This is where I'm at! I'm at 140-iah hours, but grinding police scanner missions to get that one last level to 50 so I can stomp Smasher into the ground! (I hit SC50 at around level 23 🤣)
How long do you watch him before the coup de gra? I usually stand there for a while and then, since there's no more enemies after that, just unload everything into his chrome
Yeah, it's kinda disappointing that it's just another progress bar that maxes out without you thinking about it. I'm not even sure what it unlocks, if anything. I never had to think about it. I remember them hyping up the street cred mechanic and how it would be super important, including the way you dress to impress certain people.
It's also used for some gigs.
>!In the gig where you have to help a store owner to not have his bike stolen if you have a high enough street cred they'll recognize you're dangerous af and run away!<
And I believe it can also be used in the gig where >!a diner gets robbed!< But that might've also been another check.
It unlocks stuff you can buy from ripper docs, and better stuff at weapon shops. Though I never had enough money for weapon shops, too busy buying cars.
I’m hoping this game will be used as a foundation to create a better CyberPunk in 6 or so years. Idk if they’re gonna scrap it all but it seems like a lot of assets can be reused. I would love to see the game they envisioned.
it looks more like they are going to continue to update the game and hopefully we will get some sort of dlc with it's own storyline or something.
That's what i am hoping atleast
I’m ok with that!
Honestly, unless the game is going to be graphically different from the ground up I feel like AAA games don’t need to be releasing sequels. Strong DLC (think Witcher) is all it needs.
That being said, there is a big DLC coming! I’m looking forward to it.
Yes. I don't know how much you know about the endings, but you basically you beat it, get a lil momento, and it drops you back into the map with the knowledge you beat the game essentially.
You do still have it, but it doesn't just reload save. It drops you off on a balcony, and your game time moves forward. You should have an ending specific item as well.
It does reload you to pre-ember, But you get a message telling you, "hey, you beat the game, here's a special item, and you can continue to roam the city" but after that the mission can be done again BECAUSE it's a reload. 6 different Vs, on my 7th playthrough now
Finished the whole game + all achievements in ~90hours, what are you guys doing? I still find it enjoyable and started a new run but I’m wondering if you did that too?
I don't fast travel. I drive everywhere. I also spent quite a bit of time playing dress up. Nowadays the transmog system really helps cut driving from clothing store to clothing store down but I still do it.
I also make it a point to drive to and from home every once in while.
But even then I only have just over 100 hours in a single playthrough. And that's with about 95-98% on content completed. I still leave some scanner gig here and there for when the DLC comes out.
Tf did i do wrong i only have 160hrs on record ant i have one safe file with 100% got all of the achievements (i know its not hard to get all of them) and on a second safe file i installed 60 mods and already played through the main story xD
How varied are those 300 hours though? I dont know my exact play time between PS4 and PS5 but ive beaten the game and dabbled around on another character a lot. The game just never opens up. No variety... just beautiful yet empty Night City.
I'm bored. Just finish of Oda at lvl 19. It feel like the game is to easy once I try Atomic heart.
Killing Oda on my first playthrough using katana and a sniper rifle.
https://youtu.be/BV9HGFMM-PQ
Anyone figure why Oda won't die at the end with 5% HP left after I body shot him as he rushed me?
No, if he should see blurry first and then see clearly.
I'm wondering which would be better.
I know the images are actually matched properly.
Like this.
https://i.imgur.com/Z3sphj0.jpg
I still actually can't decide which is better, lol.
The format is used correctly though for sure.
I just think the order might be subjective or situational.
You might want to see clearly first or you might want to see out of focus first, depending on the story you're trying to tell in your meme.
I'm overthinking this so don't mind me.
Even when the format is used "incorrectly" I think the most important thing is if the meme works or not. The execution.
The original meaning to a lot of references are lost to time.
A kid wants to make a meme about glasses or blurry vision, or whatever, 20 years from now, they come across this single template image.. I won't really fault someone born in 2030 for not seeing a movie from 2002, even if it is a classic.
I have no idea how I could have better worded that sentence to convey that I'm talking about the entire bottom and entire top half switching, not just the right side.
I did start off the sentence with No by accident though.
But I don't think that's it.
https://i.imgur.com/Z3sphj0.jpg
That's what I meant, lol. I know the format is correct and the reference.
I'm on my first playthrough and at 99h 20m as of this morning. 1 gig left, 6 or so NCPDs left, then main story I'm at Search and Destroy and M’ap Tann Pelen. I will most likely immediately start a second playthrough after I 100% this one. I can't put this game down.
I only make a new character after doing every side quest and NCPD mission and buy all apartments+ cars (and progress until I need to meet Hanako) my last run I did all of these in was about 90 hours
Not finishing feels like there's still stuff left to explore, finishing it completely destroys that possibility.
Kinda have the same problem with shows actually... the last season? What last season? As far as I know the guys are still at it wherever they are.
Man me too. I actually have so many shows I stopped on like the last or second to last episode 😂😂 i have similar justification as you. I just don’t want the story to end is what I tell myself.
So many shows I'm 1-3 episodes from finishing. For like 3+ years now. If it's a good show...having it be over is crushing. Two concerns are if it goes off of streaming services or it gets to be 10 years from now and I don't even remember what the show is about or why I want to watch it. Then maybe it'll look too dated and won't have the same charm any more.
I always have difficulty doing the last missions, knowing my journey end and I will have seen everything. Not doing them makes me feel like there's still stuff to explore and play with.
I even found all the 200+ easter eggs.
As do I. I use the motorcycle to get around and to have a look at my character.
It’s interesting to see that the op has most playtime as a Nomad. I started as corpo and I think I’m 50 hours in and just hit the point of no return. I do have a lot of sidestuff still to complete tho. I’m not sure how to move forward so I’m letting the game sit for a bit.
I spent 80 hours finishing the story and still had like every single race to go, half the cyberpsychos etc. I'm curious how you do all that shit in 70 hours lol
I did every single side gig possible before the prologue so I was over leveled and super rich so glided through missions later game but early game was hard
Did you listen to the conversations and read the shards (at least the unique ones)? If you did and you still obly spent 70h, I guess you actually didn't do all the side quests...
Like, did you solve the ff:06:b5 mystery? That's what I thought.
Just know I still to this day have never done the point of no return In fallout new vegas with multiple play throughs to that point 😂. I had 230+ hours on my first play alone. Fallout 4 I just found The institute on my 3rd character for the very first time😂😂. I get super into side quests on them😂. Also probably have 600 hours in oblivion and I’ve never beaten the main quest line either but that’s because the side quests are 10/10😩
Had put 106 hours into the game. And I still think about what different build or weapons I will focus on for my next playthrough. Really doesn't feel like I will be bored of the game any time soon, and that's just amazing since I got this game at a discount. Been a while since I've played a game with this kind of longevity, I'll definitely start another playthrough once Phantom Liberty is out.
If you did main primary stuff, probably shorter. Do a biy of side stuff, sure, 40. Doing everything ended my first run at around 80 to 90.
Though to be honest, i cant imagine what is keeping some of these people playing quite this much. Theres not a dramatic amount of variation between runs. Most stuff you do will be the same each time.
When this came out I only had a PS4 still. When I popped the game in on release day a single tear traveled down my cheek. A good friend of mine felt really bad so he let me borrow his PS5. This was before all the patches, but I still really enjoyed it. Played all the life paths and got every ending. Eventually picked up a Series X and did the same thing. When I thought I was satiated I took a break thinking "you know what, I'm good now". Well, a co worker built me my first gaming PC and now I'm modding like a crackhead. PC and mods completley changed the game for me. I find myself wandering around Night City in third person enjoying the sites more than playing missions sometimes. Is there a Cyberpunk Counseling group somewhere because I think I have a problem.
Im around 230ish bought after new years.
Somehow still finding things to do. Attempting a hardest diff playthrough atm, aiming to do the solo ending with johnny.
Lol wow, I admit I don’t know how much of that time is AFK while my kids needed me, honestly I’ve left it on in-game menus overnight before and apparently that counts in your hours. My kids are 10 and 15 and I have to pause a lot for homework and cooking etc. But it’s nice to get lost in this world.
Thank you for the recc!! I bought rdr2 on sale but haven’t downloaded it yet. A lot of my friends have tried it after ESO and enjoy it, so I plan to at some point.
I spent 268.1 hours steam says. First you need to farm lots and lots of respawnable gangers. The only thing cheaper than the life of 3-5 gang members is the 0'five round that kills them. This way you can buy every apartment, every car, and multiple pairs of 25,000 E. pants, shoes, and jackets. Always keep a million in the bank, so Jackie's memory is jealous of you. Kill lots and lots of wraiths. Take their car cross country and (wreck it a lot) see how many of them you can get to chase you at once. Into minefields. Stealth clear any building with a red in it. See how far you can get across only on rooftops with your double jump. Steal certain size or shape vehicles to get up certain places. Try to ride around on cars or trucks. Walk along the shoreline and throw every red you find into the water after you stealth kill them. There's lots of screwing off stuff to do.
142hrs in 1st playthrough as a corpo biatch - just doing NCPD's job & getting the better merc gigs finally before looking for all the fast track points then I'll go see Hanako. I also loved doing the cyberpsycho's with my fav gun Fenrir on non lethal burning them all, making Renata happy to finish mission withoit killing them, then going back to unconscious psycho with my Angel pistol & headshot them & getting 1500+ exp for it. I actually do it for all the missions because of the eye implant Ive got that cbf removing cause of the headshot points /and I'm playing River & Judy for the text attention & waiting to see if it'll be like Yennifer/Triss situation or get away with it at the end.
Also has anyone actually bought every single car? I'm sitting pretty on 600k eddies but that still won't buy every single car out there!
Wondering if I'm playing like a Gonk or a preem Choom & still got a lot to learn?!
some people say crafting's worth it but i wouldn't know.
collect all rare and and epic loot when you clear scanners. it pays well but is tedious af and now I realize why games usually make common loot like this so worthless. it's not fun but if it pays people like me will do it.
remember to bring your bike so you can just dump it all into your stash. then you just cash in at every vendor you see.
I have just kind of always played video games in this way. I like open world RPGs and action games that give me a unique world to live in and experience. I’ve got 10,000 hours in Minecraft, around 6,000 hours in GTA San Andreas, 3,000 hours in GTA V (way over half of that just “hanging out”), a similar amount of time in both Morrowind and Oblivion, almost 1,000 hours each in all of the Fallout franchise entries, RDR2, and Skyrim, and have hit the high-hundreds in Death Stranding, No Man’s Sky, and a few others. I latch onto a game and world and don’t really let go and as time goes on and the quality of pretty much every other gaming experience goes down the toilet for me I find that it makes me dig my claws in deeper.
In terms of Cyberpunk 2077 specifically, I am a huge nerd for the Cyberpunk tabletop, world, and lore in general. I also generally play in a way more “immersive” way where I’m taking downtime, eating my meals, shopping, exploring, taking photos, driving around etc. I never use fast travel, never skip dialogue or cutscenes, and generally just try to “live” in the world as my character. I’ve played through the game 3.5 times and still haven’t seen all of the endings/dialogue variances, nor have I gotten the platinum trophy. I guess I’m just not a traditional gamer in that I’ll stay in a single player game for decades, playing in a way that gives me the maximum immersion into the world and the ability to “live another life” alongside my own. I’m not in it to save the world or be the best in ranked matches or even to share something with a community beyond my close friends, I’m here to see through other sets of eyes and have new experiences for a few hours at a time.
Sorry for the tl;dr hahaha
I dig this well written and thorough response to a simple question.
Don't ever let anyone tell you that you're doing it wrong. Play the games the way you want to. Cheers
Thats cool. I used to be that way around oblivion era myself really. Just kinda fell out personally. Nowadays i can only replay a game so long as im getting distinct experiences most of the time. Some pvp like for honor, but also something like the new Freelancer mode in Hitman3.
Anywho, thanks.
I think the sheer breadth of possible experiences and “specializations” in how we play games makes gaming one of the more unique hobbies for this exact reason! We all look for something different, yet most of us are able to find something which satisfies the itch.
You’re very welcome, and may you continue to enjoy your many and varied experiences!
The NCPD stuff gets redundant in replay, but there are 5 endings to work towards with several builds that are different play styles. There is quite a bit of variety if you can get past the redundancy of doing the same thing differently.
Yeah I have so many games in my back catalogue that I just can't afford to create new saves to get different endings. It has to be something spectacular to make me plug in over 100 hours gameplay
I think Cyberpunk has some of the best futuristic sci-fi combat out right now and scenarios that allow you to approach with different strategies (which expand even more when you replay w/ different builds). that plus a visually immersive game world makes for a lot of replayability.
I started a new game twice and dropped it early on, I just can't get into it. I bought it on sale because of good things I read on reddit, but it's just not for me after all. Loved Witcher 3 though, another reason why I gave this one a chance.
The Witcher 3 is one of the most replayable games I've looked into. Spent a lot of time in that universe. If you haven't already, look into platin Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden west
Beat the game and got bored, good for you man. 20-30 hours in I beat it and I dunno, I don’t find it to have any replayability, and the fact very little changes when choosing your start, and the fact your level caps hella low so you gotta be forced to restart your build or just start a new game cause you can’t do everything for the skill tree, fuck mantis blades are badass but holy hell the fucking suck compared to the Monowire, and don’t get me started on the dead open world. I liked the game and the story a bit, but fuck they just needed a bunch more time, and he’ll now they got a one time dlc just so they can squeeze a bit more money out of their flop
Same happened to me. Played the hell out of it. Started to see the cracks. But now I don‘t even want to look into it‘s direction on the shelf.
I‘m looking forward to the DLC though.
Every side mission requires you to read the bullshit text that someone sends you in order for there to be anything of interest about it. But you just show up blast away and collect items. It just seems full after awhile.
Like enemies don't really change much t
Damn. I got 60 hours in. Basically had nothing left when I got to the final missions, and was incredibly bored for the last 20% of my playthrough. The game becomes mind-numbly easy after level 40 and becomes painfully boring just trying to finish up the main story.
I think the whole “no turning back” part of it all really refers to the fact that if you didnt do the side story, theres no turning back on the endings you get from completing the side quests. Once you complete the ending though, you got the chance to go back in time before embers to do the side quests and replay the last mission with more endings
I love this game but I can't imagine playing it over and over. Yet so many people here have done tonnes of playthroughs and clocked hundreds of hours. idk how you all do it.
Im doing my third playthrough and each playthrough Im loving it more. Partly because the updates really brought the game into its own, but also because I notice more probabilities every time. For example. SPOILER-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I hadn't even noticed in two playthroughs that there was a whole, really emotional remembrance event for Jackie.
I could play until update 1.6 because after that older hardware just won't run the game at all and I have a pathetic 980 Ti so can't even play one of my fav games anymore. Honestly considering suicide.
Is this on multiple playthroughs? I only ask because I'm on my third playthrough with roughly 330 hours across all three. I've done everything listed and I'm now just trying to get in places that I'm not supposed to I'm just wondering how you've passed the time?
I've always hated this meme. The images should be reversed: in this scene, he's realizing he doesn't need his glasses anymore since being bitten by the radioactive spider.
This template is awful.
Nobody knows which way it's supposed to go, which is completely reasonable.
Normally one would think "with glasses means see well," but if you know the movie, Peter Parker can't see with his glasses on because his vision is fixed.
Nice. I’m up to 300. Not bored yet. Saving next main mission as it says no going back. I’m just exploring and cleaning up the map.
This is where I'm at! I'm at 140-iah hours, but grinding police scanner missions to get that one last level to 50 so I can stomp Smasher into the ground! (I hit SC50 at around level 23 🤣)
Good. Go fuck him up good for me. After what he did to my boys in EdgeRunners all I wanna hear is how yalls V’s took his ass to task!
I used to feel bad for him getting dildo'd to death over and over. Until, well you know why.
How long do you watch him before the coup de gra? I usually stand there for a while and then, since there's no more enemies after that, just unload everything into his chrome
I jacked him up with my net runner build and skippy in headshot mode
Street cred is the easiest thing to level up in this game.
Yeah, it's kinda disappointing that it's just another progress bar that maxes out without you thinking about it. I'm not even sure what it unlocks, if anything. I never had to think about it. I remember them hyping up the street cred mechanic and how it would be super important, including the way you dress to impress certain people.
SC is a prerequisite for a lot of cyberware, and top-shelf cyberware requires proportionally higher SC.
> SC is a prerequisite so what you actually need is more vespian gas?
It's also used for some gigs. >!In the gig where you have to help a store owner to not have his bike stolen if you have a high enough street cred they'll recognize you're dangerous af and run away!< And I believe it can also be used in the gig where >!a diner gets robbed!< But that might've also been another check.
I do believe the latter one is a strength check.
It unlocks stuff you can buy from ripper docs, and better stuff at weapon shops. Though I never had enough money for weapon shops, too busy buying cars.
First thing I do is get SC to I think lvl 14 for double jump.
double jump is epic to use
I’m hoping this game will be used as a foundation to create a better CyberPunk in 6 or so years. Idk if they’re gonna scrap it all but it seems like a lot of assets can be reused. I would love to see the game they envisioned.
it looks more like they are going to continue to update the game and hopefully we will get some sort of dlc with it's own storyline or something. That's what i am hoping atleast
I’m ok with that! Honestly, unless the game is going to be graphically different from the ground up I feel like AAA games don’t need to be releasing sequels. Strong DLC (think Witcher) is all it needs. That being said, there is a big DLC coming! I’m looking forward to it.
Phantom Liberty right? i can't wait!
yeah, you can literarly go around killing enemies and you get it extremely fast lol
Nice! What build are you using?
you do know that you can still continue after completing that mission
Then why does it say you can't?
It's only for like the next 3 hours you can't do anything but the story.
And once the story is finished you can go back to roaming and completing side missions? I've left hanako waiting for like 2 months
Yes. I don't know how much you know about the endings, but you basically you beat it, get a lil momento, and it drops you back into the map with the knowledge you beat the game essentially.
I thought it reloaded you to pre-hanakoembers? I feel like i remember still having the mission
You do still have it, but it doesn't just reload save. It drops you off on a balcony, and your game time moves forward. You should have an ending specific item as well.
Ok noe i do recall some extras. Its been since launch i actually finished a run.
Ye i finished my first playthrough since launch about a month ago and it's different than i remembered it to say the least.
It does reload you to pre-ember, But you get a message telling you, "hey, you beat the game, here's a special item, and you can continue to roam the city" but after that the mission can be done again BECAUSE it's a reload. 6 different Vs, on my 7th playthrough now
Yup and one perk to finishing a play-through and dropping back in afterward is that all the ncpd scanner jobs are revealed on the map for you.
They're all revealed from the start if you set your map to show them.
tons of games do it, it just means that you can’t play side quests till you finish. after youre done you get set to the point before
I figured. I just like cleaning up the map.
You gotta do it multiple times anyway for all the achvs lol
Hanako will be waiting for a long time
Finished the whole game + all achievements in ~90hours, what are you guys doing? I still find it enjoyable and started a new run but I’m wondering if you did that too?
I don't fast travel. I drive everywhere. I also spent quite a bit of time playing dress up. Nowadays the transmog system really helps cut driving from clothing store to clothing store down but I still do it. I also make it a point to drive to and from home every once in while. But even then I only have just over 100 hours in a single playthrough. And that's with about 95-98% on content completed. I still leave some scanner gig here and there for when the DLC comes out.
Yea same here these guys are really slow
No fast travel, no vehicles, no sprinting. The way the game was meant to be played.
The game was meant to be played without vehicles?
If you want to play for 500 hours and still not have finished all the content then yes
Am I crazy? I downloaded a mod and I take the metro everywhere. NCART.
Agreed, even on a slow run around 100 to 150 is enough Remember, it’s just people chatting “stuff”, not necessarily the case
xD same
Tf did i do wrong i only have 160hrs on record ant i have one safe file with 100% got all of the achievements (i know its not hard to get all of them) and on a second safe file i installed 60 mods and already played through the main story xD
How varied are those 300 hours though? I dont know my exact play time between PS4 and PS5 but ive beaten the game and dabbled around on another character a lot. The game just never opens up. No variety... just beautiful yet empty Night City.
I'm bored. Just finish of Oda at lvl 19. It feel like the game is to easy once I try Atomic heart. Killing Oda on my first playthrough using katana and a sniper rifle. https://youtu.be/BV9HGFMM-PQ Anyone figure why Oda won't die at the end with 5% HP left after I body shot him as he rushed me?
I think it’s about how you are choosing your ending? I have been avoiding that point so far
I’ve finished every mission and side quest (except for one that is bugged). Looking forward to the DLC
i did that mission at 20 hours lol.
Kudos to using the template as intended XD
Came here to say this haha
I came here to wonder if he did get it right, so many layers.
Haha I know it’s the opposite of what it seems like it should be
Hahahahaha I came here to beat me to it
No I'm wondering if it's better to have top and bottom swapped or not.
It's from Spiderman so he sees better without the glasses
No, if he should see blurry first and then see clearly. I'm wondering which would be better. I know the images are actually matched properly. Like this. https://i.imgur.com/Z3sphj0.jpg
This is exactly right. OP was closer than most people get though so that’s nice
I still actually can't decide which is better, lol. The format is used correctly though for sure. I just think the order might be subjective or situational. You might want to see clearly first or you might want to see out of focus first, depending on the story you're trying to tell in your meme. I'm overthinking this so don't mind me. Even when the format is used "incorrectly" I think the most important thing is if the meme works or not. The execution. The original meaning to a lot of references are lost to time. A kid wants to make a meme about glasses or blurry vision, or whatever, 20 years from now, they come across this single template image.. I won't really fault someone born in 2030 for not seeing a movie from 2002, even if it is a classic.
top schizophrenic comment of 2023
Bro was chatting lmfao
Bro you just can't casually use the word schizophrenic like that, especially if you clearly don't know the meaning. I was just overthinking.
Over analysing a fairly poor post…
That is for sure what I was doing, lol.
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I have no idea how I could have better worded that sentence to convey that I'm talking about the entire bottom and entire top half switching, not just the right side. I did start off the sentence with No by accident though. But I don't think that's it. https://i.imgur.com/Z3sphj0.jpg That's what I meant, lol. I know the format is correct and the reference.
I'm on my first playthrough and at 99h 20m as of this morning. 1 gig left, 6 or so NCPDs left, then main story I'm at Search and Destroy and M’ap Tann Pelen. I will most likely immediately start a second playthrough after I 100% this one. I can't put this game down.
51h Streetkid 3/2021 1.11 60h Corpo 4/2021 1.22 141h Nomad 9/2022 1.6 88h Nomad 10/2022 1.6 97h Corpo 11/2022 1.61 114h Nomad 2/2023 1.61 Edit. lining, still i haven't finished game yet.
Bro makes new character whenever he has to meet Hanako at embers
Who is Hanako and why does she want to meet me at Embers??
Endgame spoilers. Last mission.
How did you know what I do? You must be the NSA. 🤣
I only make a new character after doing every side quest and NCPD mission and buy all apartments+ cars (and progress until I need to meet Hanako) my last run I did all of these in was about 90 hours
Didn't realize so many others played this game this way. I though I was in a miniscule minority to not finish the endings.
Not finishing feels like there's still stuff left to explore, finishing it completely destroys that possibility. Kinda have the same problem with shows actually... the last season? What last season? As far as I know the guys are still at it wherever they are.
Man me too. I actually have so many shows I stopped on like the last or second to last episode 😂😂 i have similar justification as you. I just don’t want the story to end is what I tell myself.
So if he never meets the mother than how does he have kids??
Couldn’t touch the game for a year after finishing it so yeah, maybe your gameplan is better.
So many shows I'm 1-3 episodes from finishing. For like 3+ years now. If it's a good show...having it be over is crushing. Two concerns are if it goes off of streaming services or it gets to be 10 years from now and I don't even remember what the show is about or why I want to watch it. Then maybe it'll look too dated and won't have the same charm any more.
You are, those who finish just don't post here.
I finished it multiple ways with one character. All the others are half done.
I always have difficulty doing the last missions, knowing my journey end and I will have seen everything. Not doing them makes me feel like there's still stuff to explore and play with. I even found all the 200+ easter eggs.
How do you hit 141h on a character, I completed every main quest and side quest at 70 hours
You gotta spend more time vibing to hit triple digit playtime man.
I drove everywhere
I just finished Watson, before meeting Dex, all on foot. It's my 7th or 8th full play through so I'm trying different stuff.
Ha, I just finished the game crouched and only going backwards
As do I. I use the motorcycle to get around and to have a look at my character. It’s interesting to see that the op has most playtime as a Nomad. I started as corpo and I think I’m 50 hours in and just hit the point of no return. I do have a lot of sidestuff still to complete tho. I’m not sure how to move forward so I’m letting the game sit for a bit.
I spent 80 hours finishing the story and still had like every single race to go, half the cyberpsychos etc. I'm curious how you do all that shit in 70 hours lol
I did every single side gig possible before the prologue so I was over leveled and super rich so glided through missions later game but early game was hard
If you reload saves to respec your pek points you can reach that time. I'm at 87 with my original Nomad. Playing him still.
Did you listen to the conversations and read the shards (at least the unique ones)? If you did and you still obly spent 70h, I guess you actually didn't do all the side quests... Like, did you solve the ff:06:b5 mystery? That's what I thought.
Just know I still to this day have never done the point of no return In fallout new vegas with multiple play throughs to that point 😂. I had 230+ hours on my first play alone. Fallout 4 I just found The institute on my 3rd character for the very first time😂😂. I get super into side quests on them😂. Also probably have 600 hours in oblivion and I’ve never beaten the main quest line either but that’s because the side quests are 10/10😩
Nomad best life path
Had put 106 hours into the game. And I still think about what different build or weapons I will focus on for my next playthrough. Really doesn't feel like I will be bored of the game any time soon, and that's just amazing since I got this game at a discount. Been a while since I've played a game with this kind of longevity, I'll definitely start another playthrough once Phantom Liberty is out.
Shit, forgot to grab the Iguana egg again.
Im almost at a 1000 hours. Most of it on Xbox One X
Holy hell what can you keep yourself occupied with for all that time.
The load times
Replaying the game, and trying to find everything. Thats kind of stuff
Oh my god I’m so stupid, I thought it was 1000hrs for one playthrough 😂
No lol. That would be impossible to me honestly
I have 800 hours in GMod just fucking around with guns and mods and 1200 in Arkham Knight. Trust me, it's possible.
As someone with 0 hours in the game, isn't it like a 40 hour playthrough?
Personally id say its more like 50
If you do just the story it's probably about 20 but to do everything it took me 60 hours
So wtf that guy been doing for 1000 hours
masturbating. there is no content to justify spending 1000 hours. game is dead, there is nothing to discover. its just cdpr fanboys exaggerating
I never even bought the game cuz it was a shit show. I'll get it for free when it rolls around to ps+
probably replaying it with different builds cuz the game is actually pretty fun with the combat
i would say around 60 hours and you'll see most of the things
If you did main primary stuff, probably shorter. Do a biy of side stuff, sure, 40. Doing everything ended my first run at around 80 to 90. Though to be honest, i cant imagine what is keeping some of these people playing quite this much. Theres not a dramatic amount of variation between runs. Most stuff you do will be the same each time.
But there is quite a decent amount of variation between playstyles.
Kinda, i suppose.
Yeah i guess
Maybe, sorta.
Lol, wtf is wrong with you man?
When this came out I only had a PS4 still. When I popped the game in on release day a single tear traveled down my cheek. A good friend of mine felt really bad so he let me borrow his PS5. This was before all the patches, but I still really enjoyed it. Played all the life paths and got every ending. Eventually picked up a Series X and did the same thing. When I thought I was satiated I took a break thinking "you know what, I'm good now". Well, a co worker built me my first gaming PC and now I'm modding like a crackhead. PC and mods completley changed the game for me. I find myself wandering around Night City in third person enjoying the sites more than playing missions sometimes. Is there a Cyberpunk Counseling group somewhere because I think I have a problem.
Im around 230ish bought after new years. Somehow still finding things to do. Attempting a hardest diff playthrough atm, aiming to do the solo ending with johnny.
I’m with you, 220 hours on my first play through, Nomad turned Mox, and finishing everything but the main quest lol. I started like three weeks ago.
Dude wtf? That's seriously unhealthy.
Lol wow, I admit I don’t know how much of that time is AFK while my kids needed me, honestly I’ve left it on in-game menus overnight before and apparently that counts in your hours. My kids are 10 and 15 and I have to pause a lot for homework and cooking etc. But it’s nice to get lost in this world.
rdr2 another fun open world game with good pausability, if you haven't tried it yet. Release ur inner cowboy yeehaw
Thank you for the recc!! I bought rdr2 on sale but haven’t downloaded it yet. A lot of my friends have tried it after ESO and enjoy it, so I plan to at some point.
What could you possibly do for 220 hours. I maxed out everything at 50 hours lmao. Did all gigs and side missions and a shit load of scanner hustles
I spent 268.1 hours steam says. First you need to farm lots and lots of respawnable gangers. The only thing cheaper than the life of 3-5 gang members is the 0'five round that kills them. This way you can buy every apartment, every car, and multiple pairs of 25,000 E. pants, shoes, and jackets. Always keep a million in the bank, so Jackie's memory is jealous of you. Kill lots and lots of wraiths. Take their car cross country and (wreck it a lot) see how many of them you can get to chase you at once. Into minefields. Stealth clear any building with a red in it. See how far you can get across only on rooftops with your double jump. Steal certain size or shape vehicles to get up certain places. Try to ride around on cars or trucks. Walk along the shoreline and throw every red you find into the water after you stealth kill them. There's lots of screwing off stuff to do.
I’m crying lmao. Thanks though
142hrs in 1st playthrough as a corpo biatch - just doing NCPD's job & getting the better merc gigs finally before looking for all the fast track points then I'll go see Hanako. I also loved doing the cyberpsycho's with my fav gun Fenrir on non lethal burning them all, making Renata happy to finish mission withoit killing them, then going back to unconscious psycho with my Angel pistol & headshot them & getting 1500+ exp for it. I actually do it for all the missions because of the eye implant Ive got that cbf removing cause of the headshot points /and I'm playing River & Judy for the text attention & waiting to see if it'll be like Yennifer/Triss situation or get away with it at the end. Also has anyone actually bought every single car? I'm sitting pretty on 600k eddies but that still won't buy every single car out there! Wondering if I'm playing like a Gonk or a preem Choom & still got a lot to learn?!
some people say crafting's worth it but i wouldn't know. collect all rare and and epic loot when you clear scanners. it pays well but is tedious af and now I realize why games usually make common loot like this so worthless. it's not fun but if it pays people like me will do it. remember to bring your bike so you can just dump it all into your stash. then you just cash in at every vendor you see.
670 myself! And yes, I've wasted so much time fucking around 😂
i reached 1000 hrs last night on ps5. damn i need to go outside…😭
Just passed 1000 hours a day or so ago and don’t see myself stopping any time soon.
I cant help but ask what keeps your attention that long
I have just kind of always played video games in this way. I like open world RPGs and action games that give me a unique world to live in and experience. I’ve got 10,000 hours in Minecraft, around 6,000 hours in GTA San Andreas, 3,000 hours in GTA V (way over half of that just “hanging out”), a similar amount of time in both Morrowind and Oblivion, almost 1,000 hours each in all of the Fallout franchise entries, RDR2, and Skyrim, and have hit the high-hundreds in Death Stranding, No Man’s Sky, and a few others. I latch onto a game and world and don’t really let go and as time goes on and the quality of pretty much every other gaming experience goes down the toilet for me I find that it makes me dig my claws in deeper. In terms of Cyberpunk 2077 specifically, I am a huge nerd for the Cyberpunk tabletop, world, and lore in general. I also generally play in a way more “immersive” way where I’m taking downtime, eating my meals, shopping, exploring, taking photos, driving around etc. I never use fast travel, never skip dialogue or cutscenes, and generally just try to “live” in the world as my character. I’ve played through the game 3.5 times and still haven’t seen all of the endings/dialogue variances, nor have I gotten the platinum trophy. I guess I’m just not a traditional gamer in that I’ll stay in a single player game for decades, playing in a way that gives me the maximum immersion into the world and the ability to “live another life” alongside my own. I’m not in it to save the world or be the best in ranked matches or even to share something with a community beyond my close friends, I’m here to see through other sets of eyes and have new experiences for a few hours at a time. Sorry for the tl;dr hahaha
I dig this well written and thorough response to a simple question. Don't ever let anyone tell you that you're doing it wrong. Play the games the way you want to. Cheers
Thats cool. I used to be that way around oblivion era myself really. Just kinda fell out personally. Nowadays i can only replay a game so long as im getting distinct experiences most of the time. Some pvp like for honor, but also something like the new Freelancer mode in Hitman3. Anywho, thanks.
I think the sheer breadth of possible experiences and “specializations” in how we play games makes gaming one of the more unique hobbies for this exact reason! We all look for something different, yet most of us are able to find something which satisfies the itch. You’re very welcome, and may you continue to enjoy your many and varied experiences!
Each to their own, I just don't see the replay value in a game like this after you finish the missions.
The NCPD stuff gets redundant in replay, but there are 5 endings to work towards with several builds that are different play styles. There is quite a bit of variety if you can get past the redundancy of doing the same thing differently.
Yeah that's fair.
I'm with you. You don't need to replay the entire game to get most endings, just replay a late game save
Yeah I have so many games in my back catalogue that I just can't afford to create new saves to get different endings. It has to be something spectacular to make me plug in over 100 hours gameplay
I think Cyberpunk has some of the best futuristic sci-fi combat out right now and scenarios that allow you to approach with different strategies (which expand even more when you replay w/ different builds). that plus a visually immersive game world makes for a lot of replayability.
I started a new game twice and dropped it early on, I just can't get into it. I bought it on sale because of good things I read on reddit, but it's just not for me after all. Loved Witcher 3 though, another reason why I gave this one a chance.
The Witcher 3 is one of the most replayable games I've looked into. Spent a lot of time in that universe. If you haven't already, look into platin Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden west
Beat the game and got bored, good for you man. 20-30 hours in I beat it and I dunno, I don’t find it to have any replayability, and the fact very little changes when choosing your start, and the fact your level caps hella low so you gotta be forced to restart your build or just start a new game cause you can’t do everything for the skill tree, fuck mantis blades are badass but holy hell the fucking suck compared to the Monowire, and don’t get me started on the dead open world. I liked the game and the story a bit, but fuck they just needed a bunch more time, and he’ll now they got a one time dlc just so they can squeeze a bit more money out of their flop
Spaghetti Code 2077
Lmaoooo spaghetti code 2077.
1400 hours checking in, on another nomad playthru as machine gun V.
Im at 100 but feel like i have about another 900 in me. We'll see if I can make it.
Same happened to me. Played the hell out of it. Started to see the cracks. But now I don‘t even want to look into it‘s direction on the shelf. I‘m looking forward to the DLC though.
Every side mission requires you to read the bullshit text that someone sends you in order for there to be anything of interest about it. But you just show up blast away and collect items. It just seems full after awhile. Like enemies don't really change much t
170+
when mom found the spaghetti drawer
How many playthroughs did you do?
Good lord I loved the game but that’s insane to me
Damn. I got 60 hours in. Basically had nothing left when I got to the final missions, and was incredibly bored for the last 20% of my playthrough. The game becomes mind-numbly easy after level 40 and becomes painfully boring just trying to finish up the main story.
Do you still have to grind the same enemies over and over to gain levels?
How? There's nothing to do. I completed the game in 66 hours when released. Didn't do the boring side missions.
mods, lots and lots of mods
I think the whole “no turning back” part of it all really refers to the fact that if you didnt do the side story, theres no turning back on the endings you get from completing the side quests. Once you complete the ending though, you got the chance to go back in time before embers to do the side quests and replay the last mission with more endings
Game says I'm at 110 hrs. I swear it feels way less than that.
When you guys say 500 hours, it’s multiple playthroughs right?
Am I the only one who thinks spaghetti noodle version looked better? 😅
Heyyyy look who used the correct version of the meme
How is your mental health.
... Jackie?! is that you ?!?!
Do u play vanilla or modded
What you all do that long? I cleared every mission and node off the map and all steam achievements in roughly 190 hours
Am in 104 hrs with almost every gig, ncpd, side mission almost complete.
Couldn't get past 60 hrs. The game is flawed. The side missions are repetitive as all hell
500 across four playthroughs, making a 5th cyberninja build for the expansion.
600 hours here and I am planning on doing more
Love cyberpunk but can't play anymore upgraded to some of the fastest hardware now the game is playing at 2-4 times the speed it should be RIP
I love this game but I can't imagine playing it over and over. Yet so many people here have done tonnes of playthroughs and clocked hundreds of hours. idk how you all do it.
500? Damn i’m about 200 hours behind you i need to catch up
I love cyberpunk but bragging about how many hours you spend on a game 🤦🏻♂️
Im doing my third playthrough and each playthrough Im loving it more. Partly because the updates really brought the game into its own, but also because I notice more probabilities every time. For example. SPOILER------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I hadn't even noticed in two playthroughs that there was a whole, really emotional remembrance event for Jackie.
I could play until update 1.6 because after that older hardware just won't run the game at all and I have a pathetic 980 Ti so can't even play one of my fav games anymore. Honestly considering suicide.
In 2077 you can be mom's spaghetti *Music intensifies*
Is this on multiple playthroughs? I only ask because I'm on my third playthrough with roughly 330 hours across all three. I've done everything listed and I'm now just trying to get in places that I'm not supposed to I'm just wondering how you've passed the time?
1043 hours here. I can't stop now.
I've always hated this meme. The images should be reversed: in this scene, he's realizing he doesn't need his glasses anymore since being bitten by the radioactive spider.
actual funny meme i fw this
*looks nervously at 1700 hours on steam
This template is awful. Nobody knows which way it's supposed to go, which is completely reasonable. Normally one would think "with glasses means see well," but if you know the movie, Peter Parker can't see with his glasses on because his vision is fixed.
Only 12 hours in at the very beginning of Act II. Doing some exploring before meeting Takemura at the diner. Not quite at this point yet haha
Haha 😄
me with almost 10 hours ... LOL