Yeasss!
Spoiler alert: all that time you spend setting dick size and pubic hair style (you can dye it too!) all goes for naught. You never get to whip it out in game.
Not your character's anyway...
The detective Ward one. Crazy shit
I'm not actually sure if it was a new one they added or not, actually, but it went into the dark depths.
Yeah sounds about right. The story was always very strong but mechanically it was threadbare and undercooked at launch. I woulnd't say they're that strong at this point but at least there's something there now, it doesn't feel like playing an alpha.
Phantom Liberty is absolutely fantastic. The base game was still really lacking for me in comparison.
Agreed. Really well made game and Phantom Liberty is especially a blast. If it'd be (optional) a bit tighter at times, like PL, it's a 10/10 for me. Also wish the psycho-killer side-quests were a bit more expansive at times, so much potential to build upon.
Phantom Liberty takes it up a notch, you're in for a treat.
How long is the DLC? I might get it today and leave to install so it's ready for this evening.
Probably around 15 hours for the main content and 5-7 for the additional stuff. To be honest I played it with 2.0 so I kept hopping between Night City and Dog Town. It’s frickin amazing.
*drool smiley*
It felt like it was intended to be played after the base game (to me)I've been addicted to this, too. Played a shit ton of it yesterday, cycling between different quests in the journal and any side gigs going on. It's just so good. The combat is fun as hell and there's so many different approaches you can take to take down your foes.
I'm looking at the Phantom Liberty DLC but am unsure of when to get it exactly. E.g. do I complete this game first and then play the DLC like I did with The Witcher 3's DLCs, or is it best to just go for it now and play it during this and balance that on top of the main story? Hearing conflicting things online about when to do it. I initially thought I'd go through this first and would tackle the DLC on a second run, but there's no new game+ mode apparently, and I'm not sure I've got the energy to go through all of this again.
Really? I’m not sure I see that. Without spoiling anything the DLC has direct ways to change the games ending so I think it makes sense to do it organically as you get to about halfway or 3/4 through the game.
I played through it with a character that had already finished the game. There was a lot of dialogue that recognised that, I guess they change it based on your game progress. It probably works whichever way you want to do it.
You’re supposed to play it before you complete the base game. And it’s only available after a certain main story mission. Beyond that it’s up to you - If you like concentrating on one area to the fullest or like jumping between things.
What sort of build do you have?
There are a few good side quests. The creepy cow one, that one, and also the one where the guy wants to kill himself.
Started PL yesterday night and got to the bit where you can leave Dogtown if you want. It's already unbelievable.I've been addicted to this, too. Played a shit ton of it yesterday, cycling between different quests in the journal and any side gigs going on. It's just so good. The combat is fun as hell and there's so many different approaches you can take to take down your foes.
I'm looking at the Phantom Liberty DLC but am unsure of when to get it exactly. E.g. do I complete this game first and then play the DLC like I did with The Witcher 3's DLCs, or is it best to just go for it now and play it during this and balance that on top of the main story? Hearing conflicting things online about when to do it. I initially thought I'd go through this first and would tackle the DLC on a second run, but there's no new game+ mode apparently, and I'm not sure I've got the energy to go through all of this again.
Yep, same for me. Definitely in my top 5 alongside TW3. It's insane how it's gone from being an utter mess at launch into something so damn good.
This is for me one of the greatest ever missions in gaming. The heist in the base game is up there too. The level of immersion Cyberpunk achieves with its characters, atmosphere and storytelling, it's world the sheer artistry of which cannot be matched by realistic / real life based world's and the build and combat variety are what makes it so special.Started PL yesterday night and got to the bit where you can leave Dogtown if you want. It's already unbelievable.
Yep, same for me. Definitely in my top 5 alongside TW3. It's insane how it's gone from being an utter mess at launch into something so damn good.
I think I need to get a better GPU. I stuck Path Tracing on for a few seconds on my 2060 and even at 10fps you could tell that it looked stunning. I don't think another game competes in terms of graphical fidelity. How it can be an open world game and the best looking thing on the market at the same time boggles my mind.
Seriously, HOW?!?!
Nice to see the game finally getting the recognition it deserves. The potential on release was there, but it’s a brilliant package now. I’d be excited to see what they could deliver in a second game.
Started PL yesterday night and got to the bit where you can leave Dogtown if you want. It's already unbelievable.
Yep, same for me. Definitely in my top 5 alongside TW3. It's insane how it's gone from being an utter mess at launch into something so damn good.
I think I need to get a better GPU. I stuck Path Tracing on for a few seconds on my 2060 and even at 10fps you could tell that it looked stunning. I don't think another game competes in terms of graphical fidelity. How it can be an open world game and the best looking thing on the market at the same time boggles my mind.
Seriously, HOW?!?!
