how satisfied are you with cyberpunk 2077 ?

Soft lock in first mission, refunded. I wait a few months.

Pretty satisfied. My laptop specs are somewhere between minimum and recommended and the game runs smoothly. The side content is strong and the general gameplay is good fun. It's far from perfect, with the various visual bugs (nothing I haven't seen in every other open world game) and lacklustre NPC AI, including the police, but it's a solid experience still. 40+ hours in and I'm still having a blast!

Haven't played it yet, I'm still waiting for my GPU but a friend of mine told me he absolutely loves the game and I trust his opinion more than from random people on the internet like reviewers.

It's awesome, I love it. I don't know what others were expecting, but it has met (and exceeded) most of my expectations. Yes, it's a little buggy, but in my experience it's nowhere near as bad as people are reporting. Can't speak for console versions, but I have no doubt that CDPR will do their best to fix the issues.

Well I expected that Cyberpunk will be not good enough at start. But this game is really bad right now. Tooo much bugs, stupidest AI(enemies somtimes not see you at all), bad optimization, old gameplay mechanics. I hope game will be fixed

i wait for hype filled sheople buy games day 1 and have them test for me.
when the game is finished ill buy it, maybe at a lower price.

Despite all the obvious bugs and the bad PC performance. It is still playable for me. Infact I had a blast with it, which I haven't had with another game for quite some time.
I don't expect miracles but hope improvements for PC performacnce will be done in the future. Stealth is actually fun for someone like me who prefers a more direct approach and the characters (especially side characters) so far have been very likeable to me.
It honestly is such a shame what happened to such an amazing masterpiece, crippled by bugs and too much hype.

Absolutely fantastic. Awesome story, well-developed characters and no technical issues at all.

honestly loving the absolute shit out of it. some visual bugs that either don't last, or if it bothers be enough i quicksave (instant), then reload (takes about 15 sec on ssd). game runs 60fps for me unless i'm driving around i'll get lower frames or stutters. with how much fun the game is though, those things literally don't bother me in the least. i really don't see myself putting this down until i've 100%'d it.

It's not Cyberpunk 2077 it's The Divsion x Deus Ex for me i didn't finish the prologue i keep cleaning the streets...

i didnt buy it because i knew this would happen. it happens with every major triple fart game. i wait and buy it when its very cheap.

Haven't tried it myself, probably after a few months of quality patches. From all the info so far looks like a disappointment , like if you go only through the story you get a good experience, as soon as you deviate from that path, it falls apart.

I was enjoying it at first, but the longer it went on the worse it got. So many quests look like they should have some long-lasting effect on the world, yet they don't. Characters come and go with such frequency that it doesn't feel worth it to get attached to any of them. And, of course, a multitude of bugs. The last straw for me was a glitch that made it impossible to summon vehicles.

I wasn't even super-hyped for this game like some were, I just wanted an immersive RPG. I wanted the game from the 2018 demo, to be quite frank. That game was on the path to success. Then they cut a big chunk of content and went for the GTA audience, and now I'm just sad. Hopefully patches can add in some of that role-playing goodness, but I'm not holding my breath.

Not saying I'm not enjoying the game (it's superbly written, stealth+hacking+blades gameplay is fun, and I'm lucky enough to have decent performance; also, haven't met even a single actually noteworthy bug yet - unless we count rare and small visual bugs), I just wish it were an RPG. But yes, unfortunately the story is linear, and decisions don't matter at all. Basically, it should have been "Fantastic", but unfortunately it's more like "Good". I'd even call it the best game I've played this year if not for Kentucky Route Zero.

Hmmm.

I don't know what to say. I have completed the game and did all of the side missions. I still play for some gigs and collectibles. The game looked like and ran like ass. Bugs were plentiful. Sometimes crucial NPCs in quests wouldn't appear, guns wouldn't shoot, I would fall through the level and there's the issue of police just magically teleporting in front of you whenever you do something illegal.

But that's not even the main issue. CDPR was the only studio for me that I felt still had some integrity and honesty. Instead, it was obvious in these last few days how much they lied and manipulated the public. From saying how Cyberpunk 2077 will be on the polished level of RDR2, to boasting about their detailed law & order system - it was a rushed release altogether and definitely not the one deserving of the $59,99 price tag. I don't care about the future patches cause if I buy the game today, I wanna see it today in some playable state.

Overall: 7/10 game at best, 2/10 experience. Biggest disappointment of 2020 and a fitting release to end this shitty year.

well, it was pretty bad on this machine due to cpu limitations.other than that, the gameplay is not particularly fun. The illusion of a living world is lost rather fast as soon as you notice cops spawning on your back.
this is a pass for me, and i won't likely be buying it.

it's goty for sure.
still some things to optimize and fix, but i've been playing a lot since release and it's great. feels like a mix between witcher and deus ex.
i never got a progression bug but i had to reload a lot of times due to enemies seeing through walls, offline cameras turning on randomly, or getting a 200km/h superslide because i touched a box and flew 100 meters forward. 😅

dunno why some hate it, must be the "it's popular so i don't like it" syndrome, or maybe the "it's not anime with little girls in lingerie" sickness.
i'm also thinking it could be an acute case (which is also A-CUTE CASE 😏) of "i can't afford or run it with my 2009 pc so the game is trash and i will tell everyone it sucks, but i will enter all giveaways i see on steamgifts".

in any case, enjoy hating cyberpunk while we enjoy playing it.

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I didn't go into things over-hyped, and the game is fucking brilliant. I put in 30 hours before finishing even the first act, and the end of that act was amazing. I can't wait to get home from work tomorrow to get back into it.

The only bugs I've had were a couple vehicles stuck in the ground, and some text stuck on screen (until reloading). Nothing game-breaking or progress-slowing.

How’s Cyberpunk 2077?
Looks great on PC.
City design is amazing.
Story is amazing.
So many bugs and garbage AI and unfinished mechanics and baffling gameplay omissions, more than any game I’ve ever played.
So cool to pay to be a beta tester.
Can’t wait for them to finish it.

The more I think of it as the new Vampire: The Masquerade (gameplay-and-quirkiness-wise), the more I enjoy it.

Honestly, I dont like FPS much. So i only enjoyed the RPG side, that too very little. It was too futuristic for me. I am more into fantasy RPG like Skyrim, Witcher, Dragons Age. Overall, it was not bad. So lets just wait till it improves with DLCs and bug fixes.