Cyberpunk 2077s lead gameplay designer leaves CD Projekt RED
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jbscotchman
rl66
Vananovion
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. For me it comes down to whether you get your money's worth of entertainment. And for me, Cyberpunk definitely delivered that. Everything else is irrelevant to me.
Wish the guy all the best in future endeavors and a good rest. Working on a game like Cyberpunk must have been exhausting.
morpheus9394
I played both Witcher 2 and Witcher 3 at launch on PC and have zero issues apart from performance which is typical for alot of large scale PC games. It is rare not to find bugs in large open world games. But I had no issues in either games that stopped me from having fun or enjoying the experience.
I played Cyberpunk for a couple of hours and again found no major issues apart from performance. I decided to put it on the back burner for now mainly because I'm in the middle of playing other big open world games which I want to finish first.
The GTA games ran poorly on PC at launch. So did any of the Assassain Creed games or Far Cry games. Most ports do.
I think the main issue with Cyberpunk on PC is that it is different and less expansive as CDR said it would be. And hopefully patches and DLC will bring the experience inline to what we all were expecting.
Astyanax
insp1re2600
Kevin Mauro
The Witcher 3 was in no way lightyears near this game's failure. How does that game keep coming up in comparisons? I get the same studio made both but the launches were different and post releases were different too.
Witcher 3 is much longer with more content to take you through its side quests and the main storyline
Witcher 3 could be completed on PC or consoles of its time by release without bending or breaking space-time
Average overall graphics were much better main performance issues were in PC with GameWorks related garbage
The Laughing Ma
alanm
I feel lucky that I'm enjoying the game without the angst so many ppl are having with it.
mackintosh
It's an enjoyable game if you go into it without prior expectations. Unfortunately people have whipped themselves into a hype fueled frenzy, and no product can possibly live up to that. For their part, CDPR did nothing to dispel these unrealistic presumptions. In fact they did quite the opposite. Hopefully this debacle will serve as a warning for all concerned. Yeah, right, of course it won't.
schmidtbag
Nurmi
Did play 2077 the same 100 hours as I did play Witcher 3, with less bugs than Witcher 3 had, and I don't understand at all how is it disaster?
But then again, I have basically turned off retweets and blocked console related stuff as I simply don't give damn about exclusives, playing on consoles, or console troubles.
So, coming from that angle I think its really unfair for mostly PC tech sites and Guru3D to write like its a problem, state of console games or hardware should be no concern for this community.
Endymion
Where does he go? So I can avoid all future games by him
DannyD
Endymion
JiveTurkey
Sounds like console version was pretty pants. My pc version on my 2080ti ran pretty well and wasn't that much more buggy then say a bethesda game on release. Cut content wasn't as severe as say kotor2.
I think the game mostly suffers from 2020 lockdown issues both from developer limitations and disruptions to people desperately seeking mental escape.
If they had released only pc version and delayed console version I think this wouldn't have been the major issue it has become.
I was there the hype and desperation over delays was fever pitch. I tried explaining to the normals that if a dev delays be glad they did. It's not like the game is fine and ready and they are just sitting around playing it laughing about how you can't. Yet that is how they behave.
Tldr:. 2077 is another thing that clueless hysterical normals and covid ruined.
geogan
I got this on release and played for a while on 1070 but the performance wasn't there to fully enjoy and wanted to see RTX in action - I played it again when I got 3070 and I have to say the visuals are gorgeous and much improved - the interior of the fancy hotel with the lighting I just loved. So yeah - those of you who played 100s of hours on a 10x0 series card - you missed out a lot I think.
Gameplay itself, i did hit a major breaking bug (the guard at elevator in hotel just disappearing, but you required to get some key from him to continue - spent an hour looking for this guard I was supposed to get key from until online told me it was a major bug and to reload an earlier save game and do it again and get key before he disappears).
Also found it very strange to have to blast a normal person with multiple point-blank high powered shotguns to the body before they drop - its like normal people are T-1000s in this game - strange coming from other shooters where people have normal strength.
Apart from that, I do find the whole collection, inventory system highly confusing... not sure if its the interface or what, but i find it difficult to know WTF i am supposed to be doing with all the stuff I pick up and collect. Only played a few hours on it since getting the 3070.
schmidtbag
DannyD
What many folks miss out on is the fact it's a very visual experience unlike pretty much any other game out there.
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warezme
To this day I still don't know what everyone is talking about. I have played over 150hrs and gone through several ending versions and now just looking forward to some DLC's. It played beautifully and was interesting and fun.