https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3376571342

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I mean, it's crazy how the game went from a broken-glitchy-buggy game in the first release to this-is-it! This-is-how-it's-supposed-to-be! I'm glad I played it from last month when the game has been patched to 2.1 and shoutout to my bud for the sharing, thanks a lot.

I encountered minor bugs but it doesn't ruin my experience that much. Like, somehow I got crashed by an invisible car or wall in freeway and sometimes enemies showed on the map but didn't appear, or the radio playing in a cutscene. I don't know if it's caused by me using too many mods. And here's the one who might have the same bug as me, there's one NCPD Scanner in Santo Domingo. I encountered the cowboys that are stuck inside the factory. I tried the teleport method, it didn't work. But I found the solution with a mod, I used Quickhack through walls from Nexusmods[www.nexusmods.com], and the job is complete.

Spending 70+ hours just for the base game by completing main/side story, including undiscovered Side jobs, Gigs, Cyberpsycho, NCPD, and Events, I'm really satisfied. The first time I played the prologue, it gave me goosebumps by just how beautiful all the things are. The city, the view, the NPCs, the ethnicity, the dialogues/voiceover, and those people. They're alive, it feels alive.

Speaking of it, I'd probably say the endings can be good but it can be nothing good nothing bad. Hell, to get the secret ending you need to pick the right choice when with Johnny and make your bond with him around 70%. I also liked how they include some voicemails from the people that V's met or helped. It reminds me the journey. Feel empty after done playing the base game. Cyberpunk 2077 has become one of my favorite games.

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https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3172196974

[h3][b]A definition of keep progressing until it becomes a masterpiece. They try to make the game as good as possible. They didn't lose their hope.[/b][/h3]https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3376571342[hr]I mean, it's crazy how the game went from a broken-glitchy-buggy game in the first release to this-is-it! This-is-how-it's-supposed-to-be! I'm glad I played it from last month when the game has been patched to 2.1 and shoutout to my bud for the sharing, thanks a lot. I encountered minor bugs but it doesn't ruin my experience that much. Like, somehow I got crashed by an invisible car or wall in freeway and sometimes enemies showed on the map but didn't appear, or the radio playing in a cutscene. I don't know if it's caused by me using too many mods. And here's the one who might have the same bug as me, there's one NCPD Scanner in Santo Domingo. I encountered the cowboys that are stuck inside the factory. I tried the teleport method, it didn't work. But I found the solution with a mod, I used [url=https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/9298][b][u]Quickhack through walls from Nexusmods[/u][/b][/url], and the job is complete. Spending 70+ hours just for the base game by completing main/side story, including undiscovered Side jobs, Gigs, Cyberpsycho, NCPD, and Events, I'm really satisfied. The first time I played the prologue, it gave me goosebumps by just how beautiful all the things are. The city, the view, the NPCs, the ethnicity, the dialogues/voiceover, and those people. They're alive, it feels alive. Speaking of it, I'd probably say the endings can be good but it can be nothing good nothing bad. Hell, to get the secret ending you need to pick the right choice when with Johnny and make your bond with him around 70%. I also liked how they include some voicemails from the people that V's met or helped. It reminds me the journey. Feel empty after done playing the base game. Cyberpunk 2077 has become one of my favorite games.[hr][/hr]https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3172196974