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#2  Edited By Syndrom

  • Wanting to port PlayStation 1st party game to PC, this will force most gamers to abandon PlayStation consoles as they switch to PC plus leading the PS5's hardware sales going to have a negative impact, similar to how Xbox One's sales didn't positively impact since it's first parties ported to PC on 2016.

This is such a dumb take lol.

Also contributing your list to him alone is pretty dumb as well.

What a typical dumb childish fanboi thread.

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final fantasy 7 remake, totally hated the sidestuff they used to drag out the game.

What a snoozefest.

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i just uninstalled it, my patience for it ran out. On top of that i don't think it's a very good game.

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@colourful_hippie: you're right, the white knighting is for sure from that part of the community, i'm just and old dude who has no tolerance for it :p

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@syndrom: That's a bit of an extreme take of CDPR. Most of their love comes from how dedicated they are to supporting their games for months/years on end. This game will be the same with that kind of support and will be better for it. Cyberpunk in particular is just suffering from unreasonable mountains of hype.

If there's one to thing criticize the company for its their labor practices but I can only imagine the amount of pressure being placed on CDPR as a whole due to being a publicly traded company who's share price is in absolute sync with the drip feed of news coming out about the state of the game, Cyberpunk the pinnacle example of a make or break game for these guys.

i guess, i still feel CDPR gets a pass on shit other companies don't. I find it a bit hypocritical. People seem to forget this is still a triple AAA studio with most of the shady stuff that comes with that. Sure they don't put DRM in their games and i can applaud that, but some of their takes on politics and the workethic they cultivate is just awful. The whole thing with the crunch and the way it was defended was just awfull imo. Sure the devs got payed for the extra work they had to put in, but that's just fucking normal. I really feel for the rank and file devs that work on this game, they probably are still gonna be on 6 day workweek for a while to fix the state of the game.

And again i'm not saying their bad like EA/ubisoft or anything, but they shouldn't get a pass on shit just because they support their games, that's the least they can do.

I do agree the hypemachine did this game no favors at all. I really hope i enjoy the gameplay though, that's what's gonna make or break this game for me, just like it did with the witcher.

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@efesell said:

I play too many jrpgs to begin caring about main quest urgency or what have you. It’s not even something I would have considered on my own.

i get that, but as i grow older i find it more jarring, it actively turns me off a game.

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@syndrom said:
@plan6 said:

Pour one out for the reviewers warning folks this game is a buggy, hot mess that may not be able to be fixed by a day one patch. I do not envy them right now.

it baffles me to think that CDPR sends out a build that's a buggy shitstorm for review and claims to fix alot of stuff will be fixed in a magical day one patch. Wouldn't you want to send your best version out for review?

I don't believe this magical patch will fix alot of the stuff though, and a lot of reviewers claimed they had access to a 40+ gig "day 0" patch.

From what I've seen of review though, there doesn't seem to be this massive launch day patch. The reviewers got a "day 0" one and when asked if this is what customers will play on "day 1" they said yes. It's just semantics.

yeah exactly, but a lot of people seem to still think the day 1 will fix everything wrong with the game.

This fucking behaviour has to stop, i can't believe CDPR is so beloved that alot of people defend this. 8 years of development time and 3 delays and a 40gig day one patch and the game is still a buggy mess, even after all this crunch. But somehow CDPR can do no wrong and all is well.

That's not to talk about the same old open world typical storytelling again. Save the world type of main quest that has urgency and a lot of side content that seems better than the actual main thread of the game. man.

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I listened to Jeff's take earlier today, my biggest concern is that the gameplay itself won't hold up.

I for one have never felt that gameplay held up in any of CDPR's games.

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@plan6 said:

Pour one out for the reviewers warning folks this game is a buggy, hot mess that may not be able to be fixed by a day one patch. I do not envy them right now.

it baffles me to think that CDPR sends out a build that's a buggy shitstorm for review and claims to fix alot of stuff will be fixed in a magical day one patch. Wouldn't you want to send your best version out for review?

I don't believe this magical patch will fix alot of the stuff though, and a lot of reviewers claimed they had access to a 40+ gig "day 0" patch.