Cyberpunk 2 is now in preproduction, CD Projekt says
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Me here just waiting to also not play the next one.
It's just another flavor of starfield but somehow so much more shittier.
Make me a game that doesn't release looking like it's a beta release. Then I may be interested.wrote on last edited by [email protected]cyberpunk has nothing to do with starfield.
largely seamless world, fun combat, hand crafted locations, good writing, good story, good and memorable characters, engaging dialogs, multiple ways to finish quests, cool vehicles, and on and on...
oh and forget forcing the player to fast travel everywhere but traveling around in cyberpunk is actually fun so i pretty much never used it in the game despite having the option.
and it looks like no one directed any part of starfield, it's literally the same as oblivion in terms of how every encounter and dialog unfolds, while starfield actually has direction and variety, well acted and performance captured interactive scenes. here's a good comparison of two similar quests involving a trade with shady people. just compare how the lines are delivered, how dynamic the scenes are, what happens when threats are involved, whether the scenes have any development, what you can see when the boxes are opened, literally everything.
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By the time Cyberpunk 2 comes out, I’ll have my own Keanu installed in my brain.
You won't get Keanu. You'll get trump
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Good. We need more dicks in video games.
hell yeah
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its not as good as they implied it would be tbh. its a nice story, with ok gameplay and not much else.
oh ill concede the world and ambiance is quite awesome though. they used good graphics in their favour pretty well at least.
I really enjoyed it and didn't experience any bugs as I waited for it to be sorted. It was also one of the rare games that held my attention long enough to finish, so that's probably why I think highly of it. Love that I'm being downvoted! I'll know not to bother contributing my opinion next time.
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I really enjoyed it and didn't experience any bugs as I waited for it to be sorted. It was also one of the rare games that held my attention long enough to finish, so that's probably why I think highly of it. Love that I'm being downvoted! I'll know not to bother contributing my opinion next time.
i meant after the bugs were fixed
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Just looking up what 'preproduction' actually means : They are in the planning stages, but they haven't started 'making' the game yet. Cyberpunk (1) development took four years.
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I don't care.
Shut up about the game.
Don't fucking say a thing about it until its like 6 months from launch.
Did they learn nothing from last time?!
You can start any time, for example ignore the news?
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Phantom Liberty was the best damn DLC ---- I've ---- ever played
Yes, dumbass, which is why I said it's the best for me, subjectively. Don't fucking reply if you're too stupid to read what I write.
I love how you've personally taken offense to everyone shitting on your precious cyberpunk in this thread. It was broken trash in 2020 and it's only slightly less trash in 2025 bud. Sorry you have poor taste.
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Let's hope they learned how to properly pace development and to handle a launch this time around.
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I love how you've personally taken offense to everyone shitting on your precious cyberpunk in this thread. It was broken trash in 2020 and it's only slightly less trash in 2025 bud. Sorry you have poor taste.
What I take offense to is incel neckbeards coming into a thread and shitting on everyone who likes something they don’t.
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What I take offense to is incel neckbeards coming into a thread and shitting on everyone who likes something they don’t.
incel neckbeards
What a blisteringly stupid thing to say, considering I'm a woman.
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incel neckbeards
What a blisteringly stupid thing to say, considering I'm a woman.
Oh, sorry for misgendering you then. I meant to say femcel neckbeard.
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I'll defend it if I want. Neither you nor anyone else gets to decide anything for me, so fuck out of here with that attitude. There's a reason you and the people who share your opinion are getting downvoted so much in this thread. That reason is people think your opinion is shit.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]That's a wild to me that you'd defend blatant greed, but to each their own I guess.
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That's a wild to me that you'd defend blatant greed, but to each their own I guess.
Nobody here has done that, and that's such a piss-poor attempt at a straw man that you frankly should be ashamed of even trying it.
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Spicy take: I hope they dump 2077's engine and go Unreal.
I recently followed this guide to try and set up "optimized" path tracing (no raster lighting, with everything raytraced) in 2077, and on my lowly RTX 3090 it runs like cold molasses. Not a chance. Raster + RT reflections is all I can manage, and it looks... good.
Meanwhile, I've also been playing Satisfactory (an Unreal Engine game from a comparatively microscopic studio), and holy moly. Unreal Engine's dynamic lighting looks scary good. Like, I get light bounces and reflections and everything, and it runs at like quadruple the FPS in hilariously complex areas, again, with a fraction of the dev effort.
Cryengine in KCD2 is rather sick as well, though probably less tuned for urban landscapes.
...So why don't they save a few years and many millions, and just go with one of those instead of poorly reinventing the wheel?
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Spicy take: I hope they dump 2077's engine and go Unreal.
I recently followed this guide to try and set up "optimized" path tracing (no raster lighting, with everything raytraced) in 2077, and on my lowly RTX 3090 it runs like cold molasses. Not a chance. Raster + RT reflections is all I can manage, and it looks... good.
Meanwhile, I've also been playing Satisfactory (an Unreal Engine game from a comparatively microscopic studio), and holy moly. Unreal Engine's dynamic lighting looks scary good. Like, I get light bounces and reflections and everything, and it runs at like quadruple the FPS in hilariously complex areas, again, with a fraction of the dev effort.
Cryengine in KCD2 is rather sick as well, though probably less tuned for urban landscapes.
...So why don't they save a few years and many millions, and just go with one of those instead of poorly reinventing the wheel?
I have good news for you. The first information released on the sequel was that it's being built in unreal.
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I have good news for you. The first information released on the sequel was that it's being built in unreal.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]That's what I get for not clicking through!
Good! I can see a ton of gamers complaining about this endlessly, but switching to anything but in-house is a great move IMO.
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askldjfals;jflsad;
:::In your article it talks about how performance was bad on old consoles systems. This is where the refunds were mostly provided. ON PC, many users did not have this issue.
As you stated everyones PC is different. There's no gaslighting. You are just conflating statements.
From your article:
“Despite good reviews on PC, the console version of Cyberpunk 2077 did not meet the quality standard we wanted it to meet,”
Your statement directly conflict with the article you shared.
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Nobody here has done that, and that's such a piss-poor attempt at a straw man that you frankly should be ashamed of even trying it.
You literally are....? I'm shitting on CDPR for their greed and you're saying it's your choice to support them.
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You literally are....? I'm shitting on CDPR for their greed and you're saying it's your choice to support them.
Just a note, saying “literally” does not, in fact, make something true. Nor am I responsible for your inability to comprehend what you read.
