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This game has numerous issues, even on PC. The menu UX is horrendous, there are numerous ridiculous bugs concerning characters T-posing, clipping through world

This game has numerous issues, even on PC. The menu UX is horrendous, there are numerous ridiculous bugs concerning characters T-posing, clipping through world geometry, animations failing to play or have key objects characters are supposed to interact with floating in random places. These taken together make the game seem like a sloppy mess, regardless of how much money they appear to have poured into the rendering pipeline. The fact that the game is such a disaster on current gen consoles should not be excused when a game’s production cycle has predominantly been during those consoles existence. Why are we letting companies off the hook when they advertise a product and fail to deliver, because we perceive that hardware as being unable to handle it? Rockstar has excelled at launching games of a similar complexity across multiple console generations. GTAV ran on hardware 2 generations old so let’s not pretend that this is out of reach for a AAA developer with hundreds of staff. I have little sympathy for a major developer and publisher failing to live up to the hype that they created or courted, and leaned into up until a disastrous release.

traveler01 6y ago
I played for 35 hours and I haven't noticed that much issues and some glitches even make me laugh. Meanwhile in Watch Dogs Legion Microsoft Store went against their policy to give me a refund because the game was basically unplayable. But for some reason I don't see the media doing all this chatter (and Watch Dogs Legion was presented as one of the next gen games...) I mean, they basically failed on the most basic feature of a game: the saving system. Game plain failed to save, had no save game button or whatsoever costing me 6 hours of gameplay or even more. Imagine getting back to a game and finding out you lost all your progress. Meanwhile in Cyberpunk 2077 it's the ocasional bug here and there, but nothing game breaking like the crybabies are saying.
- lighthazard 6y ago
  > Microsoft Store against their policy to give me a refund because the game was basically unplayable They went against their refund policy? What was the reason? As for the game, I'm personally having fun with the main and side quests. Unfortunately, that's really all there is to the game and it feels like an Outerworlds-like game. If the cost of this game was 50% cheaper, I would definitely not be complaining. Still, it's sad to see that vehicles are all the same (except the ones you own yourself) and losing assets when looking away is always immersion breaking.
  - traveler01 6y ago
    Game had a bug in PC and Xbox Series X where it basically failed to save the game progress after 20 minutes. I had 10 operators even a hitman and lost all my progress. Took Ubisoft a month to solve this bug and the game was advertised as next gen optimized and they couldn't even get this right... But yeah, people apparently only get mad about Cyberpunk having lower performance on last gen consoles... Someday people will get angry because their i3 + 1050 GTX can't run games on ultra.
- DennisAleynikov 6y ago
  I have the experience you are describing except with the opposite game. I have sunk like 80 hours into Watch Dogs Legion and it is entirely bug free there's nothing remotely game-breaking about Watchdogs Legion.

traveler01 6y ago

I played for 35 hours and I haven't noticed that much issues and some glitches even make me laugh. Meanwhile in Watch Dogs Legion Microsoft Store went against their policy to give me a refund because the game was basically unplayable. But for some reason I don't see the media doing all this chatter (and Watch Dogs Legion was presented as one of the next gen games...) I mean, they basically failed on the most basic feature of a game: the saving system. Game plain failed to save, had no save game button or whatsoever costing me 6 hours of gameplay or even more. Imagine getting back to a game and finding out you lost all your progress. Meanwhile in Cyberpunk 2077 it's the ocasional bug here and there, but nothing game breaking like the crybabies are saying.

lighthazard 6y ago
> Microsoft Store against their policy to give me a refund because the game was basically unplayable They went against their refund policy? What was the reason? As for the game, I'm personally having fun with the main and side quests. Unfortunately, that's really all there is to the game and it feels like an Outerworlds-like game. If the cost of this game was 50% cheaper, I would definitely not be complaining. Still, it's sad to see that vehicles are all the same (except the ones you own yourself) and losing assets when looking away is always immersion breaking.
- traveler01 6y ago
  Game had a bug in PC and Xbox Series X where it basically failed to save the game progress after 20 minutes. I had 10 operators even a hitman and lost all my progress. Took Ubisoft a month to solve this bug and the game was advertised as next gen optimized and they couldn't even get this right... But yeah, people apparently only get mad about Cyberpunk having lower performance on last gen consoles... Someday people will get angry because their i3 + 1050 GTX can't run games on ultra.
DennisAleynikov 6y ago
I have the experience you are describing except with the opposite game. I have sunk like 80 hours into Watch Dogs Legion and it is entirely bug free there's nothing remotely game-breaking about Watchdogs Legion.