I liked it

Are you homosexual?

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Lmao, this.

Yes. You even get rewarded for looking around.

Same, it's got the obvious problems and I really didn't care for the "I'm dying" part of the story, it really makes it feel like you shouldn't be doing side stuff. With that said I still had a lot of fun.

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I liked Panam, River, Saburo, Rogue, and Johnny.
Judy and Jackie were trash stereotypes.
Johnny & Rogue ending was the best ending.

>Johnny & Rogue ending was the best ending.
Best ending is me getting a young Rogue like waifu, making my own path to the big leagues, and ending in a blaze of glory. Not mi familia bullshit and brain cancer with another protagonist.
NC should've been like the tabletop: a template for many stories. Not this.

For every one thing to love there's seven to hate.
>the story is well written, but hardly gives the player any choice to alter it in any way and it stinks of rewrites and being rushed
>city is amazing looking, but empty and with floating geometry even outside V's apartment's window
>lore behind cyberware is cool, but after your first visit to the ripperdoc cutting off parts of your body and replacing them for augmentations is done via a generic vendor menu that doesn't translate how big a deal changing your lungs should be
>your relationships with important NPCs doesn't matter, you can try Panam like shit and she'll still want your dick, etc.
>cool clothing styles and even has unique sets that represent the tabletop classes but the game's looter shooter nature means you'll dress like a clown 90% of the time because of stats
>useless Lifepath
>so on and so forth
It's not great, and a lot of its flaws can't be simply patched out or added with the expansion
youtu.be/jEFnnpo7dPA

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There is certainly a lot of city to see, but I can't say that exploration is that rewarding beyond finding gigs and loot guarded by bad guys.

I loved it

I don't care about loot or trinkets. Whenever I explore abandoned buildings in real life, I don't expect to find much interesting to take home. Interesting vistas and cool locations are my reward and if Cyberpunk accomplishes that, that's all I need

>I want to explore different urban environments and fit in different nooks and crannies and jump on rooftops
All fine so far
>and go to places I'm supposed to be I'm not supposed to be in
I mean, if you don't mind finding low res rooftops you'll clip through to your death?

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