Thanks for beta testing this game for us who will play it later cheaper.
Without your support this wouldn't be possible.

One of The most adequate topics about Cyberpunk 2077 for now! (ʃƪˆ▿ˆ)

P.S. No offense, but that's true - game at least for now - in beta mode.

I don't know why you would want to play it all...
The ubiquity of tattoos and body implants is also repellent.
Also lots of swearing, seems really vulgar. And the game is much too "cinematic" based on videos I've seen, while gameplay seems to be pretty lame. Don't know why everybody is so hyped about this.

EDIT: I mean, come on, this sounds embarrassing:
https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/kb2jgj/i_just_realized_that_there_is_no_ai_for_driving

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"Why not just hand out blindfolds, Cap?"

Well I haven't seen any vids about the game, all I know it is GTA with cyberpunk skin.
Maybe i wont even play it, depends on what i read about it next christmas

Given that Witcher 3 took 16 months post-launch to finish (released on 19th May 2015, final patch 1.31 issued on 12th Sept 2016), and given the seemingly more numerous problems Cyberpunk 2077 seems to be having at launch, personally I'm not even going to begin to decide whether to buy it or not until early 2022.

Pro Tip for publishers : With large complex open-world AAA RPG's, if you think a game can be released in 12 months time, but you believe you can 'squeeze' that down to 10 months with "Crunch Time", then it'll probably be ready in 18-20 months...

Well, I can tell you the game isn't terrible, far from it. It's quite playable and very different than gta5 (which I absolutely hate. Haven't given my money to Rockstar since GTA3... no wait I bought that one on a fleamarked in Poland with a crack), but it certainly does has its share of flaws.

Haven't had any trouble personally so far, and 1.04 came out now so they're still on it.

But, I still think they should literally fire the director or leader who decided that CyberPunk 2077 was ready early this year. I hear they have Burning Man in the US every year...

This is so inaccurate. It's more akin to something like Fallout 3/4 with a large explorable world, deep characters and somewhat uninspired combat. There is a lot of time spent in dialogs (and that isn't always a bad thing). It doesn't feel anything like GTA.

Hmm I didn't know that, i havent seen any vids other than the nearly decade old vid with the crazy robo girl. Now I got more interested to try out this game in the future. Fallout 3 > GTA , not the 4 thou that one is more boring with needless base building.

I'm not too far in, but I don't think there's any extensive base building in it.

On the other hand, Witcher 3 - while sometimes buggy - at least worked on 99% of machines. The bugs were mostly in-game, and most of the time not game-breaking.

CP seems to crash for good on a lot of people (me included).

They release the game too soon, they shouldn't give a date and only say 2020/2021 and most important they shouldn't release the ps4, ps4 pro, XBox One and XBox One X versions and focus only on PC, PS5 and XBox Series X.

Nice clip there: https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/kb2jgj/i_just_realized_that_there_is_no_ai_for_driving/gfezcmi/

At least it's much better than the combat in Outer Worlds :D
Never happened once on mine. Do you use Geforce?

As in GTA V's janky first person mode, guessing it's not that bad, right?

Those didn't exist when the game was first in dev though. Wasn't it announced back in 2010?