Who does nightclubs better? Starfield or Cyberpunk 2077?

[a sentient mcnugget]

What's your take on this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws0ufhrgWJw

[Emphoise]

Duno about cp2077 but one thing missing in the astral lounge in SF is people queuing at the entrance. That would instantly make it more immersive (like for the afterlife in omega in ME2)

[Torenn]

Omega was my first night club experience in a game that gave me, as the girls on Milf Manor say, 'coochie tingles.'

[Wrinkly]

CP2077 did everything better

[Starbug]

Originally posted by Wrinkly:

CP2077 did everything better

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

[Inquisitor Firebrand]

really starfield has the butthead dancers from the fifth element who thought that was good?

[a sentient mcnugget]

"This place is insane!"
"Hahaha ha!"

So cringy.

[Ihateeverybody]

Originally posted by Starbug:

Originally posted by Wrinkly:

CP2077 did everything better

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

In alot of ways it's true though. There are alot of similarties between the games "Structures" (Using this in a design metaphor).

Starfield does some things better as well.

Because CP2077 had those 3 years I would give the current game status tag better to them. Talk to me in 2 and a half years and I may change who is better.

[vonbleak]

GTA5

[Bigfoot Surfer]

Originally posted by put dispenser here:

What's your take on this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws0ufhrgWJw

video is very fun and shows the fun and the boring club. Starfield needs more pop

[dave46563]

Judge for yourself. I'm purely in 2077 here

[dave46563]

Originally posted by Starbug:

Originally posted by Wrinkly:

CP2077 did everything better

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

It's what they do AFTER to get players back. Retention is far more important. No Man's Sky learned their lesson after a hideous launch. Look at it now. Not my kind of game, but NMS devs do listen and they put things right.

[A. Silvermane]

Like the creators of the Astrial Lounge I've never been to a Night Club. Even so I can tell the one in SF sucks. You cant even dance.

[SerraShaar]

Mass effect did it better. The AfterLife club on Omega still rule.

In Starfield, while the design is good, the music is bland. Too slow.

[Wrinkly]

Originally posted by Starbug:

Originally posted by Wrinkly:

CP2077 did everything better

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

Originally posted by Ihateeverybody:

Originally posted by Starbug:

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

In alot of ways it's true though. There are alot of similarties between the games "Structures" (Using this in a design metaphor).

Starfield does some things better as well.

Because CP2077 had those 3 years I would give the current game status tag better to them. Talk to me in 2 and a half years and I may change who is better.

I played CP2077 at launch with a 3080/3770k using max settings including pshyco RT at 1440p and had a great time. I feel you maybe thinking of the console version that was pulled, a version that no one here should care about.

[Starbug]

Originally posted by Wrinkly:

Originally posted by Starbug:

Always a sign of quality when your game gets removed from shelves for being hideously broken and needs three years to get good.

Originally posted by Ihateeverybody:

In alot of ways it's true though. There are alot of similarties between the games "Structures" (Using this in a design metaphor).

Starfield does some things better as well.

Because CP2077 had those 3 years I would give the current game status tag better to them. Talk to me in 2 and a half years and I may change who is better.

I played CP2077 at launch with a 3080/3770k using max settings including pshyco RT at 1440p and had a great time. I feel you maybe thinking of the console version that was pulled, a version that no one here should care about.

It's worth remembering and mentioning Cyberpunks disastrous launch.