Cyberpunk 2077

Fulcrum29 said:
www.pcgamer.com

CDPR shuts down Cyberpunk mod that let players have 'sex' with Keanu Reeves

Always use a Johnny.
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"Our most important rule regarding user-generated content, game mods in particular, is that it can’t be harmful towards others. In the case of model swaps, especially those that involve explicit situations, it can be perceived as such by the people who lent us their appearance for the purpose of creating characters in Cyberpunk 2077."
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So.... the geniuses touted sex as a major feature and enabled modding......


WTF did they expect people were gonna start doing with that combination?
 
Well I'm over it.

Played around a bit to check out the new patch.

Nothing changed except the police in my game are now broken.


I get police alerts when killing gang members and the police never stop being alerted now.
Even after I lose all my wanted stars and the alert goes away, the police never stop searching for me unless I exit and reload the game.

When not wanted and they see me, the eye fills up red, I get the enemy alerted prompt, but they just stand there doing nothing with the red eye flashing away, because technically I am not wanted.

Not limited to the ones chasing me either.

Any stationary police I encounter after getting and losing a wanted level gets alerted when they see me going by.

CDPR is slowly creeping up to the number one spot on my shitlist.
 
www.cyberpunk.net

Hotfix 1.11

Hotfix 1.11 is available on PC, consoles and Stadia!
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Hotfix 1.11 is available on PC, consoles and Stadia!

This update addresses two issues that appeared after Patch 1.1:

  • Item randomization has been restored to the previous state.
The save/load loot exploit will be investigated further.

  • A bug in Down on the Street quest has been fixed.
It occurred for some players during a holocall with Takemura, when using a save made on version 1.06 with Down on the Street quest in progress at "Wait For Takemura's call" objective. After loading such a save on version 1.1, the holocall would lack dialogue options and block interactions with other NPCs.
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"some players", it also happened to new games and players who didn't have the quest in progress. People who read these change logs also participates in the CDPR Forum.

People are most happy with the randomisation restored.

To quote this comment,

Calling it an exploit is somewhat bitchy on your/CDPRs part, isn't it?

That so-called exploit is only used on unique items to get the best out of them. The RNG involved is pretty much unjustifiable in that regard. The fault rather lies in fundamental conceptual errors as the game is severely unbalanced. Unique and iconic items should have fixed stats to begin with. What needs to be fixed is "damage" in general.
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oh, and people are still pissed with the broken Delamain quest line which is an issue experienced by some since day 1 which was supposedly remedied in v1.1.

At least with this hot patch the main quest line isn't road blocked any more.

Another issue which recently popped up, according to some users their saves isn't cloud syncing since v1.1, but I am unsure whether this is Steam or GOG related...
 
Let's see here. Update 1.11. The game is mos a "RPG".

Me : Ok I want to talk to Barry
Game : ugh, fine,, roll your dice.
Me : "Rolls a 1...I guess cause I can't see what gets rolled"
Game : Cyberpunk says NO

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LoL the face you make when someone tries to kill Barry:

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No more facey facey

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This game needed another year to get all the bugs and performance sorted, ending was done really crappy as well. Could have put more time towards an epic ending.
 
RazedInBlack said:
Been playing a few hours yesterday and today after downloading the latest patch. No game crash as yet.
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So how has it been subsequently? I've put this game on hold for the moment, and am just waiting for further updates. Got plenty else to play in the meantime.
 
Splinter said:
So how has it been subsequently? I've put this game on hold for the moment, and am just waiting for further updates. Got plenty else to play in the meantime.
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So far its been ok. I've hadn't had another game crash since the update. There are still some minor issues, with the graphics but still largely playable.
 
ponder said:
I wonder if they'll ever get it right on the base consoles...

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Unless they rewrite the underlying too tightly coupled and overly god classes and related? I doubt it. It seems to be fundamentally broken where it shouldn't be and that will cost them working through the loslappies and spaghetti. I've been on project(s) like this in the past and normally even after "fixing" it you still have artifacts and phantoms within.
 
For the most part, it took more than a month...

www.vg247.com

Cyberpunk 2077’s attitudes towards women are more 1997 than 2077

Cyberpunk 2077’s presentation of women reminds us gaming still has blindspots for representation.
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www.polygon.com

The cyberpunk genre has been Orientalist for decades — but it doesn’t have to be

Cyberpunk 2077 suffers from the same xenophobic tropes as its predecessors
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www.wired.com

The World in Cyberpunk 2077 Is Hollow—the Posters Prove It

Sex and violence sells, I guess.
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it was inevitable. I believe the orientalist things was brought up previously. Somewhere way back in this thread I know this was going to happen, and I am glad that CDPR stuck to their guns and embraced the genre. I believe they are exaggerating the oriental angle, most cyberpunk titles and Cyberpunk 2077 was incredibly well received in Japan. Sex, sexuality and nudity is in cyberpunk DNA.

When publishers/developers put Apartheid era mercs into their modern day games the world can't wait to kill them mercs, but have the world seen us complain about it, no, and I don't believe that the Japanese will complain about this,

Yet within the cyberpunk genre, Japanese corporations are the enemy, even as multi-national vocabularies and cultures have been congealed together to create a future envisioned by paranoia and fear. This is one of the many examples of techno-Orientalism and xenophobia that has been persistent since cyberpunk’s inception.
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either. Just to add, Japanese corporations aren't always all evil in cyberpunk or techno themed titles. American private military groups are the most prominent, and many a time real organisations are used in these themes, likewise with Russians and North Koreans, but hey, as with SA mercs they are bad and bad they will always be and gamers cannot wait to aim at them.
 
ponder said:
Not gonna happen, not in their culture.
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The person who wrote that article is indeed Japanese, but an German immigrant with rainbows and things. Not that I have an issue with people and rainbows, but it an article which is written to influence perspective. If the Japanese didn't agree with the cyberpunk and techno themes, then why do they like it so bloody much???

If it impacted the Chinese in one way or the other, well, they would outright ban it and not only tell but instruct the publisher what is going to happen with any current and future investments.
 
Fulcrum29 said:
The person who wrote that article is indeed Japanese, but an German immigrant with rainbows and things. Not that I have an issue with people and rainbows, but it an article which is written to influence perspective. If the Japanese didn't agree with the cyberpunk and techno themes, then why do they like it so bloody much???

If it impacted the Chinese in one way or the other, well, they would outright ban it and not only tell but instruct the publisher what is going to happen with any current and future investments.
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The japs are an awesome bunch that will embrace things, the chinese are a different kettle of fish.
 
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