I did beat it on 1.0, and inspite of all the shit it threw at me, I loved it to bits, and I'm very happy about how far it has come. Here's to the future.
I beat it on 1.0 too, but I f*cked up by punching fingers, so I couldn't get his sandevistan. So I restarted it and did the main story till the chippin in quest became available and as soon as I started the quest it crashed and wouldn't start until I updated it
I played from day one on the ps4 Pro had no problems at all except one guy T posed during a car ride i got really lucky and then a week after i finished the story my ps Pro burnt out 😂 I watch the Ghost in the shell movie the other day so im playing the game again an loving it more now on ps5 with updates
same! been here from the start, and i actually did one playthrough per major update, each with a different build/dialogue route :) i love this game to death
The negative damage numbers are caused by your gun reaching a damage number higher than what can be stored in the variable type they use to hold the damage dealt number, so when it overflows, it jumps to the highest negative number.
This vid really takes me down memory lane. Personally I didn't experience many glitches (maybe because I didn't try to test the limit) but it definitely felt different from where it is today.
@@blackshard641 I had the same experience, but I think it mostly is because console had disastrous bugs and that caused the most problems. Since the console version was almost unplayable for quite some time due to the port being so bad, there were people who bought the game on day one and had to wait months to even make a reasonable attempt at a full playthrough. The PC version on the other hand had a lot of bugs, but other than the most recent game-save being deleted occasionally - something mitigated by making several saves - the game was reasonably completable. Some quests bugged out, and some fights/vehicles/enemies bugged out for sure; but most of these things were funny rather than game-breaking and many could be fixed by reloading; which was not the case for many of the console bugs.
Same the least buggy playthrough I had was day 1, sure there was alot of technical issues but facial animations, lighting and overall vibe was way more consistent than current patch
@@blackshard641 I had a similar experience at launch on my pc with the worst of it being the city turning into a ball of light whenever I opened my map in the badlands. If I hadn't seen the videos of just how bad it was on some systems and especially last Gen consoles I don't think I would've believed the stories.
This is exactly how I remember the game. I put 40+ hours in the game on release and outside of a handful of funny glitches I only crashed once. Overpowered weapons and dupe glitching vs Super Tanky Bosses
Yeah, I beat it day 1 like this as well. I think the collective eyes of the Internet (being able to see _every_ glitch at the push of a button on youtube) really overstated and overexaggerated how many bugs the average player was likely to experience actually playing the game.
@Aaron-qe9ms Nah dude, y'all simply got lucky 😂😂 Crashing was extremely common. Jackie would fall through the elevator in the tower, Judy would be bald, Evelyn's eyes just straight wouldn't load in, saves would get corrupted, weapons were entirely unbalanced. The game was/is doodoo 😂😂
06:05 Jackie floating is actually the second bug you encounter during this run because on earlier patches you can't interact with the datapad in Saburo's AV.
You can Interact with it. After you jump of with jackie if you have double jump you can jump back and go back to tbe roof and the saburo's AV will disapear and the datapad will float and then you can interact with it
The insane negative damage is from integer overflow, when the damage number is higher than the memory slot allocated for it, and it just starts counting again from the lowest number it can. And because apparently the developers used a signed integer (one that can store negative numbers, as opposed to an unsigned one which cannot) it starts from -2^31, or -2,147,483,648
It's much more stable and as I'm a PS4 player, 1.6 is what I'm familiar with the most, I like most of the new features, the new guns, compensators, apartments, etc. The OG sounds for firing and reloading seem better from watching this video though, that's really my only complaint.
Good video as always man! I remember beating it on 1.05 on PC just when it came out and I was actually surprised at all the people shitting so hard on the game for being unplayable mess, while the worse I got was 1 single crash to desktop and few times my car would just spawn into the wall or other cars. Anyway I fell in love in the game and beat it in over 100 hours. Can't wait for the DLC and maybe saving my V somehow? We will see
I think the worst bug I had was an invincible enemy which fixed itself on reload Don't think I ever crashed but my performance was pretty bad for a high end rig after some time.
I passed it on Series X at launch and had 2 crashes in almost 100 hours of gameplay. Most of the issues were just due to last gen hardware not being powerful enough. I seriously got sick of all the negativity and just avoided all Cyberpunk videos for about a year (while I continued to play and enjoy it on Series X, PC, and PS5).
18:55 I think this glitch is still in the game. You start the whole Alt & Johnny flashback sequence with V's hud colors and don't have as much health as Johnny SHOULD have. This persists until you die.
Oh I remember that window glass bug. It was something about the collision detection paired with the fragmentation physics that would toss you back like 10m. It was nuts and reaaaallly easy to reproduce as a bug!
One massive source of bugs was related to HDDs as they didn't have enough IOPs to stream assets in on time. So if you're playing on an SSD, you likely won't see any t-posing. I played though two complete playthroughs with that damn music looping throughout all of the johnny flashback. Drove me insane. First time, I thought it was intentional!
I played 2077 on launch on my PS4. Idk if I was lucky or what but the game barely crashed for me and I personally don’t mind glitches too much cause a quick reload solves most things. I loved it back then and I still love it now
I thought I remembered getting Johnny's arm that would appear as like a weird hologram type thing over our real arm when we held weapons and stuff! Glad I wasn't misremembering and crazy. lol Sad there weren't more crazy glitches but as someone who played Cyberpunk on PS4 at launch, I can say this ran muuuuuch better for you on PC (likely because of your hardware upgrades) than it did for me. Though, honestly aside from crashing every hour or so if I played too long and a few weird bugs like falling through the floor in the second Johnny flashback and not being able to get back inside the building, it didn't play *as* bad as some people experienced. Still had texture loading issues and other cosmetic bugs. But I've sunk hundreds of hours across multiple playthroughs since the game's been out, and have still enjoyed the game in new ways each time. Planning on getting a PS5 for when Phantom Liberty drops. Feel its probably cheaper than trying to upgrade components to play it on PC. Anyways, thanks for another great video my dude! Keep it up!
I still remember my first glitch in 1.2 where you leave V’s apartment with the virus from Sandre Dorset and eat with Jackie. When Jackie got up, he said “take the car for a spin,” and decided it would be necessary to FAZE THROUGH THE GODAMN CAR, and an other time he fell through the elevator in the heist.
I remember that hovering inside Panam in the caves glitch. Immensely annoying and it didn't help I died like 20 times down there because I was WAY under leveled.
There used to be a bug with River's gun, "Crash" where you could stack it's effect of increasing fire rate and damage. If you went to a decent enemy farm, where you run in a circuit, respawning enemies, you could break "Crash" so it got stuck doing such a high rate of fire that technically all it's bullets when auto fired would hit at once. That's the integer overflow damage of around -2BN (as far as I tested was the highest possible calculable damage). At the time it was pretty consistent and could be repeated.
Played on base ps4 day one and the glitches gave me the funniest, most unique experience I've ever had with a game. Smart weapons was the only way I could get thru 10 fps fights, and boy, do i miss k-hopping.
This really takes me back to lockdown - the one-ear guitar riff, repeatedly spawning inside Panam during the cave mission, the crazy tanky bosses. The game is "better" now but the OG was still great and even if it was a bit janky the backlash to it was insanely over the top.
@@sillylittlesheepjax6009I played on the original, day one xbox one and had a blast. It was broken as all hell and I still didn’t regret buying the game.
The backlash was more a reaction to buggy games in general, and expecting CDPR of all companies to be "above all that." Also, the console versions were nigh unplayable at launch. Not that I care for console playing, but releasing an unusable product like that is just disgraceful and abhorrently anti-consumer. While CDPR came through and game is great now, launching broken games can't be the norm.
As a person that played on pc i completely agree but it was pretty awful that they tried to release it on last gen consoles when they knew it ran like shit
I played it day one too, and I had a wonderful experience (on PC). The huge backlash mainly come from older gen console, and it was well deserved for those. (But I also had the window pushing you away in Panam's mission ^^)
I beat Cyberpunk a couple of weeks after release and it was very reasonable for me. Few crashes, solid framerate at high settings, even though it was only 1080p, I was on a 1st gen Ryzen cpu and an R9 390, and overall it was just a very fun time. I was pretty disappointed by the reviews which all focused on how bad the game was for it's bugs but I know a couple of people who got it on console and literally couldn't play it; so I understand it. Genuinely, I know there were issues with the game back then, but for those of us lucky enough to have the game work relatively close to as it was intended, it was definitely a contender for game of the year.
you got me into this game and after getting this game i loved it. making things better i have the same fan glitch when it spins around the town. love the cyberpunk content
I was so excited to see this video drop today, I'm so happy to see some of my favorite early patch bugs come back (especially the guitar in the Johnny section, and yes, it does last for the whole mission). I've been playing since basically day one and I do have some info if you ever wanted to try to oneshot smasher again - you could look into a stealth quickhacks build. The breach protocol tree has some perks that lower enemy resistances, combined with crit stacking, and stealth damage (and the fact that quickhacks used to be even more busted then they are in current patch) and you might be able to pull some even bigger numbers. I remember the electrocution hack basically obliterating any mechanical enemy so hard that it took me dozens of hours to notice it had dot damage. You could also potentially try a monowire crit, i remember it being pretty unbalanced on certain patches. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see what fun challenges you come up with next!
Played it on release day and had an absolute blast with this game, it actually ran well and bugs/glitches weren't as common as some UA-cam compilations made you believe. And I can only really remember one crash. It certainly wasn't perfect, especially the open world bit, but when you focused on the story, side missions it was a ton of fun and the gameplay and overall setting of the game, plus the stunning visuals helped it a ton. Glad I had it on PC and not old-gen
The worst problems I had was performance issues at release. Some very minor glitches, but I did a 100% on patch 1.0.. i5 9600k and a 2080 + Ultra wide wasnt great, but got arround 50fps stable
Yeah when I first played Cyberpunk the glitches were nowhere near as bad as people made them out to be. Sure, there were a few visual glitches but only once or twice during my first playthrough glitches were so bad that I had to reload a save. Cyberpunk, on PC at least, was not in a worse state than other AAA games on launch and the media drastically oversold how bad it was.
29:45 From what I understand as a programmer, the thing with the negative damage numbers is that the damage exceeds the integer 32bit limit which is around 2.1 billion and because it cannot calculate up, the game just makes the number one above the limit -1 and counts -2, -3 and so on, until it gets to the limit in the negative number which is the same as the limit in the positive numbers, but plus one and is (logically) negative and than it should stuck at 0, which still works as 0 meaning no damage. The negative damage numbers work probably because noone expected players to break the integer 32bit limit. I think that is how it works because some games do the same things with numbers. Also I think that on some newer patch the max damage was capped on the limit or slightly bellow it, which is the easiest fix (capping negative damage would make the player unable to do damage, and changing the data type so it can handle bigger numbers would require massive rework in the code).
Not exactly what is happening. The damaged is stored as a signed integer, which means we can only have 2^31-1 positive numbers. When 1 is added to the positive integer limit, it will immediately roll to -2^31, and is now a negative number. A fix could be to store the number as an unsigned integer.
I think certain story missions have different difficulty/level/stat scaling than open world because they're more controlled. They adjust them to be challenging no matter what level or gear you're using.
Haven't played CP on the later patches (waiting a bit longer), but as a PC player I didn't see anything "broken" much beyond the stuff you kind of expect for a release of a game this size. The PC release did have some quest related issues, but was more or less fine early on.
Playing 1.0, but actually playing 1.05, but actually its not even that because bro has post 1.5 dlc........ just start this game in a ps4/5 without internet and you will see the actual game at 1.0
“Today we’re playing on the day 1 version of the game to see how broken it is. Hopefully we can get a bunch of crashes😁” “Also btw we’re playing with the early patch, which is version 1.05, so it doesn’t crash as much🤨”
I played it on release, and despite the game breaking bugs and having the constant need to manually save your progress every 10-15 minutes or before and after a mission to not lose progression I still loved it. Amazing story, loved the world building, I loved the characters, I loved that my choices matter, loved the unique endings, combat was unique and refreshing to me, and even the side missions were very fun. Only CJ Projekt Red could pull off a game that has a choices matter feel to it while combining amazing combat gameplay like The Witcher 3.
im playing thru this game again after prolly 1000hrs over the last couple years. Tryna reminisce on launch but i remember on pc it being pretty ok. im still here despite it. game is goated
Cyberpunk 2077 was one the first "PC centric" games I played on my then new PS5, as my gaming PC was getting too old. It was so crazy to have the game crash, many times, even after updates. That was something I just couldnt believe happened that often when playing on a console. I guess i was partially responsible though, as I love causing potentially untested chaos in games like this lol
i did beat it on 1.0 was so hyped that i didnt even care, i did to more runs now after leaving it for like 2 years and its incredible how far its come as a game
When you said "this mission with panam has a lot of funny visual glitches" I was just counting the SECONDS til you were inside panam. I remember vividly how much I laughed my ass off when I spawned inside panam and had to stare at her eyeballs back in 2020
Lizzie is the best gun to do the shooting competition with as well. 4 shots per round, you get max score well before he ever says 12 seconds left. Sure the reward is just a legendary lexington, but winners win.
been subbed for a while and i jus wanna say that the quality of your videos is really consistant and good, ill be looking forward to seeing your channel grow over time keep up the good work!
Yeah that backwards launch thing happened to me once while I was trying to climb on a vending machine, worse though it flung me into the middle of the ocean and it took ages to get back.
I’d love to see a side by side video of 1.0 vs. 2.0, just to see massive improvement the devs have provided. Anyhow, I love this video. Takes me back to December 2020.
I beat it on 1.0 aswell, there was this one item you would get from a sidejob, which was that you could sell it for 2300 but buy it back for 1000 or something, using that i cashed in A LOT of money, at any item selling point. Ah man i miss that exploit but i know, i know it had to be fixed. The worst bugs i had were my cars were constantly in the floor, so i remember running a lot...
I beat the main story within a week of official release. I really enjoyed it, but not enough to do much else. Right before edgerunners came out ( i didnt even know about it) I decided to pick it back up, so it was a great surprise to find out about that update. I put about 100 hours into doing everything I possibly could and had a blast. To me, Cyberpunk was 100% when edgerunners came out. Now with 2.0 and phantom liberty, ive played about another 40 hours, and feel like the game exceeds what it needed to be good. There is never an excuse to release a game as unfinished as Cyberpunk was, but I will never hate on devs that acknowledge their screw ups and stick with a project to get it to it's fullest potential.
Ngl I played at release and got crazy lucky. I never really ran into any issues I love it then and love it now, so glad they’ve continued to work on it and bring it to what it should’ve been all along
Fun Fact: even in the current build you dont need the kerenzikov to hop around, you can just time a quick crouch with jumping and moving in any direction you can fling yourself and even bhop around with increasing momentum, been doing it since i started playing
2:01 - Oh yeah, I remember that. I got the installer for my preload version in a folder to revisit someday. [GOG installer ending in (43299) with the patch being (43399)]
I remember that window glitch that would send me flying like it did for you in the raffen ambush. Also, there's a weird sliding glitch on curbs along roads that can slide you pretty far if you stick with it right.
I played this game on day one, and it was a positive experience for me. I had a laptop with a 3050, and that was probably the reason I did not encounter many glitches.
I had the exact opposite problem with the guitar in the flashback section. It would play during the loading screen but cut out before the actual cutscene, so the cutscene would play dead silent.
finished the game back on patch 1.0 on PC and had absolutely no game breaking bugs or crashes except for 2 things: 1. jackie t-posed during the entire cutscene that plays after the intro and before the mission with sandra dorset. the cutscene was also all kinds of fucked up, with people inside the ground, other people t-posing too and jackie vibrating aggresively whenever he showed up. which set my expectations for a buggy mess from the start lmao 2. the game crashed while i was doing the delamain mission with the car in the desert twice in a row, although i had left the game running overnight without pausing it right before it crashed besides that, absolutely no other bugs or crashes on patch 1.0, everything worked perfectly. and it was genuine patch 1.0, didn't feel the need to update it since I wasn't seeing any issues, i actually specifically made sure not to update since i saw everyone complaining the game was buggy and assumed it might be due to the hotfixes somehow. funny enough, got more bugs on patch 2.0 + phantom liberty. specifically the fact that V was VERY attached to the basic unity pistol you get during cutscenes to the point where it showed up in every single cutscene inlcuding the ones where it's not supposed to be there kinda glued to the index finger and just waving around. it pretty much became part of the character model during the whole game, only place it didn't show up was when playing in the first-person viewmodel. even funnier was that when you were supposed to have a unity pistol in hand in a cutscene, the other one was still there, so V had 2 unity pistols in the same hand.
My first playthrough had almost no glitches, at all. My second playthrough was absolutely cursed where quests wouldn't finish, guns vanished, holes in the map floor appeared etc etc
I finished entire game before any patch. One t-pose. One-time bug in some mission and one car that exploded out from nowhere. 25-45FPS with raytracing on RTX 2060. It was a good and really emotional adventure.
I did beat it on 1.0, and inspite of all the shit it threw at me, I loved it to bits, and I'm very happy about how far it has come. Here's to the future.
I beat it on 1.0 too, but I f*cked up by punching fingers, so I couldn't get his sandevistan. So I restarted it and did the main story till the chippin in quest became available and as soon as I started the quest it crashed and wouldn't start until I updated it
Same guys, 1.0 on a ps4 slim, many bugs but love the story
I played from day one on the ps4 Pro had no problems at all except one guy T posed during a car ride i got really lucky and then a week after i finished the story my ps Pro burnt out 😂
I watch the Ghost in the shell movie the other day so im playing the game again an loving it more now on ps5 with updates
It’s still a mediocre game in general though
same! been here from the start, and i actually did one playthrough per major update, each with a different build/dialogue route :) i love this game to death
The negative damage numbers are caused by your gun reaching a damage number higher than what can be stored in the variable type they use to hold the damage dealt number, so when it overflows, it jumps to the highest negative number.
I had that happen to me in Skyrim once lol
It's like the original nuclear Gandhi
what year is it, 2000?
Healing gun! It's a feature not a bug.
@@kiradev0when it comes to variable sizes, it might as well be.
This vid really takes me down memory lane.
Personally I didn't experience many glitches (maybe because I didn't try to test the limit) but it definitely felt different from where it is today.
Same. I only had a handful of vehicle spawn glitches. It was bizarre to me when everyone was ragging on it for being buggy. I was like, what?
Only thing i had was trying to climb a fence and getting launched at mach 2 across the map xD otherwise it was fine for me almost 300 hours of game!
@@blackshard641 I had the same experience, but I think it mostly is because console had disastrous bugs and that caused the most problems. Since the console version was almost unplayable for quite some time due to the port being so bad, there were people who bought the game on day one and had to wait months to even make a reasonable attempt at a full playthrough.
The PC version on the other hand had a lot of bugs, but other than the most recent game-save being deleted occasionally - something mitigated by making several saves - the game was reasonably completable. Some quests bugged out, and some fights/vehicles/enemies bugged out for sure; but most of these things were funny rather than game-breaking and many could be fixed by reloading; which was not the case for many of the console bugs.
Same the least buggy playthrough I had was day 1, sure there was alot of technical issues but facial animations, lighting and overall vibe was way more consistent than current patch
@@blackshard641 I had a similar experience at launch on my pc with the worst of it being the city turning into a ball of light whenever I opened my map in the badlands.
If I hadn't seen the videos of just how bad it was on some systems and especially last Gen consoles I don't think I would've believed the stories.
This is exactly how I remember the game. I put 40+ hours in the game on release and outside of a handful of funny glitches I only crashed once. Overpowered weapons and dupe glitching vs Super Tanky Bosses
It was fun to go back to!
Yeah, I beat it day 1 like this as well. I think the collective eyes of the Internet (being able to see _every_ glitch at the push of a button on youtube) really overstated and overexaggerated how many bugs the average player was likely to experience actually playing the game.
@Aaron-qe9ms Nah dude, y'all simply got lucky 😂😂
Crashing was extremely common. Jackie would fall through the elevator in the tower, Judy would be bald, Evelyn's eyes just straight wouldn't load in, saves would get corrupted, weapons were entirely unbalanced.
The game was/is doodoo 😂😂
@@Vase94nah. You simply got unlucky. The game was and still is awesome
06:05 Jackie floating is actually the second bug you encounter during this run because on earlier patches you can't interact with the datapad in Saburo's AV.
You can Interact with it. After you jump of with jackie if you have double jump you can jump back and go back to tbe roof and the saburo's AV will disapear and the datapad will float and then you can interact with it
B-but, @@takacszsolti4552 t-thats using another glitch to interact with an already glitched item...
"seeing my character in space like this really makes me hype for Starfield" oh no
thats what I was thinking lol
So true haha 😂
The insane negative damage is from integer overflow, when the damage number is higher than the memory slot allocated for it, and it just starts counting again from the lowest number it can. And because apparently the developers used a signed integer (one that can store negative numbers, as opposed to an unsigned one which cannot) it starts from -2^31, or -2,147,483,648
And I doubt using unsigned integers would help. There is nothing that survives >2 billion damage, so having >4 billion wouldn't make a difference.
"im inside of Panam" gains new meaning
Man I remember playing this game for the first time December 2020.
Still enjoying it today!
Same! 🤘🏻
This is exactly how I remember the game. I need to try the game again when I can find the time with all the newer updates.
I really like where it’s at, but I’m definitely looking forward to Phantom Liberty!
It's much more stable and as I'm a PS4 player, 1.6 is what I'm familiar with the most, I like most of the new features, the new guns, compensators, apartments, etc. The OG sounds for firing and reloading seem better from watching this video though, that's really my only complaint.
Hardest challenge yet lol.
lol.
Not even close to the hardest tbh
@@officialvaultboy8242bro is being sarcastic
@@titanrishi1958 Bro knows that alrdy
@@officialvaultboy8242 bro bro is being sarcastic too🤔
Good video as always man!
I remember beating it on 1.05 on PC just when it came out and I was actually surprised at all the people shitting so hard on the game for being unplayable mess, while the worse I got was 1 single crash to desktop and few times my car would just spawn into the wall or other cars.
Anyway I fell in love in the game and beat it in over 100 hours.
Can't wait for the DLC and maybe saving my V somehow? We will see
Yeah same, I had almost no issues my first play though!
I think the worst bug I had was an invincible enemy which fixed itself on reload
Don't think I ever crashed but my performance was pretty bad for a high end rig after some time.
@@ICCUWANSIUT I remember someone having DUM-DUM following player even after that first Malestorm mission ;D Cool companion bug
Meanwhile the same things happen or even much worse in other games and people still defend them. And all is forgiven once crashes are fixed.
I passed it on Series X at launch and had 2 crashes in almost 100 hours of gameplay. Most of the issues were just due to last gen hardware not being powerful enough. I seriously got sick of all the negativity and just avoided all Cyberpunk videos for about a year (while I continued to play and enjoy it on Series X, PC, and PS5).
18:55 I think this glitch is still in the game. You start the whole Alt & Johnny flashback sequence with V's hud colors and don't have as much health as Johnny SHOULD have. This persists until you die.
Yup it’s still around. Happens every run!
"I'm inside Panam!" Says the majority of every male V 🤣😂
Ayyy yo 😅
You beat me to it
V: I'm inside Panam
Silverhand: Cum (insert Cyberpunk theme)
Confirmed
Oh I remember that window glass bug. It was something about the collision detection paired with the fragmentation physics that would toss you back like 10m. It was nuts and reaaaallly easy to reproduce as a bug!
"We finally experienced our first crash.... Just.... Car crash...." 🤣
One massive source of bugs was related to HDDs as they didn't have enough IOPs to stream assets in on time. So if you're playing on an SSD, you likely won't see any t-posing.
I played though two complete playthroughs with that damn music looping throughout all of the johnny flashback. Drove me insane. First time, I thought it was intentional!
I played 2077 on launch on my PS4. Idk if I was lucky or what but the game barely crashed for me and I personally don’t mind glitches too much cause a quick reload solves most things. I loved it back then and I still love it now
Damn played it on the ps4 pro at the time think I had a crash like every hour or two
same wtf i only had crashes every few hours but my gameplay was halted with the panam bug.
@@BorderFreakconsole lol
I thought I remembered getting Johnny's arm that would appear as like a weird hologram type thing over our real arm when we held weapons and stuff! Glad I wasn't misremembering and crazy. lol Sad there weren't more crazy glitches but as someone who played Cyberpunk on PS4 at launch, I can say this ran muuuuuch better for you on PC (likely because of your hardware upgrades) than it did for me. Though, honestly aside from crashing every hour or so if I played too long and a few weird bugs like falling through the floor in the second Johnny flashback and not being able to get back inside the building, it didn't play *as* bad as some people experienced. Still had texture loading issues and other cosmetic bugs. But I've sunk hundreds of hours across multiple playthroughs since the game's been out, and have still enjoyed the game in new ways each time.
Planning on getting a PS5 for when Phantom Liberty drops. Feel its probably cheaper than trying to upgrade components to play it on PC. Anyways, thanks for another great video my dude! Keep it up!
Yeah I agree, I think playing on pc helped a lot!
I didn't even know that was a bug! I thought it was an Easter egg
For me it was unplayable (I was on ps5)
I still remember my first glitch in 1.2 where you leave V’s apartment with the virus from Sandre Dorset and eat with Jackie. When Jackie got up, he said “take the car for a spin,” and decided it would be necessary to FAZE THROUGH THE GODAMN CAR, and an other time he fell through the elevator in the heist.
it happened to me on 1.5
I remember watching Jackie T-Pose his way to the Delamain during the heist the first time I played it.
My first glitch was getting stuck on a box and losing all my progress.
'Im inside Panam' (13:06)
Thats what Ive been wishing for during the entire game
😳
She's based on a real actress, Tristan Mays. Tristan doesn't do the voice acting that's a different lady but she's the model for the character design.
That isn't the only point in the game in which that can happen
I remember "I’m inside Panam" part when I played 1.05😂
I remember that hovering inside Panam in the caves glitch. Immensely annoying and it didn't help I died like 20 times down there because I was WAY under leveled.
There used to be a bug with River's gun, "Crash" where you could stack it's effect of increasing fire rate and damage. If you went to a decent enemy farm, where you run in a circuit, respawning enemies, you could break "Crash" so it got stuck doing such a high rate of fire that technically all it's bullets when auto fired would hit at once.
That's the integer overflow damage of around -2BN (as far as I tested was the highest possible calculable damage). At the time it was pretty consistent and could be repeated.
Played on base ps4 day one and the glitches gave me the funniest, most unique experience I've ever had with a game. Smart weapons was the only way I could get thru 10 fps fights, and boy, do i miss k-hopping.
This really takes me back to lockdown - the one-ear guitar riff, repeatedly spawning inside Panam during the cave mission, the crazy tanky bosses. The game is "better" now but the OG was still great and even if it was a bit janky the backlash to it was insanely over the top.
did u play on old gen
@@sillylittlesheepjax6009I played on the original, day one xbox one and had a blast. It was broken as all hell and I still didn’t regret buying the game.
The backlash was more a reaction to buggy games in general, and expecting CDPR of all companies to be "above all that."
Also, the console versions were nigh unplayable at launch. Not that I care for console playing, but releasing an unusable product like that is just disgraceful and abhorrently anti-consumer.
While CDPR came through and game is great now, launching broken games can't be the norm.
As a person that played on pc i completely agree but it was pretty awful that they tried to release it on last gen consoles when they knew it ran like shit
Glad this comes out before phantom liberty. To remind people what devs they are supporting :D
I played it day one too, and I had a wonderful experience (on PC). The huge backlash mainly come from older gen console, and it was well deserved for those. (But I also had the window pushing you away in Panam's mission ^^)
I beat Cyberpunk a couple of weeks after release and it was very reasonable for me. Few crashes, solid framerate at high settings, even though it was only 1080p, I was on a 1st gen Ryzen cpu and an R9 390, and overall it was just a very fun time. I was pretty disappointed by the reviews which all focused on how bad the game was for it's bugs but I know a couple of people who got it on console and literally couldn't play it; so I understand it. Genuinely, I know there were issues with the game back then, but for those of us lucky enough to have the game work relatively close to as it was intended, it was definitely a contender for game of the year.
Goated game and DLC will be goated too hopefully
Yeah, sometimes reviews focus too much on the technical aspect, and sometimes too little.
In this case it was the former.
Sorry to see that you were not able to one shot the boss at the end. Still I love that you included it. Well done.
Title: can you beat cyberpunk on 1.0?
Video: ok guys ima be playing on 1.05...
you got me into this game and after getting this game i loved it. making things better i have the same fan glitch when it spins around the town. love the cyberpunk content
Yo let’s go! Fan bros haha!
I played it on 1.6 in september last year and there were so many bugs and glitches. Funny how every experience differs :D
As soon as you started the Panam storyline, I knew you were going to get launched by the window lol. Happened to me and many others on day 1.
I was so excited to see this video drop today, I'm so happy to see some of my favorite early patch bugs come back (especially the guitar in the Johnny section, and yes, it does last for the whole mission). I've been playing since basically day one and I do have some info if you ever wanted to try to oneshot smasher again - you could look into a stealth quickhacks build. The breach protocol tree has some perks that lower enemy resistances, combined with crit stacking, and stealth damage (and the fact that quickhacks used to be even more busted then they are in current patch) and you might be able to pull some even bigger numbers. I remember the electrocution hack basically obliterating any mechanical enemy so hard that it took me dozens of hours to notice it had dot damage. You could also potentially try a monowire crit, i remember it being pretty unbalanced on certain patches. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see what fun challenges you come up with next!
That’s awesome! Wish I could have gotten more glitches this run, honestly!
Played it on release day and had an absolute blast with this game, it actually ran well and bugs/glitches weren't as common as some UA-cam compilations made you believe. And I can only really remember one crash.
It certainly wasn't perfect, especially the open world bit, but when you focused on the story, side missions it was a ton of fun and the gameplay and overall setting of the game, plus the stunning visuals helped it a ton.
Glad I had it on PC and not old-gen
The worst problems I had was performance issues at release. Some very minor glitches, but I did a 100% on patch 1.0..
i5 9600k and a 2080 + Ultra wide wasnt great, but got arround 50fps stable
I had the panam eyeball glitch also back in the day 😂
Yeah when I first played Cyberpunk the glitches were nowhere near as bad as people made them out to be. Sure, there were a few visual glitches but only once or twice during my first playthrough glitches were so bad that I had to reload a save.
Cyberpunk, on PC at least, was not in a worse state than other AAA games on launch and the media drastically oversold how bad it was.
Imagine going from Phantom Liberty to Cyberpunk 2077 1.0. It's gonna be chaos
Been watching since 3.5k subs, can’t wait to see you inevitability blow the hell up on here :)
Thanks man! It’s been a fun journey so far!
"I'm inside of Panam!"
*Everyone liked that*
😂
29:45 From what I understand as a programmer, the thing with the negative damage numbers is that the damage exceeds the integer 32bit limit which is around 2.1 billion and because it cannot calculate up, the game just makes the number one above the limit -1 and counts -2, -3 and so on, until it gets to the limit in the negative number which is the same as the limit in the positive numbers, but plus one and is (logically) negative and than it should stuck at 0, which still works as 0 meaning no damage. The negative damage numbers work probably because noone expected players to break the integer 32bit limit. I think that is how it works because some games do the same things with numbers. Also I think that on some newer patch the max damage was capped on the limit or slightly bellow it, which is the easiest fix (capping negative damage would make the player unable to do damage, and changing the data type so it can handle bigger numbers would require massive rework in the code).
Interesting 🤔
Not exactly what is happening. The damaged is stored as a signed integer, which means we can only have 2^31-1 positive numbers. When 1 is added to the positive integer limit, it will immediately roll to -2^31, and is now a negative number. A fix could be to store the number as an unsigned integer.
I think certain story missions have different difficulty/level/stat scaling than open world because they're more controlled. They adjust them to be challenging no matter what level or gear you're using.
28:15 you forgot about the predator mod which lets you do more damge to highlevel threats and skull icon enemies.
The exact moment you said "we experience our first crash" at 7:40, my UA-cam decided to freeze, so our first crash indeed 🤣
Lol, the exact same thing happened to me😂 talking about comedic timing😂
Haven't played CP on the later patches (waiting a bit longer), but as a PC player I didn't see anything "broken" much beyond the stuff you kind of expect for a release of a game this size. The PC release did have some quest related issues, but was more or less fine early on.
Yeah my experience was fairly chill!
“I am inside of Panam” 👀
Playing 1.0, but actually playing 1.05, but actually its not even that because bro has post 1.5 dlc........ just start this game in a ps4/5 without internet and you will see the actual game at 1.0
"I am inside of Panam" Oh you'll be inside of her, all right ;)
“Today we’re playing on the day 1 version of the game to see how broken it is. Hopefully we can get a bunch of crashes😁”
“Also btw we’re playing with the early patch, which is version 1.05, so it doesn’t crash as much🤨”
Patch 1.0 is what it feels like when you explore beyond the Blackwall
I played it on release, and despite the game breaking bugs and having the constant need to manually save your progress every 10-15 minutes or before and after a mission to not lose progression I still loved it. Amazing story, loved the world building, I loved the characters, I loved that my choices matter, loved the unique endings, combat was unique and refreshing to me, and even the side missions were very fun. Only CJ Projekt Red could pull off a game that has a choices matter feel to it while combining amazing combat gameplay like The Witcher 3.
im playing thru this game again after prolly 1000hrs over the last couple years. Tryna reminisce on launch but i remember on pc it being pretty ok. im still here despite it. game is goated
Cyberpunk 2077 was one the first "PC centric" games I played on my then new PS5, as my gaming PC was getting too old. It was so crazy to have the game crash, many times, even after updates. That was something I just couldnt believe happened that often when playing on a console. I guess i was partially responsible though, as I love causing potentially untested chaos in games like this lol
18:34 I got the same glitched music too! You unlocked a very peculiar memory of my first playthrough
If I remember right, deadeye was one of the couple mods that just straight didn't work, don't remember if it was 1.2 or 1.4 that it was fixed.
Aahh the good old window launch at 12:19
Good times, good times. I had the same reaction as you
i’ve been playing this game a lot lately and just upgraded my pc from the ground up yesterday, really excited to play cyberpunk and phantom liberty
i did beat it on 1.0 was so hyped that i didnt even care, i did to more runs now after leaving it for like 2 years and its incredible how far its come as a game
Would love to see you take on the Enemies of Night City mod, buffs bosses and gangs with their new skill sets and perks as a challenge run!
"I'm inside of Panam"🤔😳
When you said "this mission with panam has a lot of funny visual glitches" I was just counting the SECONDS til you were inside panam. I remember vividly how much I laughed my ass off when I spawned inside panam and had to stare at her eyeballs back in 2020
Lizzie is the best gun to do the shooting competition with as well. 4 shots per round, you get max score well before he ever says 12 seconds left. Sure the reward is just a legendary lexington, but winners win.
I played on base PS4 day 1 and had a pretty good experience, just quite a few crashes, not many bugs though, but I only had like 200 hours in it.
been subbed for a while and i jus wanna say that the quality of your videos is really consistant and good, ill be looking forward to seeing your channel grow over time
keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, I appreciate it! I’ll m exciting to keep creating for you guys!
Yeah that backwards launch thing happened to me once while I was trying to climb on a vending machine, worse though it flung me into the middle of the ocean and it took ages to get back.
10:54 Man, the sound design of that gun is insanely good. You're kicking some ass and you can feel it.
I’d love to see a side by side video of 1.0 vs. 2.0, just to see massive improvement the devs have provided.
Anyhow, I love this video. Takes me back to December 2020.
I beat it on 1.0 aswell, there was this one item you would get from a sidejob, which was that you could sell it for 2300 but buy it back for 1000 or something, using that i cashed in A LOT of money, at any item selling point. Ah man i miss that exploit but i know, i know it had to be fixed.
The worst bugs i had were my cars were constantly in the floor, so i remember running a lot...
When I watch your vids it's kind of a safe spot for me were I Just enjoy the vid and don't think about anything else... love it!
Dang happy to hear!
I beat the main story within a week of official release. I really enjoyed it, but not enough to do much else. Right before edgerunners came out ( i didnt even know about it) I decided to pick it back up, so it was a great surprise to find out about that update. I put about 100 hours into doing everything I possibly could and had a blast. To me, Cyberpunk was 100% when edgerunners came out. Now with 2.0 and phantom liberty, ive played about another 40 hours, and feel like the game exceeds what it needed to be good. There is never an excuse to release a game as unfinished as Cyberpunk was, but I will never hate on devs that acknowledge their screw ups and stick with a project to get it to it's fullest potential.
13:03 "i am inside of panam" FORESHADOWING
Ngl I played at release and got crazy lucky. I never really ran into any issues I love it then and love it now, so glad they’ve continued to work on it and bring it to what it should’ve been all along
Fun Fact: even in the current build you dont need the kerenzikov to hop around, you can just time a quick crouch with jumping and moving in any direction you can fling yourself and even bhop around with increasing momentum, been doing it since i started playing
2:01 - Oh yeah, I remember that.
I got the installer for my preload version in a folder to revisit someday. [GOG installer ending in (43299) with the patch being (43399)]
That weird kickdrum and the guitar riff was definitely a glitch I got XD I enjoyed that glitch.
I remember that window glitch that would send me flying like it did for you in the raffen ambush. Also, there's a weird sliding glitch on curbs along roads that can slide you pretty far if you stick with it right.
I played this game on day one, and it was a positive experience for me. I had a laptop with a 3050, and that was probably the reason I did not encounter many glitches.
Being inside Panam is an game feature 😏😉
You just did what game testers do when testing their game with that smasher hit numbers
The intro would have everyone a-posing and floating around every single time until the edgerunners update.
I had the exact opposite problem with the guitar in the flashback section. It would play during the loading screen but cut out before the actual cutscene, so the cutscene would play dead silent.
finished the game back on patch 1.0 on PC and had absolutely no game breaking bugs or crashes except for 2 things:
1. jackie t-posed during the entire cutscene that plays after the intro and before the mission with sandra dorset. the cutscene was also all kinds of fucked up, with people inside the ground, other people t-posing too and jackie vibrating aggresively whenever he showed up. which set my expectations for a buggy mess from the start lmao
2. the game crashed while i was doing the delamain mission with the car in the desert twice in a row, although i had left the game running overnight without pausing it right before it crashed
besides that, absolutely no other bugs or crashes on patch 1.0, everything worked perfectly. and it was genuine patch 1.0, didn't feel the need to update it since I wasn't seeing any issues, i actually specifically made sure not to update since i saw everyone complaining the game was buggy and assumed it might be due to the hotfixes somehow.
funny enough, got more bugs on patch 2.0 + phantom liberty. specifically the fact that V was VERY attached to the basic unity pistol you get during cutscenes to the point where it showed up in every single cutscene inlcuding the ones where it's not supposed to be there kinda glued to the index finger and just waving around. it pretty much became part of the character model during the whole game, only place it didn't show up was when playing in the first-person viewmodel. even funnier was that when you were supposed to have a unity pistol in hand in a cutscene, the other one was still there, so V had 2 unity pistols in the same hand.
One question, how did you manage to downgrade the game to version 1.0? I'm still looking for this today and I can't find it, can you help me?
4mins after posted, earliest I've been in awhile, happy to support the channel been loving the vids man keep it up!
Thanks! Happy I can entertain!
"I'm inside of panam" lucky bastard
That window glitch I remember! It took me almost a half hour to get through that hecking window, I teleported maybe a dozen times.
Dang haha!
The one glitch I noticed in the newest patch is that if you take down close to a wall the enemy will sometimes phase through the wall
Oh man The good old infinite music glitch xD I remember hating it so much on this whole mission
I used to love the comrades hammer one shot through basically anything
When I played Jackie was eating his cup of chinese food and the model of the cup stayed in the air lol.
A literal run through the gauntlet. A glitchy gauntlet
My favorite way to end Smasher is using the black and pink toy 😂
0:08
Delamain: "V, I have the signal for a car near your current location, but cannot reset it"
V: "yeah so uhhhhhhhhhhhh"
somehow my PS4 playthroughs have been largely glitchless, idfk how😭
Honestly I think you just forgot it was 2y ago I don't remember how many glitches I had back then too
My first playthrough had almost no glitches, at all. My second playthrough was absolutely cursed where quests wouldn't finish, guns vanished, holes in the map floor appeared etc etc
DIO: "How many miles per hour can you move in the frozen time?"
Ham: 3:33
This was my first video I've seen of yours and it was an instant subscribe for me.
Yo thanks!
I finished entire game before any patch. One t-pose. One-time bug in some mission and one car that exploded out from nowhere. 25-45FPS with raytracing on RTX 2060. It was a good and really emotional adventure.
That feeling when there's less glitches than in the latest patch. I was looking forward to the mayhem, but it was just... fine, lol.
I k work right haha! I deal with way more in current patch! It’s kinda crazy!
@@abrahamsandwich yeah, i found almost the same amount of bug in newer patch, this make you think what are they really doing with newer patch.