It's funny, because in this year alone there have been 8 botched big game launches, including Cyberpunk.
I think the only one I'd heard of/fancy on there was Cyberpunk.
(I didn't know about XIII - but I've got the old one on disk somewhere)
It's funny, because in this year alone there have been 8 botched big game launches, including Cyberpunk.
I didn't know about XIII - but I've got the old one on disk somewhere)
I was looking forward to this game for a long time and had it preordered about six months ago.
I played it for hours but it was so glitchy. The game doesn't seem to like me driving around the city, or combat in certain areas.
I was stuck on one early part of the game due to a glitch where weapons disappearing from my inventory at the part where I have to shoot down the drones in the car. I was basically trying to fight them with some angry glares. After reading into it, I had to start the whole mission from scratch to stop the bug, and just make sure that I had guns on me before I got into the car that time.
And then on a later mission, where I had to climb through a window and do something with the electric supply, my favourite glutch happened. Any time I try to climb through the window, I'm flung back really far away from the house I'm trying to enter.
I decided to cut my losses and quit the game because it's zapping the fun out of it. I'll wait for an and start over but what the hell were they thinking of releasing it in this state?
The whole map is a very pretty map full of colour and light and such, have to say they did a great job making it feel like a world to explore. I am yet to find a joytoy, not sure I even want to try
I did and it's what you expected when visiting a prostitute - a short sequence of a near naked lady doing stuff( i guess teenage boys might get a kick out of it).
One mission though had me visit a sort of brothel, where you have to investigate something and ask a sexworker some questions ( it's a storyline mission) - you get the option to choose a male or female sexworker (whom you need to interrogate) and i mixed up the names and booked the male prostituteDecided to roll with it instead of reloading to see what happens.
One thing that i really liked is how real the city feels - there's tons of pedestrians and cars moving about of all shapes and sizes ( though of course there's only a few templates that get spiced up with different colors/clothes but still) and the regions vary tremendously from slums to high tech including a feeling of a megacity with tall skyscrapers and small houses.
No wonder it takes years to make such a game.
Oh yeah that shows. It's a fantastic game world. Not sure why it's getting so much hate. You can't really blame the devs when they were pushed to an early release so of course there were going to be problems on consoles and PC. Push something out early expect bugs and problems, but it was slammed by reviewers due to all that.
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