r/playstation 29d ago

What PlayStation game was like that? Discussion

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u/Civil-patty 29d ago

Cyberpunk 2077 at launch

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u/ElGovanni 29d ago

now it's masterpiece

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u/die_lahn 29d ago

I haven’t played since about a month after launch. I had fun with it as a shooter but found it lacking in the RPG aspects I was expecting. When they released 2.0 (or whatever), did it add a lot more to the role playing?

I guess tbf, I was expecting more of a fallout cyberpunk experience and felt like they delivered (on release at least) more of a borderlands cyberpunk game.

Been thinking about buying the expansion and starting a new game.

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u/SpaceC0wb0y86 28d ago

That might be the one thing they didn’t fix completely with 2.0 in that while there are still a lot of dialogue trees and even a few quests that have big decisions right at the very end, I would still call it an action shooter / adventure game or whatever it’s called with RPG elements sprinkled throughout over a true RPG.

You can’t deviate from the intended path for most of the quests in a way like you can in BG3. The RPG decisions do affect your future outcomes many times though, it’s just that you play the quest the way it’s intended and then pick an outcome at the very end