Cyberpunk 2077 - PS5 Free Upgrade Expected Second Half 2021

[Mavrick]

Platinums already achieved lol



https://twitter.com/pjpkowski/status...720904/photo/1

[NARMAK]

Originally Posted by Mavrick

Platinums already achieved lol



https://twitter.com/pjpkowski/status...720904/photo/1

That's not bad in terms of the trophy amount i guess if hopefully it'll be for substantial achievements and a few easy ones. I'm pretty happy with how amazing and consumer friendly CDPR have been. I'm hoping Cyberpunk Online works out for them and is a great balance.

[bryanr1213]

Originally Posted by Mavrick

Platinums already achieved lol



https://twitter.com/pjpkowski/status...720904/photo/1

The person who got it works at cd project red so more then likey they were testing for trophy glitches, considering he knew what to do probalary wasnt all that hard or time constructing.

[Mavrick]

He's lead QA tester so he should know the game inside out

[Leonidas King]

That's a low amount of trophies. Must be an easy one to Plat.

[GeneticMutation]

Originally Posted by Leonidas King

That's a low amount of trophies. Must be an easy one to Plat.

Just because the game has a low trophy count does not mean it'll be easy.

[Zivouhr]

The motorcycles will be cool as they'll actually let you see what your character looks like during gameplay since Cyberpunk 2077 is a first person game. If you can rotate the camera around while on the bike as it's stationary, even better if you can zoom in. Going very slowly on the bike is almost like walking as a 3rd person character, since it has a narrow profile unlike a car. At least that's how I feel about it and another bonus to motorcycles in the game.

Originally Posted by Alhlan Ain Ajeeba

Does it matter if you get digital or physical disc, to get free upgrade?

Originally Posted by Steelmaker

No. Both digital and physical owners get the free upgrade.

A digital only free upgrade understandably, even if you have the disc version. They'll likely sell the PS5 only version on disc at a later time. The disc version will become a key to playing the PS5 version in the PS5. Though hopefully we'll still have access to the PS4 version while in the PS5 too. A choice would be cool for comparisons.

[NARMAK]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

The motorcycles will be cool as they'll actually let you see what your character looks like during gameplay since Cyberpunk 2077 is a first person game. If you can rotate the camera around while on the bike as it's stationary, even better if you can zoom in. Going very slowly on the bike is almost like walking as a 3rd person character, since it has a narrow profile unlike a car. At least that's how I feel about it and another bonus to motorcycles in the game.


A digital only free upgrade understandably, even if you have the disc version. They'll likely sell the PS5 only version on disc at a later time. The disc version will become a key to playing the PS5 version in the PS5. Though hopefully we'll still have access to the PS4 version while in the PS5 too. A choice would be cool for comparisons.

I believe CDPR have said it's going to be free for everybody and the upgrade to the PS5 version will be free and how they're doing it for Witcher 3. You insert the PS4 disk and keep it in whilst playing the PS5 version.

Ubisoft are doing the same thing.

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by GeneticMutation

Just because the game has a low trophy count does not mean it'll be easy.

K.

But I actually take my comment back. I checked recent ones like GoT and TLoU2 and this has a bigger trophy count than those.

[NARMAK]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7_D...ature=youtu.be

New Nightwire video about the gangs in Night City

[Zivouhr]

There are three main story paths to take in Cyberpunk.

Business corporate path, Nomad desert path, and city street path.
I'll start with the City path, as the city is the main attraction in the open world, and gives me access to the sport bikes hopefully right away.

The Nomad, you start in the desert.

I think with Corporate, you start and play for awhile in a corporate building before gaining more access to the city if that's true.

Nomad reminds me of Fallout Vegas. They said you won't have access to the city right away and have to earn your way in through missions due to the border gate toll booths.

Corporate, I think you gain access to some cool weaponry.

[Omegaice]

Originally Posted by NARMAK

[Show spoiler]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7_D...ature=youtu.be

New Nightwire video about the gangs in Night City

Currently watching it!

[NARMAK]

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...s-was-too-long

Jesus, who the hell are these idiots that can't appreciate longer games?

This is my biggest pet peeve with modern gamers. I know i sound a bit "Off my lawn(!)" right now but when you are getting a HUGE open world story driven game for up to a hundred hours or so of gameplay for $60-70, you want to complain?

I'm sure you're happier getting screwed for 5hr campaigns instead

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by NARMAK

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...s-was-too-long

Jesus, who the hell are these idiots that can't appreciate longer games?

This is my biggest pet peeve with modern gamers. I know i sound a bit "Off my lawn(!)" right now but when you are getting a HUGE open world story driven game for up to a hundred hours or so of gameplay for $60-70, you want to complain?

I'm sure you're happier getting screwed for 5hr campaigns instead

I was mostly interested in Witcher 3's story and completed the full plot. I was hoping Ciri would become a playable character, but it didn't happen. I felt it was a very long game, but I enjoyed it while playing. The missions kept me going. Though not all of the story was as focused as it could have been.

That article mentions a lot of gamers didn't make it to the end of the game according to CD Projekt Red, makers of Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk.
I wonder if the complaint is about the story not being focused enough to keep their interest.

I know if a movie strays from the main plot and doesn't push the story forward with most scenes, I tend to lose interest. For video game stories, that could be true as well for some gamers.

While reading a novel book, there's plenty of time for the book to indulge in lots of details that a film can't, but a video game should also be able to indulge in lots of quests and details too regarding the main plot. On the other hand, I totally understand the complaint that "the story was too long" if what they mean by that is there was not enough focus to the story, and it lost my interest.

I would say that's true of a game like Days Gone. I totally appreciated the incredible amount of missions, but if I was judging it solely by the story (which I'm not since I prefer gameplay over story in video games), then I'd be bored by it. A lot of quests didn't push the plot forward and lagged the storyline badly. I felt the same way about the story text of other games too. The reason is, I want to play a game first, not watch a movie unless the story is compact and really captivating in every scene, compelling me to continue watching. Only some games keep me focused like that, due to my time limits but also the focus of the story. In other words, I will sometimes skip text or scenes and get faster to the gameplay.

For Witcher 3, there were a lot of missions that didn't push the main plot forward either. Am I complaining? No, because I enjoyed the missions for the most part and the length of that epic game.

So it's also a matter of story length and focus compared to the amount of missions perhaps in order to complete a game like Witcher 3. Interesting they made the story for this one "a little shorter" as they say in response to that feedback and their stats looking at how many finished the game or not.

[NARMAK]

I know the article touched on gamers not finishing the game and perhaps they've been using Trophies/Achievements to track that, but it's pretty poor as a way to gauge why people dropped off imo. A lot of people may have short attention spans and cba sometimes undertaking an RPG but that doesn't mean they didn't consider it engaging during the time they played.

Personally i hope Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't feel cut for time when it does come out and i'm looking forwards to the Game of the Year PS5 version og Witcher 3 immensely.

[redxrebellion]

Will this better on ps5 or XSX?

[Mavrick]

Originally Posted by redxrebellion

Will this better on ps5 or XSX?

Nobody knows until it's out. Only thing that we know is that the Series X/S version will have Dolby Vision and Atmos where as the PS5 won't.

Other than performance is totally an unknown for now. The actual next gen versions of the game won't be out until next year though so you will be playing the PS4/Xbox version of the game with slight improvements to load times etc.

[Alhlan Ain Ajeeba]

Originally Posted by NARMAK

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...s-was-too-long

Jesus, who the hell are these idiots that can't appreciate longer games?

This is my biggest pet peeve with modern gamers. I know i sound a bit "Off my lawn(!)" right now but when you are getting a HUGE open world story driven game for up to a hundred hours or so of gameplay for $60-70, you want to complain?

I'm sure you're happier getting screwed for 5hr campaigns instead

Im all for games being even 50 hours or more. Where it gets tiring,is games like assassins creed odyssey. I put over 70 hours into that,and still wasn't close to finishing it.

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by redxrebellion

Will this better on ps5 or XSX?

PS5 since we're in a PS5 thread.

[NARMAK]

Originally Posted by Alhlan Ain Ajeeba

Im all for games being even 50 hours or more. Where it gets tiring,is games like assassins creed odyssey. I put over 70 hours into that,and still wasn't close to finishing it.

I think AC Origins did have a slight problem where it was more repetitive crap over and over again in different areas rather than the variety Witcher 3 seemed to have most times. So that's where i'd say a good difference can be in open world games where side quests don't feel generic but meaningful and involved. I think Cyberpunk 2077 has the look of a game that seems to do that level of intricate narrative for even minor missions and stuff amongst the main story.

Time will tell but i am really, really looking forwards to the Witcher 3 Game of the Year PS5 edition tbh and experiencing it all over again but hopefully with slightly overhauled mechanics and better loading of areas. I also wanted to play the DLC so it will hopefully be the best replay in 4K on PS5.