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ChopinList 12/15/20 11:45:19 PM #1:	If it is so widespread how did that slip through the reviews. --- I for one welcome our new computer overlords <cite>ChopinList posted [p:948388281] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>If it is so widespread how did that slip through the reviews. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Background_Guy 12/15/20 11:45:40 PM #2:	They were, in tons of them <cite>Background_Guy posted [p:948388289] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>They were, in tons of them </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChopinList 12/15/20 11:47:21 PM #3:	Background_Guy posted... They were, in tons of them Link to one of them --- I for one welcome our new computer overlords <cite>ChopinList posted [p:948388334] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>Background_Guy posted... </cite> <quote>They were, in tons of them</quote> Link to one of them </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darmik 12/15/20 11:48:13 PM #4:	ChopinList posted... Link to one of them https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/cyberpunk-2077-review/1900-6417622/ It also bears a mention: Cyberpunk 2077 is phenomenally buggy. I played a pre-release build that was updated during the review period, and there's a day-one patch planned as well, but the scale of technical issues is too large to reasonably expect immediate fixes. I encountered some kind of bug on every mission I went on, from more common, funnier ones like characters randomly T-posing to several complete crashes. I didn't notice much of an improvement after the update, either. In a very late-game, very important fight, the game froze on me--twice. I ended up taking a break out of frustration before attempting, and finally succeeding, the third time. These bugs, more than any game I've played in years, took me out of the experience often. Non-interactable items like cardboard boxes will explode when you interact with something next to them; UI elements will stay on-screen long after they're meant to, which is only solved by reloading a save; characters will interrupt themselves during proper dialogue sequences by repeating a throwaway line they'd say in the overworld, seriously disrupting key moments; I died once and, upon reloading my last save, found my hacking ability no longer worked, forcing me to roll back to an autosave 10 minutes prior. The list is extensive. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:948388362] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>ChopinList posted... </cite> <quote>Link to one of them</quote> https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/cyberpunk-2077-review/1900-6417622/ <quote>It also bears a mention: Cyberpunk 2077 is phenomenally buggy. I played a pre-release build that was updated during the review period, and there's a day-one patch planned as well, but the scale of technical issues is too large to reasonably expect immediate fixes. I encountered some kind of bug on every mission I went on, from more common, funnier ones like characters randomly T-posing to several complete crashes. I didn't notice much of an improvement after the update, either. In a very late-game, very important fight, the game froze on me--twice. I ended up taking a break out of frustration before attempting, and finally succeeding, the third time. These bugs, more than any game I've played in years, took me out of the experience often. Non-interactable items like cardboard boxes will explode when you interact with something next to them; UI elements will stay on-screen long after they're meant to, which is only solved by reloading a save; characters will interrupt themselves during proper dialogue sequences by repeating a throwaway line they'd say in the overworld, seriously disrupting key moments; I died once and, upon reloading my last save, found my hacking ability no longer worked, forcing me to roll back to an autosave 10 minutes prior. The list is extensive.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 12/15/20 11:49:48 PM #5:	Reviewers assume the "review copy" is an earlier and less stable build than the boxed copy. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:948388404] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>Reviewers assume the "review copy" is an earlier and less stable build than the boxed copy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Background_Guy 12/15/20 11:49:53 PM #6:	ChopinList posted... Link to one of them https://www.pcgamer.com/cyberpunk-2077-review/ <cite>Background_Guy posted [p:948388405] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>ChopinList posted... </cite> <quote>Link to one of them</quote>https://www.pcgamer.com/cyberpunk-2077-review/ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChopinList 12/15/20 11:50:13 PM #7:	Darmik posted... https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/cyberpunk-2077-review/1900-6417622/ Thanks. Looks like Jim Sterling made up that point in his Cyberpunk review. --- I for one welcome our new computer overlords <cite>ChopinList posted [p:948388413] in So why wer... [t:79178573]...</cite> <quote>Darmik posted... </cite> <quote>https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/cyberpunk-2077-review/1900-6417622/</quote> Thanks. Looks like Jim Sterling made up that point in his Cyberpunk review. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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