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HunterICX · 09-02-15, 04:47 AM

Been following it for a while, playing it since the release and yes it's very relaxing and addicting to play.

Cyberpunk being my favorite Genre I couldn't pass on it especially with the constant rain and neo lights everywhere look

What I do like about this game is the sense that your not stuck on rails with some main plot you have to follow in a specific order by means of a dialogue. When done right like the Shadowrun games it's not a problem and I enjoy them a lot but I do however at times like to do my own thing my own way.

The UI is very well made imo, I like the menu been well integrated in the style of the game. I do like the different approaches you can do while tackling a mission in the restricted areas, hacking the security systems taking down the cameras or opening doors to other areas within that opens a new route to the objective avoiding being seen or ambush a patrol and take it out without alarming the whole compound. The abilities of your team are interesting like the support's world scan which gives you a nice lay out of the security network and makes it easier to spot the patrols also is nice to discover from the public people who can help you research and you bribe them to work for you or to hijack people who have DNA that provides with better stats and send them to the cloning facility to improve your agents but those stats degenerate each time the agent is killed in action and respawned (cloned) which keeps you always on the look out for better candidates. the Research and development is nice and straight forward to improve your gear and augment the agents.

But yes there are some things they'll need to iron out and improve upon, there can be some annoying bugs but so far nothing broke the game for me. Some are quite annoying like the fact that your agents are a bit like a sack of potatoes that need to be instructed all the time instead of having a bit of self initiative like when they're shot at they don't return fire nor even draw their weapons and it seems the security staff of the different areas do not like eachother the other day in a yard of one of the Wyvern corps the CSA bumped into them and there was a massive firefight going on

09-02-15, 04:47 AM	#4
HunterICX Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2006 Location: Malaga, España Posts: 10,750 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	Been following it for a while, playing it since the release and yes it's very relaxing and addicting to play. Cyberpunk being my favorite Genre I couldn't pass on it especially with the constant rain and neo lights everywhere look What I do like about this game is the sense that your not stuck on rails with some main plot you have to follow in a specific order by means of a dialogue. When done right like the Shadowrun games it's not a problem and I enjoy them a lot but I do however at times like to do my own thing my own way. The UI is very well made imo, I like the menu been well integrated in the style of the game. I do like the different approaches you can do while tackling a mission in the restricted areas, hacking the security systems taking down the cameras or opening doors to other areas within that opens a new route to the objective avoiding being seen or ambush a patrol and take it out without alarming the whole compound. The abilities of your team are interesting like the support's world scan which gives you a nice lay out of the security network and makes it easier to spot the patrols also is nice to discover from the public people who can help you research and you bribe them to work for you or to hijack people who have DNA that provides with better stats and send them to the cloning facility to improve your agents but those stats degenerate each time the agent is killed in action and respawned (cloned) which keeps you always on the look out for better candidates. the Research and development is nice and straight forward to improve your gear and augment the agents. But yes there are some things they'll need to iron out and improve upon, there can be some annoying bugs but so far nothing broke the game for me. Some are quite annoying like the fact that your agents are a bit like a sack of potatoes that need to be instructed all the time instead of having a bit of self initiative like when they're shot at they don't return fire nor even draw their weapons and it seems the security staff of the different areas do not like eachother the other day in a yard of one of the Wyvern corps the CSA bumped into them and there was a massive firefight going on __________________ Last edited by HunterICX; 09-02-15 at 06:56 AM.