Official Thread Cyberpunk 2077

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66 hours. No where near done with this game. I suspect I'll be on of those 180 hr people, lol
 
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After a loading a early save and going back through the game again, I'm with MW . This is my GOTY. Or at least a candidate in my mind. Bugs and all. And while it didn't deliver the total experience I was expecting or what was advertised, its still a damn fine game.
 
Just got through the parade mission last night. Assume the end is near.
Just curious, what level & hours you are right now. I think I was like level 25 when I did the parade mission.
 
There's an ai mod at Nexus that improves ai behavior in Night City. Imo it's a nice improvement.

 
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After a loading a early save and going back through the game again, I'm with MW . This is my GOTY. Or at least a candidate in my mind. Bugs and all. And while it didn't deliver the total experience I was expecting or what was advertised, its still a damn fine game.
I'm just holding off. I picked up Fenyx Rising instead of this. Once they fix up the bugs I'll pick it up.
 
I just started. I was going to wait until more bugs are squashed but I couldn't resist. I went with the nomad path and poured the started points into intelligence and technical ability. I hope I didn't gimp myself but I want to be a hacker and tech weapons sound fun. I played until right after I made it to the apartment. The opening sure does make an impression. I'm on the XSX and chose to play using quality mode and the game sure does look good.
 
I'm at 50 hours and declined to start the point of no return. Need to finish up some sidequests first. Even so, feels a bit empty to be honest. idk, like something is missing. I'll probably beat the game after finishing up the Judy stuff then play again after a some DLC and other updates hit. Not to say I don't like it, I just want MORE.
 
I randomly found the girl in the promotional materials driving a car in game.

Here she is in CDPR promotional materials:

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And here she is in my play-through:

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Nothing special, but I thought I remembered seeing her when she appeared outside V's apartment.
 
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I just started. I was going to wait until more bugs are squashed but I couldn't resist. I went with the nomad path and poured the started points into intelligence and technical ability. I hope I didn't gimp myself but I want to be a hacker and tech weapons sound fun. I played until right after I made it to the apartment. The opening sure does make an impression. I'm on the XSX and chose to play using quality mode and the game sure does look good.
You cannot respec attribute points! I suggest try out the gameplay style before diving in a tree. I had a melee build in the outer world because I thought it was cool, but it became super boring fast. What I need to do is run to an enemy & repeatedly hit attack until they died.
 
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You cannot respec attribute points! I suggest try out the gameplay style before diving in a tree. I had a melee build in the outer world because I thought it was cool, but it became super boring fast. What I need to do is run to an enemy & repeatedly hit attack until they died.
Thanks for the advice. After looking into the trees my plan was to dump as many points into intelligence for the quick hack skills. But that's as far as my plan goes. I might check online for build ideas for a hacker and gunner specialist.
 
Thanks for the advice. After looking into the trees my plan was to dump as many points into intelligence for the quick hack skills. But that's as far as my plan goes. I might check online for build ideas for a hacker and gunner specialist.
You will be overpower by the time you hit the 20s or earlier if you have a decent build. So more of a playstyle choice. I did hear using hack make the game very easy. The only question is, do you like the playstyle or prefer more gunplay or melee or stealth. Even if you want to go gun blazing, the weapons are on the different trees so you probably need to find the gun type you enjoy the most.
 
I finished it yesterday. I liked my ending. I played alot with hacking, use an Overwatch Sniper rifle, a good Pistol from one of the story NPCs, Ashura assault rifle, and a missle launcher arm. If I get caught during stealth, I can hack and blast my way through anything and anyone - lots of options.

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Started with Streetkid, and took the full Panam with Aldecados vs Arasaka route. I decided to live out V's days with Panam, Johnny went with Alt. It's called the Star ending. I'm gonna check if I like The Sun ending better by fighting Arasaka with Johnny and Rose.
 
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Playing on very hard is the way to go wish I had changed it earlier, though it was fun just to blast through everybody. I don't even have a specific build just using what's fun.
 
I killed my first cyber-psycho and unfortunately ran into my first bug. After I killed her I needed to collect evidence which was on her but when she died she clipped through the environment and I couldn't get the evidence. I was able to reload a auto-save which had me close to the mission so it was no big deal. But now I know why gamers say to save often.
 
I killed my first cyber-psycho and unfortunately ran into my first bug. After I killed her I needed to collect evidence which was on her but when she died she clipped through the environment and I couldn't get the evidence. I was able to reload a auto-save which had me close to the mission so it was no big deal. But now I know why gamers say to save often.
The irony is I am a quicksave every 10-sec guy. But I often forgot to save at work & lost data time & again as the software I use (Catia) at work can be very crashy.
 
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That sounds so crazy it might actually be true. Imagine the uproar though from the people who bought the console game last year and find out that in half a year, there's going to be a much better version coming out.
 
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If I have a Xbox one x, how is the game with updates? I know the base ps4/xbox, is bad, is it worth playing or should I wait?
Don't do it man. I finally snapped and returned my collectors edition to gamestop this weekend. It's not necessarily the egregious bugs that killed me, or even the horrible physics, AI, etc. I'm patient (and busy) so I honestly had no problem waiting even 6 months to do my full playthrough. However I decided to do a casual playthrough with a different lifepath (which hardly makes a difference btw) just to check it out, and I realized that they literally scrapped like 50% of the features and content from this game, and straight up lied about it. Plus a lot of stuff that did make it in is half finished or poorly done. CDPR even changed the description of the game to "open world action adventure story" shortly following the launch, and that was after 7 years of calling the game a deep "RPG".

There is a fun game in there though under all the BS. I'd just wait until the debugged next gen version comes out and buy the game for half price.
 
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