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It’s like No Mans Sky all over again, except with more human genitalia customization...

kbar13 6y ago
funny how cyberpunk's woes are basically the inverse of NMS lol... no man's sky's tech was mostly there, but there was no content. there's a good amount of story and voice acting in cyberpunk... but the tech to support it is extremely broken or not there.
shash7 6y ago
No Man's Sky actually aged like fine wine with the updates they pushed over time. We still have to see what happens with CP2077.
- ehsankia 6y ago
  If they do plan to milk the IP and eventually make a multiplayer for it, they need first to salvage this. I think I heard that they won't be planning the MP until 2022 or 2023, so I assume they'll be spending the next year at least fixing this up before working on the MP.
  - gogopuppygogo 6y ago
    If it's like Witcher 3 they will sell expansion packs to further monetize CP2077. I wouldn't hate this. I loved Witcher 3.
Hamuko 6y ago
No Man's Sky has actually won a bunch of awards for an "ongoing game" now, most recently winning Best Ongoing Game at the Game Awards 2020, so maybe there's hope for Cyberpunk 2077 if they follow the same trajectory.
- torbital 6y ago
  First time looking at Cyberpunk 2077 stuff online, after having just beaten the game at ~50 hrs. Super surprised it's not being praised, it's certainly the best game singe-player I've ever played. I can't believe the reaction I am seeing.
  - MacsHeadroom 6y ago
    Part of the reason is that it wasn't supposed to be a "beat the game" (linear) game in the first place. It was marketed as primarily "open world" with a largely optional main quest line. The problem is, if you play it that way (ignoring the main quests) it's pretty boring and repetitive real quick. Skyrim, GTA V, and Breath of the Wild set the bar for open world games and CP2077 was marketed as pushing the bar. It did not.
Der_Einzige 6y ago
You can't fix this game like you can NMS though.

funny how cyberpunk's woes are basically the inverse of NMS lol... no man's sky's tech was mostly there, but there was no content. there's a good amount of story and voice acting in cyberpunk... but the tech to support it is extremely broken or not there.

shash7 6y ago

No Man's Sky actually aged like fine wine with the updates they pushed over time. We still have to see what happens with CP2077.

ehsankia 6y ago
If they do plan to milk the IP and eventually make a multiplayer for it, they need first to salvage this. I think I heard that they won't be planning the MP until 2022 or 2023, so I assume they'll be spending the next year at least fixing this up before working on the MP.
- gogopuppygogo 6y ago
  If it's like Witcher 3 they will sell expansion packs to further monetize CP2077. I wouldn't hate this. I loved Witcher 3.

Hamuko 6y ago

No Man's Sky has actually won a bunch of awards for an "ongoing game" now, most recently winning Best Ongoing Game at the Game Awards 2020, so maybe there's hope for Cyberpunk 2077 if they follow the same trajectory.

torbital 6y ago
First time looking at Cyberpunk 2077 stuff online, after having just beaten the game at ~50 hrs. Super surprised it's not being praised, it's certainly the best game singe-player I've ever played. I can't believe the reaction I am seeing.
- MacsHeadroom 6y ago
  Part of the reason is that it wasn't supposed to be a "beat the game" (linear) game in the first place. It was marketed as primarily "open world" with a largely optional main quest line. The problem is, if you play it that way (ignoring the main quests) it's pretty boring and repetitive real quick. Skyrim, GTA V, and Breath of the Wild set the bar for open world games and CP2077 was marketed as pushing the bar. It did not.

Der_Einzige 6y ago

You can't fix this game like you can NMS though.