I logged hundreds of hours in Night city but I only finished it once. I started a few more playthroughs but I never finished it. Side quests, lore, explorering night city while walking or driving and taking photos all distracted me from meeting Hanako sama at Embers.
I really like the majority ofnsound design too especially when wearing headphones.
You can finish the main quest to get a different ending. If you already done that, you can mess with your builds, read shards near the site of the side quests to learn more about cyberpunk lore and have fun with the side quests since gameplay will a bit different after phantom Liberty since they will be changing some gameplay mechanics.
Me personally I'll play the main and sides slowly and go photomode most of the time.
The first 5 photos is at rooftop beside the place where you fight the twin boxers you fight on beat on the brat. You just jump up from there and you just choose where you want to pose.
The other one is from Judy's house.
The other I can't particularly remembee but it's around the same vicinity.
Yep, I get all of that. Encountered some of that specially the police but it didnt really bothered me much since I also hated police chase since GTA 3. I had fun with the NPC reactions specially day 1 patches because I will scare them then chase them and switch to photomode to capture the moment like a maniac. Lol
The set-up pieces on corners of Night city, like diorama as you said is what I appreciated. Maybe it's just me but I really liked it.
I leave the cool gun play to YouTube like Benjamin Winters and others who post their cool gun-fu. I really enjoy watching them do it.
That said, i just use smart pistol who can target 2 or 3 people and go brrrr.
I'm not gonna convince you playing again if you really feel like it is not for you. Maybe someday you might feel like giving it a go again and play it, so hopefully you will enjoy it that time. So for now, thank you for supporting CDPR financially! 😅
The game is so good. But I might be biased because I enjoyed the game since day 1.
How open world is everything?
For me there's a lot to explore, some corners tells a story of what happened there even though you can't see any shards that you can read what happened, you can see some traces of what went through and that for me is what made the city alive. (People pointed out that the city is dead because NPCs don't have daily routines/cycles and they are dumb)
Maybe I am just easy to please.
Anyways, some doors are locked for obvious performance reasons.
Wow! I'm amazed it can even run in an integrated gpu. You'll be much more amazed when you finally have a dedicated one. ;)
Me tooo. I really want to experience that path tracing they are all talking about.
this is my entry (modded shoes)
mods will probably be temporarily nuked when the patch and expansion comes out. But I'm very eager to read the patch notes.
I didnt know about that in Reddit. Is it because of security concerns? Would be nice to sort it out by live or something like slow mode
Right now the box score have no spaces and all look messed up. I am using Liftoff app btw
Wow this is nice! Can the comments be sorted by live where the comments are updated real time without refreshing?
I logged hundreds of hours in Night city but I only finished it once. I started a few more playthroughs but I never finished it. Side quests, lore, explorering night city while walking or driving and taking photos all distracted me from meeting Hanako sama at Embers. I really like the majority ofnsound design too especially when wearing headphones.
You can finish the main quest to get a different ending. If you already done that, you can mess with your builds, read shards near the site of the side quests to learn more about cyberpunk lore and have fun with the side quests since gameplay will a bit different after phantom Liberty since they will be changing some gameplay mechanics.
Me personally I'll play the main and sides slowly and go photomode most of the time.
The first 5 photos is at rooftop beside the place where you fight the twin boxers you fight on beat on the brat. You just jump up from there and you just choose where you want to pose. The other one is from Judy's house. The other I can't particularly remembee but it's around the same vicinity.
Btw, how did you do that boxed reply? Looks cool!
Yep, I get all of that. Encountered some of that specially the police but it didnt really bothered me much since I also hated police chase since GTA 3. I had fun with the NPC reactions specially day 1 patches because I will scare them then chase them and switch to photomode to capture the moment like a maniac. Lol The set-up pieces on corners of Night city, like diorama as you said is what I appreciated. Maybe it's just me but I really liked it.
Nice! Envious of people who can play it on ray tracing! RT loooks super nice on photo mode.
I leave the cool gun play to YouTube like Benjamin Winters and others who post their cool gun-fu. I really enjoy watching them do it. That said, i just use smart pistol who can target 2 or 3 people and go brrrr.
Reasons i play this game:
I'm not gonna convince you playing again if you really feel like it is not for you. Maybe someday you might feel like giving it a go again and play it, so hopefully you will enjoy it that time. So for now, thank you for supporting CDPR financially! 😅
P.S. I am not a CDPR employeeeeeeee
The game is so good. But I might be biased because I enjoyed the game since day 1. How open world is everything? For me there's a lot to explore, some corners tells a story of what happened there even though you can't see any shards that you can read what happened, you can see some traces of what went through and that for me is what made the city alive. (People pointed out that the city is dead because NPCs don't have daily routines/cycles and they are dumb) Maybe I am just easy to please. Anyways, some doors are locked for obvious performance reasons.
Piercing stare.
Sure! 😉
I feel very worried for my 5700xt. I hope I can still play it with my current or better in-game settings. I use Photo mode more than play side quests.