Also I still run windows 10, so could be different operating systems.

Could be crossfire.

I have a Ryzen 5 5600X, Radeon 5700 XT, 32 GB RAM, and run it off an SSD.

The game runs great on ultra on my system, and I didn’t do anything but install the latest Radeon driver.

I personally really like the gameplay, and the story and world are very interesting to explore.

I do like a fairly wide variety of games including Soulsbourne, metroidvanias, 4x, sims, shooters, even sports games. So maybe I just like everything.

I agree with the other poster, I’ve really enjoyed Hogwarts Legacy.

And I find the gameplay to be pretty good; the combat can be approached in multiple ways due to spell variety, there are a decent variety of puzzles to do (though some only become accessible fairly late in the game), and I enjoy the different side stories throughout the game. Also Hogwarts castle is gorgeous, and lots of fun to explore.

Works beautifully on my desktop on Ultra settings. What hardware are you running?

Nope, Kotor 1. Not sure why, but ended up with massive asset loading issues on some planets, and the worlds ended up bugged out as hell.

I don’t, but the original has so many bugs and issues on my PC that I’ve never been able to finish it.

Tuesday, why?

Steve Jobs was a tyrant, and awful to his employees. Maybe in a different way, but he was not fun to work for.

That would be actual socialism, and in theory would be wonderful.

The development time was longer because they finally rewrote their old engine, so several of the years were just getting the engine working. So the game itself still could have been rushed out in the last couple years.

Planet Coaster is also really good. I love both it and Parkitect.

Don’t complain about downvotes, or you’ll just get more downvotes, it’s one of the basic rules of the internet.

Cool, more downvotes for you then.

For me, usually yes. And I’m the one debating here, and making the point from my perspective, so for this conversation my argument stands. Cyberpunk is a really good game, that I’ve had a ton of fun playing, and I genuinely enjoyed my time with it more than most games.

Because I wouldn’t have spent 100 hours playing it if I didn’t enjoy it.

Games have gotten vastly bigger and more complex, bugs are going to happen with that being the case. And quality has not gone down, old games had tons of bugs, and without patching available you were just stuck with them.

Go replay the Lion King on SNES, and tell me it’s as good as modern AAA games. Nostalgia goggles have blinded you.

I’ve got over a hundred hours played on it, at $80 CAD that’s less than $1 per hour of entertainment. Not at all bad really.

You know Donkey Kong Country 2 was $80 US when it came out, and it could be beaten completely in under 10 hours. Games are cheap nowadays.

It was the same price as every other game, it was only really buggy on old consoles (which it should never have been released on), and they got patches out very quickly to sort out the bugs and issues on PC. And there were plenty of new concepts in the netrunning and biohacking areas of the game. Plus it has a massive story and tons of content.

You should try actually playing it.

What the hell is a AAA game to you? Cyberpunk is absolutely AAA.

GTA VI is probably already written, so should be fine.

They did, I still have a Lumia 950 as a backup phone, and it runs smooth as butter.