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CDPR should fix Cyberpunk 2077's bugs then move connected

A man leaps over Night City in shiny pants

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The patch notes for the latest Cyber-terrorist 2077 update are comically long, featuring hundreds of tweaks, tap fixes, and minor improvements. But equally Chris reported last week, the game is allay a bit of a mess. CDPR is No dubiety working hard on more patches, which information technology necessarily to—to fix some the game and its damaged reputation. Just even if it manages to squash all bug and smooth every rough edge, CP2077 is inactive, at heart, an underwhelming game by a studio apartment I think is capable of so much more.

I've in writing at duration about my issues with Cyberpunk 2077's flimsy world-building. Night City makes a arresting first feeling, but it doesn't take long to realise just how shallow IT all is. As a shooter, IT's deeply average. Arsenic an RPG, IT doesn't have a divide of the profoundness or responsiveness hinted at by those early gameplay trailers. Information technology International Relations and Security Network't a bad game—only a wildly disappointing one. And these are problems mere patches will never fix.

Cyberpunk 2077 boss fight scene of enemy breaking through LED sign — (Image credit: CD Projekt Red)

In the geezerhood undermentioned the launch of The Witcher 3, CDPR released two large expansions: Black Maria of Stone and Blood and Wine-colored. Some are incredible, boasting more or less of the Warsaw studio's best storytelling, call for intention, and worldwide-building to escort. Blood and Wine is so big, and of much superiority, that it could easily embody a standalone game. These expansions are a object lesson in how to come DLC far, and CDPR was rightly celebrated for it.

So it was safe to assume the developer would try something siamese with Hacker 2077. At least, it was, before that fateful launch and the ensuing controversy. While there are in spades more stories to follow told in Night Urban center, I think the go-to-meeting thing for CDPR to do at this point is just move on. I'm awkward with the idea of the studio spending the next couple of years building along this shaky fundament, when it could take the hard lessons it lettered constructing it to create something new—and better.

CDPR could dedicate every its time and resources to fashioning Cyberpunk 2077 the game it has the potential to be. The crippled that was promised. It worked for Howdy Games and No more Mankin's Sky—which, after eld of free updates, is in dramatically better shape than when it launched. But is it Charles Frederick Worth it? Nobelium Gentleman's Sky, even when it barely functioned at release, was bubbling with intoxicating, untapped potential. But I don't think there's much room for CP2077 to grow—at least not without a over and fundamental rewire. Energy that's bettor spent, I think back, on creating a new experience.

Eastern Samoa for what that could be, I'd personify lying if I said I didn't want CDPR to shuffle other Witcher bet on. With the popularity of the TV series on Netflix, it's the perfect time for another journey to Andrzej Sapkowski's depressing phantasy world. One starring Ciri, perhaps? Blood and Wine was such a perfect end to Geralt's story, it seems unfair to sweep him out of retirement for another adventure. But equally, I would like to spend clock time in a Night City that lives rising to the potential Cyber-terrorist 2077 had. CDPR clearly loves the scene—although, admittedly, that passion May give waned for many of the staff now.

It's tardily for me to seat hither and speculate wildly around what a developer should get along, corresponding I could single-handed fix all of its problems with an 800-word opinion piece. But really, it comes from a place of lovemaking. Afterward dropping the ball with Cyberpunk 2077, I genuinely want CDPR to reach into the heights of The Witcher 3 again. Hundreds of talented people work at this studio, and I'm sure it has some other great game far left in it. However, what form that will take, whether it's a dramatically reworked CP2077 or a new project alone, remains to be seen. In person, I'm praying for the latter.

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