Majestic 最近的評論

Its unacceptable that they replaced the original game with this version whilst being clearly inferior to it and deviates from the artstyle, however polarising it was. The framerate hitching in particular when traversing the world is unacceptable and unavoidable regardless of your system, due to the fact its caused by shader compilation. It has nothing to do with actual framedrops, vsync issues, bad optimization or anything. So you can't overpower it with extra hardware. It will always stutter, and the original runs perfectly fine. The added bugs are a cherry on top.

Get the original on GoG or something, or... you know...

System tested:
5800X3D, 32GB 3400-CL16, Radeon 6800XT, NVME SSD.
So no, its no potato. The game just runs bad.

This downvote is not because of "Epic" launcher, I played the game in legacy mode. And i've had it for a while, just never bothered to write a review. But after replaying it again... ngl, compared to the previous installments it's pretty weak. A lot of busywork, the side missions are just the same busywork but in a specific order. There is a fun campaign underneath it, but its weighed down by just too much busywork/fluff. All you're doing is flying around clearing camps, collecting clusters, hacking stores, ad infinitum.

Honestly, who in their right mind thought it was a good idea for you to have to collect 1255 clusters. It's so annoying to have to collect them all that they even ridicule it in Gat out of Hell. They knew they messed up...

Why not remove it with the remaster and replace it with something more enticing? No.... that'd take effort.

Press W to continue the story.

This is not a video game. This is an interactive movie. It's even worse than the Tomb Raider Reboot.

The first 2 hours is nothing but cutscenes interactive bits that have the illusion of gameplay. There is only one gameplay path to take, and you get shoved (literally) in the right direction with audio cues and button prompts. Naughty Dog had nothing but contempt for the player when they made this. I dont understand how people considered these games decent back in the day, let alone now in 2022 to purchase once more.

Got this from the AMD voucher, im glad I didn't pay for this. Trash.

EDIT: tried it a second time, got to the nadine fight scene, alt-f4'ed again. ♥♥♥♥ Druckmann, I bet he was furiously rubbing one out into a ficus plant whilst thinking about all the white men he was going to piss off with that one.

Has some serious performance issues regarding the asset streaming, so regardless of your setup, it will stutter around a bit at times. However, it doesn't break the game.

Gameplay wise it's Dark Souls 3, mostly. But I have to say the enemies heavily rely on sweeping attacks with large hitboxes, and they have a lot of poise and stamina, next to doing the Dark Souls 2 introduced playertracking mid-attack. From Dark Souls 1 to Elden Ring, you can tell they've increased the difficulty for the sake of making it difficult. Something the Original Dark Souls was never meant to be.

That said, despite the frustrations I sometimes have with the cheap deaths, there is a lot to like about the game. And for every wall you hit, you will eventually find a way around it. Or you try someplace else, and come back later this time around. Something you weren't able to do before.

Can't comment on the multiplayer aspect, as I have to use a hack to get ultrawidescreen support and that triggers the anti-cheat. So... yeah.

Really cool game that allows for some amazing builds. Hits a bit of a brick wall at times in terms of difficulty at the start because it's not always apparent how much of a level difference there is unless you engage them (and due to the forced camera angles that can be very close...) But nothing you can't beat with a second or third try, and the penalty for dying is very small. Played this around Jan. 2022 and there are still some bugs present. Had to quit the game twice to fix it, which forced me to replay some sections. Given the size of the game, and the smaller developer, it's not insultingly buggy.

Gameplay, once you've made your fitting build, is extremely satisfying. Though keep in mind it is still skillbased. Even with a good build you can find yourself easily killed. Worldbuilding is amazing, you can tell they really put a lot of effort into it with lots of small little details. Characters and voice-overs are a bit of a mixed bag. Main characters are good, some of the side-mission voice-overs sound phoned in and the fact they look away from the camera I think is no coincidence.

All-in all for the money it's a solid 20+ hrs of cyberpunk fun.

Technical info
Ran solid at 3440x1440p on an outdated GTX 1080, which given the visuals is very good. Some slight stuttering when it was streaming assets in the city hubs, but I had no qualms with it. Widescreen support for 95% of the game, only cutscenes are 16:9.

It definitely still works on old machines. I ran it on XP (SP2) compatibility mode + admin. And installed the 1.12 soundfix.
Game is tough as nails though, or maybe i'm just becoming rusty from games not being challenging anymore, who's to say.

Works as advertised, minus the slight hitching when driving around, but looks a lot better than the original. Rest of the game is just SR3, a game they will never be able to make again in the current woke year of 2021, surprised the only censor is a nipslip on a cover art.

Here's to hoping SR5 will be better than their last attempt at a new IP.

Ran on a 2600X + GTX 1080 and NVME drive at 1440p ultrawide. 70-110 fps mostly high settings. I think the fact I use Freesync makes the framerate inconsitencies a non-issue for me. But if you play this v-synced on a 60hz monitor, it will run pretty poorly.

It's a bit rough around the edges, but it's overal a comfy game to get through my backlog of podcasts with. It's a nice mix between Factorio and Satisfactory, but a best of both worlds scenario.

Biggest gripes:
- The planetary travel is a bit clunky, especially the automatic entry/re-entry and the fact it's not explained you need a lot of fuel and recovery rate to even properly return if you attempt. Grated this is only after 10hrs.
- No button to hold to turn the planet disjointed from the mech. Making it hard to navigate between installations on the planet if they're beyond the horizon in early game. Yes there is planet view, but in that mode you can't point and steer the mech to a location. Maybe if they add mech control in planet view?
- No breakerswitch on the power pylons. If it overloads you need to disassembly and re-assemble everything.

I mostly write this as improvements for the devs, because overall I can recommend it for people that like this genre. Also, China Numbah One.

Be warned if you have autism, this game >will< suck you in. But what a great game to be sucked into. Insane depth in terms of tech you can go through, how much automation you can implement, the underlying metastory with the aliens. Thanks to the developers for reminding me how great gaming used to be, and can still be. Can do it all at your own leisurly pace, making everything as nice as you want it to (or jerryrig it so its purely functional, your choice). It's great.

Was going to overlook the feminist undertone throughout the game, but when Aloy challenged Aratak that kind of changed my stance towards the protagonist from indifferent to unsalvageable. Though I have to admit, the Ahsis subplot put her on thin ice already. It was unnecessary, they didn't even attempt to negotiate. They stripped him of his pride and made him a tag-along. It seems these dogmatic writers don't want both sides to enjoy it, they just want to cram a narrative down your throat. Even if you're not one to engage in the left vs. right dichotomy. Also, Ashly Burch is a misscast.

Gameplay loop is alright I guess, and it looks nice..