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NoAre you running it in offline mode by any chance?
Online mode only always.
NoAre you running it in offline mode by any chance?
@joy.das.jd I've played that game and frankly I did not enjoy it. Its just too depressing for my taste. The world, characters, and the story are all top notch but almost every mission ends with a tragedy, showing just how messed up that world is. It really is a true dystopia, and maybe that's why its so off-putting for me. For example, the River Ward quest where we save his nephew from somewhere (lets not spoil it for others), was truly revolting to behold. Then there is another mission where they show the power of AI in that world and the people/beings who control them possess, the quest was called Dream On and its just so mind bending, if you haven't done that one, please do. The whole game is filled with such missions and worst part it, there are almost no happy endings. Everyone in that world seems to be doomed in one way or the other.If you have enjoyed WITCHER 3 , then as a fellow gamer I would highly recommend CYBERPUNK 2077. I had this game for a long time but recently completed it. The the ambience, the graphics and the overall gameplay is awesome. As expected from a CDPR , the story is a on a whole new level.
I completed one playthrough with one ending and then proceeded with playing from a crucial gameplay point with another choices. And to be honest, both of the ending were quite depressing.I seriously feel that this game is indeed meant for a mature audience. Most youngsters won't like this, as the game has several thought provoking instances around the dystopian world.
The DLC(phantom liberty) is even better. And it's soundtrack is one of the best, that I still have on my playlist.
I know that most of the ending are depressing. Even the DLC ending is kind of a similar kind but at least it puts a proper end to V's story. That's why I said its made for a mature audience. It really puts your mind into the perspective of the dystopian world. You simply cannot have a happy ending in such a world.@joy.das.jd I've played that game and frankly I did not enjoy it. Its just too depressing for my taste. The world, characters, and the story are all top notch but almost every mission ends with a tragedy, showing just how messed up that world is. It really is a true dystopia, and maybe that's why its so off-putting for me. For example, the River Ward quest where we save his nephew from somewhere (lets not spoil it for others), was truly revolting to behold. Then there is another mission where they show the power of AI in that world and the people/beings who control them possess, the quest was called Dream On and its just so mind bending, if you haven't done that one, please do. The whole game is filled with such missions and worst part it, there are almost no happy endings. Everyone in that world seems to be doomed in one way or the other.
I've heard great things about Phantom Liberty, but after experiencing the main game, I just can't play another dystopian game where there is no hope of a future.
Here's a random recommendation though, if you haven't tried The Legend Of Zelda Breath of the Wild yet. I recommend every one to give it a go, it disrupted the landscape of the open world genre and brought in so many fresh ideas to the table, all the games after it are still trying to emulating the same. Its one of the best games I've played and probably one the best ever made. And the best part is, there is a sequel that's even better.
Breath of the Wild was so good that I played it on 15-20 fps, right around the time it came out using CEMU (on PC because it is always a better experience, don't play it on a Switch). I checked again and it looks like we can now play it on 60-120 fps even with a mid tier CPU. The setup is a hassle but the game will spoil you, and it really becomes hard to get immersed in any other game after playing that. Its just that good. Highly recommended.I know that most of the ending are depressing. Even the DLC ending is kind of a similar kind but at least it puts a proper end to V's story. That's why I said its made for a mature audience. It really puts your mind into the perspective of the dystopian world. You simply cannot have a happy ending in such a world.
I have heard a lot about The Legend Of Zelda Breath of the Wild, but unfortunately I don't have a SWITCH to play it in its full glory. Last time i tried emulating it, the experience was NOT that great. Maybe some day i might have a switch and then i might play it.