Улучшенная версия Cyberpunk 2077 с предстоящим крупным патчем 2.0 может вызвать проблемы на ПК с плохой или не обслуженной системой охлаждения. Об этом предупредил ведущий программист-постановщик CD Projekt RED Филип Пирсцинский.
Following some players making some pretty silly comparisons between Cyberpunk 2077 and Starfield, one of the former's lead devs has offered his take on the matter.
Earlier this week, gamers decided to be gamers about Bethesda's latest release by making some just plain pointless comparisons between Starfield and Cyberpunk. The points made really weren't anything even making a point of, but people love to just log on and post, I guess. But Cyberpunk loremaster Patrick K. Mills shared what he thought of the so-called criticisms on his personal Twitter account (thanks, GamesRadar). Spoiler: he also thought they were silly.
"How times have changed," Mills wrote, quote tweeting one of the videos comparing the two games. "[To be clear] this fake criticism is actively harmful to the way the audience interacts with the medium and I hate it, but it's very funny to see after how many hundreds of these were made to ridicule CP2077."
Команда PlayStation Game Size сообщила в Твиттере, что CD Projekt RED просит освободить на SSD консоли 33 ГБ для установки Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty для PlayStation 5. Сколько места займёт дополнение после распаковки файлов, не сообщается.
Разработчики Cyberpunk 2077 поделились у себя в Твиттере роликом с нарезкой экшен-фрагментов из игры с патчем 2.0.
For some reason, people have decided to compare Starfield to Cyberpunk 2077 of all games, and even think the latter is the better of the two.
Look, I don't need to remind you of the state that Cyberpunk came out in, do I? It wasn't good, and even if there are some good things about it now, it took a long time to get there. Of course, that won't stop people comparing it with Starfield, because they're both RPGs, or something. You can see in the video below the comparisons that are being made between the two, which honestly mostly just involves water effects.
And yeah, alright, sure, Cyberpunk's look ever so slightly better. Falling into water from a great height has a better animation in Cyberpunk than it does in Starfield, and the water ripples just that bit more in Cyberpunk too. The other comparison made between the two games is having your gun out in public. In Cyberpunk, if you point your gun at someone, people start to panic and run away, same as if you start shooting, but that isn't the case in Starfield.