Cyberpunk 2077

I can be critical and supportive, and as I also said earlier, I actively contributed to bug hunting. Anyhow, I accept then that I have subconsciously play-tested the game.

Ok cool. We all thank you for your service :)
 
Phantom Liberty is also REDengine's swansong. No more IP or expansions will be made with REDengine. CDPR is now an Epic development partner and will exclusively, under correction, use and improve Unreal Engine.

I think thats rather a pity, as they have some gold IP now with this game. Maybe they will release a 2077 no.2 on the new engine.
 
I think thats rather a pity, as they have some gold IP now with this game. Maybe they will release a 2077 no.2 on the new engine.
Not really a bad thing, UE5 is awesome. Not just in looks but the toolset as well. One of my small pet peeves with this game on console is the inventory management, it's almost like it was built for PC and just hacked together for console. UE5 would do a much better job of this...
 
I think thats rather a pity, as they have some gold IP now with this game. Maybe they will release a 2077 no.2 on the new engine.

CDPR has a creative license to expand on the Cyberpunk RED IP. IIRC it starts in 2045, so technically they can make a Cyberpunk 2045. The Edgerunners anime has already expanded on CDPR's Cyberpunk 2077, so they have branch potential. Six comics have also been released by Dark Horse.

Whatever Mike Pondsmith plans to do with Cyberpunk RED can be developed into a game by CDPR on which they will cooperate. I haven't seen the new tabletop, so I have no idea how expansive the universe is, but what I can say is that CDPR have hardly touched on it with Cyberpunk 2077.

The established timeline is 2045-2077, and they can go beyond, but that would depend on Pondsmith. I say this having no idea what is stipulated within their licensing agreement.
 
So after Phantom Liberty will there be more available?

Yes, "Orion", is next, what it will be and what it will be named is not known. It is still in the early phases.

Do note that CDPR has expanded globally, now, and did say that they will integrate community gaming. I do expect them to turn their new games into services as they already did with GWENT. Their next big release will be a new The Witcher title. They have a new IP in the works too, so what AAA title comes then only time will tell.

Do expect various non AAA titles too. CDPR had success with GWENT, and it is a cash cow at the moment, but Thronebreaker sold well too.
 
Not really a bad thing, UE5 is awesome. Not just in looks but the toolset as well. One of my small pet peeves with this game on console is the inventory management, it's almost like it was built for PC and just hacked together for console. UE5 would do a much better job of this...

Hey, as long as a sequel gets made! :)
 
They wont make that mistake again
I am sure they have all learned from their past

O Griet!

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Yes with more bugs, glitches and even bigger penises.

As famously remarked by Bethesda's golden boy:

And one of the great things about having a fully dynamic game engine is all of this just works. I am not kidding.

— Todd Howard

Bigger and tucked penises are inevitable, and appropriate, for the IP. The CDPR lead team is kind of out there, they are obsessed with sex themes, but I don't mind it at all.
 
I was enjoying the game
But not anymore
The whole weekend I have audio issues

When playing the game I have the normal audio coming through which sounds great
But I also have the intro audio coming in as well, non stop

It was like listening to 2 girlfriends talking non stop. Driving me insane. I requested a refund.

Normally Steam doesn't refund if it's been more than 2 weeks or more than 2hrs game play.
I exceeded both, luckily my wallet has been credited. Thank you Steam
 
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