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Post by scipioafricanus on Dec 14, 2020 14:28:34 GMT
Anyone take the plunge before a released game is "fixed?"
There are "issues" out there.
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Post by stratogustav on Dec 14, 2020 16:13:56 GMT
I was thinking how much I like sci-fi stuff in general, and Cyberpunk is basically that, except with Keanu Reeves, which makes it more appealing, so I can see myself playing this game in the future.
It is just that my backlog of games, movies, and TV shows I want to watch is so vast that hopefully by the time I get to it those issues will be fixed.
Although if I didn't have that backlog I probably would not mind playing it now even with all the bugs, which are probably nothing compared to what we have seen on other games.
In terms of Westerns I want to finish God Of War, Detroit Become Human, Shadow Of The Tomb Raider, Uncharted The Lost Legacy, Days Gone, Ghosts Of Tsushima, Spider-Man, and the Batman games, before I finish anything else.
At least I'm not planning to finish Skyrim VR or The Witcher yet, which I already have, I just haven't get to them yet.
Then from the East I still need to finish Ace Combat 7, the Yakuza games, Nioh, Bloodborne, the Dark Souls games, Sekiro, Nioh 2, and the new Resident Evil games.
At least I'm planning to leave for later the Metal Gear Solid games, which I already have, I just haven't get to them yet.
Usually racing games, VR games, Nintendo games, and fighting games have kept me behind, particularly fighting games because they add a lot of content nowadays, and lately it also has been movies because there are so many I'm interested in watching.
However the game looks very interesting and I want to jump in at some point, the same goes with the new Final Fantasy VII remake, and Final Fantasy XV that I haven't had a chance to try yet.
This is also why I haven't jump on the new generation because my PS4 still has a little bit of life in it.
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Post by Balder on Dec 14, 2020 16:44:43 GMT
There has been a lot of hype surrounding this game and while I'm tempted to get it partly because of the hype and my situation of being able to play it on the new Xbox, I can't get myself to spend that much money on a singleplayer game that's riddled with bugs. It's even on sale for 50 bucks in one of the stores over here. So it's very tempting, I'll say that.
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Post by scipioafricanus on Dec 14, 2020 16:49:45 GMT
There has been a lot of hype surrounding this game and while I'm tempted to get it partly because of the hype and my situation of being able to play it on the new Xbox, I can't get myself to spend that much money on a singleplayer game that's riddled with bugs. It's even on sale for 50 bucks in one of the stores over here. So it's very tempting, I'll say that. If you haven't played Witcher 3, do that first. It took a while for that one to be "playable," but the result is masterwork. Early adopters of massive open world games might not be making the best decisions.
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Post by Balder on Dec 14, 2020 16:52:54 GMT
There has been a lot of hype surrounding this game and while I'm tempted to get it partly because of the hype and my situation of being able to play it on the new Xbox, I can't get myself to spend that much money on a singleplayer game that's riddled with bugs. It's even on sale for 50 bucks in one of the stores over here. So it's very tempting, I'll say that. If you haven't played Witcher 3, do that first. It took a while for that one to be "playable," but the result is masterwork. Early adopters of massive open world games might not be making the best decisions. The amount of people recommending The Witcher 3 is staggering. I'm pretty sure it's a truly amazing game, however, back in the day before that game came out, I blind bought The Witcher 2, and I hated that experience. The combat, quest system and story were boring to me. I never got past the first city. Maybe 3 fixed all of my gripes with the second game though. Anyways, I'm more of a sci-fi guy than fantasy, so Cyberpunk has got my attention and I'll definitely give that a chance.
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Post by scipioafricanus on Dec 14, 2020 17:36:50 GMT
If you haven't played Witcher 3, do that first. It took a while for that one to be "playable," but the result is masterwork. Early adopters of massive open world games might not be making the best decisions. The amount of people recommending The Witcher 3 is staggering. I'm pretty sure it's a truly amazing game, however, back in the day before that game came out, I blind bought The Witcher 2, and I hated that experience. The combat, quest system and story were boring to me. I never got past the first city. Maybe 3 fixed all of my gripes with the second game though. Anyways, I'm more of a sci-fi guy than fantasy, so Cyberpunk has got my attention and I'll definitely give that a chance. Fair enough, I knew of 1 and 2, but 3 was the first I could play for reasons. They refined the combat and systems to my knowledge. Might be like Mass Effect; by 3, the combat was refined compared to 1.
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Post by Balder on Dec 14, 2020 17:58:43 GMT
The amount of people recommending The Witcher 3 is staggering. I'm pretty sure it's a truly amazing game, however, back in the day before that game came out, I blind bought The Witcher 2, and I hated that experience. The combat, quest system and story were boring to me. I never got past the first city. Maybe 3 fixed all of my gripes with the second game though. Anyways, I'm more of a sci-fi guy than fantasy, so Cyberpunk has got my attention and I'll definitely give that a chance. Fair enough, I knew of 1 and 2, but 3 was the first I could play for reasons. They refined the combat and systems to my knowledge. Might be like Mass Effect; by 3, the combat was refined compared to 1. I was totally immersed into Mass Effect's world through, right from the start. What a fantastic series that is.
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Post by Spirit Bomb on Dec 16, 2020 2:37:16 GMT
I just watched two reviews of this game and seeing nothing but concrete jungle and technology made me sick. I can't believe there are so many retarded nerds and american bigots out there who want to turn all of Earth into a fully urbanized, industrialized wasteland.
Some people are so stupid.
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Post by Balder on Dec 16, 2020 8:15:18 GMT
I just watched two reviews of this game and seeing nothing but concrete jungle and technology made me sick. I can't believe there are so many retarded nerds and american bigots out there who want to turn all of Earth into a fully urbanized, industrialized wasteland. Some people are so stupid. Some people are so retarded that they can't differentiate between video game worlds and the real world. Just because my favorite movie is Blade Runner, doesn't mean I'd wanna live in that world.
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Post by centipede on Dec 16, 2020 9:53:00 GMT
I just watched two reviews of this game and seeing nothing but concrete jungle and technology made me sick. I can't believe there are so many retarded nerds and american bigots out there who want to turn all of Earth into a fully urbanized, industrialized wasteland. Some people are so stupid. Who? The fictitious people who built that city or the designers of the game?
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Post by scipioafricanus on Dec 16, 2020 13:02:37 GMT
I just watched two reviews of this game and seeing nothing but concrete jungle and technology made me sick. I can't believe there are so many retarded nerds and American bigots out there who want to turn all of Earth into a fully urbanized, industrialized wasteland. Some people are so stupid. Fixed it for you, Skippy.
And the developers are Polish, ie from Poland. Not sure what that has to do with American "bigots," but then again, you aren't the sharpest crayon in the box.
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Post by Cervantes on Dec 16, 2020 14:50:42 GMT
It seems the game was released in a very buggy state, so it's better to wait until they release some patches.
The game looks interesting, as a sort of open-world Deus Ex sequel. I might get it down the line, but I think it would not be the best experience on my current pc and I still want to beat some of the amazing games on my backlog first: I haven't even played properly Nioh, Okami, The Witcher 3, Dark Souls 2-3, Crimson Skies and Mega Man Legacy 2, just to name a few. I'll probably spend the next year beating these games first.
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Post by Cervantes on Dec 16, 2020 15:03:22 GMT
If you haven't played Witcher 3, do that first. It took a while for that one to be "playable," but the result is masterwork. Early adopters of massive open world games might not be making the best decisions. The amount of people recommending The Witcher 3 is staggering. I'm pretty sure it's a truly amazing game, however, back in the day before that game came out, I blind bought The Witcher 2, and I hated that experience. The combat, quest system and story were boring to me. I never got past the first city. Maybe 3 fixed all of my gripes with the second game though. Anyways, I'm more of a sci-fi guy than fantasy, so Cyberpunk has got my attention and I'll definitely give that a chance. There's a huge jump between The Witcher 1 and 2 (the combat is completely different), and it seems they overhauled everything again for the third game, so maybe that's why people liked it so much. I enjoyed the first two games and like the series in general, but it took awhile: I think I only enjoyed 2 when I got to the second city, as it was larger, the quests became more interesting and the combat more varied and engaging, plus the story finally advanced in a good pace. But even then, the combat always had some jankiness to it, so I hope 3 fixed that (I intend to play it soon).
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Post by scipioafricanus on Dec 16, 2020 15:40:22 GMT
The amount of people recommending The Witcher 3 is staggering. I'm pretty sure it's a truly amazing game, however, back in the day before that game came out, I blind bought The Witcher 2, and I hated that experience. The combat, quest system and story were boring to me. I never got past the first city. Maybe 3 fixed all of my gripes with the second game though. Anyways, I'm more of a sci-fi guy than fantasy, so Cyberpunk has got my attention and I'll definitely give that a chance. There's a huge jump between The Witcher 1 and 2 (the combat is completely different), and it seems they overhauled everything again for the third game, so maybe that's why people liked it so much. I enjoyed the first two games and like the series in general, but it took awhile: I think I only enjoyed 2 when I got to the second city, as it was larger, the quests became more interesting and the combat more varied and engaging, plus the story finally advanced in a good pace. But even then, the combat always had some jankiness to it, so I hope 3 fixed that (I intend to play it soon). I thought you played through 3? I like to think 3's combat is the most refined. You can play it without potions and get "Assasin's Creed level of counters" good.
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Post by Cervantes on Dec 16, 2020 20:54:12 GMT
scipioafricanus - I've been meaning to play it for a long time now (bought it almost two years ago), I think I might start playing it by the end of the year. I just find it hard to start these longer, sprawling games, especially open world ones. Just look at the games that I mentioned earlier: most of my backlog is 60h+ action rpgs.
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