At first i noticed the terrible driving and vehicle physics. Car deformation also sucks and is not even close to how GTA IV and V handled it on the Xbox 360…
I ignored it by telling myself this isn’t meant to be played like a GTA game so that aspect shouldn’t matter that much. Although the driving just feels bad, and even worse with M+KB. And there’s a LOT of driving in this game.
But then i started noticing even bigger issues with this game’s world.
NPCs, these are some of the worst NPCs i’ve seen in a current gen open world game. Their reaction to your actions is terrible and they are basically braindead. Crouching and half-assed running with terrible animation followed by a sudden stop are the only things they can do. Or better, they do absolutely nothing especially some bartenders and shopkeepers. Things like this made me try to take a deep look into the AI in general and my god it’s so outdated:
NPC cars are following set paths. If …
Seeing all those different opinions regarding Cyberpunk 2077, all those first impressions, issues and praises, I just can’t stop wondering how TB would have reacted to this launch. Would he destroy it due to its bugs, missing configs and stale gameplay at times or would he cherish the story, the world and it’s potential.
I dearly miss his voice of reason and his impact for us PC gamers.
People always say that because their last two games were not well received.
But could it actually happen?