Worth every penny

Changing my review to positive again, the game is good and we have forced Sony to rollback the mandatory PSN linking.

Hoping they rollback the de-listing of the game from most countries for those that have bought it in those countries affected.

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Screw Sony. I bought this game to play it on PC, I refuse to link a PSN account and I stand with the many other people who are in the countries that don't even have PSN access.

This requirement was unclear months earlier and Sony should go screw themselves for ruining the hard work Arrowhead put into this amazing game in record time.

Tons of users getting a game ban (not a VAC ban) for no reason other than not playing the game for months or years. Removed the game from my account because this is absolutely ridiculous and abusive from the devs.

If you play this for the story, as most Final Fantasy fans want to do, you will be left confused and disappointed.

It's all over the place, key moments or additional story that is needed to bridge the gap between major game events is either cut out and sold as DLC or completely removed altogether.

As far as Final Fantasy stories go, this is probably the worst thought out and written game out there under the brand name. And the fact you have to consume other multiple pieces of media to even understand the whole story is a fatal flaw and terrible decision making. I believe that if lore or story is not in the game, and it causes the game itself to be a miserable and confusing experience as a result, you shouldn't care. If you want me to care about your game's story, put it in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.

Other than that the combat is alright and travelling around is okay.

Puzzles, puzzles, puzzles. I complete all puzzles for 100% but then they add more puzzles, so I have to complete more puzzles to 100% again until they add more puzzles

In its current state, it's not worth the full price at all. Regardless of many bugs that do plague the game (of which I have not experienced any, luckily), the story is kinda boring, the streets of Night City are lifeless, the dialogue options are generic and your choices don't really matter all that much.

It's kinda sad to see that this is the game that CDPRs marketing got so many people conned into believing was going to be absolutely fantastic but it just doesn't follow through. This game is far from being in a state of release and should have been further delayed. It needed more time, but even with more time to fix the bugs and make it a game that's in a good playable state, the combat and story could never have been improved or engaging.

I have had a more pleasant launch experience than many others have, but even so, the game's combat is too boring and guns don't provide good feedback and feel like they pack a punch. So when the combat is bad, maybe the story can make up for it? Except it can't. The story is beyond a snooze fest, nothing's ever engaging and the dialogue choices are quite pathetic and laughable, it's sad. This is one of the rare cases where the 2 most important aspects of a RPG fall flat on their face and you just feel like you've been conned completely because there's nothing in the game that could be a redeeming factor.

If you do really want to buy and play Cyberpunk 2077, wait for it to go on sale to maybe about £15, it certainly is not worth £50.

Revision after 10 more hours: My opinion still stands even after downing the AV with Panam to grab Hellman by setting off an EMP chain reaction and shooting it down with a rocket launcher . While it was a cool moment, I don't feel like it was worth waiting that long for that kind of excitement. I don't know how far along the main story it is but I doubt I'm far from the end.

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