How Cyberpunk 2077 Fixed It's Awful Reputation



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How Cyberpunk 2077 Fixed It’s Awful Reputation

From Mess To Masterpiece, The Story of Cyberpunk 2077’s cursed development, broken launch and slow, but consistent improvements leading into it’s redemption arch. But was that redemption arch ultimately a success?

0:00 Intro
0:46 Development Hell
6:31 The Worst Launch In Gaming History
10:53 Road to Redemption
14:58 Current State

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  1. I'm one of the few people who loved Cyberpunk 2077 even at release (i played on Xbox Series S, it had a few issues but nothing game breaking). But i acknowledge the unacceptable state it launched in on most platforms. It had no business releasing on PS4/Xbox One at all.

    That being said, i'm so happy CD Projeckt Red didn't abandon it and kept working to fix it. Now more people see the fantastic story and characters there were there from the start. But the 2.0 update really breathed new life into the gameplay. Almost felt like a new experience.
    Phantom Liberty was incredible too. I'm excited for Cyberpunk 2, which hopefully won't release unpolished.

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  2. Great work on the video! I was one of the people who played the game on a PS4 before it was taken down from the store (I wanted to get it on PC but a relative got it for me as a Christmas present) and although the technical issues were annoying, my biggest issue was with how lackluster the open world was in terms of interactivity. The laughable NPC AI, broken wanted system, and extreme lack of random events was very jarring to me, especially for an open world game released in 2020 when older games like GTA 4 and Fallout New Vegas surpassed it in a few aspects.

    I thought the story and characters were cool and well-written, but immersing myself into the open world was what I was anticipating the most, especially considering that CDPR ironically made statements like "the most believable open world to date" (which it most definitely isn't in my opinion). It's great that they're improving the game and I plan on replaying it on PC, but a lot of these new features should have already been in the game from the start if I'm going to be honest. Better late than never I suppose. Aside from that, amazing video!

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