[@sweetbabyrayso5262]

the worst part about cyberpunk 2077 is the fact you cant experience it for the first time multiple times

[@BionicleJackson]

I like the Not A Yes Man take on how giving players the opportunity to play a role in an rpg makes a good game experience. Even when they fail to achieve their own objectives. It just incentavises a second time around.

[@DoubleJayU]

the experience you had now, I had on day 1. and then one more time replaying with the dlc.

[@jmalonemyth]

Witcher 3 Novigrad was one of the first times I felt the city was truly alive so they just took that and expanded it into a massive city. I had a beefy PC when Cyberpunk when it was originally release so I loved the game exploding cars and all. Hell, I thought the exploding cars added to the atmosphere. If gangs are having shootouts all over the place, of course cars are going to blow up. In hostage situations, I never used grenades so I very rarely had police coming after my so teleporting police really didn't happen to me. I only had one quest glitch which was the very first quest. Jackie was invisible. lol. Once I rebooted the computer and restarted the game, he appeared. I loved the story. I have 1200+ hours over multiple playthroughs. Glad you enjoyed the game.

[@noth211]

Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best Greek tragedies. I've played though so many times and have gotten over a half dozen endings that were, for the most part different besides the tragedy. Iwon't lie a few were tear jerkers. Out of all of them i got one single happy ending where you didn't die.

[@felifg5010]

Enjoy the game mate, i wish i could have that first impressions and feelings again playing it.. i enjoy the history and everything the game have so much

[@Akeche]

My very first ending, mind you I reloaded to go a different way, was to follow Johnny's initial advice when we first met. Hoooo boy.

[@tylertbone9]

Playing it for the first time as well right now. I LOVE it. Never in a game have I just been cranking out side quest after side quest and not finding it a chore

[@octavius9685]

As one of the few who has been playing CB2077 since day 1 and didnt fall victim to all the major issues and glitches, its really awesome to see the game get fixed for everyone & see how people love it now..

[@lerchlambert]

I have played Cyberpunk 2077 multiple times, and I absolutely love it. If this is one that struck a chord with you due to the storytelling, I would highly suggest trying Red Dead Redemption 2. You won't regret playing the story missions to completion... and will likely find yourself coming back to replay them because of how good they are. The stories are believable, and at times, heart wrenching. Cyberpunk and RDR2, though created in very different decades, are two that I feel emotionally attached to... and that is a hard thing to achieve in a video game.

[@radagonsoreseal3457]

Phenomenal game honestly and so many relatable quotes I think about come from this particular game "A happy ending? for folks like us? wrong city wrong people." - Johnny Silverhand Yeah game had a huge issue at launch but man i'm so glad they fixed it so people could finally experience the devastating narrative.

[@seanelgie]

You should watch the Edgerunners show based in the same space as Cyberpunk you can actually get one of the main characters Jackets in game. It’s a phenomenal little series.

[@JohnSmith-sw2zy]

My favorite "ending" is to never step a foot into the Embers and roam around the city like a boss!

[@jart372]

I finished phantom liberty today. Both dlc and main game are incredible. Probably my favorite single player game. Story, characters, gameplay, music, visuals are just top tier. Im definetely going for other endings.

[@pallmall1991]

Since I've played Red Dead Redemption 2, I think all the other games - I know for CP 2077 for sure - can't even come close to the immersion of RDR2. I think one important point is the dialogue system and the hundredthousands of lines, they had to record for that. (Arthur's and John's voice actors alone recorded around 150k) And the amount of things, you can do and the game is prepared for you doing those things, is ridiculous! The other games are still great, but RDR2 is something else, especially for open world games. After RDR2 they feel just like "games"! 🤷🏼‍♂️😅

[@bbkiljan]

Another game where game actions and decisions stick with you in a truly haunting way: This War of Mine.

[@PiotrWemhoff]

In the world of cyberpunk (genre), you are not trying to be the hero to save the world, you only want to safe your life. I like this dystipoa and is my favorite genre of all.

[@BusinessMan1619]

Sir, at 50 I have a stigmatism in my left eye which makes it difficult for me to play first person games for very long. Your glowing recommendation for Cyberpunk 2077 has inspired me to reinstall it tonight and give this gem of a game which I have always liked and wanted to fully experience another try. Subscribed.

[@Equinsu0cha]

I remember being sad when the game was over but happy how the story ended but wanting it to keep going.

[@kobayashid3186]

I bought over 2000+ games for tha past 24 years. From NES to GBA,from NDS to gamecube,from PC to newer consoles. My favorite games of all time are Elden ring,dark soul3,bloodborne,Witcher3, Terraria,Minecraft,CC2,Don't stave. These are my great memories.I also like a lot of other games but I don't wanna write too much here. Every good single game has amazing world that drives me crazy for hundreds of hours

[@vectorfox4782]

This is by far your best video. I couldn’t agree with you more. Female V’s acting is beyond top tier. It’s visceral on a level on how much your choices can affect the character and her storyline. In the end, I chose to let V live as a normal human so that her legends can inspire Night City and the new protagonist in the upcoming game.

[@MrHyonD]

Funny, I started a new playthrough 10 days ago. And I agree, It's one of a kind experience. The most immersive video games I have ever played, so much that I can't manage to play this game the way I play all the other games.

[@Eversio85]

during the buildup I was pretending you were talking about D4 and it was hilarious!

[@mocafrost]

Great to know. I'm intrigued now

[@UltimateStaredown]

Cyberpunk is so good that my first ending was depressing enough that I had to play again for a different one. And that was also so unsettling that I needed to play again for yet another one. Now I'm only haunted by it instead of depressed.

[@pedropierre9594]

I got lucky and bought it for 30 bucks on the first update where they fixed it, and i was brown away, i looked at the dug up leaks and knew the DLC would star someone called SongBird, and there was supposed to be a second DLC but its not coming what a ride

[@MrFickwit]

Please play Planescape Torment, multiple endings, awesome dialogue and character interaction, game is so detailed and real that you feel how real the peoples lifes are, the choices you make matter, you grow and learn the entire time and the story unfolds before you as you learn who you are, such an amazing game.

[@Nostromo2144]

If he thinks a maso, bullet-sponge, whack-a-mole soulless like Elden Ring is the best, there's no hope...

[@CanadianImperialist]

Agreed, best game ever made❤

[@memitim171]

To this day I haven't played a game that impacted me quite like this one. It has rough edges for sure, the combat isn't great but passable and I'd normally dumpster on a game for that but the writing carries it so far above such concerns that they pale into irrelevance by the end of the game. Tropes are turned on their head and expectations are confounded at every turn. It's pure, inspired, unabashed genius. And it has ruined every RPG I've played since 20 years later... 😆

[@djfastball]

Totally agree Darth. It’s the only game I’ve felt that way about.

[@lumpymilkC137]

Ive done 5 full play throughs so far and im itching for a 6th. Build crafting is a major part of replayability in Cyberpunk. You can do some really cool and awesome stuff when you start the game again with previous knowledge of weapons and perks/abilities. My favorite is Sandevistine/Throwing knives. Slow down time and turn into a street ninja

[@Inshokuten69]

So hard to choose my #1, because nostalgia for a story means a lot to me. Xenogears, FF7, Secret of Mana, Lufia 1, and maybe Chrono Trigger are all tied for me.

[@phaedruslive]

Galaxy brains know it's Planescape: Torment.

[@stephen0406]

Man... I was so afraid that he was gonna say Dragon Age Veilguard...

[@nicholaswallingford7742]

A lot of words to basically describe what Id call: immersion. Its a feature of almost any great game (particularly for RPG'S). When a game has a sufficient depth/bredth and sense of believability to trick you into the idea that youre apart of the world...its immersing you into the experience. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, MMOs, Elden Ring, GTA and many more are great examples of this. The amazing thing is that its only one part of what makes these games great, but I do believe its one of the more important parts.

[@BGPapaBear]

The only tag on this video is #diablo4. I thought it was a spoiler! I played this game at launch, even took time off to play it. Cyberpunk 2077 only crashed or glitched out on me a few times at launch. I had an incredible experience playing the game. End game content was not there so I stopped playing after a week. Glad to hear the game is still getting love from one of my favorite creators!

[@En4trance]

It's ironic that a game where its heartbeat is Night City.. it's most beautiful, poignant and immersive moments (arguably in all of gaming) happens at a little place called the Independant California Motel. Perfection

[@triggerhappyhippie]

Yeah it's an incredible and unique experience, one of the most immersive there is.

[@player_none]

I have never played this game, but damn do I want to now… It makes sense because The Witcher 3 is hands down my favorite RPG I’ve ever played, and that says a lot.

[@seb4sti4n666]

Was on sale 50% on steam

[@jaredarseneault9414]

That game will always sit in my top 3. Man that story!!!

[@Dan-Simms]

Heck yeah, Cyberpunk is an amazing game, glad you went back to it and gave it the shot it deserved. Happy you enjoyed it so much!

[@piknx]

Was trying to guess which game you were going to say. Did not expect to be currently downloading the game you said.

[@delanofunky8904]

Agreed.. played the game 2 times with expansion and with all side quests.. its been months and i still miss it. The world the immersion.. the bond with Johnny and judith and panam etc.. cant wait till the next cyberpunk will be released.. game of a lifetime

[@kevins1005]

Red Dead 2 and Witcher 3 wipe their ass on Elden Ring

[@dimitartodorow4996]

I had literary the same experience. Did not play at launch, bought the game 1 week ago and I am absolutely stunned by the quality of Cyberpunk.

[@Vanillasurfer]

For a brief moment, i was guessing dragon age: veilobotomy

[@SeRiOuS1675]

I completed every single side mission before i even touched the story 10/10 experience, honestly cant wait to see what the sequel will look like and if it has co-op sign me up!

[@malphisto15]

Every single thing you mentioned and experienced playing Cyberpunk I felt and experienced playing Baldur's Gate 3. That is without a doubt the best game I've ever played (like you, not my favorite). Because of this video, you've convinced me to give Cyberpunk another go. Didn't quite hook me the first time I tried to play it.

[@Belgarath777]

Completely agree with the video. I actually held off with playing at release. Started over the summer of this year. Just finished it and the expansion. I felt it was absolutely amazing. The world is so breathable. I added a few graphical mods and when all was said and done, it looked stunning. I felt attached to the story and I was happy with my ending since I usually play a goody goody lol. This and BG3 are my top two games over the last few years. Now onto New World Aeternum and the Mass Effect Legendary series both of which I also never played :).

[@thorvaldtermeer2995]

This intro lead me to believe this was going to be about BG3.

[@barrettburton9657]

Glad you like CP 2077 as much as I do man. I waited until the game was playable, and boy was it hard for me to wait to play. I played it last year finally and I am so glad that I did wait. It is easily the most immersive game world I have ever been in and the story is top tier. A true masterpiece in my opinion.

[@raonidiasdeoliveira5648]

i felt this with ghost of Tsushima... felt like playing a movie and kinda directing it

[@brandonlvns100]

Cyberpunk was a magical experience. Even my wife actually watched me play because the world and characters are so amazing its literally a work of art.

[@Showmaann]

I played this game fully just once, i have to play the dlc still but this one is definetely one of the best games i ever played and had fun with, glad to see it getting recogniced more so now that is fully fixed

[@karanfadnavis]

While I’m guilty of having a large game library and never finishing games I’ve started playing, Cyberpunk 2077 is the only game I’ve finished multiple times. It’s always been such a ride. Launch glitches aside, I think it’s one of the best games ever made.

[@peaceup5519]

"Beep beep mother f**keep"! Yea I absolutely love Cyberpunk 2077. It's one helluva game. It's one of the few games that I actually enjoyed watching the end credits. It's one of the few games where the end credits made me feel things and reflect on my own life. The DLC is just as good. Glad you enjoyed your experience.