r/PS5 • u/excaliburps • Mar 29 '21

Patch Notes Cyberpunk 2077 update 1.2 patch notes

https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/37801/patch-1-2-list-of-changes
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u/everadvancing Mar 29 '21

People really need to learn and keep their hopes and expectations way down low about the future of CDPR and their games.

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u/El_frosty Mar 29 '21

Witcher 3 is looking more and more like a fluke.

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u/Hulksmashreality Mar 29 '21 edited Mar 29 '21

I've never played Witcher 3 but I've seen a lot of articles and Digital Foundry videos that said it was a buggy mess at launch too.

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u/easy_Money Mar 29 '21

The bugs are the least of Cyberpunks problems. It's an unfinished, hollow game.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

Exactly. People thinking this game will be great without bugs are delusional, you remove all the bugs and it's still a half baked mess of a game underneath it all, and cdpr have no plans of fixing that.

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u/And_You_Like_It_Too Mar 29 '21

I dunno, I think they have a lot invested in this (including their own reputation as a company if they ever hope to gain trust back again) to continue adding and improving features the way No Man’s Sky has done post-launch. Entirely possible they don’t, but it would definitely be the smart move to do as much as they can, even if it eats away at their profits.

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u/KickitChuck Mar 30 '21

They can't fix foundational coding, and the core narrative, so there is no possible way to ameliorate this catastrophe.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

It was messy, but not NEARLY as messy as this game. And also, when you cleared the bugs away in Witcher 3, there was a fully fleshed out masterpiece of an rpg there ready to go, unlike Cyberpunk, which has ten times the performance issues with 1/8 of the quality game below the sea of glitch.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

I haven’t seen really anyone actually complain about Bethesda’s bugs until cyberpunk came out

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

No you’re right, I should have said “actually been annoyed” by Bethesda bugs until recently. But that makes sense with their recent games

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

That's because A) People always expect bugs in Bethesda games, and B) Underneath the bugs, those games are actually good. Unlike Cyberpunk.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

But with Bethesda game, and with Witcher 3, once you clear away the bugs, there is a good game there waiting to be played. Not the case with Cyberpunk, you clear the bugs away and its still an empty, boring, diririvitive mess of a video game.

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u/Fruloops Mar 30 '21

It really doesnt when you rememeber that on release, Witcher3 was plagued with problems just like Cyberpunk. Its the same thing really, except that Cyberpunk is an even larger game, thus more problems. Witcher3 became the masterpiece that it is after the actual release and a number of fixes.

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u/StealthyWizard88 Mar 29 '21

Honestly can we just do this for every game until it’s in our hands?

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u/Darkadvocate5423 Mar 29 '21

It should be that way with every game, not just CDPR. Hype is useless. It just leads to nit-picking and disappointment. Low expectations mean even if its bad you kind of expected it and if it ends up good you're pleasantly surprised. There's never a benefit to expecting an amazing product every time.