Body and Technical (I mainly use shotgun and quickhacks in combat... and that mega powerful sniper rifle you get when you defeat one of blokes in a fist fight) with a bit of Cool and Intelligence on the side... basically ignored Reflex completely.
Gaming Cyberpunk 2077 (PC, PS4/5, Xbox One)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Body and Technical (I mainly use shotgun and quickhacks in combat... and that mega powerful sniper rifle you get when you defeat one of blokes in a fist fight) with a bit of Cool and Intelligence on the side... basically ignored Reflex completely.
So I’ve gone for a Body, Reflexes and Technical. Essentially going for a Sandevistan build focused on blades / melee / shotguns. I’m thinking at about level 40 I’ll respect into a net runner so essentially be able to get the absolute most out of the 2.0 update in one play through.
Coming back to the game, it’s just so damn good. The dialogue, atmosphere, world sound design sheer variety of builds makes it an addictive loop for me. The new skill updates are excellent too. So far, the new movement abilities are the real game changer for me - it makes melee combat so satisfying, not to mention being able to deflect gullets or use a blunt weapon to charge into multiple foes. Car combat is also good fun - in-line how they’ve integrated random chase sequences / those linked to existing gigs.
Also, I’ve realised that female V is for me V. Her voice acting is phenomenal.
Bought it today. Even though it's first person I know I'm going to spend an hour in the character creator.
This kills the amol.
Yeasss!
I’m having such a blast with 2.0 switching between play styles whenever I want
Solo - ramming into hapless baddies and doing the Quake slam
Shinobi - Using katanas and mantis to leap at enemies and performing a finisher
Tech guns - Using bolt with the Satara. For anyone who enjoys shotguns use this one - it’s wonderful.
All using Sandevistan of course.
Spoiler alert: all that time you spend setting dick size and pubic hair style (you can dye it too!) all goes for naught. You never get to whip it out in game.
Menus and inventories are fecking busy, aren't they?
Not your character's anyway...
I would fully recommend hitting people with a phallic object.
In Cyberpunk of course.
In Cyberpunk of course.
Started PL towards the latter stages of my 2.0 play through (got a lot of side content left) and the first 3-4 hours are absurdly good. I didn’t think the Hiest could be topped but this possibly does it.
The book that heavily inspired this genre, William Gibson's cult science fiction novel Neuromancer, looks to be (finally) coming to streaming with Apple+TV.
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Can we share the love a bit for this game now? Been playing through it on PC and honestly it could be in my top 10 games ever now. Some of the quests they've added, including one really dark one, really took me back to TW3 in terms of curve balls. The main story has me absolutely hooked also.
Which?
The detective Ward one. Crazy shit
I'm not actually sure if it was a new one they added or not, actually, but it went into the dark depths.
The detective Ward one. Crazy shit
I'm not actually sure if it was a new one they added or not, actually, but it went into the dark depths.
The human cow thing? That was always in it.
Yeah that one! I wasn't actually sure, but it took me by surprise. Played very little of it at launch. Game seems enhanced as a whole package now though regardless.
I replayed it recently after picking up the dlc. Its much, much, much better than at launch. Still not a some genre redefining masterpiece or anything just a good open world game.
Not genre defining, but its a solid 8/9 out of 10 for me now. Hasn't been a game I've played on a while that's had me thinking of it during work and wanting to get home to continue the story. Combat is genuinely addictive too.
Yeah sounds about right. The story was always very strong but mechanically it was threadbare and undercooked at launch. I woulnd't say they're that strong at this point but at least there's something there now, it doesn't feel like playing an alpha.
Phantom Liberty is absolutely fantastic. The base game was still really lacking for me in comparison.
I'm not even on to PL yet so this is fantastic news! Actually I did one or two quests, then returned to the main story. I do find the gameplay in general is more addictive though which makes even the base game vastly more enjoyable.