CD Projekt's Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 + Phantom Liberty Expansion Thread

[just]

i hope there's a mod that enable npcs to ride bikes
i want to see this fuckery

 

[RobotSquirrel]

- Vendors/ selling: I checked in a hotel, went to the bar and when the bartender asked me what I want to drink, I took the opportunity to sell 37 bottles of moonshine, 13 of beer and 26 of absinth. THATS NOT BUY/SELL WORKS IN REAL LIFE. Stop it already. Every fucking game uses this shit. Jesus Christ. No vendors should buy any consumables.

I agree. The fact that my first instinct on walking into Lizzies was "hey there's a bartender that I can sell all my guns to" is pretty telling of how bad it is.
Even then I also hate being able to sell back to shops. Vampire got this right because the only place you could sell your items to were dodgy people and were almost always ripping you off.
Imagine going into an apple store and selling a Dell to Apple because they sell similar products. That's why I hate it.
If you're selling back to a shop it should sort of work like a refund and only be valid for a certain period. Otherwise you sell that thing to a pawnshop or put it to auction.

 

[J_C]

Based Vávra telling you how it is.

 

[DeepOcean]

So if you rate it from codex goty to good game how shit is it?

It is a AAA storyfag game with half assed mechanics, so, of course it is Codex GOTY.

 

[undecaf]

Based Vávra telling you how it is.

I can understand people finding things good about the game, I did too. And I can understand the dislike for the senseless and halfblind vitriol that is so very common these days. But sometimes one should just admit something might actually be wrong for real and perhaps, just perhaps, give it some analytical eye before going for just the sort of kneejerk defense reaction one accuses others of for being on the offense.

 

[JustMyOnion]

Based Vávra telling you how it is.

Understandable. Criticizing Cyberpunk for its abundance of bugs, shitty AI, pointless uninteractive open world and linear "cinematic" campaign would have either required or resulted in some introspection.

 

[Danikas]

I can understand people finding things good about the game, I did too. And I can understand the dislike for the senseless and halfblind vitriol that is so very common these days. But sometimes one should just admit something might actually be wrong for real and perhaps, just perhaps, give it some analytical eye before going for just the sort of kneejerk defense reaction one accuses others of for being on the offense.

Czech man like Vavra would have no problem shitting on a polish product if he really wanted to, they make shit like this:

 

[alyvain]

So if you rate it from codex goty to good game how shit is it?

unironically the most interesting AAA-title

since Dragon Age: Inquisition

yes we live in a terrible world

 

[DalekFlay]

Just got into Act 2. I haven't noticed anyone else mentioning this: has anyone else avoided pursuing the main quests and found the Johnny Silverhand interactions just... off? Like the only interaction we've had is him telling me to kill myself and that he'll take control of me. Then I'm walking around and he's just chatting like we're buds. It is really throwing me off, honestly.

No spoilers, but I think they expected you to do the "meet Goro in the diner" mission right after Act 2 starts, since it's right outside. In that mission Johnny basically makes a truce with you.

...

Great post dude, I agree with pretty much all of it. Salute for praising the mini-Deus Ex level design, which is the best part of the game. It's a checklist game other than that though, and it could have been so much more.

 

[DeepOcean]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials and if you save, that save is fucked forever and you cant use the crafting system of the game ever again like I did with this game, lost hours of progress on that shit until finding a save that wasnt fucked. Of course, for based Daniel Vavra, that is just my over active imagination. Now, I cant dismantle my grenades and the mods that I dismantle remain on my inventory with a bugged description until I close the inventory and open again but hey, at least that isnt that bad, right? No problems to see here.

I'm just a hater because I wake up one day hating their polish ass for no reason at all.

 

[Perkel]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials and if you save, that save is fucked forever

That is cute, because that happened. Skyrim saved extra data into save and the more you played the slower skyrim worked unless you got like few FPS even on best hardware. They fixed it on pc in 3-4 weeks but released exactly the same bug on PS4 years later. The PS3 version also had it complete with utter shit performance to begin with.

 

[Danikas]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials and if you save, that save is fucked forever and you cant use the crafting system of the game ever again like I did with this game, lost hours of progress on that shit until finding a save that wasnt fucked. Of course, for based Daniel Vavra, that is just my over active imagination. Now, I cant dismantle my grenades and the mods that I dismantle remain on my inventory with a bugged description until I close the inventory and open again but hey, at least that isnt that bad, right? No problems to see here.

I'm just a hater because I wake up one day hating their polish ass for no reason at all.

Yeah I dont remember neither cause I unistalled my pirated version of Skyrim after 1h of gameplay and never looked back.

 

[Ibn Sina]

Based Vávra telling you how it is.

The Chad has spoken. Console plebs are coping that they are poor to experience this game in all its grandeur. This is the reality of what all this fuss is about.

 

[Ibn Sina]

I, for one, feel glad that a PC version of a game finally shits on its console version, not vice versa (as it usually is).

 

[DeepOcean]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials and if you save, that save is fucked forever

That is cute, because that happened. Skyrim saved extra data into save and the more you played the slower skyrim worked unless you got like few FPS even on best hardware. They fixed it on pc in 3-4 weeks but released exactly the same bug on PS4 years later. The PS3 version also had it complete with utter shit performance to begin with.

And my point was that pretending this game has no bugs is just ignoring the reality for rampant retardred fanboyism, that was what he did. Dont give a shit what of the two is the most bugged on what exact timeline, that doesnt improve my experience . I lost hours of progress on this game because of bugs, of quests that had failed triggers, and some serious bugs. If I counted the swarm of glitches, I have two or three per mission.

 

[Danikas]

And my point was that pretending this game has no bugs is just ignoring the reality for rampant retardred fanboyism, that was what he did. Dont give a shit what of the two is the most bugged on what exact timeline, that doesnt improve my experience . I lost hours of progress on this game because of bugs, of quests that had failed triggers, and some serious bugs. If I counted only the swarm of glitches, I have two or three per mission.

Gonna have to ask you what are your pc specs? Because I dont have many problems with quest glitches or other stuff its mostly visual bugs and Im 100 hours into the game and have shit ton of crafting supplies after disassembling lots of gear.

 

[DeepOcean]

I, for one, feel glad that a PC version of a game finally shits on its console version, not vice versa (as it usually is).

Nah, the interface was made for consoles, this was made thinking on the new generation of consoles, PC players are just lucky because the hardware isnt that outdated.

 

[cvv]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials

Maybe. But I played the Remastered version like 2 years ago and I got a bug that prevented me from interacting with The Companions and becoming the Werewolf (the whole reason I wanted to replay Skyrim). Which is incidentally the same bug I got when I played the game in 2011.

I think CDPR is still a long, long way from the utter brazen shittiness of Bethesda.

 

[Parsimonious cook]

I really dont remember Skyrim having a bug where your inventory stops registering if you are recieving new crafting materials and if you save, that save is fucked forever

That is cute, because that happened. Skyrim saved extra data into save and the more you played the slower skyrim worked unless you got like few FPS even on best hardware. They fixed it on pc in 3-4 weeks but released exactly the same bug on PS4 years later. The PS3 version also had it complete with utter shit performance to begin with.

And my point was that pretending this game has no bugs is just ignoring the reality for rampant retardred fanboyism, that was what he did. Dont give a shit what of the two is the most bugged on what exact timeline, that doesnt improve my experience . I lost hours of progress on this game because of bugs, of quests that had failed triggers, and some serious bugs. If I counted the swarm of glitches, I have two or three per mission.

I really wonder what is up with this - is this hardware people have, simple good/bad luck, or something else? I had literally one bad bug in about 64 hours of gameplay (in the Greed never pays gig) and I lost maybe 30 minutes of gameplay because of it. I saw some T-poses and a few minor things here and there, the only bothersome thing in general was that occasional slow down.

Its as if some people are playing different game than me.

 

[Danikas]

Nah, the interface was made for consoles, this was made thinking on the new generation of consoles, PC players are just lucky because the hardware isnt that outdated.

The part about interface is true but you wont get the high end pc visual fidelity even on next gen consoles even on my 4 year old pc it looks and plays better than on those next gen shitboxes.

 

[Dishonoredbr]

Based Vávra telling you how it is.

Because Skyrim is such a high bar for polish huh? Lmao

 

[Bliblablubb]

Turns out V is such a slut. I am really disappoint.

When TakemuraBro text her, I got the option to answer as usual. And, as usual, you can only see the first few words. So I thought: "You seem lonely, how about...." meant "hey, let's go eat some sawdust and plastic again"....

WRONK!

Instead V came on to him like a cheap 5 eddies whore on jigjig street: "Aren't you a little lonely? What would you say to... some company "


Dafuq Valery?

At least Takemura is a true gentleman and politely declines, having "other obligations in Japan".

 

[DeepOcean]

And my point was that pretending this game has no bugs is just ignoring the reality for rampant retardred fanboyism, that was what he did. Dont give a shit what of the two is the most bugged on what exact timeline, that doesnt improve my experience . I lost hours of progress on this game because of bugs, of quests that had failed triggers, and some serious bugs. If I counted only the swarm of glitches, I have two or three per mission.

Gonna have to ask you what are your pc specs? Because I dont have many problems with quest glitches or other stuff its mostly visual bugs and Im 100 hours into the game and have shit ton of crafting supplies after disassembling lots of gear.

RTX 2070 super
Ryzen 3600
16gb ram
Saved right after the crafting bug, only realized what was happening hours and hours later, no matter what I did, it didnt update the crafting materials.

 

[DalekFlay]

Nah, the interface was made for consoles,

Every interface is made with a controller at least in mind nowadays, but I can't say Cyberpunk's interface feels at all poor on PC. The item menus are point and click grids, the map is point and drag/click, the in-game computers are even point and click. Items can be bound to numerous hotkeys. Quicksave with F5. I am struggling to think of one problem with it.

 

[Gargaune]

Just got into Act 2. I haven't noticed anyone else mentioning this: has anyone else avoided pursuing the main quests and found the Johnny Silverhand interactions just... off? Like the only interaction we've had is him telling me to kill myself and that he'll take control of me. Then I'm walking around and he's just chatting like we're buds. It is really throwing me off, honestly.

Most damning, in case of Delamain crash in the garage, it is V who starts the interaction: "V: Johnny, did you see what just happened...". Even the guy who voiced Gary the prophet in the game had to stop there a bit.

That's one of the other things that suggests there's been some shufflings in narrative order - and changed quite late at that. That comment from V sounds very much like it comes from a later, more friendly stage of V's relationship with Johnny, which means that Epistrophy, at one time, came up later.

Definitely, that quest setpiece got moved up, I really don't think they could've missed the character dissonance otherwise. And it must've happened very close to release, seeing as they didn't change the line. Hell, even cutting it altogether would've been a solution, you don't really need that interaction with Johnny, it doesn't provide any useful context.

They definitely dropped the ball on that. Even though one is mostly in first person, and even though the NPCs are pretty lifeless, one doesn't want to look like a clown, and one doesn't want the NPCs to laugh and point

Oh, I can see it now - Colour Coordination as a game mechanic! Yes, they might have great stat synergy, but if you wear those shorts with that top, you lose street cred and NPCs point and laugh. And if you ever put on leopard print, cars climb the curb to try and run you over.

Spoiler

Beep, beep, motherfucker!