I think one could randomly choose a Betheseda or Ubisoft release, and have a similar level of bugs.
I also played it through Stadia, because Google was having really good deals on Stadia. The first month was free (through a Google Music promotion), and buying Cyberpunk for $50 got you a Chromecast Ultra. I have actually been pleasantly surprised by how good the Stadia experience is.
Re:CD Projekt Red is under investigation
by kissickas on Monday January 11, 2021 @03:26PM
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You're playing on literally the most playable platform there is (the game is even less buggy on Stadia than on latest-gen consoles).
Re:CD Projekt Red is under investigation
by outworlder on Monday January 11, 2021 @03:49PM
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That's very curious given that on Stadia it's a Linux port.
I don't think it's all that surprising:
- The PC version is by far the most playable
- CDPR games haved worked well on Linux through proton in the past
- Stadia targets are very narrow set of hardware and I would assume Google added a couple of patches to make sure it plays well.
You probably still get the logic bugs that you see in all platforms but from everything I have seen it seems like once the games passes a "performance threshold" the graphics hold up pretty well.
Have you seen the game played on a base PS4? [0] is a timestamp to skip the beginning of a digital foundry video. It's really not in a good place.
So why there are so many PS4 players that play and enjoy it?
Look in the comments here.
I think people just got way too excited about from having nothing to do during this pandemic and then ended up really disappointed. I empathize with that but I don’t know, it’s a $60 game. That’s like four movies. I’ve enjoyed it more than the last four movies I’ve watched for sure.