Even with the bugs, I knew this game was special. While its outer layers did have issues like the t posing and the occasional crashes that didn't take anything away from its core. The music, the voice acting, the lore, the atmosphere, the character designs, and even the references we all on point. This and the great anime that came out is why people still talk about this game. Plus, the 2.0 patch version fixed the bugs and upped the cool factor.
Hell yeah! Dude I remember that on launch day, I was like damn the voice acting is so on point. I wish I could go back to launch day haha. How many hours do you have on it? Have u played phantom liberty?
@DylanSwitzerland I have over 100 hours on it. It's one of my favorite games. And I'm halfway through Phantom Liberty. So far, it's been a great addition to the game.
For me it's the artstyle, everything feels coherent and very 80's. Its almost a look to the future with 80's nostalgia glasses on. Kusanagi looks like bike from Megazone 23, police/security mechs looks like cousins to ED 209, cars are "blocky" and "angular" even flat screens look "fat", and on top of that the city itself look like its ripped straight out of 80's cyberpunk anime.
I clicked on your video bc I felt the same. I couldn't quite explane why this is but I think it's bc I grew up with this kind of movies about the future that had cyberpunk elements. It's like they imagined a future like this in the 80s and early 90s. I fantasized about it as a kid. And now I walk through some areas and missions in the game and it's like I was there before.
That's sick, it feels so familiar yet we haven't really been in a setting like this in real life. CB seems like the first to make something so immersive like this, I can only imagine what CB 2 is going to be like, also thank you for clicking on my video, that means a lot to me.
I think one of the reasons why the game can feel nostalgic to so many is because........the game IS what everyone THINKS of when you think of the term Cyberpunk. Just like FACE VALUE, the common public conception of cyberpunk? That's what this game gives us and it is the first game to do so to such a immersive level. You walk out into Night City and feel like you've been here before and you kind of have, just like, only in your imagination every time you watched Bladerunner or read Burning Chrome.
@@itsdantaylor yo, this is a great comment! I never thought of it or looked at it that way. This really is the first time we’re able to get something like this on a grand level. This couldn’t have been done on PS2 or PS3/360. And yes FACE VALUE, it gives you everything you think of when you hear the term cyberpunk!
I like everything related to voodoo boys, esp. OST. My favorite moment in CP2077 is when V climbs out of ice bath in the crypt and starts fighting Maman Brigitte. The entire quest line of voodoo is like a numbered part of the Matrix, like it.
Oh yeah I forgot about that part! I'm gonna pay attention to the OST on that part after coming out the ice bath, currently on my 3rd playthrough right now!
Choom, I wanna take a second to thank you for making this absolute gem of a video. You’ve put to words what so many people felt but couldn’t articulate. Magnificent work!! 😁
I must say, the bugs and glitches on release did make me stay away. I also didnt have the time to jump into a massive world like this . Well I just started playing it 2 weeks ago for the first time and I've been so in love with the world they created. I have never been as immersed in a game like I have with Cyberpunk. So much that I binge watched Edgerunners without even finishing the game yet. Im currently 63 hrs in, in a relationship with Panam and im in NO hurry to start the last mission. Im taking my sweat time with all the side missions and gigs because i dont know when I'll have this feeling again while playing a game for the first time. I will be playing Phantom Liberty immediately after .
@@SnazzyPuke omg, I damn near teared up reading this because I’m so happy people are still experiencing this game for the first time! DONT STSRT THE LAST MISSION, get super deep into this world, learn the trauma team lore 👀 omg I cannot wait for you to finish the game and play phantom liberty! So far what’s your favorite part about the game?
@DylanSwitzerland there are so many things I already love about the game but if I would have to condense em into one word it would be the ATMOSPHERE. Like, the world feels alive and lived in. The NPCs feel like actual people, the dialog sounds like real conversations and the emotional moments hit! The gameplay is also incredible and the soundtrack, omg the soundtrack is out of this world!
@@DylanSwitzerland i have limited internet in my country and couldn't afford a larger internet package when cyberpunk came out, plus i had a gaming laptop but its from 2017 so i didnt know if i could really play it. got a desktop gaming pc built in october 2024 with a 4070 S & 2k screen (my laptop was 1080p 1060 gpu) and first thing i did was download and play this game, now it's an all time favourite even though i havent even completed it yet lmao the funny part is i stil remember when it came out bc my entiire twitter timeline was talking abt it and i watched disappointment in real time lmao (i used to be on that app 24/7 rip) so i still feel nostalgic about that in a way hahah
My first experience with this game, I’ll never forget. It gives me the same feeling I get when I played GTA V all those years ago. Gonna replay it very very soon. Despite the hate train it received I’m so glad it’s getting its well deserved flowers
@@Yodulz Thank you! I love music and make music so whenever I cover music in a gaming video, I try to make sure I do it in a way where people can resonate! Glad you liked the video too, thanks again!
I 1st started playing this game around late October 2024, so not too long ago. Still at it now, I just can't move away from it ~ some folks ask me "you still not done with that yet?" And I'm like, nope, cause some days I just feel like driving around listening to radio songs, see how a new car steers, etc. I find the gameplay pretty damn good too , perks are high impact and drastically alter how you'll approach the game, and can create some wild synergies between your build, your cyberware & your weapons - like I'm running this (mostly) non-lethal playthrough and it's very diff from how I approach the game like that vs how I approach it with a say, pyromania centered "burn it all!" build.
I didn't know anything about this game until 2020. Then, hearing about it being delayed again and again after about the 3rd time, I literally said, "This game is either not ready or meh." I didn't play the game until 2022? 2023? And I absolutely love it. It's literally one of the first games I got for the ps5 I got in 2024
@@Sivil_Fjell That’s such a great way to experience the game tbh, seeing it like over and over again, and then picking it up and realizing like “wait, this game is actually super fun” I had it on PC but it was also the first game I got when I got my PS5 in 2023!
I absolutely loved this video! I get that same feeling of nostalgia when I play the game nowadays, I just was never really able to pinpoint why, kinda chalked it up to being some impact covid had on me for the longest time. I got the game for my Xbox one from my grandmother about a year after launch, at the time I was like just turning 15 I think, I remember being so excited for the launch after obsessing over all the trailers for a few months prior and then being immeasurably concerned when I heard about all the bugs. Nonetheless I powered through the story of the game, and loved what it was trying to be, and all the good moments it had. Especially the soundtrack, I rocked never fade away. Edgerunners was what really brought me back though, I adore that anime with all of my heart. Just started Persona 3 Reload recently as well! Please make some more videos about Cyberpunk, and other stuff in general! The gushing about the small things is appreciated, thats what all makes the game so great and re-playable, I had to buy it a second time for the DLC on a new console later, and playing it now when im 18 just feels like synth-noodle soup for the soul, worth it.
Omg you had such a memorable moment playing this for the first time I love that! The nostalgia really kicks in on the soundtrack for me! Also have you played Phantom Liberty?! And thank you for appreciating me nerd out about the small things, I’m a GEEK for music and video games! I plan on creating more cyberpunk content! Super happy you enjoyed the video!
@DylanSwitzerland yes! Phantom Liberty is great, the soundtrack continuously gets better and better as you progress through the story as it culminates, at least to me, and the story it tells is such a banger too. Need to make a video about your time playing it once you do!
I have been flat out refusing to play Cyberpunk due to the mixed reviews … don’t want to waste my time But your intro convinced me to give it a shot … I’ll play it and watch this afterwards ❤
Thank you! Look, I honestly think you’re going to enjoy it, the intro for the game itself is such a good way to get you ready for what comes ahead. I’m glad this made you wanna pick it up and give it a try!
Cyberpunk is literally my favorite game ever made. I’m 100%ing it right now actually. I have over 600+ hours in this game. Gaurantee it’s not a waste of time. Experience that city. Watch the news programs. Do all the side quests. Watch build videos on RUclips. There’s nothing else like this game. My biggest criticism in the game is the cyberware capacity shard lock at high levels. You’ll get to that hurdle eventually but it’s a pain in the ass that they refuse to rework. I have over 100 hrs in my current play through and still can’t max out cyberware capacity. That’s annoying af. Other than that though games perfect imo.
What's interesting for me is I remember playing on a Xbox one s, but I never had any of these game breaking glitches. However, my Xbox crashed every 30 minutes to an hour without fail, but I loved the game so much that it didn't matter to me. I think I completed around 70% before I gave it up. After the 1.4 update dropped I finally beat the game. They put 60 fps on console and by that time I had the xbox series s so the game was running like a dream in comparison to launch. Cyberpunk is the only game I've bought twice in my life. I got myself a beefy gaming laptop and playing it on the 2.2 update with maxed out settings at 60-80 frames, makes it feels like an entirely new game. I can't put it down. I think it's my favorite game of all time!
I'm happy that you didn't have those crazy experiences at launch! This is in my top 10 of all time to be honest. Every once in awhile I gotta come back and play it again. Have you played Phantom Liberty yet?
Great video, thanks. I had the game pre-ordered and I was seriously trying to have fun with it at release, but those crashes... But with 1.2 it was finally playable, and what a ride it was. And again, and again. 🙂 I have > 500 hours in the game and still discover new stuff that makes me go "wow".
Been playing it recently for the first time. When it first came out i was knee deep in rdr2 and rdro, that being said i also just started witcher 3 and im in love! But im so glad im finally playing Cyberpunk!! Plan to stream it and just...treat it like a life sim. I play on xbox so no mods but its a fun challenge. I honestly wait for Orion!
I had it since launch, but couldn't play because my PC couldn't handle it. I only played it LAST SUMMER (new pc), and it ALREADY feels nostalgic to me when I play it now lmao
@@MrArnyek11 I appreciate you for doing that, means the world to me haha, also really glad that you liked the video enough and you want it to Blow up, thank you!
Cyberpunk on launch was wonderful for all the wrong reasons. I've always said that I would rather something be an entertaining dumpster fire than to be boring and nothing topped exploiting it's glitches and sering some goofy bullshit go off unprompted. And nothing makes me happier than to see it on the opposite side of the spectrum all polished and beautiful because the main story was always worth being told
@@Reshiram793 oh yes, that’s one thing I can say about launch day, MAN this game had such a banger story on launch. I loved the story so much and that’s kind of what made up for all the bugs and glitches for me!
13:24 Why am i blushing lol. I can only imagine how wildly successful it would have been if it was released like 2.0 version. 30M currently that's nothing.
Freaking love this game! I just finished another run last night on the full game including Phantom Librity beginning to end. I think the pandemic actually helped them. So many people tried it and was talking about it. They where smart to jump right it to fix everything. But damn it could've went even harder if it was right from the jump.
@@BigWoodzCBCL nice, coming off a fresh FULL play through! I can only imagine what it would’ve been like if it was ready to go on launch day. Cyberpunk 2 should be basically perfect if CD project red learned anything from this release.
I remember hearing about all the problems and then watching my favorite gamers here on YT play with nearly no issues (gamers like Welonz). So I bought it on Steam, played with my mid-tier AMD pc and had zero crashes, I only had to reload once because Jackie wouldn't proceed through a map, and I saw maybe a handful of goofy glitches (no more than most huge open world games I've played) Since then I've racked up 1068 hours over 4 playthrus which is 10 times more hours than any other game I've ever played.
For me it's not nostalgia. It is both existential dread and catharsis. Dread that our timeline will become too similar, through fascism people will die, get disillusioned, states and institutions will lose control in the long run, then the corporations will take over, the public order will suffer, people roaming free to wipe out anyone who they don't like will become a normal thing, meanwhile every aspect of human life will both be commercialized and technologized, family bonds will shatter, corporate and gang allegiance will replace it fully. Why? Because that is the dominant, stronger social order. Not a better one, not a more liveable one. But one that will gain the absolute military victory at the end of the 21st century.
Graphics ugly with tons of makeup. Gameplay far cry slop. Main narrative cringe Mary sue. Writing and ending 5/5 Wouldn't really recommend people suffer through it, unless they appreciate good writing a lot
It just hit Overwhelmingly positive on steam, that mean 95% of people recently liked it.
You gotta play Phantom Liberty, it’s amazing
Dude, play Phantom Liberty stat! It's sooo well written. You'll likely shed a few tears at its end.
My best friend said he damn near cried towards the ending!
Even with the bugs, I knew this game was special. While its outer layers did have issues like the t posing and the occasional crashes that didn't take anything away from its core. The music, the voice acting, the lore, the atmosphere, the character designs, and even the references we all on point. This and the great anime that came out is why people still talk about this game. Plus, the 2.0 patch version fixed the bugs and upped the cool factor.
Hell yeah! Dude I remember that on launch day, I was like damn the voice acting is so on point. I wish I could go back to launch day haha. How many hours do you have on it? Have u played phantom liberty?
@DylanSwitzerland I have over 100 hours on it. It's one of my favorite games. And I'm halfway through Phantom Liberty. So far, it's been a great addition to the game.
For me it's the artstyle, everything feels coherent and very 80's. Its almost a look to the future with 80's nostalgia glasses on. Kusanagi looks like bike from Megazone 23, police/security mechs looks like cousins to ED 209, cars are "blocky" and "angular" even flat screens look "fat", and on top of that the city itself look like its ripped straight out of 80's cyberpunk anime.
I clicked on your video bc I felt the same. I couldn't quite explane why this is but I think it's bc I grew up with this kind of movies about the future that had cyberpunk elements. It's like they imagined a future like this in the 80s and early 90s. I fantasized about it as a kid. And now I walk through some areas and missions in the game and it's like I was there before.
That's sick, it feels so familiar yet we haven't really been in a setting like this in real life. CB seems like the first to make something so immersive like this, I can only imagine what CB 2 is going to be like, also thank you for clicking on my video, that means a lot to me.
I think one of the reasons why the game can feel nostalgic to so many is because........the game IS what everyone THINKS of when you think of the term Cyberpunk. Just like FACE VALUE, the common public conception of cyberpunk? That's what this game gives us and it is the first game to do so to such a immersive level. You walk out into Night City and feel like you've been here before and you kind of have, just like, only in your imagination every time you watched Bladerunner or read Burning Chrome.
@@itsdantaylor yo, this is a great comment! I never thought of it or looked at it that way. This really is the first time we’re able to get something like this on a grand level. This couldn’t have been done on PS2 or PS3/360. And yes FACE VALUE, it gives you everything you think of when you hear the term cyberpunk!
one of the best games i’ve ever played. I feel bad for people who refuse to play it because of the launch
Honestly, same. I'm so happy I got to experience it at launch tbh, I wouldn't change a thing at all.
Man, dropped another banger!
I like everything related to voodoo boys, esp. OST. My favorite moment in CP2077 is when V climbs out of ice bath in the crypt and starts fighting Maman Brigitte. The entire quest line of voodoo is like a numbered part of the Matrix, like it.
Oh yeah I forgot about that part! I'm gonna pay attention to the OST on that part after coming out the ice bath, currently on my 3rd playthrough right now!
Choom, I wanna take a second to thank you for making this absolute gem of a video. You’ve put to words what so many people felt but couldn’t articulate. Magnificent work!! 😁
I must say, the bugs and glitches on release did make me stay away. I also didnt have the time to jump into a massive world like this . Well I just started playing it 2 weeks ago for the first time and I've been so in love with the world they created. I have never been as immersed in a game like I have with Cyberpunk. So much that I binge watched Edgerunners without even finishing the game yet. Im currently 63 hrs in, in a relationship with Panam and im in NO hurry to start the last mission. Im taking my sweat time with all the side missions and gigs because i dont know when I'll have this feeling again while playing a game for the first time. I will be playing Phantom Liberty immediately after .
@@SnazzyPuke omg, I damn near teared up reading this because I’m so happy people are still experiencing this game for the first time! DONT STSRT THE LAST MISSION, get super deep into this world, learn the trauma team lore 👀 omg I cannot wait for you to finish the game and play phantom liberty! So far what’s your favorite part about the game?
@DylanSwitzerland there are so many things I already love about the game but if I would have to condense em into one word it would be the ATMOSPHERE. Like, the world feels alive and lived in. The NPCs feel like actual people, the dialog sounds like real conversations and the emotional moments hit! The gameplay is also incredible and the soundtrack, omg the soundtrack is out of this world!
@@DylanSwitzerland i have limited internet in my country and couldn't afford a larger internet package when cyberpunk came out, plus i had a gaming laptop but its from 2017 so i didnt know if i could really play it. got a desktop gaming pc built in october 2024 with a 4070 S & 2k screen (my laptop was 1080p 1060 gpu) and first thing i did was download and play this game, now it's an all time favourite even though i havent even completed it yet lmao
the funny part is i stil remember when it came out bc my entiire twitter timeline was talking abt it and i watched disappointment in real time lmao (i used to be on that app 24/7 rip) so i still feel nostalgic about that in a way hahah
My first experience with this game, I’ll never forget. It gives me the same feeling I get when I played GTA V all those years ago.
Gonna replay it very very soon.
Despite the hate train it received I’m so glad it’s getting its well deserved flowers
You gonna run through Phantom Liberty again?
The very first mission you do in Cyberpunk and that song 7:29 shows up .. dammmnnnn I'm locked in
Great video man, the way you covered how the music hits you, I really resonated with that!
@@Yodulz Thank you! I love music and make music so whenever I cover music in a gaming video, I try to make sure I do it in a way where people can resonate! Glad you liked the video too, thanks again!
Great video!! Subscribed and I’m waiting on that Bioshock video! 🙌🏻
Thanks for the sub! OH SHOOT NOW I GOTTA LOCK IN ON THAT! Bioshock was one of my favorite games EVER.
Still playing til today! This game is special to me cyberpunk genre always been my thing.
I'm on my 3rd play though right now as a matter of fact
Wdym you didn't play Phantom Liberty?? What are you waiting for?
@@thecaracarn6544 waiting to beat Persona 3 Reload 😭😭😭😭
I 1st started playing this game around late October 2024, so not too long ago. Still at it now, I just can't move away from it ~ some folks ask me "you still not done with that yet?" And I'm like, nope, cause some days I just feel like driving around listening to radio songs, see how a new car steers, etc. I find the gameplay pretty damn good too , perks are high impact and drastically alter how you'll approach the game, and can create some wild synergies between your build, your cyberware & your weapons - like I'm running this (mostly) non-lethal playthrough and it's very diff from how I approach the game like that vs how I approach it with a say, pyromania centered "burn it all!" build.
I didn't know anything about this game until 2020. Then, hearing about it being delayed again and again after about the 3rd time, I literally said, "This game is either not ready or meh."
I didn't play the game until 2022? 2023? And I absolutely love it. It's literally one of the first games I got for the ps5 I got in 2024
@@Sivil_Fjell That’s such a great way to experience the game tbh, seeing it like over and over again, and then picking it up and realizing like “wait, this game is actually super fun” I had it on PC but it was also the first game I got when I got my PS5 in 2023!
I absolutely loved this video! I get that same feeling of nostalgia when I play the game nowadays, I just was never really able to pinpoint why, kinda chalked it up to being some impact covid had on me for the longest time. I got the game for my Xbox one from my grandmother about a year after launch, at the time I was like just turning 15 I think, I remember being so excited for the launch after obsessing over all the trailers for a few months prior and then being immeasurably concerned when I heard about all the bugs. Nonetheless I powered through the story of the game, and loved what it was trying to be, and all the good moments it had. Especially the soundtrack, I rocked never fade away. Edgerunners was what really brought me back though, I adore that anime with all of my heart. Just started Persona 3 Reload recently as well! Please make some more videos about Cyberpunk, and other stuff in general! The gushing about the small things is appreciated, thats what all makes the game so great and re-playable, I had to buy it a second time for the DLC on a new console later, and playing it now when im 18 just feels like synth-noodle soup for the soul, worth it.
Omg you had such a memorable moment playing this for the first time I love that! The nostalgia really kicks in on the soundtrack for me! Also have you played Phantom Liberty?! And thank you for appreciating me nerd out about the small things, I’m a GEEK for music and video games! I plan on creating more cyberpunk content! Super happy you enjoyed the video!
@DylanSwitzerland yes! Phantom Liberty is great, the soundtrack continuously gets better and better as you progress through the story as it culminates, at least to me, and the story it tells is such a banger too. Need to make a video about your time playing it once you do!
Free sub, I loved this vid! Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my fav games
@@yorrikroos omg thank you for the sub!!! Same, this game is in my top 10 of all time.
I have been flat out refusing to play Cyberpunk due to the mixed reviews … don’t want to waste my time
But your intro convinced me to give it a shot … I’ll play it and watch this afterwards ❤
Thank you! Look, I honestly think you’re going to enjoy it, the intro for the game itself is such a good way to get you ready for what comes ahead. I’m glad this made you wanna pick it up and give it a try!
Cyberpunk is literally my favorite game ever made. I’m 100%ing it right now actually. I have over 600+ hours in this game. Gaurantee it’s not a waste of time. Experience that city. Watch the news programs. Do all the side quests. Watch build videos on RUclips. There’s nothing else like this game.
My biggest criticism in the game is the cyberware capacity shard lock at high levels. You’ll get to that hurdle eventually but it’s a pain in the ass that they refuse to rework. I have over 100 hrs in my current play through and still can’t max out cyberware capacity. That’s annoying af.
Other than that though games perfect imo.
I literally just complete it got a sad ending but honestly it’s pretty good story’s not bad just started my 2nd run
@ don’t fear the reaper is my head canon. It’s the “secret” ending. First ending I ever did was the panam ending and I also really like that.
you wont regret it 🔥
What's interesting for me is I remember playing on a Xbox one s, but I never had any of these game breaking glitches. However, my Xbox crashed every 30 minutes to an hour without fail, but I loved the game so much that it didn't matter to me. I think I completed around 70% before I gave it up. After the 1.4 update dropped I finally beat the game. They put 60 fps on console and by that time I had the xbox series s so the game was running like a dream in comparison to launch.
Cyberpunk is the only game I've bought twice in my life. I got myself a beefy gaming laptop and playing it on the 2.2 update with maxed out settings at 60-80 frames, makes it feels like an entirely new game. I can't put it down. I think it's my favorite game of all time!
I'm happy that you didn't have those crazy experiences at launch! This is in my top 10 of all time to be honest. Every once in awhile I gotta come back and play it again. Have you played Phantom Liberty yet?
@@DylanSwitzerland I haven't played it yet but when I get my money up I'm definitely gonna get it. More Cyberpunk is always a go for me.
Great video, thanks. I had the game pre-ordered and I was seriously trying to have fun with it at release, but those crashes... But with 1.2 it was finally playable, and what a ride it was. And again, and again. 🙂
I have > 500 hours in the game and still discover new stuff that makes me go "wow".
that song is stuck in my head, and i have had a hard time finding it
Which one?
@@DylanSwitzerland isometric air
I cannot wait to play this game for the first time
PLEASE LMK WHEN YOU DO!
Been playing it recently for the first time. When it first came out i was knee deep in rdr2 and rdro, that being said i also just started witcher 3 and im in love! But im so glad im finally playing Cyberpunk!! Plan to stream it and just...treat it like a life sim. I play on xbox so no mods but its a fun challenge. I honestly wait for Orion!
@@XQueenDollX CYBERPUNK 2 IS GONNA BE GREAT! We’ll finally get multiplayer most likely too!
Get your headphones, sit 1 meter in front of your 65 OLED Tv, lights off, path tracing on. The best fucking thing.
Amazing video choom
@Invader059 thanks choom, sending you some eddies right now 🥂
I had it since launch, but couldn't play because my PC couldn't handle it. I only played it LAST SUMMER (new pc), and it ALREADY feels nostalgic to me when I play it now lmao
I rarely ever comment, but I wanna try to boost your engagement because this video needs to blow up
@@MrArnyek11 I appreciate you for doing that, means the world to me haha, also really glad that you liked the video enough and you want it to
Blow up, thank you!
You haven’t played Phantom Liberty? Oh you are in for a show my friend.
Cyberpunk on launch was wonderful for all the wrong reasons. I've always said that I would rather something be an entertaining dumpster fire than to be boring and nothing topped exploiting it's glitches and sering some goofy bullshit go off unprompted. And nothing makes me happier than to see it on the opposite side of the spectrum all polished and beautiful because the main story was always worth being told
@@Reshiram793 oh yes, that’s one thing I can say about launch day, MAN this game had such a banger story on launch. I loved the story so much and that’s kind of what made up for all the bugs and glitches for me!
Great video
I never had a game make me form a strong emotional bond with characters like Cyberpunk 2077 did. I was actually in love with Panam 😅 down bad fr.
Because it kinda is, game came out 5 years ago.
13:24 Why am i blushing lol. I can only imagine how wildly successful it would have been if it was released like 2.0 version. 30M currently that's nothing.
@@AlokKumar-tk1ty I got the chills seeing and hearing everyone’s reaction 😤
Freaking love this game! I just finished another run last night on the full game including Phantom Librity beginning to end. I think the pandemic actually helped them. So many people tried it and was talking about it. They where smart to jump right it to fix everything. But damn it could've went even harder if it was right from the jump.
@@BigWoodzCBCL nice, coming off a fresh FULL play through! I can only imagine what it would’ve been like if it was ready to go on launch day. Cyberpunk 2 should be basically perfect if CD project red learned anything from this release.
I recently picked up cyberpunk and mate. My first play through made my 🍑 cry.
It like if Far Cry Blood Dragon and Sleeping Dogs had a baby I love it
@@kashmir2679 don’t hate me, but I’ve never played a far cry game in my life :(
@ Lmao Fr ?!?, The older ones are gold
I remember hearing about all the problems and then watching my favorite gamers here on YT play with nearly no issues (gamers like Welonz).
So I bought it on Steam, played with my mid-tier AMD pc and had zero crashes, I only had to reload once because Jackie wouldn't proceed through a map, and I saw maybe a handful of goofy glitches (no more than most huge open world games I've played)
Since then I've racked up 1068 hours over 4 playthrus which is 10 times more hours than any other game I've ever played.
the music from the heist plays on pacific dreams radio
@@Satomi-yc4fl Now I’m only going to listen to Pacific dreams radio haha
@@DylanSwitzerland it's a pretty chill station, on my first playthrough I had it play in my apartment
Man you NEED to play the dlc, i've put it off for a long time too but oh man i'd say it's arguably on par with the main story if not better !
You need to stop playing whatever crap that's preventing you from playing Phantom Liberty. It's SO DAMN GOOD.
@@DJMarcO138 I promise I’m gonna get to it 😭😭😭
You should try cloudpunk, weirdly ive felt more nostalgic with that game
You said major things missing....one Huge thing missing is mods for console like Xbox series s/x PS, they really should update this
What the song at the edgerunners part
For me it's not nostalgia. It is both existential dread and catharsis.
Dread that our timeline will become too similar, through fascism people will die, get disillusioned, states and institutions will lose control in the long run, then the corporations will take over, the public order will suffer, people roaming free to wipe out anyone who they don't like will become a normal thing, meanwhile every aspect of human life will both be commercialized and technologized, family bonds will shatter, corporate and gang allegiance will replace it fully.
Why? Because that is the dominant, stronger social order. Not a better one, not a more liveable one. But one that will gain the absolute military victory at the end of the 21st century.
Graphics ugly with tons of makeup.
Gameplay far cry slop.
Main narrative cringe Mary sue.
Writing and ending 5/5
Wouldn't really recommend people suffer through it, unless they appreciate good writing a lot