Anyway sorry about the news I'm busy lately and playing the game.
Drive a bike and Q for change perspective.I was curious, how does it feel that you only see your character and what he/she's wearing in the inventory menu? Theoretically, it sounds jarring to me. That you play most of the game without seeing how you look. I guess it helps if you want to maximize stats and don't want to see yourself dressed like a clown. But it's also sad that you can't see yourself. The variety of items sure would make it fun to see yourself.
Goodbye life.Anyway sorry about the news I'm busy lately and playing the game.
It is strange in all the talk about Cyberpunk 2077 here no one is asking about "how do you solve this quest?" or "Where is this quest item?" or "enjoying this faction quests".. etc. Does that mean that the game provide a variety of ways to complete quests even the failed ones? Or does that mean that everyone is immersed deeply in the world and just smelling the roses?
Not played it yet and waiting for more patching before starting, but just curious.
I don't know if the ability to change grenade type during combat without going to inventory screen is there so that feels a bit clunky.
Yes, many of the quests have different ways to complete them as well as different outcomes. Sometimes it's simply violent vs non-violent, but it can also depend on multiple dialogue choices and sometimes your lifepath will give you an extra option.
If you're playing on PC, hold down ALT to bring up the weapon wheel. You can switch grenades from there.
Well I actually took some screenshots at first to ask later if unsolved then sidequests led me back to previously "odd spots" so I solved what was bugging me…It is strange in all the talk about Cyberpunk 2077 here no one is asking about "how do you solve this quest?" or "Where is this quest item?" or "enjoying this faction quests".. etc.
Link - https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020...he-signals-of-cyberpunk-2077s-console-issues/"After three delays, we as the Management Board were too focused on releasing the game," CDPR joint-CEO Adam Kiciński said during a recent conference call addressing the issues with the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game. "We underestimated the scale and complexity of the issues, we ignored the signals about the need for additional time to refine the game on the base last-gen consoles... This caused the loss of gamers’ trust and the reputation that we’ve been building through a big part of our lives."
How did such a marquee title end up released in such a state? A large part of the problem was "us looking... at the PC and next-gen performance rather than current-gen [consoles]," CDPR board member Michał Nowakowski said during the call. "We definitely did not spend enough time looking at that." The COVID-19 pandemic also impacted the usual testing plans for the title, CDPR said. "External testers working for external companies were not able to test the game from homes—they have test centers and if they’re not there, they’re not able to work," Kiciński said.
Though the console version wasn't shown widely before the game's release, CDPR co-founder and board joint-CEO Marcin Iwiński said that was simply because "we were updating the game on last-gen consoles until the very last minute, and we thought we’d make it in time. Unfortunately, this resulted in giving it to reviewers just one day before the release, which was definitely too late, and the media didn’t get the chance to review it properly. That was not intended; we were just fixing the game until the very last moment."
Nowakowski said he didn't blame Sony and Microsoft for approving the game in its current state. "This is definitely on our side. I can only assume that they trusted that we’re going to fix things upon release, and that obviously did not come together exactly as we had planned."
Three delays, early leaks and pissed off fans is what made them release now. They should have cancelled the older versions once they realized the technical problems.And all of this could likely have been avoided with another year of polish and bug fixing. Management that decided to release it should seriously be taken to task.
I still wonder, considering they also just announced that they made all their money back from both development and marketing, what was the rush to release? Did they honestly just wanted to catch the christmas sales?
https://youtu.be/ef4IcOl__6Q
What a clusterfuck. They spent however many years on it, and faceplanted right at the end. Mediocre.
Three delays, early leaks and pissed off fans is what made them release now. They should have cancelled the older versions once they realized the technical problems.