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I’ve been playing it through Stadia (wanted to try out Stadia and Cyberpunk at the same time) and I agree people are hating on the game seemingly way out of pr

I’ve been playing it through Stadia (wanted to try out Stadia and Cyberpunk at the same time) and I agree people are hating on the game seemingly way out of proportion. It’s definitely buggy, I had to restart at one point because the game refused to allow me to reload in the middle of a fight, but claiming it’s fraud or “unplayable” is hyperbole. I think people just got way too excited about from having nothing to do during this pandemic and then ended up really disappointed. I empathize with that but I don’t know, it’s a $60 game. That’s like four movies. I’ve enjoyed it more than the last four movies I’ve watched for sure.

dindresto 6y ago
Also I spent more time on it than on four movies already, and I'm far from finished.
uep 6y ago
I think one could randomly choose a Betheseda or Ubisoft release, and have a similar level of bugs. I also played it through Stadia, because Google was having really good deals on Stadia. The first month was free (through a Google Music promotion), and buying Cyberpunk for $50 got you a Chromecast Ultra. I have actually been pleasantly surprised by how good the Stadia experience is.
kissickas 6y ago
You're playing on literally the most playable platform there is (the game is even less buggy on Stadia than on latest-gen consoles).
- outworlder 6y ago
  That's very curious given that on Stadia it's a Linux port.
  - valzam 6y ago
    I don't think it's all that surprising: - The PC version is by far the most playable - CDPR games haved worked well on Linux through proton in the past - Stadia targets are very narrow set of hardware and I would assume Google added a couple of patches to make sure it plays well. You probably still get the logic bugs that you see in all platforms but from everything I have seen it seems like once the games passes a "performance threshold" the graphics hold up pretty well.
maccard 6y ago
Have you seen the game played on a base PS4? [0] is a timestamp to skip the beginning of a digital foundry video. It's really not in a good place. [0] https://youtu.be/C5pHpQqhmR4?t=160 https://youtu.be/C5pHpQqhmR4?t=160
- krzyk 6y ago
  So why there are so many PS4 players that play and enjoy it? Look in the comments here.

dindresto 6y ago

Also I spent more time on it than on four movies already, and I'm far from finished.

uep 6y ago

I think one could randomly choose a Betheseda or Ubisoft release, and have a similar level of bugs. I also played it through Stadia, because Google was having really good deals on Stadia. The first month was free (through a Google Music promotion), and buying Cyberpunk for $50 got you a Chromecast Ultra. I have actually been pleasantly surprised by how good the Stadia experience is.

kissickas 6y ago

You're playing on literally the most playable platform there is (the game is even less buggy on Stadia than on latest-gen consoles).

outworlder 6y ago
That's very curious given that on Stadia it's a Linux port.
- valzam 6y ago
  I don't think it's all that surprising: - The PC version is by far the most playable - CDPR games haved worked well on Linux through proton in the past - Stadia targets are very narrow set of hardware and I would assume Google added a couple of patches to make sure it plays well. You probably still get the logic bugs that you see in all platforms but from everything I have seen it seems like once the games passes a "performance threshold" the graphics hold up pretty well.

maccard 6y ago

Have you seen the game played on a base PS4? [0] is a timestamp to skip the beginning of a digital foundry video. It's really not in a good place. [0] https://youtu.be/C5pHpQqhmR4?t=160 https://youtu.be/C5pHpQqhmR4?t=160

krzyk 6y ago
So why there are so many PS4 players that play and enjoy it? Look in the comments here.