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Sectoru.sk se to hodně líbilo
https://www.sector.sk/recenzia/37014/cyberpunk-2077.htm

Je tam nějakej "slow HDD mode" pro lidi co nemaj SSD.

I wish I could show you more of Night City, both its strengths and its weaknesses. It is a technical marvel in many places. It’s the first game I’ve played on PC that seems to genuinely benefit from an NVMe drive. Fast travel is actually fast. If you skip a quick ride with a character, it’s generally a few seconds. Going from one part of town to another — completely different districts with their own art styles, basically — takes a little longer, but never more than 9 or 10 seconds on my system. It’s impressive. (If you don’t have an NVMe drive, or even an SSD, never fear: there’s a “Slow HDD Mode” in the settings.)

The game has a delightful way of doling out more content, and it does so at a really satisfying rate. As your street cred improves, you find yourself getting more calls and text messages. Fixers you’ve worked for reach out: V’s the only reliable solo in town. And other missions go back to your past. Playing as a corpo, someone from my Arasaka HQ days recognised me — the first person I had a proper conversation with upon playing Cyberpunk 2077. Over 30 hours in, they needed help. It was enough time that I’d forgotten about them completely, but not so far into V’s dilemma that I didn’t have enough time to pull on that plot thread.

But you can mainline the story without doing any of these, if you feel so inclined. I chose not to do that, saving the ending for a later date because a world like Night City is pointless if not explored. Games like Cyberpunk 2077 were not designed to be binged on the first run. They’re meant to be savoured, appreciated, and taking that extra time to listen and investigate also reveals more of the city’s true character.

Na zingu 9, taky nadává hlavně na bugy. A Charlize se zase může spravedlivě rozhořčit:

Ze zvědavosti jsem hru zkusil pustit i bez toho 46 GB patche, abych viděl, v jakém stavu je vylisovaná na BRD disku (vlastně dvou). Nemohl jsem uvěřit svým očím, protože tato verze hry běží v nějakém nízkém rozlišení a působí spíše jako kdysi uniklá beta Half-Life 2, než jako produkt z oficiální krabičky.

@AlieN (07.12.2020 21:36): psal jí nějakej japonskej spisovatel, apparently

@Gordon (07.12.2020 21:30): já nikdy nesledoval jak hraje, nevím ani že/jestli streamuje, ale i kdyby hrála hůř než tvoje maminka, tak to prostě nic nevypovídá o tom jestli je gamerka nebo ne. A živí se psaním/mluvením o hrách, ne jejich hraním, není to progamerka.

@Gordon (07.12.2020 21:21): nepatří, ale jinak to, že hraje na konzolích, neznamená že není gamerka. Pamatuju si, že jsem její herní recenze v gamestaru četl v době, kdy tobě bylo 8 let.

Hrozně se mi líbí ultravěcnej styl kterým začíná Japan IGN recenze:

The manuscript is a review of "Cyberpunk 2077", a new work of CD PROJEKT RED, which will be announced at 9 am on December 10, 2020 Japan time. I received the build for review at 7:53 pm on December 1st of the same year, finished 62 hours of play at 12:43 pm on December 7th, and wrote this article. The character build in this play is female for sex, female for gender, and bisexual for sexual orientation. Its roots are nomad, and its ability is a net runner who uses Katana.

The main equipment used for the review was 880-110jp of the "OMEN" series manufactured by Hewlett-Packard. The installed CPU is Intel's 8th generation Coffee Lake 8700K, and the graphics card is Nvidia's GeForce 1080 Ti. The memory is 32GB of unknown brand, and the game data storage destination is SSD of unknown brand. Frame par second is the maximum setting of all graphic options (excluding ray tracing), and we confirmed about 60 on average.

Ale končí na úplně jinou notu

When CD PROJEKT RED released Cyberpunk 2077 in 2012, the Internet was still a brighter place than it is today: YouTube hadn't even started to monetize, Twitter wasn't a place for kids to fight, and Twitch didn't even exist. So eight years ago, the word "cyberpunk" sounded rather warm and fuzzy, a nostalgic nod to that movement that was so popular in the '80s. Back then, there were still no unmanned drone strikes, no cryptocurrency exchanges, no incitement to division by speakers on social networking sites, and the term "cyberpunk The first Blade Runner 2049 hadn't exploded, Mariya Takeuchi's songs were sleeping at the bottom of a sea of information, TSMC's (a Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer) market capitalization was less than a fifth of what it is today, and Blade Runner 2049 hadn't even been announced.

But we know that in the eight years that have passed since then, the cultural context of our cyber and physical spaces has changed rapidly. In a day when the nature of human connections has changed so much, the significance of this work, which hints at the future of capitalist economy and society, is too great to be presented in the most digital medium of today's art: video games. And it is even more gratifying that the message it conveys is neither explicit nor singular, but austere, complex, plural, and richly human.

Just as fifty years ago, when Johnny blew up the Arasaka Tower with a nuclear bomb on that day and nothing changed, it is unlikely that a revolution will solve all the problems of the past. Yes, the only way to navigate this world, which is as complex as, or even more complex than, Night City, is to work together, in the same way that V and Johnny did, sometimes unwillingly and sometimes hurtfully, in a precarious collaboration with others. And it helps to have an insatiable interest in the world itself - a spark of curiosity that the film has rekindled.

@SilentWolf (07.12.2020 19:52): jsem viděl kousek podcastu tukana s alžbětou a říkala tam že sice je vyhořelej grinch, ale na C77 se jako jednu z mála her těší :) Že doufá že to bude pořádná příběhovka a ne jak ubi junkfood.

Jedna hezká pozitivní :)

https://powerup-gaming.com/2020/12/08/cyberpunk-2077-review-pc-superlative/

As such, in writing this review, I struggled with the notion of scoring the game. If I’d put 45-hours into almost any other game, I’d be more than happy to attach a score. But with Cyberpunk 2077, I was concerned I’d not seen and done enough. However, after 45-hours, the way I feel about Cyberpunk 2077 is unlikely to change no matter how much more I play.

Frankly, Cyberpunk 2077 is the best video game I’ve ever played. And with so much more content to enjoy, I can’t imagine my opinion being negatively impacted.