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Cyberpunk 2077

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How would you describe this game? (infosec.pub)
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I am seriously considering picking the game up on steam sale to play on my deck. I haven’t played a “modern” game in a great many years, but love the look of this one.

From everything I see, it looks like it plays a lot like Grand Theft Auto, which is fine in my mind. I’ve spent many a good play through on GTA in the past just messing around.

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[–] [email protected] -2 points 1 year ago

It's fun, but I still experience some graphical errors, bugs, and choppy performance from time to time on my i7-8700k 2080super rig. One of the issues I still face is when you rescue a certain character, you're holding them in your arms and you are expected to jump from a balcony but doing so freezes them in the air while you land safely on the ground. That's the level of issues you can expect to still encounter in the game. Aside from performance, the story is compelling if you enjoy Cyberpunk stories like Ghost in the Shell or Blade Runner. And it just gets better with mods, especially the overhaul ones which switch up combat and hacking, like the Time Dilation Overhaul or Vehicle Combat, or the various romance improvement mods like the Romance Enhanced mod which let's you actually take Characters like Judy or Panam on dates.

All in all, I'd recommend the game if you can get it at a steep discount like the summer games sale, and play around with mods.