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Huh, Johnny was annoying in the beginning, but that shifted by the end. My first choice was dying to give him a second chance
I think the best part of the game were the characters and their stories. Judy and Panam for example were very well developed and felt real.
Other developers release broken unfinished games, they never offer refunds and make billions. Cyberpunk 2077 released broken and unfinished, they offered everyone refunds. Almost everyone refunded Cyberpunk 2077. CDPR lost billions
It is truly a great peice of history that shows that, no matter how good your games are or how beautifully done the characters/worlds are, it will all mean NOTHING if the game is broken. Truly a diamond that was buried under pounds upon POUNDS of poo. Luckily CDPR seemed to have the courage and integrity to dig it out (Edgerunners definitley helped out too). Almost as impressive as No Man's Sky. Hopefully "Project Orion" is the ultimate comeback, fingers crossed.
I used to work At square enix here in LA I was in communications never worked on a game, but I got to go to the E3 like 4 years in a row…. One of those years they had some machines with 30 minute demo of cyberpunk it was so much different then and obviosuly the demo had very little play mostly dialogue but what we got today , after all updates and phantom liberty expansion the final version of cyberpunk its to me easily a 9/10 game everything is so much fun it looks great plus CD project did so much stuff no other developer would do like assuming responsibility
Idk i love this game. I get what youre saying about the tech-demos (havent seen them but if true, i feel that) and the driving, though by now i just feel like its different, not necessarily bad.
But the Leveldesign, Dialogues, Movement with Dash and Doublejump, Characters, Sounddesign, little details like TV and in universe advertisements, there is soo many things that make me consider this game to be an absolute Masterpiece. Honestly in Hindsight, it would be kindof shocking if it had a clean, bugfree, hype accurate release. The way it is now its easily one of my favotire games of all time. And im really not much of a storygamer, Witcher 3 i had to flush cuz i constantly wanted to skip all dialogue and cutscenes + the combat felt slow/boring.
You really giving it too much shit. They fixed the game, released free DLC even and kept expanding upon it. No Man's Sky redeemed itself aswell. Fallout 76 did not. It's still a mess and Cyberpunk isn't, so why not talk smack about that instead? CP77 is great now, it's too late to talk shit about it now wtf.
A good phrase I ones heard: "The more complex a system is, the more vulnerable it is". Cyberpunk 2077 is a really good example of that.
It was an incredibly ambitious project with so many incredible details, rich story, unique mechanics etc. From all the interviews and previews I KNEW the game would not be smooth and will have a ton of little bugs that will break immersion left and right.
I didn't have much faith in CDPR because the project was simply too ambitious, perhaps among the most ambitious in gaming history.
However, after they offered refunds and really took time to polish the game, my opinion changed entirely and after playing a finished product, it's my top 3 fav games of all time.
It's quite a shame that that happened at the launch and the game's reputation took a hit, but there was no way developers would discover so many bugs without players playing the game in millions and report them. It really had the potential to be as big as Skyrim was and GYA 5.
Ya i can easily think of one…… the day before lmao
They fix the game free update and soo good dlc still not good hmm u idiot or something??
I think you recorded the video in 2020 and decided to put it on public just now