Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Update Rebuilds Its Gameplay To Make A Fantastic RPG

[Gamernyc78]

Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Update Rebuilds Its Gameplay To Make A Fantastic RPG

An all-new progression system with revamped perks, skill trees, and cyberware makes Cyberpunk 2077 worth revisiting, or jumping into for the first time.

www.gamespot.com

 

[toadsage44]

Honestly glad I haven't played this one yet. I've had it installed on my PS5 since the PS5 update launched, but I've been occupied with other things. Just cements the fact that it's best to wait to play most games because updates and complete editions almost always come out to improve the experience. I generally don't replay games, so an update like this likely wouldn't be enough to convince me to replay after an initial playthrough.

 

[KiryuRealty]

Yeah, they said a lot of things before the game’s original launch, too.

All of it was complete bullshit, as I recall…

 

[Johnic]

Yeah, they said a lot of things before the game’s original launch, too.

All of it was complete bullshit, as I recall…

I have no idea why the media has a hard-on for CDPR. Ever since the anime released it was: "Yeah, CP is back!" and "They fixed the issues now, the game is great".

They're just now adding SOME of the things they PROMISED in the initial release. We still won't have a living world, with mini games and NPCs living their own lives. And the stuff they promised, like the new police system, still has to be tested.

Can we maybe wait for release before declaring this a major victory?

 

[SLB1904]

Yeah, they said a lot of things before the game’s original launch, too.

All of it was complete bullshit, as I recall…

At this point. That doesn't matter. its free

 

[Summer Nightmares]

Anyone else founds annoying how nowadays you need to wait at least a year before you actually play the real version of a game quite a lot of times?

 

[SLB1904]

Anyone else founds annoying how nowadays you need to wait at least a year before you actually play the real version of a game quite a lot of times?

Well. Actually you are lucky. In the past broken games stayed broken forever

 

[toadsage44]

Well. Actually you are lucky. In the past broken games stayed broken forever

How often did games release broken back then, though? Seems like it happens much more frequently due to a reliance on the ability to release a patch to fix what shouldn't have been released in a broke state to begin with.

 

[SLB1904]

How often did games release broken back then, though? Seems like it happens much more frequently due to a reliance on the ability to release a patch to fix what shouldn't have been released in a broke state to begin with.

What? There were tons of broken games before even great gams like castlevania comes to mind

 

[Gamernyc78]

How often did games release broken back then, though? Seems like it happens much more frequently due to a reliance on the ability to release a patch to fix what shouldn't have been released in a broke state to begin with.

I get your point but nowadays games are wayyyyy more complex. Once 3D games came into the picture bugs and issues arose exponentially.

 

[Nym]

Anyone else founds annoying how nowadays you need to wait at least a year before you actually play the real version of a game quite a lot of times?

Wait 1 year get full game plus DLC at discount