Excellent, by the time I thin out the queue a little bit to replay Cyberpunk, the GotY version and hopefully all of the DLC will be out. Ideally this will be a free upgrade to previous owners, but we'll see, I guess.

Slick wrote on Dec 4, 2022, 22:24:

ninemil wrote on Dec 4, 2022, 21:31:
Well deserved.

An amazing game. Never should have been cross-gen, but for those of us on appropriate hardware, it is - and always has been - a stunningly immersive RPG. Can't wait for Phantom Liberty and the sequel.

This. This. And this. Played day-one with a 3080 and it was nearly flawless. Honestly, I've seen more random bugs since it's been patched up. ie. 0.0001% to 0.001%. Compared to the state that Witcher 3 launched in, I was very surprised by how polished it was. And then I started watching videos from some people playing on mid-tier 2013-era laptop-grade PS4s and XBones, and I was like OooooOOoooh dear

I'm holding off my third replay for the new ray-tracing mode, which should be coming soon....?

I picked it up this summer when I was finally able to afford a new video card and I upgraded my whole computer. I've put over 100 hours into it. It's a fundamentally different game than Witcher 3, and people who go in expecting it to be Witcher 3 will be disappointed. I think it bears more similarities to Deus Ex or an Elder Scrolls game than Witcher honestly, although it's not quite the psychotically open design that Deus Ex was. Missions are of varying quality but there's some excellent storytelling (Sinner Man quest line is particularly memorable and for me, disturbing) at times. The main story is not the strongest story in the game ironically.

I'm sad that we won't see much more than the DLC. I'm hoping the mod tools allow modders to go crazy and introduce more content.

VaranDragon wrote on Dec 5, 2022, 07:19:
What, a very vague teaser? Don't get me wrong, I'm actually a fan of the game, bought it and played it on release. Loved every minute of it. But I would really like to know whether there is any meat on those DLC bones?

Perhaps they aren't sure what content, if any, they will need to cut.

RogueSix wrote on Dec 5, 2022, 02:59:

VaranDragon wrote on Dec 5, 2022, 02:30:
So whats in the DLC?

This stuff.

What, a very vague teaser? Don't get me wrong, I'm actually a fan of the game, bought it and played it on release. Loved every minute of it. But I would really like to know whether there is any meat on those DLC bones?

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Slick wrote on Dec 4, 2022, 22:24:
I'm holding off my third replay for the new ray-tracing mode, which should be coming soon....?

Same. Itching to get DLSS frame generation and the new RT in, so I can do my final character background. 400 hours played, and can't wait to go again.

VaranDragon wrote on Dec 5, 2022, 02:30:
So whats in the DLC?

This stuff.

So whats in the DLC?

ninemil wrote on Dec 4, 2022, 21:31:
Well deserved.

An amazing game. Never should have been cross-gen, but for those of us on appropriate hardware, it is - and always has been - a stunningly immersive RPG. Can't wait for Phantom Liberty and the sequel.

This. This. And this. Played day-one with a 3080 and it was nearly flawless. Honestly, I've seen more random bugs since it's been patched up. ie. 0.0001% to 0.001%. Compared to the state that Witcher 3 launched in, I was very surprised by how polished it was. And then I started watching videos from some people playing on mid-tier 2013-era laptop-grade PS4s and XBones, and I was like OooooOOoooh dear

I'm holding off my third replay for the new ray-tracing mode, which should be coming soon....?

Meanwhile, back at the farm, it keeps selling and selling steadily.

I'm pretty sure every Witcher game also got this treatment somewhere on/around the year 1 mark, so this shouldn't be a surprising move or anything. It's basically a rerelease for when they actually finish cleaning up the release mess, which nearly every CDPR game has

Well deserved.

An amazing game. Never should have been cross-gen, but for those of us on appropriate hardware, it is - and always has been - a stunningly immersive RPG. Can't wait for Phantom Liberty and the sequel.

Still holding out until it hits the $15 price point (as Witcher 3 did eventually). My rig is old and I'm really in no hurry.

Wait what? If any game should never have a GOTY Edition it's CP2077.

This comment was edited on Dec 4, 2022, 18:51.

Gud. I'm not buying this shit until there is a complete edition with the expansion on board and everything's fully patched so this is music to my ears, though I doubt very much that the GOTY will already include all patches next year. I will probably grab it on sale some time in 2024. No rush. I want a finished game at the very best of its potential quality first and foremost.

My cousin (Professor Nazgul Jr) and I have both had the same experience with this game - we have both bounced off it multiple times (and we both finished The Witcher 3). Frustrating. There's a good game in there but we just can't get into it, at least not yet.

(Most Overhyped) Game of the Year.

Game of some year eventually.

Sounds like it is time to give it another go, but it came out the same year as some seriously good games, there is no way this is Game of The Year in any positive category.

Game of the Year (In the Category of Awkward Sex Scenes). Just like every other CDPR game.

I assumed they meant (The Most Disappointing) Game of the Year

I might even agree with (The Most Dissapointing) Game of the Millenia

Seriously, I bought my graphics card before my current graphics card specifically to buy this game that never came out and never came out, bought the game on launch day and instantly wished it had not come out... I still have still hardly played it. Sounds like it is time to give it another go, but it came out the same year as some seriously good games, there is no way this is Game of The Year in any positive category.

I can't believe the price went back to $60. I thought $30 was the new price (permanent sale).