Cyberpunk 2077

The more I play Cyberpunk now for the second time, the more I think it's actually THE best game ever made. Even with its faults.

Just the best atmosphere, the best city, the best soundtrack, sound, graphics, vehicles, story, characters, fun missions, fun combat, fun exploration... it just has everything I want in a game and it doesn't get boring.
 
wbot said:
The more I play Cyberpunk now for the second time, the more I think it's actually THE best game ever made. Even with its faults.

Just the best atmosphere, the best city, the best soundtrack, sound, graphics, vehicles, story, characters, fun missions, fun combat, fun exploration... it just has everything I want in a game and it doesn't get boring.
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I loved BG3, until I restarted Cyberpunk 2077 after the updates and the PL DLC, after that I somehow just cannot get back into BG3, it looks good, it runs well and the story is engaging.
But Cyberpunk was just... I don't know sooo good, like I didn't mind actually driving around in Cyberpunk, normally in a lot of games I'd fast travel as much as possible. But CP get on my bike and just drive.
 
Lupus said:
I loved BG3, until I restarted Cyberpunk 2077 after the updates and the PL DLC, after that I somehow just cannot get back into BG3, it looks good, it runs well and the story is engaging.
But Cyberpunk was just... I don't know sooo good, like I didn't mind actually driving around in Cyberpunk, normally in a lot of games I'd fast travel as much as possible. But CP get on my bike and just drive.
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I never fast travel in any game because I love exploring and just role playing. Even in games like Skyrim, if there's a simple fetch quest from one end of the map to the extreme opposite, I walk. And when I have the item, I walk all the way back. Always something to see or do on the roads. :)

I feel like if you're fast travelling then you're missing out on a lot of stuff/fun and you're rushing. And that's no way to play a game.

But yeah, Night City is so damn immersive and atmospheric and there's so much to see and feel, so I don't know why anyone would ever rush or fast travel. I even love just chilling on a train, enjoying the views etc.

A fast travel option is only there for when I have to leave soon. Like when load shedding is about to start in 5mins lol.
 
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wbot said:
I never fast travel in any game because I love exploring and just role playing. Even in games like Skyrim, if there's a simple fetch quest from one end of the map to the extreme opposite, I walk. And when I have the item, I walk all the way back. Always something to see or do on the roads. :)

I feel like if you're fast travelling then you're missing out on a lot of stuff/fun and you're rushing. And that's no way to play a game.

But yeah, Night City is so damn immersive and atmospheric and there's so much to see and feel, so I don't know why anyone would ever rush or fast travel. I even love just chilling on a train, enjoying the views etc.

A fast travel option is only there for when I have to leave soon. Like when load shedding is about to start in 5mins lol.
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Nah in Skyrim I fast travel :-), Fallout I fast travel. BG3 I fast travel :-). Night City is the first time where I barely used those fast travel points, unless a mission has a start literally next to one. I would drive or ride there and later, jump from building to building while sprinting :-) cause that could be quicker.
 
Even in the recent Outcast A New Beginning where the game encourages you to fast travel using Stargate-like portals, I just can't. I have to walk to the other side of the map lol. Keep those portals away from me!!
 
I found the Lizzy Wizzy BD on my couch in my Megalopolis apartment yesterday.
You can play the concert, but can’t move around in it.

Also got the Bullitt car.

Still don’t have a way to play the other BD’s I bought in the Dogtown market.
 
Pegging said:
Still don’t have a way to play the other BD’s I bought in the Dogtown market.
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Well the ones you can buy from that guy at Jig Jig Street are all useless junk. Can't be used at all, ever. No idea about Dogtown.

Wonder if it was always meant to be like that or did the devs run out of time to include those scenes etc? Such a shame.
 
wbot said:
Well the ones you can buy from that guy at Jig Jig Street are all useless junk. Can't be used at all, ever. No idea about Dogtown.

Wonder if it was always meant to be like that or did the devs run out of time to include those scenes etc? Such a shame.
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10 000 eddies for a BD choom. I bought a few.

It's like those dudes at Cape Town station who sold 32 gig flash drives for R200 back in the day.
 
Also didn't fast travel. Used a bike to go everywhere, regardless how far. Was the best time to listen to the radio.

As for BD's I think only "Sweet Dreams" leads to content from what I remember. That was a good side mission.

You can pick up David's Edge Runners shard and start that side content though.
 
UrBaN963 said:
I stopped paying attention when you said you look down and can't see your dong.

Who plays male V? Crazy business.
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The only time you see your character is photo mode

I played both and male V is better, because Panam
 
wbot said:
The more I play Cyberpunk now for the second time, the more I think it's actually THE best game ever made. Even with its faults.

Just the best atmosphere, the best city, the best soundtrack, sound, graphics, vehicles, story, characters, fun missions, fun combat, fun exploration... it just has everything I want in a game and it doesn't get boring.
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Been saying it for a while, it was easily in my top 5 after launch (never had bug issues on Series X).

With the addition of Phantom Liberty it's now probably only second to the ME trilogy...
 
Mike Hoxbig said:
Been saying it for a while, it was easily in my top 5 after launch (never had bug issues on Series X).

With the addition of Phantom Liberty it's now probably only second to the ME trilogy...
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If only it had that Sandbox engine like in pre-Starfail Bethesda
I got Fallout 4 at just over 900 hours with 4 playthroughs. Most of the time is just having fun messing around in the Sandbox

I put just over 300 hours into Cyberpunk with 4 playthroughs - Two with PL and completed everything in every Playthrough, all quests, all side hustles, the works

That's less than 100 hours per playthrough. Quite short for such a large game, where Witcher 3 pre-DLC was easily 200+ for full completion
 
I got this blunt weapon in a hotel room and another one near the dam this weekend.
Tried them out. They make the Xbox controller vibrate like crazy when you draw them.


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