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Cyberpunk 2077 Pre-Release Thread [GAME RELEASED, GO TO NEW THREAD]

NullFlow

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Interesting batch of reviews. Score is averaging high 80s to low 90s right now from aggregators. A few notable news/reviews sites like Gamespot and PC Gamer gave it a 7/10 and 78 respectively, saying it's brought down by bugs and combat that's more flashy than substantive. The Gamespot reviewer sounds like a shrill SJW though and just sounds like someone hungry to find "problematic" content.
 
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hivemind

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Pretty Princess
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Just wanna say that I spent the first 9 months of this year working on a fairly massive mobile game in a new position that I didn't have experience in. It involved too much crunches, lost count of the number of nights that I got home past 10pm. Those 9 months were something I wish I would never experience again.

BUT, 3 days after I got laid off (half of the team did, thanks to COVID), I instantly landed a new job with higher pay in a smaller studio, just about 100 employees and it's still on hiring spree. No crunch since, I sleep better, eat better, think better, thanks to the nightmarish 9 months that now I'm kinda thankful for going through it. And that's just a mobile game, imagine how pretty your CV would look like with Cyberpunk 2077 written on it.
tbh this just shows that crunch is the result of incompetent management only after short term stock gains

no company actually interest in creating good games over many years would chose to torture their workers so they can fuck off and retire to greener grounds

paradox is one of the few video game companies that keeps on producing better and better games and I am sure its 99% percent because they are unionized
 
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The result is that there's a fetishization of trans people at every turn, in a game with only one very minor trans character (that I found, at least) and no way to play as an authentically trans character yourself.
- Gamespot

This passes as video game journalism nowadays?
 

Justicar

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Glory to Ukraine
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The result is that there's a fetishization of trans people at every turn, in a game with only one very minor trans character (that I found, at least) and no way to play as an authentically trans character yourself.
- Gamespot

This passes as video game journalism nowadays?
Lol should have known here you go bois 7/10 worse than watch dogs legions cause tranny rights.

:prosper:
 
Unwanted

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NullFlow

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Overall consensus is in two hemispheres: A very ambitious, solid RPG with plenty of heart sadly brought down by bugs, or it wasn't quite aligned with all their id pol beliefs so it's a harmful game. Meh, if the largest criticisms boil down to SJWisms or bugs that will be corrected in time, I think it's a good game. I guess I'll be buying it if the bugs on PC aren't so egregious, or when it is really ironed out.
 
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Eli_Havelock

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The result is that there's a fetishization of trans people at every turn, in a game with only one very minor trans character (that I found, at least) and no way to play as an authentically trans character yourself.
- Gamespot

This passes as video game journalism nowadays?

It sounds like they're describing Twitter and all the parents using their tranz babies for clout.
 

Perkel

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After reading/watching few reviews:

- highly non linear
- Around 30 hours for main story (compared to around 60 for TW3)
- Game has several widely different endings
- Sidequest impact main story in big way as well as other characters
- depending on what you do you might not see some stuff
- most of the game is completely optional, game feels like sidequests are more important than mainquest
- graphical glitches
- bugs forcing reload of save.
- awesome character creator
- looks great on pc
- gunplay is actually fun after a while

things to note:

big ones had to stream game to their offices lolololol. CDPR didn't even consider sending them key and they played on PC version.
 

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