Best game I've played since Skyrim!!!

[daveyfunk]

Obviously games are subjective, but I've struggled to find a game that gave me that same feeling that Skyrim gave me. That sense of wanting to explore because of how the world lives around you. People will look at graphics and other aspects, but how immersive a game feels is what keeps bringing me back.

Immersion, again, can be subjective and for me it's not only about the world but the freedom in which a game allows you to play. The magic behind Skyrim was it's diversity in playstyle and Cyberpunk does that just as well!!!

I'm only early on in my playthrough but like Skyrim, this game is much more than a game and it's an experience and feels like an adventure

That said, this game HAS to serve as a lesson to devs as a whole to allow time to get a game right!!! I've delayed buying the game because of my moral views that they simply lied and the game was a shambles at release, but the state of thee game now is surely one that deserves it's place among the greatest ever? With that point being made, it's almost a shame to think it's still a commercial success as the only time lessons will truly be learned is when it hurts greedy pockets

[GoldInfinit7]

It was also a great game even at launch. You just had to deal with some technical issues and if you had it installed on SSD at launch it wasn’t that bad. The game and story didn’t change much.

Not considering Dogtown content you’re basically playing the same content that has always been there it’s just much less likely now for you to get glitches and crashes, they added updated user interface, made some tweaks, and added conveniences and shortcuts.

[Thrasher]

for me the only games that have really satisfied my itch since skyrim has been botw elden ring and cyberpunk. every other open world game just feels boring

[Coffee Addict]

try red dead redemption 2 next

[Elvi]

As I'm redownloading it yet again... Yeah.

Honestly tho, I played day-1, it was not that bad. Not on decent PC anyway. Completely dead on last gen consoles tho. They should've never tried to release it there, it was just a lie.

A lot of improvements since then, quite massive in fact, gameplay andperformance wise, but still, the release wasn't as bad as people say, aside fro the consoles. Obviously it's not cool to screw thousandsof people, but I'm just saying that if you had the hardware, it's was pretty good even on release.

[Duke Of Death PT]

Then your standards must be that low. No matter what, the game will never be what we were promised. All those cool features will never be added.

It's still a crappy looter shooter, driving still feels as if vehicles are skatting on ice, barely any RPG choices (why is it still labeled like that on the Steam Store as such when CDPR itself admitted that it's not an RPG is beyond me) and the story is mid.

It's nothing compared to Kingdom Come Deliverance

[Frid]

Originally posted by Coffee Addict:

try red dead redemption 2 next

Indeed, characters and writing is equally intelligent in both games. might aswell try RDR2.

[Sanquin]

Originally posted by Voodoojedizin:

You're moral values? lol
You know Bethesda spread just as much BS about Skyrim and they also cut out a lot of scenes and quests some of those you can find on Nexus mods.

And they spread the same BS in the fallout series of games which they also cut out quest and spread out a few fantasy videos that made the games look better than they came out.

In fact there are very few games and I do mean very, very, few games that don't spread a lot of BS that never comes true. Almost every game is overhyped, And dozens of non in game videos are made that never show the actual game that's also called BS.

Also if Skyrim is your top of the bar game, you haven't played a lot of games.

You do make good points, but the fact still remains that Skyrim scratches a certain itch that very, VERY few games do. There's honestly no true comparison to "the skyrim experience" esxept for Fallout 3 and 4, which were made by the same studio.

Sure there are plenty of games out there that do certain aspects far better. Combat, exploration, magic, quests...they can all be far better in other games. But Skyrim still had that great combination of all of them that made gamers in general come back to it time and time again. You could deny this all you want, but the statistics would prove you wrong if you do.

[N00B]

Originally posted by daveyfunk:

Obviously games are subjective, but I've struggled to find a game that gave me that same feeling that Skyrim gave me. That sense of wanting to explore because of how the world lives around you. People will look at graphics and other aspects, but how immersive a game feels is what keeps bringing me back.

Immersion, again, can be subjective and for me it's not only about the world but the freedom in which a game allows you to play. The magic behind Skyrim was it's diversity in playstyle and Cyberpunk does that just as well!!!

I'm only early on in my playthrough but like Skyrim, this game is much more than a game and it's an experience and feels like an adventure

That said, this game HAS to serve as a lesson to devs as a whole to allow time to get a game right!!! I've delayed buying the game because of my moral views that they simply lied and the game was a shambles at release, but the state of thee game now is surely one that deserves it's place among the greatest ever? With that point being made, it's almost a shame to think it's still a commercial success as the only time lessons will truly be learned is when it hurts greedy pockets

Play a Yakuza game.
Every single game in that franchise is an infinitely better open world RPG than Cyberpunk.
Play through Yakuza Zero once and you're not coming back to Cyberpunk.

[Nar!]

Originally posted by N00B:

Play a Yakuza game.
Every single game in that franchise is an infinitely better open world RPG than Cyberpunk.
Play through Yakuza Zero once and you're not coming back to Cyberpunk.

You say that but you're still here playing Cyberpunk. haha. I'm now convinced you're a closet fan of the game. You trash it constantly, but keep coming back for more.
If I had the same opinion you did, I would have cut my burden a long time ago and forever keep it uninstalled, buried and moved on. But not you. You always jump back into Night City. It calls you. It seduces you. Admit it. You love it.

[Kai]

Play better games.

[Pieshaman]

for me red dead redemption 2 does it slightly better in how you describe it compared to skyrim, but after all patches over time cyberpunk comes really close.

[daveyfunk]

Originally posted by Duke Of Death PT:

Then your standards must be that low. No matter what, the game will never be what we were promised. All those cool features will never be added.

It's still a crappy looter shooter, driving still feels as if vehicles are skatting on ice, barely any RPG choices (why is it still labeled like that on the Steam Store as such when CDPR itself admitted that it's not an RPG is beyond me) and the story is mid.

It's nothing compared to Kingdom Come Deliverance

Strange you say KCD as that's the buggiest game I've ever played!!! I bought it early and it f*cked my monitor where the games resolution changes were fixed to your monitor and it burned my monitor. Also, the game has game breaking bugs where it bugs out depending on mission quest order. I'm hoping KCD2 is better as I liked KCD as a game...but bugs!!! My lord!!!

[daveyfunk]

Originally posted by Frid:

Originally posted by Coffee Addict:

try red dead redemption 2 next

Indeed, characters and writing is equally intelligent in both games. might aswell try RDR2.

I've played RDR2 and was too slow to me. Not sure why when you make a post people assume you've never played a game haha

[Pieshaman]

Originally posted by daveyfunk:

Originally posted by Frid:

Indeed, characters and writing is equally intelligent in both games. might aswell try RDR2.

I've played RDR2 and was too slow to me. Not sure why when you make a post people assume you've never played a game haha

I do most things on foot in cyberpunk, walking and taking it all in, I keep find new things I not seen before in previous runs.
It actually slower than on a horse in rdr2 xd

[daveyfunk]

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

Originally posted by daveyfunk:

I've played RDR2 and was too slow to me. Not sure why when you make a post people assume you've never played a game haha

I do most things on foot in cyberpunk, walking and taking it all in, I keep find new things I not seen before in previous runs.
It actually slower than on a horse in rdr2 xd

I more mean slower paced as in not as much to do. This is obviously as in design as a wild west setting will obviously have more space than in a futuristic setting. Maybe simply preference though...as most things are. RDR2 is a beautiful game, but I lost interest