I’m going to have an unpopular opinion, brace yourselves.
I had a good pc when cyberpunk released. I waited a few days after release to purchase it. I saw the bad reviews and went ahead to see if it’s truly that bad. I experienced a single bug in my first playthrough. This to date, is one of my favorite games. I loved the story, the atmosphere, the art, the gameplay, exploring…
It didn’t deserve the hate it recieved. I don’t think they would have had the reception they did if they didn’t release it for older gen hardware.
Most people with early problems were on console.
Well, the people with the most problems were on console, anyway.
My guy, you’ve redeemed yourselves.
Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my all time favourite games and the expansion was incredible. I replay it all on a yearly basis with different builds. I do EVERYTHING in the game. it’s the only game I 100% every time. It’s a game I just don’t want to end and I avoid going to Embers like the plague every time. You grow attached to the characters (minus River). One of my favourite missions if not my most favourite one is “Pyramid Song” where you go to Julies old town that is now at the bottom of a lake. it’s beautiful. then when you get out you’re sitting at the dock with her and she tells you she’s leaving. and then…you just leave an the way it’s designed where its’ a long road to that dock you can walk away and then look back and she’s still there sitting at the dock and it’s absolutely beautiful, it’s so cinematic and it tears me up every time. I don’t want her to go.
The way Johnny starts out as a total prick and by the end I honestly don’t want him to go either, I feel bad that he’s stuck in my head and we’re both dying as a result.
it’s an emotional roller coaster of a game. it’s awesome. one of the best.
I’m amazed when I read stuff like this because I don’t understand where people find the time.
Although I’m really glad you like it so much and get so much out of it
I think it’s mostly being a quick typer.
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