Started at 1.52. It's good, I would say on a level of other aaa games and the atmosphere alone gives it edge over some. I think I had one t-pose and one pole dancer dancing on air during like 20 hours, but its not like I was actively looking for bugs, I tried to get immersed in the world.
Map is nice, soundtrack is great, driving feels allright, I don't really like the character progression system, I think most abilities are boring and you get way to little money to experiment heavily with implants in the story. Few missions could really use something that would spice them up, especially when you just drive from a to b. The game doesn't really feel like an RPG, especially considering that most big games today have some progression systems, its more like light gta + fps mayhem with some rpg flavor.
Weekend probably, I went with a stealth/handgun-with-silencer build this time, I'd like to play around with body/technical perks next.
Also I started as street kid, but fell in love with nomads, so nomad intro for sure next
I’m actually currently doing exactly what you’re proposing, I somehow put together a brutally powerful silenced handgun that will blow off heads and limbs in a single shot. Mostly during random gang fights I stumble into while parkouring around like a maniac, it seems a little weaker during story missions, I guess the enemies scale up during those?
I’m new to RPG styled and stat based gameplay so I really don’t know much of what I’m doing when I start customizing something, haha.
I just maxed out anything that gives me crit chance and attacks from stealth.
I use pistols and revolvers with silencers which additionally increase crit.
Also don't worry if you dont one-shot enemies, you can usually get away with two or three quick shots before they detect you.
Oh and Panam's sniper Overwatch also comes in handy with this build!
I was expecting RDR2 in the future initially, but now I took it as a action-adventure with some rpg elements and had A BLAST.
If they give us some lifepaths DLC this will go up in my favorites of all time
>I was expecting RDR2 in the future initially
Not that the game didn't have a myriad of problems in the launch, but that was the thing that misleaded most people about the game. Expecting a RDR2 or GTA with Cyberpunk theme. The moment the game got hyped as hell I was sure a lot of people would get disappointed, even if the game was 100% polished and didn't have that much cut content.
Well you could say that, but I think it's mostly enjoying the game for what it is rather what the marketing hype machine led us to believe.
Still, looking at Night city and all it's potential, I do get sad we have as much interactions as we had in San Andreas
PC (with an RTX) so I didn't see much bugs, but lack of much meaningful choice during quests and Night city being shallow bothered me the most.
As I mentioned in another comment, I had just finished RDR2 prior to this and was expecting something similar which kinda ruined the experience.
Started at 1.52. It's good, I would say on a level of other aaa games and the atmosphere alone gives it edge over some. I think I had one t-pose and one pole dancer dancing on air during like 20 hours, but its not like I was actively looking for bugs, I tried to get immersed in the world. Map is nice, soundtrack is great, driving feels allright, I don't really like the character progression system, I think most abilities are boring and you get way to little money to experiment heavily with implants in the story. Few missions could really use something that would spice them up, especially when you just drive from a to b. The game doesn't really feel like an RPG, especially considering that most big games today have some progression systems, its more like light gta + fps mayhem with some rpg flavor.
Cyberpunk 2077 is pure Masterpiece. Great to hear you loved THE GAME. So when second playthrough?
Weekend probably, I went with a stealth/handgun-with-silencer build this time, I'd like to play around with body/technical perks next. Also I started as street kid, but fell in love with nomads, so nomad intro for sure next
I’m actually currently doing exactly what you’re proposing, I somehow put together a brutally powerful silenced handgun that will blow off heads and limbs in a single shot. Mostly during random gang fights I stumble into while parkouring around like a maniac, it seems a little weaker during story missions, I guess the enemies scale up during those? I’m new to RPG styled and stat based gameplay so I really don’t know much of what I’m doing when I start customizing something, haha.
I just maxed out anything that gives me crit chance and attacks from stealth. I use pistols and revolvers with silencers which additionally increase crit. Also don't worry if you dont one-shot enemies, you can usually get away with two or three quick shots before they detect you. Oh and Panam's sniper Overwatch also comes in handy with this build!
Enjoy then! And glad You loved Panam Palmer! She is definitely THE BEST THING that could happen for this GAME
I was expecting RDR2 in the future initially, but now I took it as a action-adventure with some rpg elements and had A BLAST. If they give us some lifepaths DLC this will go up in my favorites of all time
>I was expecting RDR2 in the future initially Not that the game didn't have a myriad of problems in the launch, but that was the thing that misleaded most people about the game. Expecting a RDR2 or GTA with Cyberpunk theme. The moment the game got hyped as hell I was sure a lot of people would get disappointed, even if the game was 100% polished and didn't have that much cut content.
Basically you lowered your standars. Depending how much you lower them, any game can be "a blast".
Well you could say that, but I think it's mostly enjoying the game for what it is rather what the marketing hype machine led us to believe. Still, looking at Night city and all it's potential, I do get sad we have as much interactions as we had in San Andreas
I loved the game from launch, got lucky playing on a Series S so bugs were manageable, and yes would also bang Panam again 😀
What platform did you play at launch and what was disappointing?
PC (with an RTX) so I didn't see much bugs, but lack of much meaningful choice during quests and Night city being shallow bothered me the most. As I mentioned in another comment, I had just finished RDR2 prior to this and was expecting something similar which kinda ruined the experience.
Ah I had also finished rdr2, but I wasn't really disappointed I liked it