Justicar
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Expansion will be more like deus ex with V being a goberment agent and shit will see how it pans out. From what I read in the leaks it will add another ending to the game too.
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CD Projekt's Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 + Phantom Liberty Expansion Thread
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PorkyThePaladin
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People who trash CP2077 remind me of 2 village idiots stuck up to their throat in a river of shit, and a decently made boat is floating by, and instead of going after it, they start point out flaws with it: Oh look Bill, the wood on the right side is unfinished, and by God, there is a small hole at the front.
In the age of Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, and Outer Turds and Divinity Original Shit, these guys actually make a good game (after a rough release, granted), and these people are whining like they got year long constipation. Boo hoo...
In the age of Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, and Outer Turds and Divinity Original Shit, these guys actually make a good game (after a rough release, granted), and these people are whining like they got year long constipation. Boo hoo...
Four tits are better than two.
I'm looking at what they change, because the screenshots aren't good enough. And the modded bodies themselves are not really that good, imo.
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This is the one, but you need to download the mp3s from youtube. The author can't upload them to nexus: https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/5868
With RadioExt you can create any playlist you want and add it to the ingame radio. And with Pocket Radio you can listen to it while you are on foot. It even turns itself down a bit when you get into a conversation.
GentlemanCthulhu
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People expected Cyberpunk to be an RPG with a lot of immersive elements and not an "open-world action-adventure story" like The Witcher, because CDPR marketed it as such. For all its false-advertisement, bugs, and mediocrity, my problem with this game is mostly that I dislike the main quest and Keanu Reeves.
After seeing the cinematic trailer "We have a city to burn" I remember watching in-game Keanu and hoping this is some kind of a tasteless joke, and the real Keanu will jump out from somewhere and say "gotcha!"
The search for the perfect tit mod is an infinite task, enough to keep one occupied for a lifetime
I was hoping for natural-looking larger tits. But modders seem to be interested in that "Fake Boobs" look.
The search for the perfect tit mod is an infinite task, enough to keep one occupied for a lifetime
BTW I'm surprised there are no face mods around. Probably some technical reason?
I was hoping for natural-looking larger tits. But modders seem to be interested in that "Fake Boobs" look.
The search for the perfect tit mod is an infinite task, enough to keep one occupied for a lifetime
BTW I'm surprised there are no face mods around. Probably some technical reason?
Some mods for Skyrim managed to get the "large-ish natural hangers" look that I'm fond of right - I think it's just a question of having enough polygons and the right morphs. But I can't think of examples from any other games. Skyrim is certainly the most advanced in this area.
*ahem* that's probably TMI
Gargaune
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Gentlemen, I grant you I have a rather "particular" perspective on Immersive Sims, but this ain't the droid you're looking for. At the point you can't even drop items from your inventory, it's obvious that the devs had a completely different design philosophy in mind. Looking Glass wasn't on the menu here and any similarities are purely accidental.
Nice, cheers! There's dividends in slapping a better game's soundtrack onto something you're more lukewarm on, it's like the fond memories rub off on it. It's probably part of the reason I don't hate Fo3 and 4 like the average Codexer, I played them properly - with the STALKER soundtrack.
KVVRR
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Action games don't get nearly as much enviromental detail nor quest design as Cyberpunk does though. Even in more recent ones like the Spiderman ones the city is just a backdrop for you to swing your way over, most personalized detail you'll get is a few unique buildings designed for the setting - the rest is just New York. Buildings, buildings and more buildings. If you just drive around in cyberpunk you'll find something unique in no time. Be it either loot, small stories, easter eggs, or enviromental storytelling.
That's outside of the quests as a whole. action games almost never allow you to have more than one solution to a problem, let alone different quest results.
This is not to say that cyberpunk is 100% an inmersive sim though, it doesn't quite reach there like Gurugeorge pointed out. Just that it's more that than it is an RPG.
NecroLord
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KVVRR
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Yosharian
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Who knows what you might find?
Gargaune
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I remember that mod, oh yes.Some mods for Skyrim managed to get the "large-ish natural hangers" look that I'm fond of right - I think it's just a question of having enough polygons and the right morphs. But I can't think of examples from any other games. Skyrim is certainly the most advanced in this area.
*ahem* that's probably TMI
CCBE or something like that.Skyrim is not the most advanced in terms of ease of customization. There are whole "games" based around the idea of customizing a 3d character and directing your own sex scenes or photoshoots. Compared to that, Skyrim and Cyberpunk are nothing to write home about in terms of variety and UI quality. But they are not specialized to be used for that purpose after all.
Actually, I've always been a fan of 40s-early 60s music since I first played Grim Fandango, so I didn't mind the nu-Fallouts for the music.
I might try out Deus Ex's music in Cyberpunk but what I really should do is give Deus Ex another run, after so many years.
I'm curious what I can achieve as an experience with an 80s soundtrack. From the perspective of the 2070s, let's see what songs we could find from 90 years ago which carry messages that are relevant in "our day".
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Gargaune
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Start with Judas Priest's Electric Eye. Gets more relevant day by fucking day.
Heroic Liberator
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About general alienation & atomization, although it would also fit with the theme of cyberpsychosis if we're talking about a cyberpunk soundtrack - same (and perhaps even more so) with She's Lost Control from the same band. 1979 releases tho.
Also, for 1980s proper stuff, a lot of Depeche Mode hits would fit imho (and perhaps some Alphaville ones).
Cryomancer
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After watching this video :
I finally understood why CP77 come so bugged. It was probably made by diversity hires.
I finally understood why CP77 come so bugged. It was probably made by diversity hires.
Sykar
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Is that the reason why Bethderp games are so buggy since the company's inception?
Wyatt_Derp
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Sykar
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Personally I prefer the Y-pose!
Slaver1
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The unrelenting torrent of abuse is sustained by butthurt console faggots still traumatized by how lackluster the game is compared to the PC version even on their current year toasters.
Most of the PC base have made peace with the game at this point. It's never going to be what we wanted it to be. It's systemically weak from every angle, a cardinal sin for an RPG, but it's still a technical marvel at times with glimpses of brilliance in story telling and world building that far outmatch any of its peers in the whirling whirlpool of shit the gaming industry has become. It's a mediocre oasis with a few puddles of non-contaminated water in a desert of shit.
Gargaune Heroic Liberator , both songs are great, and I'll add them to the playlist. Keem them coming if you think of more. I'll take some time later to explain the rationale for me when making the playlist (it's linked on the previous page).
I had an amazing time, not exaggerating, going through the Heist with all the limitations imposed by the gameplay mods. Gargaune will be especially interested.
1. I've balanced out my build rather evenly between stats. I have Street Style enabled, which adds stat bonuses to clothes according to fashion (Kitsch, Entropism, Neokitsch, Neomilitarism, etc.), but also raises the stat checks for actions. I don't know if this matters, but I'm also playing at the recommended Very High difficulty.
As a result of this, and other mods, I wasn't even able to hack cameras and objects before first breaching the network. However, since my stats were too low, I couldn't even breach the network through the standard access points. I had to grab a security guy and while grabbing him, choose Breach Network to jack into the network through him. This uploads the daemons automatically, with no hacking minigame - a reward for having snuck up on the enemy. A nice touch - you can jack into an unconscious enemy, or while you are holding him, but not after you've killed him. Makes sense
I had an amazing time, not exaggerating, going through the Heist with all the limitations imposed by the gameplay mods. Gargaune will be especially interested.
1. I've balanced out my build rather evenly between stats. I have Street Style enabled, which adds stat bonuses to clothes according to fashion (Kitsch, Entropism, Neokitsch, Neomilitarism, etc.), but also raises the stat checks for actions. I don't know if this matters, but I'm also playing at the recommended Very High difficulty.
As a result of this, and other mods, I wasn't even able to hack cameras and objects before first breaching the network. However, since my stats were too low, I couldn't even breach the network through the standard access points. I had to grab a security guy and while grabbing him, choose Breach Network to jack into the network through him. This uploads the daemons automatically, with no hacking minigame - a reward for having snuck up on the enemy. A nice touch - you can jack into an unconscious enemy, or while you are holding him, but not after you've killed him. Makes sense
2. It was theoretically possible to shoot my way through, but with just 6 rounds for Yorinobu's pistol and 25 rounds for the Shigure SMG I picked up from the first guard I dropped, and with how lethal combat is, and with how I lack in mobility due to the Blackwall mod's decrease of movement speed, it was better to just sneak out withot ever engaging. As an added bonus, it felt like the more canonical approach, what with this being Arasaka security, and Jackie being badly wounded. This was actually my first ever going through the Heist undetected. At release I even thought it was scripted that you would get discovered at some point. Apparently not, and you are also rewarded for sneaking, with fewer enemies spawning on your way towards the garage. When you reach the elevator to the garage Jackie makes a comment that you've been undetected so far, ironically right before he shouts his scripted "To the Elevator! Now!" or something like that Anyway, another point for CDPR's designers, but it's thanks to the modders that I had to discover this.
There was just a little bit of save/load due to being discovered, mostly because of unwanted triggering of forward dodge and "accitentally exposing" myself. Still, I don't mind that, and as a veteran player of sneaker games, I don't find stealth that difficult.
Anyway, another point for CDPR's designers, but it's thanks to the modders that I had to discover this.There was just a little bit of save/load due to being discovered, mostly because of unwanted triggering of forward dodge and "accitentally exposing" myself. Still, I don't mind that, and as a veteran player of sneaker games, I don't find stealth that difficult.
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