It might be their first (or small collection of gaming experiences) big game of the cyber punk/open world series.
Its kinda like skyrim, hardcore Morrowind and oblivion players hate Skyrim due to how washed down and dead rpg elements are and how bugy skyrim was. But casual players fcking love it, just look at the mod support it has those fans carry skyrim.
But the reason people believe in CDPR is because they made an insanely good game (witcher 3) which fans use to deflect most of Cyberpunks issues (covid, hack drama, crunchy lunch time (heh), bad leadership affected the game and not the devs themselfs). This allows the fans to have hope that the game might reach a better potential than before (the last 2 dlcs seems to push it to a better direction).
Lets be fair Cyberpunk is not what marketing promised (its a looter shoter instead of a rpg) and full of bugs. But when the game works, its a god dam goldmine.
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It might be their first (or small collection of gaming experiences) big game of the cyber punk/open world series.
Its kinda like skyrim, hardcore Morrowind and oblivion players hate Skyrim due to how washed down and dead rpg elements are and how bugy skyrim was. But casual players fcking love it, just look at the mod support it has those fans carry skyrim.
But the reason people believe in CDPR is because they made an insanely good game (witcher 3) which fans use to deflect most of Cyberpunks issues (covid, hack drama, crunchy lunch time (heh), bad leadership affected the game and not the devs themselfs). This allows the fans to have hope that the game might reach a better potential than before (the last 2 dlcs seems to push it to a better direction).
Lets be fair Cyberpunk is not what marketing promised (its a looter shoter instead of a rpg) and full of bugs. But when the game works, its a god dam goldmine.