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But game are very demanding for hardware. If fyou have very average PC, you will possibly get a lot graphical buggs.
I suggest buying it while it's still on sale. Less buggy than Skyrim.
I play on a 2070 super with 8gb of ram. Have all settings on ultra and still get 55-70fps. Do you have ray tracing on? 8gb of ram is definitely enough to play on high or ultra
On launch and for the following year or two, I could average about 50-60fps on high settings, no RTX
Now, I can run everything on high with RTX too at an average of 60-70, an average of 90-100 without RTX
I have a RTX 2060
CDPR fixed a large amount of stability issues and major game breaking bugs in the main quest line, which were prevalent at launch.
They've improved the game's performance overall. If you have a good system to play with, your game should generally run beautifully and maybe with only a few bumps on the road with the occasional floating debris, npcs clipping through things like doors, walls, rails or cars falling from the sky or spawning late and so forth.
They don't happen too often, at least for me.
But I am concerned with the use of the word "fixed", with these bugs still remaining in the game. It's really a matter of how much you're willing to stomach before they break your immersion.
In my 1100 hours, I can count on one hand, the times the game misbehaved and totally destroyed my immersion during a side gig, etc, where I'd just shut the game off or left it idle until I could refresh my concentration and resume. So, I'd say overall, it's not too bad.
But "fixed"? That word means something to me and I wouldn't say it's fixed.
It's MOSTLY fixed. <==
But... the game also recently received a new patch (2.13) and unfortunately, while it may have boosted performance in some areas, it also tanked performance in other areas with the introduction of more graphical errors and some more severe bugs into the game. So we're hoping to see a 2.14 that corrects these issues soon. New players who just started at 2.13 may not notice them because they have nothing to compare with prior experience, but I've been grinding this for a while now. It's very noticeable to me.
The game is absolutely great if you're into this sort of thing. But it's not a bug free experience. Just want to be clear on that. There's so much cool stuff happening that you may not notice them happening right under your nose. :)
Ty.
I run a 4080RTX with 32GB ram. Should be enough no?
Cyberpunk's 2.0 and Phantom Liberty releases reworked the majority of the game, unfortunately these reworks also introduced so many gameplay bugs that aren't gonna get fixed anymore by the looks of it as the last bug fixing patch was over half a year ago.
By bugs I'm not referring to mere visual glitches, but actual gameplay bugs like perks not working at all, perks not doing what they should, gameplay mechanics broken etc... unfortunately the game is riddled with them.
Most of these bugs are documented on the official forum[forums.cdprojektred.com]. Netrunning is especially bugged.
It's a great game, incredibly ambitious, but unfortunately left in a poor buggy state.
There are a few mods that fix an issue or two, but none that will extensively fix the numerous gameplay bugs.
It's still a phenomenal game worth experiencing, but don't expect a bug-free experience, especially if Netrunning ends up being your playstyle. It's on par with Bethesda games in terms of bugs, but without the Unofficial Community Patch to fix and improve the experience.
Go get it and have a blast :D
Fixed and very playable with your specs.