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Cyberpunk 2077 delivers a much deeper RPG with 2.0. Let’s talk about how the revamped skill tree, cyberware changes, and tweaks to armor and stamina will impact your character build and loadout.
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the story of the game was its strongest aspect so this update does exactly what it should
I'm really curious to hear more about crafting/upgrading systems in 2.0. One of my few really big complaints in the base game was the fact that the ability to craft/upgrade high-level gear was locked behind spending A LOT of skill points. So basically, if you wanted to access some of the best gear, then you just had to spend a pretty good chunk of your points on that skill tree, which really felt like it limited the rest of your build options. I don't necessarily think that the crafting tree should be removed, but the ability to craft/upgrade good gear shouldn't be locked up.
Will there be more enemies attacking at the same time? And also is the pacur system better now?
They dragged their feet with base game now 2.0 update and sure they will with dlc. 4 days between release dates. Can't get level up v in time
6:39 erm… there was already a wardrobe system in the game
i just want more visual cyberware at this point like metal arms like npcs
Does anyone know if the phantom liberty PS5 version will have an FOV slider?
All they needed was Yakuza/Shenmue activities! And martial arts styles.
Did they add and fov slider to console?
Does 2.0 have new stealth takedowns?
I'm so hyped…
Do ps4 owners get the 2.0 update?
I didn't have issues with the story. I like the story and side quests, the only thing I was surprised about was how short the story actually is. I did all the side quests first then when I did the story missions it was incredibly short! But I really enjoyed the game and can't wait for 2.0 and Phantom Liberty!
The story is amazing and certainly the best aspect of the game at launch. There is an issue with the main motivation for V clashing with the open world and side quests a bit because of it's sense of urgency, but that is an issue shared with most games like this I think.
I must be simple minded, because I keep hearing people complain about the story. I really enjoyed the story & have played through the game 3 times. Can someone enlighten my simple mind please
Never forget that it took them almost three years to finally fix their game somewhat. Blame technology all you want but i have little hope that CDPR will put out a competently polished Witcher 4 on day one. And why should they, really?
Story was the best part of the game. Bro.
I'm excited, the skill trees before didn't feel impactful enough.
This game got a lot of hate for its terrible launch. Most people did not give it much of a chance because it was such a disaster. Totally understandable. But the game has changed. A lot of the same people who played a few hours or just played the main campaign, formed their opinions and let it set in stone. It’s a tragedy, because in my opinion this game comes to life with the side missions. A lot of them develop as they go on making it seem like mini campaign’s throughout the game. Idk. Just my take. I think a lot of people didn’t spend enough time to form a valid opinion
This is finally shaping up to be a RPG that CPDR should have given us on launch (still not at Witcher level but that's as high as the bar gets)
Didn't know people had issues with the story, I thought it was phenomenal