Comic for Wednesday 12/16 (Early High Res)
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There's also something that looks like the Destiny logo to the far left and the number 14. I'm guessing it refers to Destiny 1.
Doh, missed that.
@Dakota Blackwell and Madkine: Look at the red text on the rock :D
The only issues I've seen are a few crashes and piss poor performance for a game delayed multiple time for polish. And the defaults made driving a nightmare.
Very surprised No Man's Sky wasn't included.
Was expecting No Man's Sky to be there too.
I dunno, I'm generally highly skeptical of hyped games, but I'm actually enjoying Cyberpunk quite a bit. Way more than Anthem and ME:A, that's for sure. Both of those *completely* failed to deliver, while Cyberpunk just feels like it got pulled out of the oven a couple months early.
Its not really about whether it's a good game or not; I think Cyberpunk is pretty good and I'm enjoying it. But at the same time, I don't think you can make the argument that it has lived up to the sheer level of hype that carried the game for the past 4-5 years. It's not a transcendant experience. It's not revolutionizing anything. Its city is not necessarily more immersive or impressive or larger than stuff games like GTA has done. Its gunplay is adequate at best. The graphics are good, so long as you're playing on the right system, but they don't feel like anything "next level" that we haven't seen before. Judging by the "hype", Cyberpunk was to be an unparalleled experience, an RPG unlike we've seen before. What we GOT was a decent game, strong in some areas, weak in others, riddled with a variety of bugs and nearly unplayable on base consoles. There are very few games that can actually live up to their pre-release hype, for a variety of reasons, yet the publishers all insist on sending them up that mountain only for the nigh inevitable tumble back down to earth.