CP is indeed a good lesson. One that teaches you can stuff an unwashed dick down consumers' throats, not deliver on ANY of your fantabulous promises, provide a barely functional product and still make millions of dollars.
The point is there was no mistake. They set out to earn maximum possible profits while incurring minimal possible losses. They achieved just that.
We ain't seen nothing yet, Cyberpunk 76 in 2022 will cause glorious butthurt.
The tides are turning.
I think it's connected to the fact that recent patch was shit and the few people that had delusions that game would be fixed started slowly losing their hopeful attitude.
You won't, not if you're looking for technical faults on a 3090. Hell, I hadn't even realised that's come out now.
Default lighting looks great to me anyway, screenshots taken on pc with I5-7600k, 16 gb Ram, Gtx 1060.
Nobody will remember or care this thing exists in 2022.
Yeah, you're not really missing anything by going rasterized over ray-traced. Usually raytracing is more of a sidegrade in Cyberpunk.
Street kid opening? There's something screwy with the activatable mirrors, but you only have to deal with them a couple of times so don't configure your graphics settings around them. You shouldn't need DLSS on a 3000-series GPU and, from what I've heard, a 3080 should be enough to run 60fps with RTX on 1440p.
Thanks for putting a name to that. DLSS does it for image patterns consisting of many tiny parallel lines, you'll find them along some floors and shirts, typically. You might also notice some slight aftifacting around distant lights.
I disagree there. There's an argument to be made about RTX "overwriting" the mood lighting in some scenes, but I think it really makes many other images "come alive." If you've got the hardware, I'd definitely recommend it. I mean, what else is there to play Cyberpunk for if not the eyecandy?
You think it's a conspiracy or something? I highly doubt it, probably just accident. Some people didn't wanted to ruin their shitty Monday even more by writing angry review and decided to spice up their Tuesday instead. And I don't see company/person who would benefit from this directly anyway.patch notes were announced march 19. Reviews look slightly worse since then, march 23 that pushed game to mixed seem to be outlier. No idea either why this specific date. On march 22 they tweeted about patch notes coming later(again)
But it does not make shitty patch notes any better. The game has so much problems, that biggest of them all being recognized even complete dummies and CDPR's feeble attempts to look like they care do not improve situation.
just an oddity, i do not think or care either way. Slightly curious I guess but not to warrant any research in this area.
