They aren't shelling this at all the reason the development stops after next dlc is because the red engine isn't good enough(same reason why every Bethesda game is a broken mess using an outdated engine) so they are dropping support from all there projects to focus on going Unreal engine
@@roshaanreddy8107 wholly disagree. I really think the pacing was meant to be quick paced and highly active and goes in tandem with the harsh reality of Night City.
This show left me with such a post-good-show depression, the only bad thing about it is that there will not be more of it and we won't get to see more of the characters
man, we need some more of the anime at 0:59 also, i'm _so glad_ my cheap ass waited until 2022 to buy and play this game. I _loved it!_ but I see the launch videos and haha - man those are rough.
Can we acknowledge the game isn't the piece of shit bugfest it was at launch? They've continued developing it since then and it's actually a fantastic game now. Or at least that's my take
This anime saved the game. Source? I made it up. But for real, I also preordered and frankly didn't have a *terrible* experience. I liked the story and world already, and didn't personally get that many bugs. But basic systems (goofy clothing system on launch with no transmog, for example) had already let me down. I just stopped playing once I heard all the negative reviews coming in. I put the game down for months and thought I just took another L for preordering for the first time in a half decade. It really hurt my willingness to ever buy into the hype of a game again. Then Edgerunners dropped. This anime was so hype, so well made, so easily digestible, and had the amazing backbone of the perfect game setting. Friends who didn't even buy the game watched it. It added so much to the worldbuilding and used the original music made for the game in ways that added a ton of depth when you hear them now. "I Really Wanna Stay at Your House" wasn't even one of my favorite songs from the game, but its unforgettable and meaningful thanks to this anime. The game is so incredibly good now. Its genuinely one of my favorite gaming experiences of all time. And I really think it would have been dead in the water after launch if it wasn't for this anime proving the strength of the IP and bringing people back.
The anime is great. The only problem i had is that it could have had more content for learning about the other characters like Maine, Dorio or Rebecca but, at the same time, that is in some way what the plot is about, survival in the night city. One problem with the animation is some static moments like with Max Tac coming against Maine, 5-10 seconds of static sweat of David. Still 10/10
I played the game at launch and stopped after 26 hours but after watching the show and loving it I redownloaded the game and am really enjoying it! The world is just really interesting so I wouldn't rule the game out. The higher execs really messed the rep of CDPR up but they have been working really hard to fix it.
The setting wasnt entirely original atleast not cdpr original world but a adaptation of cyberpunk 2020 a ttrpg in the 90s. If your wondering how would a book be as immersive and well developed than a video game then let me tell you the book is so thicc that you can classify it as a concrete block
laughed way too hard when they said police appears out of nowhere because this was a major bug in the game haha Also when a bunch of cars went flying around
Bug? Really again the mis-use of the word bugs and glitches in 2022? Aight the police thing is not a bug, infact way worse. It's on purpose because CDPR knows a few things in integrating a cop system those are jack and shit. Only time we saw it was the guards in Witcher 3 and that's practically the same for Cyberpunk 2077. Best they did for "cops" or prevention of numb slaughter was to immediately kill you with overwhelming and op cops that spawn when out of your sight. Which way more dissapointing that it's on purpose than it being a bug. They don't know how to integrate a flying vehicle to swoop in n' shit or even A DRIVE BY CAR THEY CAR AI IS FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUCK
Of course its way better than the game. The game was made by inexperienced amateurs. CDPR will even go bankrupt soon because almost everyone refunded Cyberpunk. Thats why its so trash. The Anime was made by experienced talented people.
Something which blew me away was that the music in the anime is from the game. The song "who's ready for tomorrow" which plays while David is walking to to school fits him so well it's uncanny.
There is so much to love about this show. The writing, the music, the crisp animation. Only bad thing imo is that there werent more episodes, and the timeskip felt a little rushed too imo
While I agree that they could have added a bit more to it and that the time skip was a bit jarring, I also MUCH prefer this to the other side of the coin. That other side being an anime which is far too long for the substantial content, which dilutes the entire experience into something mind-numbingly mundane. I will skip out on some details if it means my experience is more concise and interesting overall.
I originally felt like the time skip was too sudden, but in retrospect I feel like it's better that way because it makes David's chrome transformation really jarring to the audience which fits with the whole idea of cyberpsychosis being kinda like body dysmorphia/disassociation
It never felt rushed to me. It's almost like an anthropology. With that in mind, the fact we can instantly pick up on the fact that David didn't learn Maine's lesson, and is also more numb to the death around him means that there's no reason to see what happens in the mean time, you get it if you pick up on it.
Absolutely. I’m surprised I haven’t heard the comparison to ultra violent ovas from the 80s more. The Netflix release allowed them to do stuff they wouldn’t be able to do in a tv anime.
@@ScamboliReviews binged it after watching half of the video. I thought the driving mechanics looked funny and almost wondered if it was a reference to the release. When you said it at the end I lost my shit.
when a show leaves you feeling empty, sad because you had to say goodbye to the characters, hurt because of what you saw, and you can't stop rewatching it because you can't accept that it's over and you want more, and yet, you have nothing but praise for the wild ride you were in, then you know you saw something truly special. Great job guys, I'm gonna miss this characters...
@@Noah-rm1ir me too man, I have a big problem because every time I hear that song I get really sad, but I wanna keep hearing it because it's a good song so I'm trapped in a vicious cycle
@@ssarellas I mean it's Adam Smasher dude took on multiple legends at once and won, even against David all he threw was shade. I'll fully ignore the game version of Smasher cuz lame ass dude caps at level 30
Don't think we necessarily need to compare, they compliment each other. The disaster of a launch aside, having played at launch and couldn't get past the tutorial aside, I went back to the game and found myself invested in the story. The anime really, reaaally sets the scene for the game, and this "I want to be a legend" thing becomes more and more understandable. It's hard to go into the game dry and connect with the characters on any level, but after the show I can really understand what everyone is saying and where they are coming from. The timer put on V's life is pressuring throughout the whole playthrough and I just know that it won't end well, just like David and anyone else in night city. But none of that changes anything for the characters, because death was always close anyway, and through the pursuit of a chance at life you, playing as the character, really find true relationships in the game and the anime, even if the adventures for everyone are so, so short.
same all the way. i picked the game up after watching the anime and now i'm obsessed with it and the universe. i hope more people are able to give it a shot despite its original launch
I played the game about a week after launch. Honestly binged 70~ hours of it in a few days, but I absolutely LOVED the story, world, and characters of the game. So when the show came out it was such a treat. I'd already gotten invested into the world of cyberpunk and been emotionally impacted by the themes of the game. And so for the anime to do SUCH a good job at portraying those core ideas that I'd fallen in love with, well.. it really made it something special to me. d:
@@AutisticScholar I was wondering this while watching the video, currently on my 4th playthrough and I have zero regrets purchasing the game lol, its in a great state and the story is perfection
i think one of the many strong points in this show is the dynamic between characters they make the group feel like a family in such a unforgiving world there is a faint feeling of hope for the characters and david and lucy’s dynamic is absolutely beautiful I love how they ended it with those two in the last episode such an epic story
This anime along with arcane were one of the biggest surprise shows to come out in the past year. I notice that what makes them so special is the amazingly unique, well crafted world that the games have already previously laid out for the shows to build upon. The formula of being an outlaw/underdog in such an unfair world seems to be very appealing to viewers. Also since the games have already cumulated fans you just know they’re gonna hype the fuck out of it and I’m glad they did. Seriously one of the most entertaining shows to ever come this year. I hope to see more anime studios adapting games and building upon the lore for their respective niche fan bases to watch.
I just feel that when the setting’s already been crafted and polished, all the studio has left is to create a sick cast of characters and story that fits it. Studio trigger definitely did not disappoint. Also Rebecca best girl
CD Projekt Red werent involved in world building, they, just like they did with the wither, took an existing universe and crafted a game around it - non the less youre right i really like this underdog archetype
@@smallweinersteve8808 yeah I know but I meant that it took off a load for studio Trigger to try to create an original setting, they just used Night City which is a fictional city CD Projekt Red developed. Then from there Trigger themselves created a new plot and characters for an anime. I was saying that they having Cyber Punk the game as a reference really let them focus more on characters, plot and animation in which they excelled at
@@ScamboliReviews yup and the fact that almost nobody actually finished the game or gave it a chance till the bugs were fixed makes it even better because it's like there's this whole world out there that people completely forgot about and now they can't get enough of it after seeing the anime. They essentially got a get out of jail free card and a second chance to hype and relaunch the game the way it was supposed to be. Seriously this shit outa be tought in marketing schools.
Hopefully trigger gets to do more seasons for cyberpunk, but hopefully it is made into an anthology series. I'd love to see a story centered around the nomads.
Yeah I bought it and it plays great now the only bugs I’ve had are minor and don’t make the game unplayable. I did get one funny one recently though that made my car launch itself forward
Okay glad to see someone say it! I have it on PS4 and it plays like an absolute fucking dream my only complaint is that when you die it takes a bit to load. But hey other than that I love it and if you spend the whole game driving everywhere (let’s be honest unless your destination is literally on the complete otherside) is completely viable and no loading times during the drive. It feels like real good immersion- you know how many times I didn’t wanna hop out the whip cause a good song was going? I genuinely love the game now.
I saw Gigguk post a video about it. And well... Dude has never been this fast in his life. Watched it immediately before watching the video. Hot damn the ending though...
So glad they redeemed themselves by not only fixing the game almost entirely, but adding a huge new expansion to it along with an entire rework to the game's combat mechanics. This really shows how much passion they had for Cyberpunk. In its release it was like a very very (very) unpolished diamond. It was buggy to all hell, but the graphics were fucking amazing, and when the game did function as it was supposed to, it was amazing. The story element, the setting, all of it was Triple-A by the definition. With 1.6 almost completely fixing the game, and now 2.0 and Phantom Liberty, this gives us very high hopes for the future of Cyberpunk. Let's just hope this time they take 9 years instead of 8 to make another one lmao.
@@nutman2574 Faraday. The fixer with 3 right eyes. He sounds less like Gus in Edgerunners, but more like The Dentist from Payday 2 (imo at least) I wonder what's the lore of his face.
@@ScamboliReviews I am currently having a near bug free playthrough. Quite impressive since I played day 1 on preorder The shitty balancing seems to be better, so that's nice.
@@ScamboliReviews The game has been playable for a lil bit but after the last update i'd say it's completely worth it to give it a shot again if you care. Could always sail the high seas maybe I dunno i'm giving financial advice.
I can't help but laugh when I hear about everyone's buggy experience with Cyberpunk. I played it day one and the only bugs I had were the elevator thing and Jackie walking through my car. Then I heard about the shitshow and realized I was lucky, lol. Game was great for me.
@@ScamboliReviews it really wasnt that buggy on pc. the most you had were immersove bugs lika above and the save bug that didnt even matter cause the game saved every 30 seconds. the only real people who had major issues were console players on old gen tech, which that tech was already struggling with a number of AAA titles. cyberpunk is just way too demanding for those consols
@@blvckl0tcs750 I had crazy bugs on PC at launch as well, the game ran like garbage and felt almost unplayable with glitches going on every mission and some of them game breaking. But after a few months and most of the bugs got patched and the performance optimized its actually a really good game and if this is what we got at release I'd wager wed be seeing "why cyberpunk is actually a masterpiece" videos today
@@lucian5389 I played it on PC at launch and I also had minimal bugs - sure I had the occasional T-Pose and cars doing strange things, but nothing game-breaking. And my PC wasn't even high-end, im still running a 980ti. That said, I do recognize that wasn't the case for every PC player, but as far as my experience was concerned, I had a great time with this game
David saying that he’s built is unironically one of the funniest scene In the anime it’s like the staff that were working on the anime knew what they were doing and they completely nailed it
Alright boyos, he's a hot take: The best parts of Cyberbug were never broken to begin with and it's part of what makes the show so good. The actual gameplay is real been-there-done-that as is to be expected from CDPR, let's be honest. Now that it's in a much better spot, it's a real fun ARPG with nice variety in builds. When I would recommend that game to people as a must play, it was never the gameplay that I would use to make the argument, it was everything else. The characters, the visuals, the world building, the story; All of it was some absolute kino shit which makes it that much more frustrating that it launched the way it did, it largely denying millions from experiencing it the same way someone on PC would've that was lucky enough to have a run go largely bug free. Everything I loved about the game is what I ended up loving about the show with great characters and fantastic world building so it's disappointing that the game is still often associated with being an unplayable mess because even when it's 100% fixed, I think it'll have a hard time cleaning off that stain so people can actually enjoy the incredible experience underneath.
even tho i got the shittest experience with 2077, every 2 seconds had to wait for everything to load, some cutscenes would break, ai would break, many, manyyyyy crashes i absolutely love the story i think its pretty damn good, the characters are great with a fair bit of character development for a game lets be honest but i find the show an absolute snooze
As it stands, Cyberpunk is one of my favourite RPGs I've played. It's such a shame the game released in the state it did because IMO it excels in so many different areas, Night City is one of my favourite settings I've had the pleasure of experiencing and the cybernetic mechanics allow for interesting builds and gameplay options. The bones and shell of a masterpiece exist within Cyberpunk 2077 however it is just such a shame it lacks the polish to really show it.
Of course its way better than the game. The game was made by inexperienced amateurs. Thats why its so trash. The Anime was made by experienced talented people.
I found out recently that Rebecca originally wasn't supposed to be in the anime, because CDPR said she didn't "fit" the cyberpunk world that they crafted - primarily because she was a loli character. But Studio Trigger simply said "No, she stays!" and everyone is thankful to them for introducing us to this tiny, bat-shit crazy solo queen.
Yep. The writers initially didn’t like the idea, but Trigger showed them her character sheet and some scenes with her, and it convinced the writers that she HAS to stay. Even one of the writers in an interview said she ended up being her favorite character despite her initially being against her inclusion. Good on them for letting Becca stay. She’s easily everyone’s favorite character besides David and Lucy.
@@flamestoyershadowkill6400 it's a reasonable reasoning, considering the general consensus on what alali is, and how it has fluctuated in its meaning throughout the years. Changing from a form of Lolita fashion, to just being a term for anime girls or even to being infamous as pedo bate for Haram loving weebs, they had the right to be concerned. But nevertheless her character still fit perfectly within the current story.
"David isn't a man, but night city has no use for boys." Dude. I think that's one of, if not the, best one liners on this channel because it carries the essence of this review so well.
Was waiting for this review. What makes me kinda sad is how much credit people give to CDPR for Edgerunners story, without looking at the people behind the anime and their artistic signatures all across the story. The anime is like 80% Studio Trigger. CDPR just gave them the overall plot and the setting.
Still, it revived their kinda "Dead, shit, buggy, piece of shit game" into somewhat alive and "playable" state, so that's why people was praising CDPR, and i know it's studio trigger carying them, but it's still their Brand IP.
@@tazukisky I got a 100+ hours on the game and have encountered practically 0 bugs or crashes. The game's been amazing for a while now but people love to cling on to the past and assume its the same as on release
Disappointed that you didn’t address the actual story in the cyberpunk game. I suppose you can say buggy gameplay takes away from the ability to focus and enjoy the story but my personal experience after beating it twice was that post and pre patch the bugs didn’t make the story any less beautiful. Cyberpunk always was great at storytelling just like Edgerunners, its just people are finally willing to remove the preconceived bias and pay attention to the stories since its the same universe as the anime they enjoy.
This is so absolutely true. It sucks that a lot of people won't get to appreciate the artistic value behind the game just because the technical aspect was botched and gave them a bad first impression.
9/10 imo, it needed like 2 or 3 more EPs, cause I would have loved to see more of David with the crew pre-EP6. Like, it would have given that episode even MORE impact (and maybe one more EP post-timeskip to showcase more of it) But thats about it when it comes to the flaws, and when your main flaw is that there isnt "more" of the show, thats a pretty good flaw to have tbh lol
@@yaboijebus1418 i agree that they could have made more eps. i would have loved to see more development between David and Lucy. but at the same time i feel like they did it on purpose. they stuffed the episodes to the brim with content. more and it would probably be to much for most people to handle. less and it would have slowed the phasing of the series. how do you make something perfect? some people enjoy the faster phasing, some dont. for me Cyberpunk Edgerunners is a 10/10. for some 6/10. who cares? if you loved it, you loved it!
It's okay, MC lacked any personality or motivation. No, "I HAVE TO protect my friends!!!!!" can't be the only motivation for every single shounen protagonist.
Your summary of the game’s story was objectively incorrect. “Being a legend” isn’t even a blip in the game, though that is aa major motivator for David if I remember correctly... weird decisin
Also thought that the character's motives played a big part of the narrative. And its quite depressing seeing night city and the setting in general stopping those dreams from becoming reality, or just making them not worth all the effort in the end
Except he had no dream. Which is the point. He only did well in school because it was what his mom wanted from him. He only tried being an edge runner cause he wanted to get close to Lucy and help her achieve her dream. And he only got into body modification and on his path to his own demise because of Maine. Not once did he have any real agency-that’s the tragedy.
Tbf cyberpunk is a setting that has been around the time 40k and world of Darkness (Vampire: Masquarade) angst and grimdark was the rule of most rpg setting during the time. Also the cyberpunk setting wasnt entirely cdpr red but made in the 90s as a ttrpg i.e why a european game company has a game set in the US because the original setting was made by a american and later adapted by as a anime by a japanese studio.
@@davepatois297 That's the thing: they felt real. Even the best anime feature characters that are just a collection of anime tropes you've already seen before. But David and how he reacts with the world and deals with life--it felt real.
@@davepatois297 the final episode broke me. It’s amazing what they were able to accomplish in just 10 episodes. I was hoping for a season 2 but I think it ended perfectly.
Downloaded cyber punk after I stopped crying, it’s amazing. They patched most of the bugs and wow the story has me hooked, the side quests in this game are so deep and fleshed out they could make their own small indie games
If you ever decided to make any video game review/breakdowns I'd be all for it, that little history bit about CDPR and the release of cyberpunk got me hooked. Your content and editing style has always been engaging with the anime reviews, but damn you did grab my attention about cyberpunks launch past.
@Scamboli Reviews I think you could make anything successful honestly. You've got a really loyal fan base of people that would probably watch anything you put out just for your entertaining personality.
honestly might be my anime of the year, everything about this anime was really solid. I wished it could have had even 12-13 episodes just to flesh out the characters even more.
Yeah i would had appreciate seeing a bit more on Dorio, Maine and Kiwi, Kiwi defiantly reminds me of Cypher from the Matrix who just wanted to not spend her life looking over her shoulder and just wanted to be in a safe haven. who could really blame her Night City seems like hell if your not a Corpo or Platinum citizen.
anyone ever thought that maybe the game was released in an incomplete state because a bunch of nerds on the internet with nothing else to live for bitched and complained for years about them taking too long to make the game? Bought the game after I watched the anime and I've been loving it, still a few bugs, but only a crash or two. Edgerunners is anime of the year.
You're honestly the only TH-camr that I actually get excited and really happy when you release a new video. Brings back the excitement from my teenage years for real.
I think both are good story wise and music. It's just that the game had a rough launch with it's open world mechanics. But, the story actually interested me to play more. I mean, who wouldn't want to see a recreation of Johnny Silverhand bombing Arasaka tower with thermonuclear warheads?
I think that V’s initial motives were buns but after the Johnny bit happens it really makes you think about what’s actually you or not and makes feel the the suffocating crawl of trying to stop your own death
Idk, the game at it's current state can really give much more of that feel that Edgerunners did. Feeling of hopelessness and inevitability. Night City crushes everyones dreams under its corporate foot regardless of how special you are. 2077 is just another side of the coin that Edgerunners showed. It can also give a sence of closure/revenge if you finish the game. Although it doesn't really matter because regardless of what you choose, your choices are insignificant, in the long run it's corporate that will decide.
I mentioned this in another comment, but I think if you can actually enjoy the game, you can get MUCH more value out of it. There's tons of sidequests, lore, and worldbuilding for you to have fun in. However, I find the game extremely difficult to love. In my opinion, the gameplay sucks, I can't like the characters, and the dialog is cheesy. For people like me who were put off by the game, it's so fucking convenient and cool to experience the Cyberpunk world in a nice, 5 hour package. No gameplay, no $25 investment, you can just sit down and enjoy the show.
@@ScamboliReviews Yes, and I'm really happy that people get to experience this world in such a great light, through a media that doesn't necessarily demand commitment, or investment. I found it infuriating, I guess, that such great world and setting was buried underneath all the mess that the game created. And that all that great writing (although I guess it isn't everyone's cup of tea) was completely overshadowed. What I'm trying to say is that there isn't any more of those goofy ahh bugs and inconveniences. The world, the characters, the story and music are there for you to explore. Oh, and on another note, I think it's unfair to say that V "just wanted to be a Night City legend", because David had no dream, or goal at all, he was just going with the flow, but obviously it's not just that it's much more complicated in both cases. And I think some of the 2077's (ahem, spoiler, ahem, the suicide and the Arasaka ending) endings were as hard hitting as Edgerunners ending. Bruh venting so much wtf, like🤓 Edit: For me personally, those endings were enough to justify the suffering that I went through playing the game at the launch. I also read your other comment and I think you don't actually need to connect to V to get similar experience from the endings. Like if you don't like the guy or hate his goofy ahh voice lines, you can still feel the weight of the situation and the complete lack of control that he has except from well ahem, SPOILERS, ahem the suicide ending.
When you realize the same writers literally wrote Edgerunners, so the same “cheesiness” is in the anime so it doesn’t really make much sense to say that about the game but not the show 🤔 I get it, you played day one and didn’t like the bugs and never went back. Just don’t act like the story and dialog was bad lol. Only valid argument is some outcomes can’t be changed in the game, which makes sense if you actually think about it.
@@ScamboliReviews You should try to get into the tabletop if that's your thing, with an experienced DM. It won't be 100% the same experience, but most storytellers can do a better job than CDPR did even on an amateur level.
@@ScamboliReviews He didn't tell you to play the game, he said you didn't go over how good it is now that it's fixed (which has been since 1.2). Presenting the game as a buggy unplayable mess while praising the anime implies it hasn't gotten any better from launch, which is objectively not true. You're providing a narrative, intentionally or not, to people uninformed about whether the game state has improved or not. Your title says "the game" not "the launch". If you're not prepared to revisit the game to give a fair evaluation between the two then maybe don't make 60% of your runtime ragging on the games launch.
@@ScamboliReviewsIm over a year late but the claim that the game is worse than the show is no longer valid post 2.0. The story and DLC from 2077 are objectively better.
I like how Scamboli use the most unrecognizable screencap for the thumbnail just so he can bait people thinking that this is some kind of an obscure anime they never seen before
Kinda sad you don’t mention the best parts of the game which are really the quiet story moments you have with Panam, Judy, Johnny, Claire, and more which is what really makes the game amazing in my opinion happy they brought that into the show which is what really made it great.
Hope he finishes the game. And not just the main story but all side story as well. The game's whole story basically a mix of action, lighthearted, humor, sad, and dark.
People only remember the launch, and he only mentioned the first 5 hours of a game the length of Fallout New Vegas. Then he says the choices don't affect anything even though there are half a dozen endings... Man.
@@hickory654 tbf, the main storyline is linear until the point-of-no-return missions (act 3), which is pretty much at the end of the game where you decide an ending to go with. So in a way, there isn't much player decision making that affects the story in any major way aside from choosing to complete side missions that affect your relationship with/story of certain characters and choosing to spare/kill/save others, and even then, they don't have much of an impact on the main story/endings. I really enjoyed the game's story, but I totally understand people's complaints that it didn't allow for real decision making like in FNV.
What I’m hoping for is more people getting into the rpg, it’s really fun and the world crafted for this franchise is amazing. I hope more people will give the cyberpunk world a second chance thanks to this anime
well actually a shitton of people are playing cyberpunk lately because of the anime. i'm talking about hundreds of thousands, which i'm happy to see. hopefully they don't stop at the first dlc.
It did. The game is selling better and on Steam more than a million people daily been playing it as of lately. So the anime actually reignited the attention for the game
The game is fantastic too lmao. It has been since day 1. I was far from disappointed. That game changed my fuckin life. I'm sorry your experience was so rotten but I'm sick and tired of people acting like your experience is a monolith!
Edgerunners and Arcane got me so excited for more animated game adaptations. They really show the best of both worlds between originals and manga adaptations; there's so much looser material that allows for more creativity, but doesn't have the burden of creating and pushing a new IP. Also, I know it's not technically anime, but did you ever think about taking about the Castlevania show?
This video seems under developed doesn't seem like you ever even played the game to have an opinion like that. In mine and hundreds of thousands of others the game has done a complete 180 and is incredible at the moment.
I played cyberpunk since launch and had minimal bugs. Sure the police weren’t that great and I’m glad they fixed it but it didn’t take away from the story. I’ve always believed cyberpunk has always been a good game since launch.
Hello Scamboli, there's a 99.99% you wont read this comment, but on the off chance you do, I'd highly recommend reading, or maybe even doing a video on the Ajin Demihuman manga, I genuinely feel it's one of, if not the most underrated manga of all time, from beginning to end the series is a masterpiece. Tl;dr imagine if Tokyo Ghoul, Deadpool, and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure had a baby. The Tokyo Ghoul being, the way the Demihumans are treated, the Deadpool being the immortality, and the JBA being the "stands" (IBM's) which they can summon. Overall the series is clever as hell, and the main antagonist Sato, is legit one of the best villains of ALL TIME, the art and combat scenes are mind blowing, it's seriously very good, yet so rarely talked about :( Anyway, thanks for reading, whoever read this comment .
Finally a show I've watched before everyone could get their reviews out, thanks for adding the extended cyberpunk 2077 rant so I could manage that in time
The story of the failure of Cyberpunk 2077 is extremely meta as the Corporate suits at the top, in pursuit of greed, fucked over everyone below and released a broken piece of shit.
@@a-drewg1716 13m sales in the first week, and currently topping steams most played games doesn't sound like a failure to me. Sounds like you get your opinions from the internet instead of playing things for yourself
@@13_faces it doesn't matter if it ended up selling well when the release absolutely destroyed CDPRs reputation. Like I actually somewhat enjoyed the game on release since I played it in PC and only experienced minor graphic glotches, but it doesn't change the fact my perception of them went from. "CDPR are the best and most trustworthy devs in the business." To the exact same level as EA. The game is still the most disastorous release in modern gaming history. I mean for fucks sake it got PULLED from the Playstation store. That has never happened before and its because it was actually unplayable on Playstations.
@@a-drewg1716 if it destroyed their reputation the game wouldn't be recieving nothing but overwhelmingly positive reviews in the last 6 months. The fact that you're comparing CDPR to EA is one of the most idiotic and naive sentiments I've ever heard, followed up by another of the most idiotic statements I've ever heard "The most disastrous release in modern gaming history" is that a joke? No mans sky? Fallout 76? Anthem? All objectively more broken games at launch than cyberpunk. Notice how none of those were removed from the store though? It's almost as if cyberpunk wasn't removed for being "broken" it was removed because Sony had an issue with CDPR offering full refunds without their permission.
As someone who got an ultra rare functioning copy of cyberpunk 2077 I enjoyed the game, it wasn't a very complicated story but if you play the entire game including side quests it has an interesting world to dive into, the anime was better but if anyone likes the world from the anime checking out the game (PC still has the best experience from what I've heard) is worth it in my opinion.
@@exysa2798 Yeah, almost everyone - the game to this day sold more than 18 mil. copies .. refunded were around 30 000 from those.. but yeah, go on, hate the game as much as you want .. loser
ngl, Cyberpunk has a pretty good game past the bugs. Which sucks cause I can talk to literally no one about it without the conversation going into a spew about the industry gone shit or whatever. You go in as V because it's just a quick moniker you've built (I know you were joking, still) and his motive wasn't to become a legend. You pick those options. Also the dialogue options are more for roleplaying flavor than they are about decisions. Game needed time but it didn't get that. It didn't matter what the motive exactly was anyway since the whole game was about dying, and the show was about how you live out the rest of your time.
I liked the video a lot, thankfully the game is in a good state nowadays because I remember the dread I felt thinking they skip town and abandon the game.
This is what most Game companies often forgot when they're adapting their IP into an Animated show or a Movie or Series. They always thi k that its better to do it their way and have their own take on the story/world building. Arcane and EdgeRunner manage to create a show using the people that actually makes/ know about the world/story they're trying to adapt. By sticking closely with the devs that help make the series, it's a sure fire way of making a show that stays true to the world and story that actually matters in the context of the game. The animation studio are there to make the show beautiful and its the devs job to give it the soul of what they're trying to adapt. Kudos to companies that do their animation like this, we need more of them.
Just a CP77 fan here checking in to make sure folks know that while the game at launch was an unmitigated dumpsterfire, the folks at CDPR have busted absolute ass to make the game absolutely incredible and one of my fav games of all time. And for those who have thought about playing it after loving this incredible show, but then said 'too bad it's awful': It's not anymore, better late than never, lol. And for fans of Edgerunners, the universe's setting and tone will feel comfy, cozy and familiar!
Cyberpunk 2077 (post 1.5 update) is a masterpiece idgaf if it had the worse launch in history right NOW it's an absolute work of art with an unrivaled atmosphere that Edgerunners expands on
I thought it was very good. Definitely worth what I paiid for it. (i think i started at 1.7) Witcher 3 is probably my favorite game of all time though.
Favorite part is when Cyberpunk was like “hey we like everything you’re doing but maybe no loli characters?” And Trigger simply said “No, the loli must stay.”
I'll be honest cyberpunk deserves the flak for launch, but having picked it up again this week its a really good game and really strong writing, Bethesda could never
I actually only had one issue in all my time playing 2077 and it was patched out in the first few days. I always see everyone saying how bad they had it, how buggy it was or that they couldn't even play it. It was such a foreign thought to me cause what everyone else seemed to experience was no where near what I experienced and I find it kind of sad cause I really had fun with it.
I mean my game was glitchy as hell but it was entirely just graphic glitches. Animations not loading properly, models not updating correct, textures not loading, anytime you could see V they wouldn't have a head, etc. Nothing game breaking though.
This is debatable, because it depends how you play the game. Really, if you do it right and dont try to interact with so many things at once (or do it on purpose just to cause it) it could be pretty painless and good experience. Also the longer you play its more likely to see weird stuff. Overall game is way better now, but initial reaction (hype and expectations were huge) is what counts for many, and it was bad. Since then majority is on same bandwagon (to shit on it). Game deserves a second chance, the concept is too good to abandon. Time will heal the wounds just like in No Man's Sky and even if CDPR stops working on it/fixing it, there always are modders.
I had a few in my first 144 houers but they where funny. (Its raining cars in the badlands) that Was in January of 2021 And one crash in my second playthrough right before fighting smasher. (Patch 1.5) Nothing so far in my New playthrough (Patch 1.6)
@@StrataVision oh naw I played this game like an ape man, constantly looking for trouble to get into, main quests and side quests armore/clothes/mod/weapon hunting, going from melee to ranged in combat as quick as a CoD kid bunny hops around corners. I tried to push the game as hard as I could and as fast as I could cause me, my friends and brother were all racing to the end. Still one of my favorite experiences even if it wasn't well received for its issues for others
Oddly enough this game bombing so bad is what led to me getting it 2 years after launch. At gamestop for $15 because I was bored. Then ended up fucking loving it, loving it enough I rebought it on steam around the time edgerunners came out and ported over my xbox series x save to my pc copy. Now im holding off on the DLC till I can upgrade my processor to an i7.
@@exysa2798 source? Trust me bro. What I see here is just another angry hater that havent even played the game. Pathetic. Btw, CP2077 was No.1 on steam a few days ago
@@tienming6174 I wonder, since there are dance chips apparently in the cyberpunk universe, could they glitch out if damaged, and cause you to T-pose? Maybe they are a feature in the game after all lmao
I’m really glad they decided to make a show about Cyberpunk, the setting is WAY TOO COOL for them just to shelve and forget about
They aren't shelling this at all the reason the development stops after next dlc is because the red engine isn't good enough(same reason why every Bethesda game is a broken mess using an outdated engine) so they are dropping support from all there projects to focus on going Unreal engine
My only gripe is that the shows pacing is too fast
They arent shelving it they are going to be making more cyberpunk games
@@roshaanreddy8107 its not really too fast, its more like dense. You dont ruin it whatsoever, even tho i would have loved more bonding
@@roshaanreddy8107 wholly disagree. I really think the pacing was meant to be quick paced and highly active and goes in tandem with the harsh reality of Night City.
This show left me with such a post-good-show depression, the only bad thing about it is that there will not be more of it and we won't get to see more of the characters
Well with what little characters we have now💀
Yeah. Not much left to work with. Watched it last night and I’m fucked up from that.
This reminded me so much of the first anime i ever watched: Redline. Turns out the director of Edge runners was an animator for Redline!
The biggest issue with this show is that there’s not enough of it
nice timing, I legit just finished binging this show, I cried at the end
Yeahh so did I when I finished the last episode
man, we need some more of the anime at 0:59
also, i'm _so glad_ my cheap ass waited until 2022 to buy and play this game. I _loved it!_ but I see the launch videos and haha - man those are rough.
Can we acknowledge the game isn't the piece of shit bugfest it was at launch? They've continued developing it since then and it's actually a fantastic game now. Or at least that's my take
edgerunners slapped me with the fact that anyone can die anytime, anywhere
There's something bout scam doing baby talk that hits different.
This anime saved the game. Source? I made it up. But for real, I also preordered and frankly didn't have a *terrible* experience. I liked the story and world already, and didn't personally get that many bugs. But basic systems (goofy clothing system on launch with no transmog, for example) had already let me down. I just stopped playing once I heard all the negative reviews coming in. I put the game down for months and thought I just took another L for preordering for the first time in a half decade. It really hurt my willingness to ever buy into the hype of a game again.
Then Edgerunners dropped.
This anime was so hype, so well made, so easily digestible, and had the amazing backbone of the perfect game setting. Friends who didn't even buy the game watched it. It added so much to the worldbuilding and used the original music made for the game in ways that added a ton of depth when you hear them now. "I Really Wanna Stay at Your House" wasn't even one of my favorite songs from the game, but its unforgettable and meaningful thanks to this anime.
The game is so incredibly good now. Its genuinely one of my favorite gaming experiences of all time. And I really think it would have been dead in the water after launch if it wasn't for this anime proving the strength of the IP and bringing people back.
The anime is great. The only problem i had is that it could have had more content for learning about the other characters like Maine, Dorio or Rebecca but, at the same time, that is in some way what the plot is about, survival in the night city. One problem with the animation is some static moments like with Max Tac coming against Maine, 5-10 seconds of static sweat of David. Still 10/10
I played the game at launch and stopped after 26 hours but after watching the show and loving it I redownloaded the game and am really enjoying it! The world is just really interesting so I wouldn't rule the game out. The higher execs really messed the rep of CDPR up but they have been working really hard to fix it.
The setting wasnt entirely original atleast not cdpr original world but a adaptation of cyberpunk 2020 a ttrpg in the 90s.
If your wondering how would a book be as immersive and well developed than a video game then let me tell you the book is so thicc that you can classify it as a concrete block
laughed way too hard when they said police appears out of nowhere because this was a major bug in the game haha Also when a bunch of cars went flying around
Bug? Really again the mis-use of the word bugs and glitches in 2022?
Aight the police thing is not a bug, infact way worse. It's on purpose because CDPR knows a few things in integrating a cop system those are jack and shit. Only time we saw it was the guards in Witcher 3 and that's practically the same for Cyberpunk 2077.
Best they did for "cops" or prevention of numb slaughter was to immediately kill you with overwhelming and op cops that spawn when out of your sight. Which way more dissapointing that it's on purpose than it being a bug. They don't know how to integrate a flying vehicle to swoop in n' shit or even A DRIVE BY CAR
THEY CAR AI IS FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUCK
@@eviethewinterwitch8370 smd
Of course its way better than the game. The game was made by inexperienced amateurs. CDPR will even go bankrupt soon because almost everyone refunded Cyberpunk.
Thats why its so trash.
The Anime was made by experienced talented people.
@@eviethewinterwitch8370 what drugs are you on?
@@eviethewinterwitch8370 Cyberpunk was made by inexperienced amateurs
Something which blew me away was that the music in the anime is from the game. The song "who's ready for tomorrow" which plays while David is walking to to school fits him so well it's uncanny.
I really want to stay at your house has been playing in my head for two weeks now
edgerunners hits hard
The best song in the ost just HAS to be Ugory Zurawie
Remember Rebecca at the end right?
Yeah it's really ties the 2 different mediums together and makes you feel like it's the same city
There is so much to love about this show. The writing, the music, the crisp animation. Only bad thing imo is that there werent more episodes, and the timeskip felt a little rushed too imo
While I agree that they could have added a bit more to it and that the time skip was a bit jarring, I also MUCH prefer this to the other side of the coin. That other side being an anime which is far too long for the substantial content, which dilutes the entire experience into something mind-numbingly mundane. I will skip out on some details if it means my experience is more concise and interesting overall.
I think some of the music is from the game too
I originally felt like the time skip was too sudden, but in retrospect I feel like it's better that way because it makes David's chrome transformation really jarring to the audience which fits with the whole idea of cyberpsychosis being kinda like body dysmorphia/disassociation
ending felt rushed too
It never felt rushed to me. It's almost like an anthropology. With that in mind, the fact we can instantly pick up on the fact that David didn't learn Maine's lesson, and is also more numb to the death around him means that there's no reason to see what happens in the mean time, you get it if you pick up on it.
The best way I can describe the show is an 80s anime with today's technology. Hella brutal and beautiful at the same time.
Absolutely. I’m surprised I haven’t heard the comparison to ultra violent ovas from the 80s more. The Netflix release allowed them to do stuff they wouldn’t be able to do in a tv anime.
I haven't watched any of the recent studio trigger works, but I got a really strong vibe of akira+red line out of this show, and I loved all of it.
Which means it has come full circle; Pondsmith used Bubblegum Crisis as a main inspiration for Cyberpunk in '88. Which is the source for the game.
Yes. To me, it has the same feel as something like Megazone 23, perhaps?
@@monkibro
To me it feels like Cowboy Bebop, it's an anime set in the future, it's quite melancholic and you only get a season.
Watched the entire show in one day. I'm so happy it turned out as well as it did
I love that it's so short and you can binge it like that
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@@ScamboliReviews binged it after watching half of the video. I thought the driving mechanics looked funny and almost wondered if it was a reference to the release. When you said it at the end I lost my shit.
@@ScamboliReviews that's what I hate, I feel sad now that I don't have a good show to watch
when a show leaves you feeling empty, sad because you had to say goodbye to the characters, hurt because of what you saw, and you can't stop rewatching it because you can't accept that it's over and you want more, and yet, you have nothing but praise for the wild ride you were in, then you know you saw something truly special. Great job guys, I'm gonna miss this characters...
Haven't felt that since the first time i watched Cowboy Bebop.
It's been a week and that damn song still makes me cry
@@Noah-rm1ir me too man, I have a big problem because every time I hear that song I get really sad, but I wanna keep hearing it because it's a good song so I'm trapped in a vicious cycle
Too bad that David couldn't even avenge Rebecca, he died like a loser without leaving even a scratch on that guy
@@ssarellas I mean it's Adam Smasher dude took on multiple legends at once and won, even against David all he threw was shade. I'll fully ignore the game version of Smasher cuz lame ass dude caps at level 30
Don't think we necessarily need to compare, they compliment each other. The disaster of a launch aside, having played at launch and couldn't get past the tutorial aside, I went back to the game and found myself invested in the story. The anime really, reaaally sets the scene for the game, and this "I want to be a legend" thing becomes more and more understandable. It's hard to go into the game dry and connect with the characters on any level, but after the show I can really understand what everyone is saying and where they are coming from. The timer put on V's life is pressuring throughout the whole playthrough and I just know that it won't end well, just like David and anyone else in night city. But none of that changes anything for the characters, because death was always close anyway, and through the pursuit of a chance at life you, playing as the character, really find true relationships in the game and the anime, even if the adventures for everyone are so, so short.
same all the way. i picked the game up after watching the anime and now i'm obsessed with it and the universe. i hope more people are able to give it a shot despite its original launch
Lol you can tell this guy has not played the game to any extent post launch
I played the game about a week after launch. Honestly binged 70~ hours of it in a few days, but I absolutely LOVED the story, world, and characters of the game. So when the show came out it was such a treat. I'd already gotten invested into the world of cyberpunk and been emotionally impacted by the themes of the game. And so for the anime to do SUCH a good job at portraying those core ideas that I'd fallen in love with, well.. it really made it something special to me. d:
@@AutisticScholar I was wondering this while watching the video, currently on my 4th playthrough and I have zero regrets purchasing the game lol, its in a great state and the story is perfection
i think one of the many strong points in this show is the dynamic between characters they make the group feel like a family in such a unforgiving world
there is a faint feeling of hope for the characters
and david and lucy’s dynamic is absolutely beautiful I love how they ended it with those two in the last episode such an epic story
Absolutely. It's a vibe I haven't felt since Gurren lagann
@@ferrelllinebarger3314 NOOOO why did you have to remind me of gurren laggan
@@ferrelllinebarger3314Band of Brothers
This anime along with arcane were one of the biggest surprise shows to come out in the past year. I notice that what makes them so special is the amazingly unique, well crafted world that the games have already previously laid out for the shows to build upon.
The formula of being an outlaw/underdog in such an unfair world seems to be very appealing to viewers. Also since the games have already cumulated fans you just know they’re gonna hype the fuck out of it and I’m glad they did. Seriously one of the most entertaining shows to ever come this year.
I hope to see more anime studios adapting games and building upon the lore for their respective niche fan bases to watch.
I just feel that when the setting’s already been crafted and polished, all the studio has left is to create a sick cast of characters and story that fits it. Studio trigger definitely did not disappoint.
Also Rebecca best girl
CD Projekt Red werent involved in world building, they, just like they did with the wither, took an existing universe and crafted a game around it - non the less youre right i really like this underdog archetype
@@smallweinersteve8808 yeah I know but I meant that it took off a load for studio Trigger to try to create an original setting, they just used Night City which is a fictional city CD Projekt Red developed. Then from there Trigger themselves created a new plot and characters for an anime.
I was saying that they having Cyber Punk the game as a reference really let them focus more on characters, plot and animation in which they excelled at
Imo this Cyberpunk show was wayyy worse than Arcane but i get ur point
Invincible too
Probably some of the most genius marketing I've ever seen
Oh absolutely, I imagine Cyberpunk is getting so many new players rn
@@ScamboliReviews Indeed it has. It's the most played single player game on Steam right now
@@ScamboliReviews yup and the fact that almost nobody actually finished the game or gave it a chance till the bugs were fixed makes it even better because it's like there's this whole world out there that people completely forgot about and now they can't get enough of it after seeing the anime.
They essentially got a get out of jail free card and a second chance to hype and relaunch the game the way it was supposed to be. Seriously this shit outa be tought in marketing schools.
gaslit everyone into playing the game
@@reimuhakurei2123 cant be gaslit when the game is good
Hopefully trigger gets to do more seasons for cyberpunk, but hopefully it is made into an anthology series. I'd love to see a story centered around the nomads.
Would there even be much to talk about there? Slow, chill vibes out in the desert. Doesn’t sound that fun to watch
@@tyv1383 Yeah...except for the roaming band of psychos (raffen) constantly hunting them.
@@tyv1383 not fitting but slice of life about dudes chilling in the dunes
@@tyv1383 pretty sure it would be filled with car chases and bikes in the desert, maybe even that flying vehicle, whatever it's called
don't worry, trigger is well know for not having 2 seasons xd
I hope you finally got over the launch and gave the game a chance. Its actually amazing
the show actually made me buy/play the game and there is still some minor bugs but now its actually a great game!
Yeah I bought it and it plays great now the only bugs I’ve had are minor and don’t make the game unplayable. I did get one funny one recently though that made my car launch itself forward
Okay glad to see someone say it! I have it on PS4 and it plays like an absolute fucking dream my only complaint is that when you die it takes a bit to load. But hey other than that I love it and if you spend the whole game driving everywhere (let’s be honest unless your destination is literally on the complete otherside) is completely viable and no loading times during the drive. It feels like real good immersion- you know how many times I didn’t wanna hop out the whip cause a good song was going? I genuinely love the game now.
It is still a mess, and far too linear to be a proper rpg, but I dumped days into it myself…No regrets. I’d do it again😂
@@TheColtster933 you must be off your meds if you think my take on the game is worst take by far.
If both Gigguk and Scamboli making videos regarding this doesn't convince people that this anime is awesome, then damn... They're really missing out
I saw Gigguk post a video about it. And well... Dude has never been this fast in his life. Watched it immediately before watching the video. Hot damn the ending though...
only if echidnut talks about it we got around full circle
Moist Critikal did as well
@@goldcg1541 damn, forgot about Charlie
@@ChrisMorray same bro
Scamboli always manages to deliver top tier video with top tier editing, simply fcking awesome.
on god he does thats why im suscribed to this man, he likes the exact same shows as me, he's a genius
The phone dialogue shows up even in the dub. And the dub for this show is amazing
I meant that the subtitles don't even pop up, they just use the phone call UI instead of being normal subbies
That shit was small as hell when I was watching on my phone
The dub was not amazing. It was okay.
Is the dub have gus fring
@@kakyoindonut3213 👍👍👍
1:05 what the fuck is this😭
So glad they redeemed themselves by not only fixing the game almost entirely, but adding a huge new expansion to it along with an entire rework to the game's combat mechanics. This really shows how much passion they had for Cyberpunk. In its release it was like a very very (very) unpolished diamond. It was buggy to all hell, but the graphics were fucking amazing, and when the game did function as it was supposed to, it was amazing. The story element, the setting, all of it was Triple-A by the definition. With 1.6 almost completely fixing the game, and now 2.0 and Phantom Liberty, this gives us very high hopes for the future of Cyberpunk. Let's just hope this time they take 9 years instead of 8 to make another one lmao.
You know its certified greatness when Giancarlo Esposito voices a character on it
What about far cry 6
My name is Gus and i am sus
@@kry0stat1s74 HAHAHA I WAS JOKING ......
Wait what my guy Fring was in edge runners?? Which character?
@@nutman2574 Faraday. The fixer with 3 right eyes.
He sounds less like Gus in Edgerunners, but more like The Dentist from Payday 2 (imo at least)
I wonder what's the lore of his face.
The game is actually doing really well rn. Purely cuz of the anime. Pretty impressive. Your reviews are so entertaining
I heard the got a big ol' update right before the anime laucnehd
Everyone wanna smash adam smasher after what he did
@@ScamboliReviews I am currently having a near bug free playthrough.
Quite impressive since I played day 1 on preorder
The shitty balancing seems to be better, so that's nice.
@@ScamboliReviews The game has been playable for a lil bit but after the last update i'd say it's completely worth it to give it a shot again if you care. Could always sail the high seas maybe I dunno i'm giving financial advice.
Not purely cause of the anime, people are realizing that once bugs are fixed the top tier story can really be enjoyed
I can't help but laugh when I hear about everyone's buggy experience with Cyberpunk. I played it day one and the only bugs I had were the elevator thing and Jackie walking through my car. Then I heard about the shitshow and realized I was lucky, lol. Game was great for me.
I'm honestly surprised to hear people saying that their games weren't buggy. My friends and I all had ridiculous shit happening constantly
@@ScamboliReviews it really wasnt that buggy on pc. the most you had were immersove bugs lika above and the save bug that didnt even matter cause the game saved every 30 seconds. the only real people who had major issues were console players on old gen tech, which that tech was already struggling with a number of AAA titles. cyberpunk is just way too demanding for those consols
@@blvckl0tcs750 I had crazy bugs on PC at launch as well, the game ran like garbage and felt almost unplayable with glitches going on every mission and some of them game breaking. But after a few months and most of the bugs got patched and the performance optimized its actually a really good game and if this is what we got at release I'd wager wed be seeing "why cyberpunk is actually a masterpiece" videos today
Same tbh
@@lucian5389 I played it on PC at launch and I also had minimal bugs - sure I had the occasional T-Pose and cars doing strange things, but nothing game-breaking. And my PC wasn't even high-end, im still running a 980ti. That said, I do recognize that wasn't the case for every PC player, but as far as my experience was concerned, I had a great time with this game
13:53 The driving mechanics in the anime and game? Practically the same and also hilarious.
David saying that he’s built is unironically one of the funniest scene In the anime it’s like the staff that were working on the anime knew what they were doing and they completely nailed it
when David said "So what are you guys a bunch of Cyberpunks" and then they cyberpunked on everyone I was literally in tears
@@a-drewg1716 Hilarious how this is actually true in a sense.
“I’m built different”💀
"woah you guys are real Cyberpunks!" 💀
@@lucian5389 "are you guys cyberpunk:edgerunners(2022)?"
Alright boyos, he's a hot take: The best parts of Cyberbug were never broken to begin with and it's part of what makes the show so good. The actual gameplay is real been-there-done-that as is to be expected from CDPR, let's be honest. Now that it's in a much better spot, it's a real fun ARPG with nice variety in builds. When I would recommend that game to people as a must play, it was never the gameplay that I would use to make the argument, it was everything else. The characters, the visuals, the world building, the story; All of it was some absolute kino shit which makes it that much more frustrating that it launched the way it did, it largely denying millions from experiencing it the same way someone on PC would've that was lucky enough to have a run go largely bug free. Everything I loved about the game is what I ended up loving about the show with great characters and fantastic world building so it's disappointing that the game is still often associated with being an unplayable mess because even when it's 100% fixed, I think it'll have a hard time cleaning off that stain so people can actually enjoy the incredible experience underneath.
even tho i got the shittest experience with 2077, every 2 seconds had to wait for everything to load, some cutscenes would break, ai would break, many, manyyyyy crashes i absolutely love the story i think its pretty damn good, the characters are great with a fair bit of character development for a game lets be honest but i find the show an absolute snooze
Stop playing with your ps4's
As it stands, Cyberpunk is one of my favourite RPGs I've played. It's such a shame the game released in the state it did because IMO it excels in so many different areas, Night City is one of my favourite settings I've had the pleasure of experiencing and the cybernetic mechanics allow for interesting builds and gameplay options. The bones and shell of a masterpiece exist within Cyberpunk 2077 however it is just such a shame it lacks the polish to really show it.
Way better now still could be better but those things can only be fixed with a sequel
Of course its way better than the game. The game was made by inexperienced amateurs.
Thats why its so trash.
The Anime was made by experienced talented people.
I found out recently that Rebecca originally wasn't supposed to be in the anime, because CDPR said she didn't "fit" the cyberpunk world that they crafted - primarily because she was a loli character. But Studio Trigger simply said "No, she stays!" and everyone is thankful to them for introducing us to this tiny, bat-shit crazy solo queen.
"The loli must stay"
Yep. The writers initially didn’t like the idea, but Trigger showed them her character sheet and some scenes with her, and it convinced the writers that she HAS to stay. Even one of the writers in an interview said she ended up being her favorite character despite her initially being against her inclusion. Good on them for letting Becca stay. She’s easily everyone’s favorite character besides David and Lucy.
"the loli must stay."
At least shes 18. I think… but yeah, she fits way to well in cyberpunk that im surprised they’d ever say no
@@flamestoyershadowkill6400 it's a reasonable reasoning, considering the general consensus on what alali is, and how it has fluctuated in its meaning throughout the years.
Changing from a form of Lolita fashion, to just being a term for anime girls or even to being infamous as pedo bate for Haram loving weebs, they had the right to be concerned. But nevertheless her character still fit perfectly within the current story.
The game is really good now, but practically unplayable on consoles at launch
"David isn't a man, but night city has no use for boys."
Dude. I think that's one of, if not the, best one liners on this channel because it carries the essence of this review so well.
Always a great day when scamboli uploads
Preciate' the luv
@@ScamboliReviews hey scamboli what's the song at 10:35?
100% accurate car physics on display in this anime Trigger as always going the extra mile for authenticity
I laughed my ass off in the scene with car physics in anime.
I laughed out LOUD multiple times while watching this video💀💀
Eyooo it's deep
Was waiting for this review. What makes me kinda sad is how much credit people give to CDPR for Edgerunners story, without looking at the people behind the anime and their artistic signatures all across the story. The anime is like 80% Studio Trigger. CDPR just gave them the overall plot and the setting.
Not even the setting cyberpunk 2077 is a adaptation of cyberpunk 2020 a ttrpg
@@lettuceman9439 I was gonna say this, but you said it first and better than how I would've.
Still, it revived their kinda "Dead, shit, buggy, piece of shit game" into somewhat alive and "playable" state, so that's why people was praising CDPR, and i know it's studio trigger carying them, but it's still their Brand IP.
@@tazukisky wdym playable, the game has basically no bugs (just in my time playing aka 2 playthroughs)
@@tazukisky I got a 100+ hours on the game and have encountered practically 0 bugs or crashes. The game's been amazing for a while now but people love to cling on to the past and assume its the same as on release
To any of y'all wondering....he wasn't kidding about the traumatizing part.......I freaking hate studio trigger😐💔
"I'll take you to the moon, Lucy. I promise!"
Disappointed that you didn’t address the actual story in the cyberpunk game. I suppose you can say buggy gameplay takes away from the ability to focus and enjoy the story but my personal experience after beating it twice was that post and pre patch the bugs didn’t make the story any less beautiful. Cyberpunk always was great at storytelling just like Edgerunners, its just people are finally willing to remove the preconceived bias and pay attention to the stories since its the same universe as the anime they enjoy.
This is so absolutely true. It sucks that a lot of people won't get to appreciate the artistic value behind the game just because the technical aspect was botched and gave them a bad first impression.
The show is actually a 10/10
9/10 imo, it needed like 2 or 3 more EPs, cause I would have loved to see more of David with the crew pre-EP6. Like, it would have given that episode even MORE impact (and maybe one more EP post-timeskip to showcase more of it)
But thats about it when it comes to the flaws, and when your main flaw is that there isnt "more" of the show, thats a pretty good flaw to have tbh lol
9/10 I don't know why they made it 10 episodes when there was so much to explore
no
@@yaboijebus1418 i agree that they could have made more eps. i would have loved to see more development between David and Lucy. but at the same time i feel like they did it on purpose. they stuffed the episodes to the brim with content. more and it would probably be to much for most people to handle. less and it would have slowed the phasing of the series. how do you make something perfect? some people enjoy the faster phasing, some dont. for me Cyberpunk Edgerunners is a 10/10. for some 6/10. who cares? if you loved it, you loved it!
It's okay, MC lacked any personality or motivation.
No, "I HAVE TO protect my friends!!!!!" can't be the only motivation for every single shounen protagonist.
Your summary of the game’s story was objectively incorrect. “Being a legend” isn’t even a blip in the game, though that is aa major motivator for David if I remember correctly... weird decisin
1:42
"I have never heard to a polish person speak in my entire life"
**Proceeds to speak Russian accent*
Also thought that the character's motives played a big part of the narrative. And its quite depressing seeing night city and the setting in general stopping those dreams from becoming reality, or just making them not worth all the effort in the end
Except he had no dream. Which is the point. He only did well in school because it was what his mom wanted from him. He only tried being an edge runner cause he wanted to get close to Lucy and help her achieve her dream.
And he only got into body modification and on his path to his own demise because of Maine. Not once did he have any real agency-that’s the tragedy.
@@TheSkaOreo i was talking more of the other characters, but yeah david only really try to achieve others dreams
Tbf cyberpunk is a setting that has been around the time 40k and world of Darkness (Vampire: Masquarade) angst and grimdark was the rule of most rpg setting during the time.
Also the cyberpunk setting wasnt entirely cdpr red but made in the 90s as a ttrpg i.e why a european game company has a game set in the US because the original setting was made by a american and later adapted by as a anime by a japanese studio.
That was the hardest I cried watching something in a while. I wasn’t expecting much going into the anime but it was so good!
Adam wtf nooooo David
@@repawn3610 when that music started playing at the end. That was so sad.
I actually never cried that much in front of an anime I don't even know why, I guess the characters felt so real and dear to me in those 10 eps
@@davepatois297 That's the thing: they felt real. Even the best anime feature characters that are just a collection of anime tropes you've already seen before. But David and how he reacts with the world and deals with life--it felt real.
@@davepatois297 the final episode broke me. It’s amazing what they were able to accomplish in just 10 episodes. I was hoping for a season 2 but I think it ended perfectly.
It’s rare to see an anime adaptation of a video game be infinitely better than the actual game
Ok yes
Wouldn't say "infinitely", c2077 got improved by a lot and is a top-tier RPG even though it didn't meet the "be all end all" expectations
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@@Damian-ew1vl It’s a top tier game. Wouldn’t say it does anything better than other RPGs in terms of that genre.
@@Damian-ew1vl "Top tier RPG"
Lol
Downloaded cyber punk after I stopped crying, it’s amazing. They patched most of the bugs and wow the story has me hooked, the side quests in this game are so deep and fleshed out they could make their own small indie games
5:39 "ROMANIAN quality assurance company" say no more
If you ever decided to make any video game review/breakdowns I'd be all for it, that little history bit about CDPR and the release of cyberpunk got me hooked. Your content and editing style has always been engaging with the anime reviews, but damn you did grab my attention about cyberpunks launch past.
I'm glad you liked it man, I'd like to do some gaming stuff on the second channel but time is short
@@ScamboliReviews it’s ok daddy Scamboli take your time 😍😍😍
@Scamboli Reviews I think you could make anything successful honestly. You've got a really loyal fan base of people that would probably watch anything you put out just for your entertaining personality.
honestly might be my anime of the year, everything about this anime was really solid. I wished it could have had even 12-13 episodes just to flesh out the characters even more.
True, but I think they did well with amount we have
Yea agreed it felt like they skipped a lot of backstories but that’s one of the themes for the show at the same time.
flesh out the characters at all* they are shallow as fuck imo
Yeah i would had appreciate seeing a bit more on Dorio, Maine and Kiwi, Kiwi defiantly reminds me of Cypher from the Matrix who just wanted to not spend her life looking over her shoulder and just wanted to be in a safe haven. who could really blame her Night City seems like hell if your not a Corpo or Platinum citizen.
It'd be my anime of the year too if the big 3 goat itself wasn't getting animated. What an amazing arc.
13:29 btw, this theme is from legend of zelda link to the past. Power of the gods.
The dub was fucking amazing, i can’t praise how good of a job they did. (having giancarlo esposito is a huge plus)
The English VA for David is the same English VA as Tanjiro in Demon Slayer!
@@jaykim8851 tengen, zenitsu, and inosuke va’s are in it too
Faraday, Rebecca, & David have by far the worst va performances.
@@bbbbbbb51 Rebecca literally has the best VA work wtf
@@jaykim8851 Zach Aguilar?! Let’s Go!
anyone ever thought that maybe the game was released in an incomplete state because a bunch of nerds on the internet with nothing else to live for bitched and complained for years about them taking too long to make the game? Bought the game after I watched the anime and I've been loving it, still a few bugs, but only a crash or two.
Edgerunners is anime of the year.
Probably because of investors if anything.
I fell in love with its premise and its visuals. Hoping there will be more animes like these
Whats the premise,thank you👍
@@emmanuelboakye1124 WATCH IT! And be amazed by it, my guy
You can check out studio Trigger's other works if you haven't already. They make good stuff usually.
@@bickboose9364 Well ye, its kinda like 50/50 good and meh
You're honestly the only TH-camr that I actually get excited and really happy when you release a new video. Brings back the excitement from my teenage years for real.
I think both are good story wise and music. It's just that the game had a rough launch with it's open world mechanics. But, the story actually interested me to play more. I mean, who wouldn't want to see a recreation of Johnny Silverhand bombing Arasaka tower with thermonuclear warheads?
I think that V’s initial motives were buns but after the Johnny bit happens it really makes you think about what’s actually you or not and makes feel the the suffocating crawl of trying to stop your own death
Idk, the game at it's current state can really give much more of that feel that Edgerunners did. Feeling of hopelessness and inevitability. Night City crushes everyones dreams under its corporate foot regardless of how special you are. 2077 is just another side of the coin that Edgerunners showed.
It can also give a sence of closure/revenge if you finish the game. Although it doesn't really matter because regardless of what you choose, your choices are insignificant, in the long run it's corporate that will decide.
I mentioned this in another comment, but I think if you can actually enjoy the game, you can get MUCH more value out of it. There's tons of sidequests, lore, and worldbuilding for you to have fun in. However, I find the game extremely difficult to love. In my opinion, the gameplay sucks, I can't like the characters, and the dialog is cheesy. For people like me who were put off by the game, it's so fucking convenient and cool to experience the Cyberpunk world in a nice, 5 hour package. No gameplay, no $25 investment, you can just sit down and enjoy the show.
@@ScamboliReviews Yes, and I'm really happy that people get to experience this world in such a great light, through a media that doesn't necessarily demand commitment, or investment. I found it infuriating, I guess, that such great world and setting was buried underneath all the mess that the game created. And that all that great writing (although I guess it isn't everyone's cup of tea) was completely overshadowed. What I'm trying to say is that there isn't any more of those goofy ahh bugs and inconveniences. The world, the characters, the story and music are there for you to explore.
Oh, and on another note, I think it's unfair to say that V "just wanted to be a Night City legend", because David had no dream, or goal at all, he was just going with the flow, but obviously it's not just that it's much more complicated in both cases. And I think some of the 2077's (ahem, spoiler, ahem, the suicide and the Arasaka ending) endings were as hard hitting as Edgerunners ending.
Bruh venting so much wtf, like🤓
Edit: For me personally, those endings were enough to justify the suffering that I went through playing the game at the launch. I also read your other comment and I think you don't actually need to connect to V to get similar experience from the endings. Like if you don't like the guy or hate his goofy ahh voice lines, you can still feel the weight of the situation and the complete lack of control that he has except from well ahem, SPOILERS, ahem the suicide ending.
When you realize the same writers literally wrote Edgerunners, so the same “cheesiness” is in the anime so it doesn’t really make much sense to say that about the game but not the show 🤔 I get it, you played day one and didn’t like the bugs and never went back. Just don’t act like the story and dialog was bad lol. Only valid argument is some outcomes can’t be changed in the game, which makes sense if you actually think about it.
@@beastness501 💀The head writer for 2077 left the studio after it's release. The writer of Edgerunners had nothing to do with the game.
@@ScamboliReviews You should try to get into the tabletop if that's your thing, with an experienced DM. It won't be 100% the same experience, but most storytellers can do a better job than CDPR did even on an amateur level.
This guy doesnt even go over how good the game is now. Its fixed for those who want to enjoy it. 20 hours and no glitch that broke my immersion
Why the fuck would I play the game now?
@@ScamboliReviews He didn't tell you to play the game, he said you didn't go over how good it is now that it's fixed (which has been since 1.2).
Presenting the game as a buggy unplayable mess while praising the anime implies it hasn't gotten any better from launch, which is objectively not true. You're providing a narrative, intentionally or not, to people uninformed about whether the game state has improved or not. Your title says "the game" not "the launch". If you're not prepared to revisit the game to give a fair evaluation between the two then maybe don't make 60% of your runtime ragging on the games launch.
@@ScamboliReviewsIm over a year late but the claim that the game is worse than the show is no longer valid post 2.0. The story and DLC from 2077 are objectively better.
The 2077 game has been fixed and is completely awesome now. It's changed so much that it feels like a different game now.
title no longer accurate
I love how Scamboli puts so much effort into his voice acting and I enjoy every bit of it!
I like how Scamboli use the most unrecognizable screencap for the thumbnail just so he can bait people thinking that this is some kind of an obscure anime they never seen before
Kinda sad you don’t mention the best parts of the game which are really the quiet story moments you have with Panam, Judy, Johnny, Claire, and more which is what really makes the game amazing in my opinion happy they brought that into the show which is what really made it great.
He only had 35 hours on the game, so he probably hasn't seen most or any of that stuff.
Hope he finishes the game. And not just the main story but all side story as well. The game's whole story basically a mix of action, lighthearted, humor, sad, and dark.
People only remember the launch, and he only mentioned the first 5 hours of a game the length of Fallout New Vegas. Then he says the choices don't affect anything even though there are half a dozen endings... Man.
@@hickory654 tbf, the main storyline is linear until the point-of-no-return missions (act 3), which is pretty much at the end of the game where you decide an ending to go with. So in a way, there isn't much player decision making that affects the story in any major way aside from choosing to complete side missions that affect your relationship with/story of certain characters and choosing to spare/kill/save others, and even then, they don't have much of an impact on the main story/endings. I really enjoyed the game's story, but I totally understand people's complaints that it didn't allow for real decision making like in FNV.
I don't think he played the game fully.
aright why did you only talk about the launch yeah it was horrible but like give it a try in 2022 before just shitting on the game man
What I’m hoping for is more people getting into the rpg, it’s really fun and the world crafted for this franchise is amazing. I hope more people will give the cyberpunk world a second chance thanks to this anime
well actually a shitton of people are playing cyberpunk lately because of the anime. i'm talking about hundreds of thousands, which i'm happy to see. hopefully they don't stop at the first dlc.
@@whocares9215 I was talking more about the tabletop but hey, so long as people enjoy this setting I enjoy so much, I’m cool with it.
@@zackanderson7440 Cyberpunk 2020 right?
It did. The game is selling better and on Steam more than a million people daily been playing it as of lately. So the anime actually reignited the attention for the game
@@whocares9215 they already said the expansion is it
mainly because cdprojectred noticed a horrible flaw the engine this is the last red engine game
As a polish guy I'm just happy something good came out from collaboration of CDPR and Trigger
Yeah, both this and Cyberpunk 2077
The game is fantastic too lmao. It has been since day 1. I was far from disappointed. That game changed my fuckin life. I'm sorry your experience was so rotten but I'm sick and tired of people acting like your experience is a monolith!
This video has... not aged well at all
This video does kinda show how little you actually played of the game
This show made nearly everybody want to play the game and kill Adam Smasher, that’s top tier advertising
Picked up a copy on PS Store for 29.99 cause of the show, great price for the game at the moment
Yep they inspired me to my 6th playthrough with a david build just to fuck up smasher.
Edgerunners and Arcane got me so excited for more animated game adaptations. They really show the best of both worlds between originals and manga adaptations; there's so much looser material that allows for more creativity, but doesn't have the burden of creating and pushing a new IP.
Also, I know it's not technically anime, but did you ever think about taking about the Castlevania show?
This video seems under developed doesn't seem like you ever even played the game to have an opinion like that. In mine and hundreds of thousands of others the game has done a complete 180 and is incredible at the moment.
no
Facts the part of the video seems stuck in 2021 game’s pretty great now
I played cyberpunk since launch and had minimal bugs. Sure the police weren’t that great and I’m glad they fixed it but it didn’t take away from the story. I’ve always believed cyberpunk has always been a good game since launch.
Hello Scamboli, there's a 99.99% you wont read this comment, but on the off chance you do, I'd highly recommend reading, or maybe even doing a video on the Ajin Demihuman manga, I genuinely feel it's one of, if not the most underrated manga of all time, from beginning to end the series is a masterpiece.
Tl;dr imagine if Tokyo Ghoul, Deadpool, and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure had a baby. The Tokyo Ghoul being, the way the Demihumans are treated, the Deadpool being the immortality, and the JBA being the "stands" (IBM's) which they can summon.
Overall the series is clever as hell, and the main antagonist Sato, is legit one of the best villains of ALL TIME, the art and combat scenes are mind blowing, it's seriously very good, yet so rarely talked about :(
Anyway, thanks for reading, whoever read this comment .
Finally a show I've watched before everyone could get their reviews out, thanks for adding the extended cyberpunk 2077 rant so I could manage that in time
For me, edgerunners confirms to me that cd projekt red genuinely love this game and world, but had extremely poor planning
The story of the failure of Cyberpunk 2077 is extremely meta as the Corporate suits at the top, in pursuit of greed, fucked over everyone below and released a broken piece of shit.
@@a-drewg1716 yuuuup. There’s no doubt the actual people making the game did their best. But they were fucked by suits who just wanted to profit
@@a-drewg1716 13m sales in the first week, and currently topping steams most played games doesn't sound like a failure to me. Sounds like you get your opinions from the internet instead of playing things for yourself
@@13_faces it doesn't matter if it ended up selling well when the release absolutely destroyed CDPRs reputation. Like I actually somewhat enjoyed the game on release since I played it in PC and only experienced minor graphic glotches, but it doesn't change the fact my perception of them went from. "CDPR are the best and most trustworthy devs in the business." To the exact same level as EA.
The game is still the most disastorous release in modern gaming history. I mean for fucks sake it got PULLED from the Playstation store. That has never happened before and its because it was actually unplayable on Playstations.
@@a-drewg1716 if it destroyed their reputation the game wouldn't be recieving nothing but overwhelmingly positive reviews in the last 6 months. The fact that you're comparing CDPR to EA is one of the most idiotic and naive sentiments I've ever heard, followed up by another of the most idiotic statements I've ever heard
"The most disastrous release in modern gaming history" is that a joke? No mans sky? Fallout 76? Anthem? All objectively more broken games at launch than cyberpunk. Notice how none of those were removed from the store though? It's almost as if cyberpunk wasn't removed for being "broken" it was removed because Sony had an issue with CDPR offering full refunds without their permission.
As someone who got an ultra rare functioning copy of cyberpunk 2077 I enjoyed the game, it wasn't a very complicated story but if you play the entire game including side quests it has an interesting world to dive into, the anime was better but if anyone likes the world from the anime checking out the game (PC still has the best experience from what I've heard) is worth it in my opinion.
I couldn't finish it due to sad
CD Projekt Red will go bankrupt soon because almost everyone refunded Cyberpunk 2077
@@exysa2798 bruh that was like a year ago...stop reposting old data and news
@@exysa2798 Yeah, almost everyone - the game to this day sold more than 18 mil. copies .. refunded were around 30 000 from those.. but yeah, go on, hate the game as much as you want .. loser
@@exysa2798 you live in 2021
ngl, Cyberpunk has a pretty good game past the bugs. Which sucks cause I can talk to literally no one about it without the conversation going into a spew about the industry gone shit or whatever.
You go in as V because it's just a quick moniker you've built (I know you were joking, still) and his motive wasn't to become a legend. You pick those options. Also the dialogue options are more for roleplaying flavor than they are about decisions. Game needed time but it didn't get that. It didn't matter what the motive exactly was anyway since the whole game was about dying, and the show was about how you live out the rest of your time.
I liked the video a lot, thankfully the game is in a good state nowadays because I remember the dread I felt thinking they skip town and abandon the game.
The efforts that must have went into making this video , like goddamn scamboli my man
brother at this stage it's disingenous to compare to cp2077 launch
This is what most Game companies often forgot when they're adapting their IP into an Animated show or a Movie or Series. They always thi k that its better to do it their way and have their own take on the story/world building. Arcane and EdgeRunner manage to create a show using the people that actually makes/ know about the world/story they're trying to adapt. By sticking closely with the devs that help make the series, it's a sure fire way of making a show that stays true to the world and story that actually matters in the context of the game. The animation studio are there to make the show beautiful and its the devs job to give it the soul of what they're trying to adapt. Kudos to companies that do their animation like this, we need more of them.
Cyberpunk as a setting isnt from video game, it wasnt cd project red original IP but a adaptation of the Cyberpunk 2020 TTrpg
just watching the video after releasing cyperpunk 2077 2.0 is weird cuz the game is so freaking good
Just a CP77 fan here checking in to make sure folks know that while the game at launch was an unmitigated dumpsterfire, the folks at CDPR have busted absolute ass to make the game absolutely incredible and one of my fav games of all time. And for those who have thought about playing it after loving this incredible show, but then said 'too bad it's awful': It's not anymore, better late than never, lol. And for fans of Edgerunners, the universe's setting and tone will feel comfy, cozy and familiar!
1:32 really happened
Cyberpunk 2077 (post 1.5 update) is a masterpiece idgaf if it had the worse launch in history right NOW it's an absolute work of art with an unrivaled atmosphere that Edgerunners expands on
No...
If you go into it with 0 expectations (like I did) you'll have a good time, but calling it a masterpiece is copium ngl
I thought it was very good. Definitely worth what I paiid for it. (i think i started at 1.7)
Witcher 3 is probably my favorite game of all time though.
Favorite part is when Cyberpunk was like “hey we like everything you’re doing but maybe no loli characters?”
And Trigger simply said “No, the loli must stay.”
the normies must seethe
And that's why watching Adam Smasher obliterate her is all the more satisfying.
have you seen castlevainia
I'll be honest cyberpunk deserves the flak for launch, but having picked it up again this week its a really good game and really strong writing, Bethesda could never
I actually only had one issue in all my time playing 2077 and it was patched out in the first few days. I always see everyone saying how bad they had it, how buggy it was or that they couldn't even play it. It was such a foreign thought to me cause what everyone else seemed to experience was no where near what I experienced and I find it kind of sad cause I really had fun with it.
Same here, had a grand total of 5 glitches in all my play throughs. It's a great game, shame so many people had issues.
I mean my game was glitchy as hell but it was entirely just graphic glitches. Animations not loading properly, models not updating correct, textures not loading, anytime you could see V they wouldn't have a head, etc. Nothing game breaking though.
This is debatable, because it depends how you play the game. Really, if you do it right and dont try to interact with so many things at once (or do it on purpose just to cause it) it could be pretty painless and good experience. Also the longer you play its more likely to see weird stuff. Overall game is way better now, but initial reaction (hype and expectations were huge) is what counts for many, and it was bad. Since then majority is on same bandwagon (to shit on it). Game deserves a second chance, the concept is too good to abandon. Time will heal the wounds just like in No Man's Sky and even if CDPR stops working on it/fixing it, there always are modders.
I had a few in my first 144 houers but they where funny. (Its raining cars in the badlands) that Was in January of 2021
And one crash in my second playthrough right before fighting smasher. (Patch 1.5)
Nothing so far in my New playthrough (Patch 1.6)
@@StrataVision oh naw I played this game like an ape man, constantly looking for trouble to get into, main quests and side quests armore/clothes/mod/weapon hunting, going from melee to ranged in combat as quick as a CoD kid bunny hops around corners. I tried to push the game as hard as I could and as fast as I could cause me, my friends and brother were all racing to the end.
Still one of my favorite experiences even if it wasn't well received for its issues for others
! EVERYONE ! if u want a season 2 then just play the game it's in a really good state now. plus there's a new expansions so you even get a season 3
Oddly enough this game bombing so bad is what led to me getting it 2 years after launch. At gamestop for $15 because I was bored. Then ended up fucking loving it, loving it enough I rebought it on steam around the time edgerunners came out and ported over my xbox series x save to my pc copy. Now im holding off on the DLC till I can upgrade my processor to an i7.
The game is so fucking good. The launch was rough but after patch 1.5 u have nothing to complain about. the story is peak
No its Trash. Cyberpunk was made by inexperienced amateurs. CDPR will go bankrupt soon because almost everyone refunded Cyberpunk
@@exysa2798 lmao no. It earned a lot of money for CDPR
@@exysa2798 source? Trust me bro. What I see here is just another angry hater that havent even played the game. Pathetic. Btw, CP2077 was No.1 on steam a few days ago
@@exysa2798 Pov: you never played cyberpunk
@@exysa2798 LMAO, ok kid. Sure.
Hadn't played the game in like a year, watched the show, loved it, and jumped back in. The game is actually really good now, who would have thought?
I never got any of these bugs, I got a t-pose once
@@tienming6174 I wonder, since there are dance chips apparently in the cyberpunk universe, could they glitch out if damaged, and cause you to T-pose? Maybe they are a feature in the game after all lmao
@panda they fixed bugs
The game is pretty good, if you ignore more than 75% of everything that CDPR promised would be in it.