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

[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.

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.

Very strange I have much weaker pc and had no problems with crafting this is how much shit I have ammased.

Spoiler

This is how the game looks on my pc: (mix of high and medium settings)
Gtx 1060 (Overclocked)
16gb ram
Ssd
i5-7600k (Overclocked)

 

[Bliblablubb]

I just found out after 100h of playing that you can turn the lights

Found out only now that V's eyes are zoomable. Yes, while holding RMB you can zoom in an out with the mousewheel.

The game gives you a fucking tutorial how to shoot out of a car, which happens twice in the game, and even then it doesn't matter if you shoot or not, since you cannot change that scripted event. But for those things? Nuh-uh-uh, nobody needs to know that.

 

[cvv]

Because Skyrim is such a high bar for polish huh?

It's not but Skyrim never caught such a flak for being an unfinished pile of shit.

In fact, IIRC, it hasn't caught any flak whatsoever.

 

[Fedora Master]

Because Skyrim is such a high bar for polish huh?

It's not but Skyrim never caught such a flak for being an unfinished pile of shit.

In fact, IIRC, it hasn't caught any flak whatsoever.

It should have, however, because it was and IS a pile of unfinished unoptimized crap.

 

[Bliblablubb]

This is how the game looks on my pc

Y'know, Peralez's wife looks a lot younger and hotter on my poor toaster.
Takemura looks the same.
Food looks shity on every rig.


Welp, still looking better than what consoletards get.

 

[Gargaune]

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.

Very strange I have much weaker pc and had no problems with crafting this is how much shit I have ammased.

What's this crafting bug? Component indexes get stuck? Because if that's it, it's not gonna be performance-related, just your garden-variety coding failure.

 

[SoupNazi]

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.

dude you have to hold mb1 to upgrade shit and z to dismantle shit

how is that not a pure consoletard design

 

[JustMyOnion]

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.

I wonder if you could use machine learning to determine ridiculous outfits from serious/good-looking ones. Might be about time it got some use in video games.

 

[Turjan]

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.

Very strange I have much weaker pc and had no problems with crafting this is how much shit I have ammased.

Spoiler

This is how the game looks on my pc: (mix of high and medium settings)
Gtx 1060 (Overclocked)
16gb ram
Ssd
i5-7600k (Overclocked)

Wasn't the game somehow coded against AMD hardware?
I already mentioned a few times that my computer is 9 years old (i5-2500 k), graphics card half as old (GTX 960), which means I have to run pretty much everything at low. I have SSD's and lots of RAM though.
You don't have a lot crafting materials though. I have mutliples of what you have, still no issues though.

Of course, for me, the game doesn't look anything like in the nice screenshots, but I can appreciate the way everything was built.

That's all on low and pretty much all fancy options off.

 

[Danikas]

Wasn't the game somehow coded against AMD hardware?
I already mentioned a few times that my computer is 9 years old (i5-2500 k), graphics card half as old (GTX 960), which means I have to run pretty much everything at low. I have SSD's and lots of RAM though.
You don't have a lot crafting materials though. I have mutliples of what you have, still no issues though.

I think what makes the biggest difference is the ssd cant imagine playing this game on hdd. For example I played Total war Warhammer 2 on this pc but had it on my hdd after moving it to ssd load times went from 2-3 mins to 15-30 seconds. When it comes to Cyberpunk ssd not only helps with load times but also with texture streaming.

 

[Gargaune]

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.

I disagree with you there, I think CBP's interface is quite poorly suited for PC. Right off the bat, the lack of context menus, like for Disassemble and Drop, and even missing click listeners for obvious UI elements are dead giveaways. For example, when you log into a surveillance network and you wanna switch cameras, you can't click on them, you gotta use [1] or [3] on keyboard to cycle through. Or even in your inventory screen, you go into one of the slots to equip an item, but then you gotta hit [Esc] on the keyboard, you can't click on the Esc prompt in the lower corner of the screen, even though it's right there.

And then there's plenty of other disparate items that show the same negligence towards PC, like not having Cruise Control or not letting you rebind F, in spite of the fact that the game works perfectly if you do it in the config file. And by the way, this one's more of an oddity than a gripe, but why no Quickload?

Anyway, it does the job, but to me it's pretty obvious that the PC interface wasn't high on the priority list.

 

[Ibn Sina]

There is a costume system that nobody even reported on! In Goro mission Gimme Danger, if you Arasaka costumes/hazmat suits u can just waltz in without any alarm what so ever!

 

[Child of Malkav]

Because Skyrim is such a high bar for polish huh?

It's not but Skyrim never caught such a flak for being an unfinished pile of shit.

In fact, IIRC, it hasn't caught any flak whatsoever.

It should have, however, because it was and IS a pile of unfinished unoptimized crap.

Yeah, but it was a pile of unfinished, unoptimized crap that was highly moddable. Can't say the same for CP2077.
In the former case, fans could release a million bug fixes in the first few days, resolving all sorts of glitches and errors.
In the latter case, well, we simply have to wait for official patches.
And this is just on the whole bug fixing front. Not to mention how many and diverse mods are available for gamebryo\creation engine games.

 

[Danikas]

Y'know, Peralez's wife looks a lot younger and hotter on my poor toaster.

My friend said the same when I sent him this screenshot turns out its the contact shadows option that makes her look older he had it turned off I have it on.

Spoiler

Judging from her family photos she is supposed to be 40-50 (though you never know with the implants and other de-aging stuff that they have in cyberpunk universe)

 

[Fedora Master]

There's a real big fucking problem the way the game is designed around endless talky-talky cutscenes. They really need to find a solution here, otherwise a second playthrough is painful as fuck.

 

[Danikas]

There's a real big fucking problem the way the game is designed around endless talky-talky cutscenes. They really need to find a solution here, otherwise a second playthrough is painful as fuck.

The solution would be to have diffrent paths you can take in the main quest that would unlock exclusive quests but judging from statistics when 70% of tards dont even finish games they buy in the first place no big studio will ever again go with this route.

 

[Owlish]

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".

Homo.

 

[Duralux for Durabux]

The solution would be to have diffrent paths you can take in the main quest that would unlock exclusive quests but judging from statistics when 70% of tards dont even finish games they buy in the first place no big studio will ever again go with this route.

Would you recommend it anyway with all of its flaws and How much would you rate it out of 20?

 

[Parsimonious cook]

Homo.

Hardly a homo, Takemura is simply the kind of Jap who would never go for a non-Jap pussy.

 

[Robber Baron]

There is a costume system

if you Arasaka costumes/hazmat suits u can just waltz in without any alarm what so ever!

Sounds more like a costume gimmick that works in a set number of missions (1(one mission))

 

[KK1001]

The main problem this game has is the RPG system is lazy and the encounter system is shallow. Every clan fights you the same way, hacking amounts to "shall I set this guy on fire, do lightning, or poison" after you turn off all the cameras. Stealth is OK but it's very, very bare bones. If it were actually FUN to go through the missions, you would be willing to sit through the long talky cutscenes. But I'm on very hard (restarted) and the encounters are piss easy. The enemies are basically the same. Where are my robots, or cybernetic monsters?

Making the equivalent of Irenicus' dungeon or the opening to Skyrim 5 hours long was also a huge mistake.

 

[Turjan]

There's a real big fucking problem the way the game is designed around endless talky-talky cutscenes. They really need to find a solution here, otherwise a second playthrough is painful as fuck.

The solution would be to have diffrent paths you can take in the main quest that would unlock exclusive quests but judging from statistics when 70% of tards dont even finish games they buy in the first place no big studio will ever again go with this route.

I wonder whether one list I saw is true which suggests that the Ghost Town and the Down on the Street mission strands are sufficient to finish the story, which would mean you can ignore the other two? I haven't seen anyone else mention this though, so it may be false information.

 

[Turjan]

There is a costume system

if you Arasaka costumes/hazmat suits u can just waltz in without any alarm what so ever!

Sounds more like a costume gimmick that works in a set number of missions (1(one mission))

It's also used in "The Heist", although that could have been handled differently.

 

[Danikas]

Would you recommend it anyway with all of its flaws and How much would you rate it out of 20?

Depends on individual preferences if you like interactive movies, adventure games, walking simulators I would 100% recommend it game has great visuals, atmosphere, lvl design, soundtrack, good characters, ok combat (Ai could be much better but I didnt expect too much from makers of witcher 3 in that department, shooting is pretty good actually they suprised me with it guns feel punchy and some have great sounds) but If you want a codex grognard crpg like Age of decadence where the whole plotline can change because of the faction you join or your build better dont play it. You also shouldn't play it if you want a sandbox experience like in Gta you simply wont find it here.

I dont rate games I judge them by the fun criteria and personally speaking Im having fun with it but the experience may vary drastically depending on the player.

 

[Keshik]

There is a costume system that nobody even reported on! In Goro mission Gimme Danger, if you Arasaka costumes/hazmat suits u can just waltz in without any alarm what so ever!

Hah, good catch