gamingforum1
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Gonna need a much larger patch note than this....
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CYBERPUNK 2077 |OT2| The Last Samurai [>56K Warning_]
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YeulEmeralda
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Well its certainly novel. Can't recall a game doing that.
Prefer just boring shit like - "Fixed an issue where Cassandra was incorrectly referencing the player's romantic interest in the Winter Palace". But maybe I'm boring.
Hugare
Member
When you announce that you are making "the most alive, next gen open world experience" in a futuristic city, then you can bet your ass that people will expect a fully working police system comparable to other AAA open world games
The Witcher 3 was a medieval game. No one expected a police system. But it was a different project with different goals.
They knew that Cyberpunk required a police system. That's why they implemented one.
Their mistake was doing a poor job with it.
If they felt like they werent up to the task, then well, should have made Witcher 4 I guess
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Deleted member 17706
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News about Patch 1.2
Good to finally get some news, although I feel like they aren't reading the room very well with these cutesy patch notes. People are fucking pissed and the game has been in a poor state since launch for a lot of players. Going with an in-universe explanation like this only works when your game has a lot of positive momentum going for it.
Oh well, I absolutely loved my time with the game and am excited to go back to it in the future when some substantial changes and additions arrive.
Halo is Back
Member
The police AI and Spawn "fix" is just embarrassing. It's still generations behind other games.
YeulEmeralda
Linux User
strange headache
Banned
Too little, too late. I'm sorry, but I just can't get excited for minor changes like these. They really need to up their game if they want to win back the player base.
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Deleted member 17706
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I mean... probably not? His work was done long ago on CDPR and they are probably in the planning stages for future projects. After 8 years and experience as a Lead, he probably just wanted to advance his career and seek other opportunities.
EverythingsOverrated
Member
My guess is he will probably start his own studio with some more CDPR folks. I wouldn't be surprised if we see quite a few other high level people leave as well. Seems to be the most logical move at this point.
SJRB
Gold Member
I wasn't trolling or anything, I'm never one of those "omg [insert name here] left the studio, so the studio is DOOMED" kind of guys.
It's just always kinda wild to see a lead developer who worked on a game for years leave.
Mozzarella
Member
Woah! so the rumors of Developers planning to leave are actually true, so that means that same rumors that go along with it about the situation being very bad is also true. I guess CDPR is nearing its end. They will probably make some fixes to save their face and leave on a good note. Sad ending but everything has to end.
MadYarpen
Member
This actually means one of the developers is leaving. Just saying.
Although I imagine there could be some truth to the rumours.
Hawking Radiation
Member
Is this game still worth playing? Anyone playing on Series S or Series X?
How does it run now with latest updates?
How does it run now with latest updates?
To me it is worth playing on Series X. This is not to say there are no flaws but I found it to be a very enjoyable experience. For me it ran at a solid framerate and had minimal bugs.
ultrazilla
Gold Member
If you think the company is going to fold, especially when they just re-negotiated the rights for The Witcher franchise, I'll have a hit of whatever you're smoking bro.
CDR had a really shit launch for Cyberpunk no doubt. They can bounce back though and it's not the end of the world for them.
mindfreak191
Member
Tbh, to this day I have no clue who directed all the Witcher games yet I played through them at least 3 times each, all I know is which studio made them lol
Mozzarella
Member
Indeed, its weird because lets say a Metal Gear Solid is known as Kojima game, same with Dark Souls, its Miyazaki. Same with The Last of Us its Druckman, same with Valve, its Gabe, even Rockstar director are known. TES with Todd Howard, Planescape with Chris, Castlevania with Igarashi. However when it comes to Witcher 3 people never mention their developers. I think its because Polish names are hard to write and spell. xD
Hugare
Member
Kojima had been making MGS games for more than 2 decades, writting and directing.
Miyazaki completely changed From Software from a so-so company to one of the industry's best, directing Demon Souls, Dark Souls and Bloodborne
Druckman has been directing amazing games at Naughty Dog since Uncharted 2, one of the best games of that generation.
Also directed Uncharted 3, that also got amazing scores before directing TLOU.
And so on ...
The Witcher 3 was the first really big hit from CDPR, and there were 3 directors helming the project. All of them havent directed past company projects like TW 1 and 2.
If it was the same director for all The Witcher games, then the comparison would be understandable.
But those games werent the product of a singular director
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mindfreak191
Member
Which is what I was trying to point out, I didn't word it well, but yeah in case of CDPR a person leaving doesn't mean that much since they all change game directors with each game, so I'm not that bummed about it
jm89
Member
If we go by their past patch release dates which where on around fridays with the second half of march promise it should be. But who knows they may take it right to the end and do it next week.
SJRB
Gold Member
Hopefully, but who even knows at this point.
M1chl
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It is absolutely worth playing, especially if you are not hyped, the game is really good. Well if you story is more important than doing some rendom shit in open world over and over again.
Josemayuste
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V1LÆM
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AGRacing
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Is there a patch today????
V1LÆM
Gold Member
not officially no. they said they'd give us more info towards the end of the month.
Saiyan-Rox
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Tchu-Espresso
likes mayo on everthing and can't dance
HDR is broken in this game.Ok, finally got the chance to start this game on a PS5 yesterday. Is there something wrong with the HDR settings? I'm on a LG C9 and I appreciate if anyone has some guidelines to share on how to set this game's HDR settings for best resultsthx
RedWhiteBlue
Banned
I wonder what their budget for this game would be compared to RockStar and RDR2.
Playing Cyberpunk it's just instantly obvious that the game is technically very messy and all over the place. NPCs, police system, driving etc etc.
Compared to RDR2 the difference is night and day. (Not saying that RDR2 is perfect).
The state that Cyberpunk released in is just ridiculous for a AAA title.
Difficult to get the exact numbers but Cyberbunk has more or less cost a third of RDR 2 when you include marketing (~300$M vs ~1$Bn). You've got to factor in the fact that salaries in Poland are lesser than those of Rockstar devs, but still there is a significant gap.
kuncol02
Banned
Uncharted 2 is Amy Henning and Bruce Straley
Uncharted 3 is Amy Henning and Justin Richmond
Druckman isn't even in U3 credits for God's sake.
Denton
Member
Cyberpunk was developed by 250 (at the start) to 500 (at the end) people, over 4 year period. And it is an RPG with nonlinear story and missions that offer quite a lot of freedom.
RDR2 was developed by 1600 people across all of Rockstar's studios during 7 year period, and the game is almost completely linear, with every mission being completely scripted with a single movie-like outcome.
Both games are immense achievements. But it is true CDP bit off more than they could chew - in particular, lastgen versions should have been canceled and the game postponed as a result, for more polish and more nextgen hardware being available - but everyone is a general after the battle.
RDR2 was developed by 1600 people across all of Rockstar's studios during 7 year period, and the game is almost completely linear, with every mission being completely scripted with a single movie-like outcome.
Both games are immense achievements. But it is true CDP bit off more than they could chew - in particular, lastgen versions should have been canceled and the game postponed as a result, for more polish and more nextgen hardware being available - but everyone is a general after the battle.
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ReBurn
Gold Member
Not even CDPR calls it an RPG any more. They changed it open world action adventure story somewhere along the way.
Raven117
Member
Holy making huge assumption Batman!
kuncol02
Banned
If you want to treat it as action adventure game then it's even worse for RDR2 and other similar games. In RPG genre it has heavy competition in how missions are designed (New Vegas, Alpha Protocol) but in action adventure genre it's mission structure is unparalleled.
RDR2 is terrible game. It's "go 20m off designed path to game over" terrible. It gives you less freedom in how you want to play missions than average linear shooter like Call of Duty.
RPG does not really mean anything anymore but if we go back to traditional conventions CP2077 fits the criteria more than Witcher 3 imho.
You've got more differences between playthroughs (character sex which influences available relationships, lifepaths that albeit disappointing are still there, quests chains that can be more easily missed, endings that are more numerous and fleshed out that the 3 of W3) and mainly WAY more diversity in gameplay choices, character builds / customisation and ways to tackle missions.
TBF I'd say that W3 falls into the "action adventure" genre while CP2077 is kind of in between, independantly of the perceived quality of both games.
TLDR you can't call W3 a RPG if you say that CP isn't one. While not as deep as expected, your V is still your own more than Geralt was.
harmny
Banned
Yeah. Cyberpunk is more of an rpg than tw3
Josemayuste
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Denton
Member
Only because they wanted to attract the GTA crowd, so they de-emphatized the RPG term on their twitter and few other places, but it's still very much an RPG - more so than Witcher 3, which everyone considers an RPG.
kuncol02
Banned
And that was their biggest mistake (except of course releasing unfinished and literally unplayable game on consoles).
