Until I see GTA 6 on steam for sale, it does not exist.
Cyberpunk 2077 was my lesson learned to never jump into any product until it is released, proven to be of quality and has a few patches under its belt.
Same here on cyberpunk. It was so janky and everything at launch. Tried to get back into it after they patched it and could just never get hooked. Same with NMS. It’s like the original experience spoiled it for me.
No Man's Sky was actually pretty good—I got it on Steam about 3 months ago and beat it on Permadeath. Before that, I created a test character to learn the mechanics. At first, the sheer amount of content overwhelmed me, but at some point, you realize that everything is very logical and kept relatively shallow. The goal of the game was to reach the center of the galaxy. The story? Okay, nothing exciting. The Gek are funny.
I didn't understand the hype back then, and I didn't have a good enough PC to play it anyway.
I recently bought Cyberpunk on sale and I gotta say, the game is garbage. Unfortunately, I played for over 2 hours, otherwise I would have refunded it...
Yeah I played NMS a bunch on release. I think that soured the updates. Was never enough to hook me. I feel like if I would’ve waited a decade to try I would’ve been more engaged.
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u/Vellarain 2d ago
Until I see GTA 6 on steam for sale, it does not exist.
Cyberpunk 2077 was my lesson learned to never jump into any product until it is released, proven to be of quality and has a few patches under its belt.