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Re: Cyberpunk 2077 Now at a Staggering 35 Million Sales as Work on Sequel Continues to Ramp Up

gamer153

Back in 2020 I pre-ordered, and very quickly fell out of love and requested my refund. IIRC, it was the first time Sony issues mass-scale refunds for a game with disappointing quality.

Now, in 2025, I bought the game and DLC on sale. It turned out to be one of the most amazing RPG game experiences on the PS5 today, even with the dated graphics (1080P) and horrible console UI navigation and controls.

If anyone is thinking of a new to you RPG for the holidays, this one with the DLC is a great option.

I would pay hard cash for another DLC for this game, without a doubt.

Re: Huge Ghost of Yotei PS5 Patch Drops Next Week, Adds New Game+, Items, and More

gamer153

Why are all these things that sound ‘core’ not included in the original release?

I already finished the game, and sadly the trophies are not appealing to me to chase the Platinum.

Wish NG+ had been there a month ago.

And, new charms? Really?
They feel like bloatware at this point. So many I didn’t need or care for…
The game was already too easy with the charms. Especially the one that gives you a three-magic missile inta-kill attack.

Good to know other players are happy for these late deliveries.

Re: Preview: Rolling the Dice on PS5's Next Big Gacha, the Anime Open World RPG NTE

gamer153

@Max_the_German
Imitation is the best compliment you can receive, for it means it is being noticed and appreciated.

Have you considered taking these comparisons and feathers on GTA’s success hat, rather than being upset about them?

For all intents and purposes, GTA expanded the open world formula and many games followed suit. Even Cyberpunk 2077 has elements you could consider to be “GTA-lilke”. It’s just part of the games, and the experience. Why not enjoy them all?

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 595

gamer153

I got Cyber Punk + Phantom Liberty combo during the sale that happened a couple of weeks back. What convinced me was the fact that a week before the bundle went on sale, they (CDPR) released a PS5 update that improved graphics (VRR and all that).

Wow.

I can’t put the controller down because of how much fun I am having in Night City, role playing a Merc.

How I wish this game had been done a la No Man’s Sky and release a VR update. PSVR2, with it’s 4K capabilities, should have this game in it’s catalog.

It’s a great game, and with PSVR2 it would be revolutionary.

Re: Immense Elden Ring Success Makes Its DLC, Nightreign Top Sellers Too

gamer153

@Anya-chan
Thank you.

I understand your viewpoint now. Although, Helldivers really is one of the best examples (imho) of a Live Service: regular updates, bidirectional communication from Developer to Player Base, shared goals, collaboration-oriented tools…

So many things Nightreign doesn’t have, and thus why I struggle to see them as a real “live service”.

Re: Assassin's Creed Shadows Patch 1.0.7 Out Now on PS5, Adds New Game+, Increases Level Cap, More

gamer153

@Neverwild
Can’t agree more.
Reading this “news” is very frustrating to me, and I like to think I am not the only one that feels some of these features should have been there on day one.

PushSquare asks:
“Will you be diving back into Assassin's Creed Shadows with this update? Dare we ask if you'll be doing a New Game+ run?”.

I answer:
Hell no. I already completed the game and found it lacking to deserve a re-install, especially after reading base features (like changing the time of day) are just being added.

Ubisoft’s vision is definitely taking them in a direction where this loyal customer (until now) has permanently drifted apart.

Re: Assassin's Creed Shadows Update 1.0.5 Out Tomorrow, Full Patch Notes Revealed

gamer153

Back in the day when one purchased a video game on media (cartridge, diskettes, CD, DVD, BluRay) one was happy to know that the game received was done. It was a finished work, having passed through several layers of reviews, and they worked like a charm.

Buggy games became the stuff of horror stories, and great games launched people and studio into their fame and success.

I am really sad these days seem to be over.

Assassins Creed keeps on pushing “fixes” and new features in patches which only make me feel I finished two full playthroughs of an incomplete game.

These additions are just making me want less of any future Ubisoft game. Or, I will learn to not buy on release and wait for two or three months, so that I can get my desired “finished product” feeling, and be content.

Will I re-download for these additions, and play it again?

A vigorous “hell no!” would be the answer.

Re: Real Fans Will Find a Way to Buy $80 Games, Says Borderlands Boss

gamer153

@Oram77

Calling it tone deaf shows you are a kind person.
This is direct belligerence drawing a line: “if you don’t want to pay $80 for it, I’m not interested in conversation”.

Their minds are set, it seems.
We can now consider a fact games, sadly, are already on the $80 per unit production line.