@ChristiJunior @galena Yes, the open world is worse than Witcher 3. It's clearly unfinished.

@matrix @galena I thought the game just unfinished in terms of bugs and crashes, I'd have at least expected the actual content to be in place.

@ChristiJunior @galena Well no. The campaign and quests are amazing, but the open world is unfinished.
Skipping time in games like Elder Scrolls, Witcher, Kingdom Come etc takes time because the world needs to change up a bunch of routines, move things around etc, but in Cyberpunk it's instant because none of that happens. It only moves the sun and the clock.

@matrix @ChristiJunior If you skip 24 hours it's like nothing changes at all. Sometimes, even quests that require you to wait 24 hours won't progress if you skip by 24 hours exactly.

@matrix @ChristiJunior @galena Bruh. What the actual fuck. So if you see someone standing somewhere, you advance the time, now it's another time of day and they are still standing there?

@rasterman @ChristiJunior @galena Sometimes they do Sometimes they despawn just by you turning your camera.

@matrix @ChristiJunior @galena I call that the Mega Man effect; but it's usually on 2D sidescrollers and in reference to enemies respawning just by look away and back to where they were.

It's kinda disappointing how this all turned out; but I think it's fixable.

@matrix @ChristiJunior @galena >worse than Witcher 3

Is Witcher 3 a bad game? I thought the opposite was true, but never played it. Also, is that a first person game? :D

@rasterman @ChristiJunior @galena No, Witcher 3 is a great game. I'm mentioning it because it's CDPR's previous game.

@ChristiJunior @matrix @galena it was officially an expansion. You know, that ridiculous thing where they released multiple „DLC”s on the day kf the launch. I remember there was a lot of shilling of it.

@galena Yeah. I'm sad that is the case, because I'm really enjoying the game.

@matrix Yeah. I'm enjoying a lot of it, but it really feels unfinished in a lot of ways, and not just because of all the bugs. Enemy AI needs a lot of work, NPC AI is practically nonexistent and extremely rudimentary, driving AI seems to follow predetermined routes almost exactly and can break pretty heavily if you knock them off track, cops and wanted levels might as well not even exist. The entire crafting/upgrade system feels like it was thrown in last second without being tested at all considering how utterly useless it is.
I haven't played the Witcher games but I've heard the gear level system in 2077 works similarly to Witcher 3's. I want to say it feels completely untested and feels like it was poorly grafted on at the last second, but since the Witcher games have the same issues with gear progression, I'm going to assume it was intended to be like this, for some inexplicable reason. You might find a legendary super special unique katana custom made for the elite bodyguard of one of the wealthiest and most powerful people on the planet, then fifteen minutes later after a level up or two, kill a random mugger on the street and discover the ordinary chefs knife he was using is somehow more powerful than that legendary katana.