The Codex has "fucking standards", indeed. That's why CP2077 will win the GOTY 2020 poll.
Panam romance is well done also but V hasn't yet closed the deal. In fact he's been simping like a motherfucker and not really getting anywhere -- maybe that's why it feels so real.
They should have created hubs like Deus Ex and gone to town making every inch come alive and interactive.
Unfortunately CDPR have commercial rather than strictly artistic incentives these days. They wanted to have their cake and eat it with the GTA openworld/ Borderlands shlooter juxposition & exhausting console marketing cycle . There's simply not enough enough focus and artistry woven into the overall product. It's compromised from the top down.
I had a hilarious bug where my character still had a revolver in her hand. Sure made the sex scene...interesting. Who knew V was that kinky.
It's usually just the base creatives who have an ounce of creative ambition when the executives have developed a taste for success, and they probably got the boot from CDPR a long time ago or left, and now the creatives' only ambition is education. A natural life cycle of corporations, they start with an idea, but success breeds thirst and demands greater sacrifices
in the name of continued growth. It leaves no room for the original ideal.
It's usually just the base creatives who have an ounce of creative ambition when the executives have developed a taste for success, and they probably got the boot from CDPR a long time ago or left, and now the creatives' only ambition is education. A natural life cycle of corporations, they start with an idea, but success breeds thirst and demands greater sacrifices
in the name of continued growth. It leaves no room for the original ideal.
It's this stuff that's gonna utterly decimate the industry in time. This is unsustainable and they know it.
The game keeps track of every item you pick up or craft. The bodies from your fights, at least as far as they are related to quests or gigs, stay in place forever. You can go there in-game weeks later and loot whatever you left behind. Weapons and armor are the worst offenders, as they come in many minute variations.How'd they have a save that went over 8mb in the first place? That would be enough for an 8.3 million letter long password.
I doubt much will come of it, there's a lot of twitterism at work in this scandal. There's much less scope to argue false advertising for Cyberpunk than there was for No Man's Sky, and I recall a UK customer's suit against Hello Games eventually got dismissed.They're being sued. It started guys, grab the popcorn.
Or not.
They're being sued. It started guys, grab the popcorn.
Or not.
An idiotic design for a massive, variable-length game, especially when you have Bethesda as a point of reference (cells refresh every X days if unvisited), but the bigger question is why they capped the save size that way.The game keeps track of every item you pick up or craft. The bodies from your fights, at least as far as they are related to quests or gigs, stay in place forever. You can go there in-game weeks later and loot whatever you left behind. Weapons and armor are the worst offenders, as they come in many minute variations.
At least some stuff, like vehicles you nicked or stuff you sold, gets deleted after 48 in-game hours. Which doesn't necessarily mean that the references to those items get deleted.
It's usually just the base creatives who have an ounce of creative ambition when the executives have developed a taste for success, and they probably got the boot from CDPR a long time ago or left, and now the creatives' only ambition is education. A natural life cycle of corporations, they start with an idea, but success breeds thirst and demands greater sacrifices
in the name of continued growth. It leaves no room for the original ideal.
It's this stuff that's gonna utterly decimate the industry in time. This is unsustainable and they know it.
I always thought you were a smart fuck. Your agreeing with me means a lot.
Every time I see an youtuber "reviewer" saying crafting is useless, just reaffirms my conviction that those "reviewer" youtubers must be chemically castrated for the good of humanity. You need crafting to...
First you call reviewers retards for saying that crafting is useless. Then you proceed to explain how crafting is indeed useless because of level scaling. So wtf are you talking about?My problem with this game is that all of this is useless even on very hard.
Zenimax was privately owned during that debacle, so no scammed investors, just consumers. And Anthem looked like a regular flop.They're being sued. It started guys, grab the popcorn.
Or not.
Interesting how complete clusterfuck games like Anthem, Fallout 76 etc do not end up in lawsuits. Cyberpunk sold 13mil right? Regardless of bugs that seems pretty much like success.
Its almost like the "Establishment" wants to take an opportunity to kick the shit out of CDPR while they are down.
The game has like 60% of the content of base Witcher 3.
Panam romance is well done also but V hasn't yet closed the deal. In fact he's been simping like a motherfucker and not really getting anywhere -- maybe that's why it feels so real.
Treat them with respect, they're not vending machines for sex.
The damage calculation is beyond fucked up. I bought a few perks in the pistol category (just passive damage/crit chance/crit damage increases + a few mods on the overture handgun) and dealing 40 - 80k+ on headshot crits. I'm not good at making builds but damn, something ain't working right. But it is pretty fun.
Zenimax was privately owned during that debacle, so no scammed investors, just consumers. And Anthem looked like a regular flop.They're being sued. It started guys, grab the popcorn.
Or not.
Interesting how complete clusterfuck games like Anthem, Fallout 76 etc do not end up in lawsuits. Cyberpunk sold 13mil right? Regardless of bugs that seems pretty much like success.
Its almost like the "Establishment" wants to take an opportunity to kick the shit out of CDPR while they are down.
I assume we may have a few hints at insider trade here with CP77, or in other words, some of the owners may have profited a lot from the drop in stock price, which poses a few questions worth asking.