also applied to C4-621 from AC6

Legit one of the best lines ever on this series.

Johnny is the best talking brain tumor.

Ngl you a literal merc so not really anytime to learn how to dance or dance in general but also I cringe anytime these companies put dancing in video games ik some ppl like it but lord if I don't literally cringe 👀👀😐😐😝😝

I mean in fairness, in first person that's about what dancing looks like to other people when you're not grinding or twerking on people

@@pacmonster066 Yep, your also a worse dancer than Shepard too, you just didn't realize it before.

@@efxnews4776 Was there any particular reason you had to clap back at me or just an ass by trade?

@@pacmonster066 I think he may have been referring to 'oneself' as opposed to you specifically. As in you're a worse dancer than you think, and so is everyone else a worse dancer than they think. Basically the average persons' dancing isn't quite as elegant they like to believe, so dancing in games looking bad isn't that unrealistic. Maybe...

Back in 2061 they tried to control the spread of disease in Night City but accidentally ended up wiping out most of the animal life not just pests, including dogs. That's why most non-cybernetic pets are so rare and are mostly imported.

First it were birds, then dogs. Actually cats put up a good fight.

@@eradaalmasi7590 Yep. Egyptians worshipped them for good reason, I guess.

You can pet the Barghest. I like giving them headpats.....with Archangel.

Guess you could say the Barghest soldiers are kinda dogs of war.

Yeah going from playing starfield to cyperpunk woooo. It's a great game

Starfield is such a flop. There is nothing to do except explore the same POIs across 1,000 planets. I huffed the hopium for 80 hours and I can't bring myself to play it anymore

@@jamesolive653 Starfield is a standard albeit more polished Bethesda game. This is actually a good thing. More polished in the sense that it's not as buggy as their usual. Bethesda games are known for being expansive canvases. Come back in a year or two and it'll be great, filled with all manner of things that no other developer would make, thanks to its moddability. That's sooner than Cyberpunk took to just clean up its act. They even have a headstart thanks to there being less stuff that modders need to actually fix, so they can focus on expanding it instead. And it'll only get better from there, for years hence.

@@ArawnOfAnnwn "the modders will make it good" is the polar opposite of a flex.

@@ArawnOfAnnwn Skyrim, oblivion, Morrowind, fallout 3, new Vegas and fallout 4 were way more immersive even without mods. For a studio like Bethesda it shouldn't be left up to modders to make their game more interesting because they half-assed the base game. It took them many years to deliver this bland and boring game that they hyped to no end as the adventure of a lifetime. They missed so many opportunities and totally dropped the ball on Starfield and it shows. I've been a Bethesda fan for decades and I know what they are capable of and this ain't it. As for modders making the game more interesting I definitely agree and I'm very excited to see what's to come from the many talented modders in the community.

Still has a few thousand bugs that CDPR ain't fixing (like 30% perks and 80% skill rewards not working), but modders are doing the work again

@@ytubestolemyhandle Skill rewards are working though?

I have played it all on 1.0 and still enjoyed it a lot. Replaying it now, and it's insanely good.

@@ytubestolemyhandle just like bg3. i kinda love bg3, but damn so many annoying bugs

@@Swifto_Sweeper no, not all of them. You have to get a mod to get all of them to work.

No more expansions for this game, phantom liberty is the only one they're doing. The next game is moving to a new engine so they are going all in on the sequel instead

Im kinda skeptical of unreal engine. RED engine looks pretty good now

Holy crap how is everybody this bad at comprehension? I have seen dozens of people think that another expansion is going to come out when they clearly stated that it is a sequel.

​@thomgizziz I get excited when I read these comments like "maybe I missed something" lol. We will probably get cosmetic dlc when the live action comes out but that's it

@@shravan1010 It's got some legacy bugs that have stuck around since version 1.0. Most obvious one that comes to mind is items in NPC's hands that become permanently attached to their hands. Hopefully the new engine will fix that

1.6 saved the game for me. I had fun and did 1 playthru for each ending.

I was lucky enough to play it on PC at release and got a nearly flawless experience. 2.0 is a great gameplay and cyberware glowup that also made crafting not suck, but the story and the characters and the city/atmosphere were ALWAYS top tier.

@@Ralathar44pc was definitely the best choice since the ps4 couldn’t handle it and then it got removed from the PlayStation store 😅

1.6 is what I needed.

@@Ralathar44 same here... my 1080 worked fine and I had only one big bug (Sitting in Panams spot while she was driving). I have now the 4090 and this graphics are insane. I guess insane for a long time from here...

1.0 was fine and you were lied to by a bunch of game journos with an agenda.

​@thomgizziz Just because someone has a different opinion than you doesn't mean they're lying.

One thing I've noticed since launch, they've patched out a lot of the nudity. Used to see naked people all over the billboards and ads. It's all pretty much gone now. So, you missed out on that.

@@TurinAlexander mods can add that back

@@TurinAlexander Well you can always stand in front of mirror without clothes and see nudity in real life.

I personally had trouble sinking my teeth into starfield and its story. I might be biased (being a ttrpg myself) but I found PL much more involved, and myself much more invested, in terms of story.

fuck no, when you play phantom liberty it'll make starfield look like a half assed B game

Take it from me, I enjoyed Starfield for what it was before coming back to Cyberpunk for Phantom Liberty, but the at the same time Starfield’s faults made me appreciate the polish Cyberpunk 2.0 now has.

Starfield....ehhh. That game feels like a time capsule.

@darcrequiem it has its issues, certainly. But I bought it in anticipation for more, so it got to jump the line after the release performance of Cyberpunk. As much as I love the Cyberpunk world and am encouraged by Phantom Liberty's reviews, I may do Baldur's Gate before I let CDPR have my money again.

It was fun 2 years ago, the problem was old consoles. That’s why the dlc and 2.0 wasn’t even released for last gen.

Yeah in terms of story, characters, side quests, the insane scope and art direction of the world and level of detail in its architecture, the atmosphere, the dark and very depressing tone of the setting, god this game made me live such an immersive and impactful experience. It's so sad to know it will always have the worst reputation when you had such an insane experience while playing it where I got so attached to this world and characters like few other games made me live

@@mordor1779 Finished it for the first time before, legit lost now lmao, gonna wait till I get a better PC so I can run everything on max with full ray tracing for my next run though, 10/10 game

​@mordor1779 100% bro idk if I could have said it better

@@calebadamu CDPRs only mistake was the release on old gen. Its an absolute dumbass decision made by investors to make a quick buck.

There really are few games who absolutely nail immersion like this one.

@@axelhopfinger533 Another one would be The Witcher 3. So yeah, CDPR's world building is definitely next level.

@@diogobfonseca Yeah, but only because they have good and expansive lore to draw from. They really always go HAM on the details though, lots of thought behind everything, especially supplemental narratives.

@@axelhopfinger533 Absolutely. No side missions felt like a waste of time nor a chore.

Took just 3 Years and a Lawsuit....

Probably because it's a spoiler

I love that people are still dredging up the idea of CDPR crunch and yet have completely forgotten about Blizzard employees. It just feels so hollow.

@@Ralathar44 I love people that can't talk about any topic with out using whataboutism. It just feels so annoying.

@@Ralathar44 they really haven’t though? Activision and blizzard are still the butt of basically every joke about crunching employees, so idk where you’re getting this from

They (mostly) fixed it. They improved it. But it still can't do the shit they lied about it doing before launch.

@@Rystefn Like what? The train system or grab in walls with mantis blades? I had look in to it and this are the only things that the trailers sort of "promised" but didn't delivered, even then, theres a lot more things that wasn't even showed in the trailers that are in the game now, things like the katana bullet deflection, the finisher moves, weaponized vehicles (alongside vehicle combat). Yeah this are just SMALL things, that either don't contribute much to the overal game or that outright broke the gameplay, is reaonable why you wouldn't have this things in the game, EVEN then if you really insist (like a cry baby) theres MODS for this sort iof stuff.

"the white woman being spotted"

Its not the cherry. Its an entirely new layer of the cake.

The 2.0 fixes really didn't do much for the game... the game pretty much feels like 1.0 with the phantom liberty story added. You got duped into believing the lie that the game was a mess because a bunch of game journos wanted more clicks. You didn't play 1.0 did you... yet here you are pretending that you did and you have seen a major improvement. You are the kind of sheep that was used to spread the initial lie because you will say anything that you feel makes you a part of the consensus and thus apart of the group.

Took just 3 Years and a Lawsuit

@@thomgizziz Calm down dude... 2.0 is different from 1.0, the entire perk system is revamped with a lot of awesome perks and abilities that didn't exist beforehand... my build was built around cold blood which isn't even in the game anymore. I absolutely love the game, but you shitting on people who are saying they enjoyed it is insufferable

A smaller map wouldn’t have changed a bit because the NPCs would still be lifeless and completely unresponsive. I mean even after 2.0 the NPCs on the streets of Cyberpunk are still less responsive than the NPCs on the streets of GTAV. It’s still sad.

​@@smilingbandit4975 True. I mean they're less responsive than NPCs from GTA3. You can't believe in this day and age, the Ai can be THAT bad!! What I mean by a smaller map may have helped is, they'd have had more time and man power to work on things that actually made the world believable. It is hugely disappointing. Everyone raves about the game, I genuinely don't why tbh. :/

I honestly liked it even at launch. Even with all the bugs you could see the great story, characters and atmosphere in the game.

I dont know what game it is but i support you❤

I second this! Please do a Terraria Honest Trailer!!!

Give this man his trailer

Because people were lied to by a bunch of game journos that used social media to convince a bunch of useful idiots to spread the lie and the dumb sheep pretended they had played the game when most of them never had. So you had the vast majority of the people that were playing the game with no issues being drowned out by a bunch of lying sheep who wanted to feel like they were with the group. A bunch of dummies got used to spread propaganda that led to people reading about the games "issues" over and over again instead of just reading the review once.

Yeah it was fine on PC. A lot of sometimes ridiculous glitches, but nothing game breaking. Was a lot worse though on the consoles, particularly last-gen.

On Xbox one I had a few crashes but my gripes were specifically to do with things like the cars and damage offsets

Making the French hot and likeable was cruel. Probably done deliberately to make the player question their loyalties shortly before making the most important decision of the story.

@@goatwarrior3570 jup, great writing, still painfull, but good job from CDPR

Because you were lied to by a bunch of game journos on social media that used a bunch of sheep to spread the lie and the sheep pretended they had played the game when most of them never had. So you had the vast majority of the people that were playing the game with no issues being drowned out by a bunch of lying sheep who wanted to feel like they were with the group.

It bothered me as well, Wish they just directed Idris to do his normal Non-American accent to give his character a "Foreign Agent working for NUSA." gravitas, It would notion that a world still exist outside NC. A missed opportunity most definitely.

It slots in at about halfway to two-thirds point in the original game and adds a completely new ending. It's definitely worth it, but not necessarily an immediate buy.

yes its extremely worth it

Played through it. It's pretty chunky if you engage in all side missions and gigs. And the gigs are actually much more interesting this time around. There are 4 endings for Phantom Liberty (based on 2 choices, one about 70% of the DLC - you'll know it when you get there and the other at the end) and 2 of them give a new ending for the main game. I think 30$ is fairly decent for this expansion.

CP 2077 story is really solid, and DLC story is apparently even better.

It really is!

Not yet, but they definitely should

Hope you picked it up on its black Friday sale then.

@@lyianx I bought multiple cheaper games for the price of that one. It’ll still be there and for even cheaper this year lol

You didn't need a decent GPU, I had a 1060 in a laptop and had no issues besides only getting 50fps on high. What happened was everybody was lied to by a bunch of game journos on social media that used a bunch of sheep on social media to spread the lie that the game was completely broken and the sheep pretended they had played the game when most of them never had. So you had the vast majority of the people that were playing the game with no issues being drowned out by a bunch of lying sheep who wanted to feel like they were with the group and cool.

I think it was case of overhype, overexposure and previous gen console versions falling on their faces. Players being furious about being promised the PS4 version I can totally understand. That is on company.

This Game was NEVER the Game they promised. U can Forgive But don't Fotget that Bunch of Lies....

aaaaand a lawsuit

@@DasKame 🤣

It's a deep one for sure that Cyberpunk universe, all the way back since 1988.