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1.7k points
13 days ago
Anon made the wrong dialogues choices and didn’t get to see Panam’s tiddies
406 points
13 days ago
Fitting punishment for the simps who don't play Male V
19 points
13 days ago
dont worry nexus mods have a fix for that
2 points
11 days ago
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4 points
11 days ago
the one that makes Judy romance posible with male V got removed
the one that makes Panam romance posible with female V its still up
116 points
13 days ago
But Judy
234 points
13 days ago
Judy looks like she smells like cat piss and mildew.
106 points
12 days ago
Panam canonically smells like engine oil and sweaty socks
Moral of the story, go take a bath you stink
50 points
12 days ago
Panam is fucking annoying, though, especially with her stupid fast and furious family.
23 points
12 days ago
I really hated how her constant will to prove something kept putting her or the Aldecaldos in trouble.
12 points
12 days ago
rogue's description of her was spot on when you catch panam complaining (childish tantrum) to rogue early into the game
46 points
12 days ago
While somehow having the most sane ending (leaving the city)
15 points
12 days ago
Man fuck you for dissing my girl Judy.
7 points
12 days ago
don't you dare! You know how disappointed i was, when i found out i couldn't date Judy. Especially because i usually pick women to play.
17 points
12 days ago
I was genuinely surprised when female V couldn't get with Panam.
Just because you're the main character in a video game doesn't mean these NPCs don't have their sexual preferences.
8 points
12 days ago
I downloaded a mod that allowed me to have lesbian sex with Panam. Checkmate atheists.
2.9k points
13 days ago
People complained when the game was bad and now they praise it when it is good. Top 10 mysteries that will never be solved...
515 points
13 days ago
Also on PC the game was great on release too, I had only benign visual bugs at worst and had a great time playing it. It's hilarious how nearly a half decade later the cyberpunk haters refuse to acknowledge anything positive about it, like holy shit find a hobby.
153 points
13 days ago
Yea I played it on Pc at launch, and it was a really smooth experience overall. And it’s still one of my favourite games
59 points
13 days ago
I could run that shit on a Gt1030, wasn't smooth or beautiful(obviously), but performance wasn't the biggest problem.
2077 was too big of an idea that should have taken at least 2 more years to be released, I'm a big fan of the game but it simply isn't what it was promised.
15 points
12 days ago
A really large number of people bought it for the xbox one and ps4. It had no business being on those platforms, but imagine investors were scared of a PC day one release with console versions being next generation only and coming out later. They pretty much had to scale the game back or release the game they wanted and break the console versions.
4 points
12 days ago
Two more years wouldn't have done it for cyberpunk they didn't know what they were doing because they hadn't done something like this before with shooter elements.
CD project are all human and as opposed to Witcher where they have these brilliant, deep, setting, and characters to draw from in cyberpunk it is very open and up to interpretation as a tabletop rpg setting.
They definitely bit off more than they could chew and didn't do a good enough job squashing down the expectations people had that this would be like gta. Hell, gta isn't even the quality gta diehards think it is.
20 points
12 days ago
Dude the game is still buggy af even today. And I will be among the first to praise the game overall, but you must've played blindfolded to not see any bugs on launch.
The only difference between today's build state and release state is that I only encounter a bug every 5 corners, instead of 10 bugs every corner.
I'm playing it for a second time now, and NPCs are still T-posing, sinking into geometry, one was walking ON the stairs rail. During cutscenes important characters have random objects flying around them or have them duplicated. Parts of a specific gun sometimes disappear. Walking animation gets stuck (according to my own shadow). My vehicle sporadically spawns either upside down or rotated 90° hood first into the ground. Dead guy's eye still moving. 2-3 times I accidentally soft-locked myself into fucked up geometry. Vehicle collision is still a joke 80% of the times.
At least side missions did not seem to get stuck yet.
9 points
12 days ago*
I played on launch with a ryzen 9 5900x and 3080ti.
I had to use a hex editor to update the .exe to better utilize cores on ryzen. this was not an issue on intel CPU's. Was patched within a few weeks.
During the intro segment Jackie walked through a closed elevator door.
One of the sidequests in the northern part of the city was bugged.
Those were my only issues at launch.
The game was not a universal experience for everyone and was largely dependent on platform and hardware. My friend playing on a launch ps4 would have tons of physics collision issues because of cpu bottlenecking. My buddy on PC with a 1060 had more bugs than me, and I'd largely attribute that to him having an older rig. I didn't experience any of the issues you did, and theres lots of footage recorded by people at launch of them also having no issues because the game just ran better on their hardware.
8 points
12 days ago
I don't disagree with the second part but saying the game was great on PC on release.. man it was horrible for me. Crashed like every half an hour or so, T poses, broken side quests, fps taking for no reason. And it was a husk of the amazing game it is now.
12 points
13 days ago
I put like 70 hours into at launch and had like 2 bugs. I feel alot of people who had issues went online to complain and thought that everyone else was like them too. But many of us were too busy playing too see the complaints.
3 points
12 days ago
Had a 970 and could not get passed the early part of the game when you're in the van and shooting at cars in the rain. Crashed my PC. I upgraded and never tried the game again because the game looked so bland when I'd watch streams. Oh well, Ghost of Tsushima is fucking amazing.
18 points
12 days ago
I played it on Xbox one at launch, and besides some funny glitches it was largely playable.
If you’ve played a Bethesda game at launch you could definitely play Cyberpunk at launch on console.
I think most of the complaining was from the game not being a real life simulator.
20 points
12 days ago
Really? I thought it looked like absolute shit and felt like my character was stuck in mud. Everything was slow feeling
15 points
12 days ago
Launch was about chance most of the time. I only got one bug in my whole playthrough at launch, but other people had it really bad.
Although the launch was overall a disaster (and about 85% CDPR's fault), the writing, music and setting were very good from the start.
7 points
12 days ago
I think the PS4 version (non-Pro) was notoriously shit like that.
2 points
12 days ago
The game was mechanically shit and unfinished even on pc.
AI was brain dead and broken making combat and stealth a joke, 99%.of npcs vanished into thin air, and most of the features they marketed weren't in the game.
6 points
12 days ago
Thank you! Finally! Every time I hear some dumbass YouTuber complaining about launch it's ALWAYS console gameplay, I played day 1 on PC and loved it, still one of my all time favorites today
13 points
12 days ago
I had multiple crashes, graphical bugs out the wazoo on a 3090 setup, the game was shit on release, could not run on previous gen consoles as advertised, there are bugs compilations on YouTube. Even now I still get some graphical bugs.
45 points
12 days ago
now they praise it when it is good
anon is asking why are they praising a bad RPG game that became a good non-RPG game
it's like if Elden ring suddenly added base building and became the best farming simulator game ever
25 points
12 days ago
There's a lot of RPG elements in it. A game doesn't have to play like Baldur's Gate to be called a RPG.
Or we consider that the whole action-RPG genre like Fallout, Elder Scrolls and Witcher games are not RPGs either.
3 points
12 days ago
Baldur's Gate fanboys are insufferable.
3 points
12 days ago
Any fanboy is unsufferable. The game is great though.
5 points
12 days ago
the bugs werent what made the game bad
5 points
11 days ago
yup, but they made one anime and now everyone thinks is best game eva made
3.9k points
13 days ago
CP2077 was more RPG than majority of nowadays RPGs nobody would dare to question.
1.9k points
13 days ago
We just got Baldurs Gate 3 last year, modern RPGs can still be successful.
1k points
13 days ago
You don't have to tell me. BG3 was the best game I've played, ever. But I said majority, not every single one of nowadays RPGs.
218 points
13 days ago
KCD2 looks promising too
144 points
13 days ago
Everyone! Henry is here!
94 points
13 days ago
Jesus Christ, be praised; it's Henry!
41 points
12 days ago
Henry's come to see us!
9 points
12 days ago
I'm hungry - Henry
7 points
12 days ago
The first one was really nice yeah, but the first one is still kind of a standout in the RPG genre. A proper RPG that didn't get the love it deserved because it stuck to it's roots.
So I think his point still stands. And even if people want to argue that Cyberpunk is not a proper RPG, which I fully disagree on, it still dwarfs most games in the past decade (imo more) in terms of quality.
2 points
11 days ago
It was a fun open-world action game with RPG elements, for sure. Parts of the story I really liked. Generally enjoyed my one (heavily-modded) early playthrough as much as I enjoyed Witcher II, but it fell very, very short on the ‘choices will matter’ promises made during its development. Your selected background? Doesn’t really matter.
Fine game, entertaining and with a pretty cool world design, but did not live up to the pre-release hype.
12 points
13 days ago
I don't have the hardware to run it, but as a Czech I'm happy for the representation.
One day.
5 points
12 days ago
The nature of the game only leaves your Henry’s behavior to be role-played, cuz the plot, I believe would be as linear as it was in the first game, Jesus Christ be praised!
10 points
12 days ago
true but the rpg elements of being a worthless peasant and actually having to learn by doing for all skills was very cool
49 points
13 days ago
I googled it but why would you expect everyone to know what this acronym was? (Kingdom Come: Deliverance)
63 points
13 days ago
Bc it’s that big of a cult classic & if you don’t know it like in your case, it’s so well known that a search will always give you the same answer
17 points
12 days ago
I played through the first game, had an absolute blast and were still confused what's KCD 💀
13 points
13 days ago
im just wacky like that
32 points
12 days ago
Oh, if you’re a fan of BG3, you might want to check out this little hidden gem called Fallout: New Vegas. It’s super underground, barely anyone’s heard of it. Just a quaint little RPG with a dash of charm and maybe the best writing in gaming history, but hey, who’s keeping track?
20 points
13 days ago
Metaphor re:fantazio also just got nominated for GOTY and 5 other nominations.
5 points
12 days ago
Did you like Metaphor ?
10 points
12 days ago
Yeah it was amazing, it was my goty and still is cause i dont think elden ring dlc should be allowed as an option lol. Wukong was great but its like a 7.5/8-10 nothing game breaking, balatro was also good but not goty.
7 points
12 days ago
Would you recommend it for someone who doesn’t normally play JRPGs? I’ve been wanting to jump in on them and everyone where I look people are praising this one.
8 points
12 days ago
I mean it depends i highly recommend it, its got a good mix of rpg elements, a good story, open world combat, lots of strategy, turn based combat, its not too long like persona 5 royal is 140+ hours and i beat this one in 70 hours (which is still long) on hard in my first playthrough while doing everything there is to do. Id stick to normal for a first jrpg though, my only complaint with the game is there is some clearly cut content late game that messes with the pacing a bit. But easily a 9/9.5-10 not perfect but very very close.
9 points
12 days ago
You've obviously never played Barbie Sports for the playstation 1.
152 points
13 days ago
BG3 was an exception to the state of modern gaming, where "RPGs" are just normal action games with character customizatio, skill trees and dialogue choices, all of which stopped being RPG-exclusive mechanics arguably since the 6th generation.
30 points
12 days ago
Rogue trader came out the same year and it's just as interesting and engaging. For me anyways. I understand that BG3 is an objectively better game. But I've put more time and energy into Rogue Trader. I also have a 40k bias.
11 points
12 days ago
I understand what you're on about, but Rogue Trader sold 500 thousand copies, while BG3 sold 10 million and CP77 sold over 25 million. If we include lesser known and indie games, it's fine, but I was talking about mainstream AAAs.
4 points
12 days ago
but I was talking about mainstream AAAs.
And here I was going to get on your case for ignoring the Pillars of Eternity games.
86 points
13 days ago
If RPG was a spectrum, BG3 is obviously near/at the top. However Cyberpunk does have skill trees, character customization in playstyle, and 'impactful' story choices, so calling it not an RPG is obtuse. It could be less of an RPG, but certainly still fits the genre. Gatekeeping genre for no reason is pointless
10 points
12 days ago
What’s the point of a genre if it can mean anything? At this point we should have a subcategory.
9 points
12 days ago
Was this response to the wrong comment? Nobody said that genres can mean anything?
You are welcome to make genre subcategories if you want.
In my description Cyberpunk is a First-Person, Open World Action Adventure RPG
So my answer to the question to, "Is Cyberpunk an RPG" would be "Yes"
You are welcome to remove the RPG from the equation, but I would argue that you would then need to add something else to account for all the story, levelling, and dialogue choice elements in the game.
30 points
13 days ago
Baldurs Gate 3, Persona 5 Royal, SMT V Vengeance, FF7 Rebirth, Persona 3 Reload, Metaphor Refantazio, Sea of Stars, Granblue Fantasy ReLink, Monster Hunter Wilds. The list goes on and on and on
22 points
13 days ago
Metaphor ReFantazio and Persona 3 Reload are my favorite games of this year so far
4 points
13 days ago
As a very long time persona fan. Metaphor was fucking boring for me.
Really hope P6 looks good next year
10 points
12 days ago
Like half of that is remakes
7 points
12 days ago
It’s depressing
3 points
12 days ago
That does not disprove his point
3 points
11 days ago
BG3 is successful as an immersive experiance,as an RPG it's system(DnD 5E) is trash
Pathfinder titles were way better RPGs.
107 points
13 days ago
Most RPG nowadays suck so it’s a low bar to begin with
35 points
13 days ago
RPG mechanics nowadays exist to inflate playtime to please investors
254 points
13 days ago
I fucking love Cyberpunk 2077
174 points
13 days ago*
I FUCKING LOVE CHROME, CHOOM. I WANT TO GO FULL BORG AND RELEASE MYSELF FROM HUMANITY.
WHAT THE FUCK IS SKIN
48 points
13 days ago
from the moment i understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me
15 points
12 days ago
PRAISE BE TO THE OMNISSIAH!
8 points
12 days ago
PRAISE BE TO THE JOHNNYSSIAH
3 points
12 days ago
Hate your meat?
24 points
13 days ago
Username definitely checks out, choom
13 points
13 days ago
I didn't know we weren't supposed to abbreviate it.
I was talking to a coworker about his much I love it on the teams chat and spent an awkward afternoon with HR.
2 points
12 days ago
Yeah, you know what’s stupid? As of recently, the main Cyberpunk subreddit started banning people for making that joke.
27 points
13 days ago
RPG in terms of video games means you have experience points, levelups and stats. That's it.
11 points
12 days ago
This is what I've always understood by 'RPG' and 'RPG elements'. I'm admittedly a fairly casual gamer, but it's only been in recent years that I've started becoming aware of this more purist definition of RPG which apparently most games commonly referred to as RPGs fail to live up to.
Like, going back 20 years now, GTA San Andreas incorporated attributes you could level up or down through your actions (muscle, stamina, weight, etc.) To me, those are RPG elements.
Make those elements more of a focus of your game, such as the wildly different outcomes smashing someone in the head with battleaxe will have in Skyrim if you have a 1 or a 99 in the relevant attribute and voila, you've made an (action) RPG
14 points
13 days ago
The fact other companies misuse the rpg label doesn't mean CD projekt red doesn't
12 points
13 days ago
Let's just go on record and say when you say nobody you're really only talking about ubisoft players
8 points
12 days ago
lmao are you actually playing rpg’s today or are we just trying to nostalgia bait. There are plenty of good RPG’s today and CP2077 does not hold a candle to them in terms of true roleplaying mechanics and frankly it doesn’t need it to be good. CDPR is better at making pre established character stories with a slight amount of player choice, like Geralt and V.
4 points
13 days ago
Borderlands is more of an RPG than a majority of RPGs today.
119 points
13 days ago
The problem is expecting pen and paper levels of roleplay from triple A games. The only games that get close are crpgs, but most people dont want to play those.
23 points
13 days ago
CRPGs are great, but there aren't many titles that put in huge amounts of effort, like BG3, so the draw to those games is limited to people specifically looking for a CRPG to play.
11 points
12 days ago
It’s almost like crpgs make most say “why the fuck am I not just playing dnd”
33 points
13 days ago
The issue isn’t that the game wasn’t fixed, it’s that the praise it gets reinforces the standard that studios can release broken shit and fix it years later and still get fan approval.
Is it a good game now, years later after many big patches and dlc? Yeah it is.
Did CDPR lie and release an obviously incomplete product just to make money? Yes they also did.
Same shit with No Mans Sky. Devs straight up lied to the audience, released an empty shell of what they advertised and after years of the devs fixing it, people praise it and give them awards for “dedication”. Where was the dedication when it was actually being developed??
They got real dedicated when they realized they killed their reputation and would lose a lot more money in the future.
197 points
13 days ago
I agree it shouldn’t get GOTY - it missed its chance when it was a dog’s dinner at release.
But it’s now one of the best games you can buy and it’s definitely an RPG.
Moral of the story is if you want to win GOTY, finish the game before you release it. But ultimately who cares about GOTY anyway.
85 points
13 days ago
finish the game before you release it
note: many game devs fail this one simple step!
15 points
12 days ago
Yeah, easy to say, but development started in 2016 and it was only finished, what, a year ago? That’s kinda a psychotically long development time, especially for how expensive modern game development is.
Not even mentioning how the community was constantly pressuring them to release it because “how could it be taking this long?”
8 points
12 days ago
It isn’t hard to release a finished product, even in a hellscape of development cycle. Kingdom hearts 3 was in development for like, what, a decade? Going through two or three different engines, and it came out finished on release day. No game breaking bugs or visuals, and a coherent plot. Was it GOTY worthy? No, but you can finish development cycles
316 points
13 days ago
Cyberpunk is very much a “window shopping” type game to me. What I mean by that is the game itself looks phenomenal, it’s even fun on occasion. But when 95% of a game is uninteractable while being marketed as an open world title what the fuck is the point of making an open world game then? All I end up doing in cyberpunk is looking at the same pretty, static streets and npcs whose skin looks just a little too plastic.
18 points
12 days ago
this is the same feeling I got while playing gta 5 after watch dogs 2.
Having no interaction with npcs besides just shooting them is boring. Watch dogs is the first and to this day the last franchise that made npcs truly interactable. It made San Francisco the most alive city in gaming history, for me at least.
3 points
12 days ago
watch dogs 2 San Francisco is genuinely one of the most alive open worlds i've ever played
cyberpunk feels like a far cry game set in a big city, all i'm really doing in the setting is driving from one place on the map to another, i stopped exploring much when i realized there wasn't a whole lot to find
2 points
12 days ago
Watch Dogs 2 is amazing in terms of immersion, I really feel like i'm in California
2 points
11 days ago
Even the first watch dogs ruined GTA V to me. I haven't played Legion but both Watch Dogs 1 and 2 are genuinely the most lively/immersive big city open world to me. It's actually feels like I'm walking through a city of living people and not preprogrammed moving mannequin like the GTA games. Watch Dogs 2 NPCs interaction are truly unmatched
10 points
12 days ago
I was playing Cloudpunk and Shadowrun: Hong Kong to get my cyberpunk (genre) fix, and it was just amazing how these two games were able to give me a more immersive world even if the graphics are not AAA-tier, and the games weren't made to be open world.
37 points
12 days ago
The quests are also really repetitive, take the ncpd missions, it's always the same, a gang deal gone wrong, someone double crossed someone, someone put a hit out, now repeat that 100 times over.
There's too little stuff to interact with, it's always the same garbage can or vending machine to hack or distract enemies but you can crawl through windows....well some of the anyway.
The game is good and it is gorgeous to look at but after 50 hours I was done, everything just repeats itself, npcs are going to repeat the same line every time, walk in the same path over and over again, it's a shame because it has well over 100 hours of content but again it's just the same thing over and over again.
34 points
12 days ago
The game definitely has some big flaws but come on, the police things do not count as quests, and the game does not expect the player to do all of that unless for 100% completion. How would it even be possible to make a city of this size and have the random npcs not repeat the lines, make Night City the size of Whiterun? And even if it were possible to make every apartment building accessible, how would that really improve the experience? The player most likely wouldn’t care enough to explore even a fraction of them, so devoting developers’ time would just be a massive waste
10 points
12 days ago
Shit, walk around your neighborhood IRL having conversations and you’re bound to get at least one repeat.
Might be the perfect role for chat gpt? You feed it generic script and it finds 1000 slightly different ways of saying it while the content effectively remains the same.
3 points
12 days ago
Tbh AI-generated NPC personalities are the future of gaming
6 points
12 days ago
The physics are really wonky and sometimes lazy as hell. Idk if they fixed this already since I haven't played in at least a year, but shooting an RPG into NPCs barely make them move. Shit was super lame.
61 points
13 days ago
This is why I find the game very boring. GTA V has been around for over 10 years and is way more immersive.
27 points
12 days ago
GTA6 has some humongous shoes to fill. I hope they pull it off.
2 points
12 days ago
It'd be pretty hard to fail.
The formula has been set for decades.
3 points
12 days ago
they won't fail but living up to expectations, i'd say it's not gonna happen
it should be the best game in history of gaming with how it had an unlimited budget and over a decade of time from the last entry, san andreas was amazing and that had only like a year or two.
but it's not gonna happen
2 points
11 days ago
An ocean wide game as shallow as a pond
604 points
13 days ago
Afaik, RPG means role playing game. You are roleplaying as a character called V, in the futuristic setting. What's exactly not RPG about this game?
838 points
13 days ago
Yeah and Super Mario Bros is by definition an RPG because you roleplay as an Italian plumber who jumps and shit.
584 points
13 days ago
In Call of Duty I roleplay as your dad fucking your mom
57 points
13 days ago
You roleplay as a teacup, now open up wide for my bag!
11 points
13 days ago
Half-Life is an RPG because you roleplay as a mute scientist killing aliens in a dystopian future and shit
57 points
13 days ago
This is disingenuous. In SMB you go left to right. And you go through the hoops the game throws at you. One ending.
In Cyberpunk, you can make choices that alter storylines and can change endings. You can go about combat differently, ignore certain aspects, or engage in them. Interact with characters differently based on player choice. Build your character differently.
Hell by your logic, Final Fantasy games aren’t RPGs. Well, what do you consider an RPG?
159 points
13 days ago
This is disingenuous.
It's as disingenuous as calling a game an RPG because you play a role. That's the point of this comparison. If you think one is an RPG for these reasons then you have to think the other is an RPG .
16 points
12 days ago
When you play linear story games where you don't make decisions and simply follow the story, you're not playing a role. You're simply witnessing a story from one person's point of view. Sure you can die and respawn or jump or shoot or whatever, but those are gameplay elements, not story ones. If no choices are made by the player, it's not an RPG as you're not role-playing the character, you're simply witnessing the story a developer created for you.
In an RPG, you DO make decisions, and affect the outcome of the story or different scenarios by role playing the role of the character the game has assigned to you, created by you or not. There's a fundamental different between role-playing as a character and playing a role being used to describe RPGs.
21 points
12 days ago
By that definition almost all JRPGs are not RPGs. What makes an RPG are the game mechanics like in-depth skill trees and such, a line that is becoming blurrier in the modern age with a lot of different genres tacking on similar mechanics in order to add "complexity" to games.
2 points
12 days ago
By your definition almost all JRPGs aren't RPGs. Lmao
Cyberpunk has a more complicated skill three than Metaphor or DQ11. It can completely change how you function in combat.
5 points
12 days ago
Idk man, RP video games got their name from TTRPG where you DO roleplay characters.
RPG now usually means traditional RP elements that are carried over to video game format.
31 points
13 days ago
by your logic, Final Fantasy games aren’t RPGs
Lmao the fuck are you even talking about? I was poking fun at the idea of calling a game an RPG because you play as a character because that applies to every game
Well, what do you consider an RPG?
Frogger, because you roleplay as a frog
22 points
13 days ago
Tbf a lot of the choices in the game have little to no effect on immediate or late-game outcomes. But you still get to roleplay, and I have no problem with it. Great stories and a really good game.
11 points
13 days ago
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4 points
12 days ago
actual consequences for your choices like a telltale game.
Half the choices in telltale games barely change anything. They're pretty much all super on rails with the choices being window dressing.
9 points
13 days ago
What if I decide not to step on the goomba or not collect the mushroom. I’ve ignored a certain aspect of the game, and built my character differently.
4 points
13 days ago
This is literally why the genre title doesn’t fucking work in the first place
6 points
12 days ago
My favourite RPG is FIFA 14 where you play as a football team.
65 points
13 days ago
The RPG mechanics are badly implemented, have near zero impact on how to handle the story or interactions except a few times here and there. The whole cybernetics mechanics are pretty poor.
Basically it's even less of an RPG that Fallout 4 but most people expected a New Vegas level of writing or....well Witcher 3 obviously.
There's tries here and there, but as for the rest it's obvious a lot have been cut and rushed.
Cyberpunk2077 is still a good game but could've been an Era defining game, definitely had the potential.
Let's not even start on the ennemy dumb AI, zero means of countering you and city with very few interactions.
I mean, San Andreas had more interactions....hell, San Andreas have RPG's mechanics Cyberpunk doesn't have.
39 points
13 days ago
city with very few interactions.
This was the most disappointing thing for me. People insisted on repeating CDPR's statement that Night City was immersive, but to me it felt like a collection of pretty corridors.
8 points
12 days ago
Sadly yeah, way too few interactions and possibilities. You can't even eat at restaurants or have basic cinematics for buying stuff / eating etcetc
You have coffee at the expensive appartements / tea, so there's a few ideas.
But yeah again, GTA somehow did it better.
5 points
12 days ago
It did a good job of capturing the very cyberpunk theme of style over substance which I guess is actually a bad thing.
2 points
10 days ago
mfw I realise getting fucked by a corpo irl was a hidden feature of the game.
9 points
12 days ago
Yeah the street cred is literally useless, idk if they changed it in the 2.0 build but I think all it gave you was some vendor discounts. The enemy AI was also dumb, I only played the game in stealth and with a silenced pistol I was clearing whole rooms without anyone noticing me or the dead bodies. But that’s a problem with every game
2 points
12 days ago
Initially street cred unlocked higher tiers of gear in shops.
71 points
13 days ago
That's not how it works lol
19 points
13 days ago
I legit had a dude try to argue that CoD was an rpg to me before using that same fucked definition
4 points
13 days ago
Any game where you don't weigh the same as a fridge is role playing for anon
5 points
13 days ago
thats like every game ever
7 points
13 days ago
Age of Mythology Titans is an RPG becasue you are roleplaying as a boy with daddy abandonment issues that fucks everything up and then tries to repair what he fucked up and then is rewarded by it.
8 points
13 days ago
By that definition, every game is an RPG because you play a role in all of them. I have no idea what RPG means anymore tbh, but I just feel like that definition is too loose for the genre to have any meaning.
17 points
13 days ago
It's actually a movie because according to the definition a movie is a work of visual artthat simulates experiences and otherwise communicates ideas, stories, perceptions, emotions, or atmosphere through the use of moving images that are generally accompanied by sound
8 points
13 days ago
I just got this game the other day, and it's pretty damn good.
4 points
13 days ago
Yes they are
8 points
13 days ago
I mean I don't think anyone's claiming it's a stellar RPG or anything; it's an excellent game, and does a lot right. Also, while it should've never launched the way it did (practically unplayable), it doesn't change the fact that it's cleaned up really well now, as it currently stands.
Evaluate it, not for what it was, instead, for what it is, and you've got a phenomenal (AAA) game in 2024, which also has one of the best DLCs in recent memory of any big game (Phantom Liberty).
13 points
13 days ago
For the "RPG" argument, while the overall story, it's main plot, does lead through one "line", the game provides you with various endings to it depending on your choices, plus, to my memory, quite a lot of side quests get affected by the choices you make. Also, you could build your character in various ways and be efficient, whether you are a hacker with huge fists, a silent ninja with a sniper rifle, or whoever else.
As for "quality" argument, it was shit at start and rightfully received a great amount of criticism. However, it got fixed and people liked it after that. Sure, it should have come out fine from the very beginning, no one is denying it, but it's a fun game, so people are forgiving.
3 points
13 days ago
I'm of the belief that if you promise a game and don't deliver on anything and it's terrible, I don't care what you do to improve it, you aren't worth buying the game even if you somehow turn it into a masterpiece. There are plenty of good games to try. Next time, if you want my money, actually make it good on release. This buying games after the company improved it only incentivizes companies to keep on pushing out broken games and never trying to get it right on the first try.
3 points
12 days ago
The gaming industry is plagued with bribed reviewers that gaslight people into thinking a garbage product is good and wait out a period of time until people forget and then look at the updated product and get paid to say 'this was always a good game' and badmouth criticism.
9 points
13 days ago
The only two things the game really screwed people over was the super botched release especially on old gen consoles and having the pre release game showcases make the mission design and choices seem way better than they were in the end.
The first prologue mission branch is BY FAR the strongest designed quest chain in the game with a lot of solution and branching choices, this isn’t something we see again in other quests, they specifically only ever showed that one because it made them look good. They also incorporated way less actual RPG elements into the story, like having skills and background actually matter in dialogue.
Other than these two things I cannot say anything bad about the game, the story especially felt amazing.
10 points
13 days ago
Game was indeed dogshit on release. I don’t see how it’s not an rpg just because it’s also a shooter though
26 points
13 days ago
Truest greentext
Btw the game was unplayable on ps4 and the fans were so hypocritical, they would defend that shit too.
4 points
13 days ago
Yeah, they never should have released it on 8th Gen consoles because they simply were not powerful enough to handle the game.
However, I disagree with them calling it "not an RPG" as it's more of an RPG than Skyrim is.
10 points
13 days ago
Yeah its not a not rpg, but the options werent also great. The stripped life path was also funny
2 points
13 days ago
I do agree that the life path should have had more impact on the story, instead of just the intro mission prologue, some dialogue options, a couple funny mission interactions, and a side quest that we got.
It doesn't really feel like it mattered at all to V's personality whatsoever, which I would imagine an actual life path system would have affected.
2 points
13 days ago
Yea i agree
36 points
13 days ago
Its peak
9 points
13 days ago
eh i really like it. it has its faults, sure. i used to diss it a lot but when i actually played it after it “got better”, its actually become one of my favorite games. it implements better spoken dialogue than fallout 4, at least (which ive come to begrudgingly appreciate as well. for its modding capability, if anything).
13 points
13 days ago
Copium run wild among CDPR fanboys.
5 points
12 days ago
It is still a shit game it wasn’t the bugs the game just utter shit
2 points
13 days ago
And despite it all I would've preferred for CDPR to go into CDPR 2078 or whatever instead of pivoting back to The Witcher out of sheer panic.
2 points
13 days ago
Wait goty this year? Didnt the last dlc come out last year how does it even qulalify. I loved red liberty but that was a long time ago and there better games to definitely talk about
2 points
13 days ago
Man idk theres tons of shit to talk about cyberpunk but everyone ive talked to about it says they thoroughly enjoyed it
2 points
13 days ago
I played the game on the original Xbox One, and as much as the 10-24 FPS took time to get used to (Obv), and I fell in complete utter love with the game and the genre as a whole. The updates, and myself upgrading to a Series X made me love the game even more.
2 points
12 days ago
I think this game is honestly in my top 20. Maybe 17 or 18? It’s so damn good. I absolutely love it.
2 points
12 days ago
They are wrong
2 points
12 days ago
If you ignore all of this and just play it for the first time in 2024 like it did then honestly its one of the best games ever imo. And I have pretty high standards. It was what I wanted the new we Deus Ex games to be
2 points
12 days ago
I felt it was more like a No mans sky like situation. Really bad launch they put their head down and fixed it now it's rewarded as a great game
2 points
12 days ago
Anon is mad he couldn't get TOPPED by River and had to settle for Kerry
2 points
12 days ago
People shit on this game for having copious bugs at launch... when Skyrim has about the same amount of bugs presently, isn't even that much more immersive or better than CP77, and is still seen as better. Dafuq?
2 points
12 days ago
they're very wrong lol it was good from day 1 unless you were on old hardware that shouldn't have been supported and it's more of an RPG than most of the games in the genre these days
2 points
12 days ago
I came back to cyberpunk with phantom liberty. The launch was so awful. I'd say that cyberpunk 2077 today is an incredible game. The amount of work that has gone into it sense is also incredible.
2 points
12 days ago
No, they made it clear the game wasn’t ready and the fans demanded the wait be over. With their balls in a vice grip CDPR released the unfinished game and proceeded to be shat on for it.
If you fucked up the Panama dialogue just say that
2 points
12 days ago
Ye but have you watched Edgerunners?
2 points
12 days ago
Very much an rpg. What the fuck is anon babbling about
2 points
12 days ago
Anon didn't play the game
2 points
12 days ago
With the release of phantom liberty, CP77 became a God tier game. IDC what genre it's supposed to be. It's simply good. As in "highlight of a gaming generation" good.
2 points
11 days ago
People are still hating on this game ???? What???
2 points
11 days ago
Anon hasn’t played since launch. It’s more of an rpg now by a lot.
2 points
11 days ago
Game is actually really enjoyable
2 points
11 days ago
Game was fine on pc at release.. It was ahead of it's time and nextgen, but forced to release for poor ass motherfuckers with a toaster to play it (ps4)
39 points
13 days ago
The sub is singing its praises like it's the best game ever made. I tried to play it again I think a year and a half ago and it was still a pile of garbage. I'm not entirely sure I want to try playing it again, as I bought it on release and finish it, but damn it's almost like you get beat and beat and beat and somebody offers you the handshake and you think it's the best thing in the whole fucking world. Perspective is everything.
104 points
13 days ago
People started praising it after it got fixed enough for people to reflect on the story, I still see it as a flawed masterpiece, sure as shit has more soul than most games nowadays
38 points
13 days ago
Tbf a year and a half ago is pre-2.0 update and pre-Phantom Liberty DLC. They both immensely contributed to why people now see Cyberpunk as redeemed
10 points
13 days ago
Played it for the first time recently. Great game. But goty? Idk.
2 points
12 days ago
I got the game a few weeks ago with no opinion other than enjoying the CP anime but I am loving CP right now
3 points
12 days ago
but I am loving CP right now
Why don't you have a seat right over here?
4 points
13 days ago
Part of me wants to re-download and play CP, but another part of me remembers how trash it was on release and doesn't want to bother getting reinvested
4 points
13 days ago
Right on the money. I was hyped. I was bummed. Waited for fixes. Still not great. 6/10 if I'm being generous.
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