Patch 1.23 has improved Cyberpunk 2077's playability on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro, despite containing no PlayStation-specific changes. The game's engine continues to struggle running on AMD's Jaguar cores though, resulting in an unacceptable amount of in-game pop-in.
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Pretty pathetic that one of the best games to come out last year can't be recognized correctly because journalists can't resist making clickbait garbage to make playstation fanboys cum in the diapers. Cyberpunk is a great game is no more glitchy than Skyrim currently.
Quote from: Poopcock on July 01, 2021, 23:20:44
Pretty pathetic that one of the best games to come out last year can't be recognized correctly because journalists can't resist making clickbait garbage to make playstation fanboys cum in the diapers. Cyberpunk is a great game is no more glitchy than Skyrim currently.
"Great" - in what area?
I haven't heard a word of praise for its writing; visual art-wise, it is most typical of social media era: uninspired & pornographic. (Cause artists couldn't find time off Twitter. to go outside and observe)
That leaves us with what? Game engine technology? Please.
P. S.: Bugs are just easier to attack for the uneducated in the field (arts or CompSci). When everything else is SOOOO bland that you don't even feel like making a point (for a millionth time).