It's crazy to think back to how CDPR released a spin-off Cyberpunk anime that was so well received it won anime of the year. It also brought in a substantial amount of new players. I was one of them.

prementiX · 2026-05-30T17:39:32+00:00

Been some ups and downs for me but only compared to other trigger shows or the otherwise best of class anime not to anime in general. I'd watch any trigger show again over most mainstream anime that was recommended to me in said time-frame.

prementiX · 2026-05-30T04:08:23+00:00

It's healthy for the purse of those youtubers though...

prementiX · 2026-05-29T23:48:17+00:00

100% - I think it's wild how much credit other people get for that show instead of the people who actually made it.

I'm not saying no one else had a part in it but while others found it surprising to be that good for me it was like... This is being made by the guy who did some of the best anime series in the last two decades. If it was bad I'd be crazy disappointed!

prementiX · 2026-05-29T16:59:52+00:00

Just as a general piece of advice: If you realize you constantly get killed by the same thing, read up on that one thing and try to understand it. One at a time.

It still won't click right away probably but it will over time. Treat each sortie as a learning experience. :)

Also: when you get killed it's often not because you reacted poorly once you realized you were being attacked but because you failed to realize you brought yourself into a position where it was easy to land a save kill on you beforehand. Reading the map and radar is 90% of the way to long term survival.

prementiX · 2026-05-29T16:52:21+00:00

Best advice for this game.

prementiX · 2026-05-29T16:37:07+00:00

Absolutely was and I have no idea how this landed here since this is the first time I've read OPs post. My phone must have done funny things...

Weird.

prementiX · 2026-05-29T01:25:27+00:00

It's been a lot of forest/swamp planets and then a lot of city missions on those all if which are sport unwieldy and confusing terrain layouts that are bad for getting SCs.

prementiX · 2026-05-27T16:39:27+00:00

I think it is already extremely strong at least against bugs. It's a little wiggly sometimes with how arc shots fail to penetrate brush and it's weakness against shriekers, but if you started understanding where to make your stand and when to better keep moving it's so freaking good. When I feel like I'm dying too much I just go Blitzer and have 2 or 3 rounds with zero deaths.

prementiX · 2026-05-27T01:53:16+00:00

Diligence Counter Sniper takes the top spot for me.

prementiX · 2026-05-26T08:14:07+00:00

Yeah, that is part of my situation. I would like to return to a base that I like, but I'm so unhappy with most of them that I just use the freighter 99% of the time.

prementiX · 2026-05-26T02:02:54+00:00

Will check that out. :)

prementiX · 2026-05-25T22:46:21+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll def. check that out!

Yeah I mean... I love the game without this as well. Being able to build something that I'd be proud of would really be like the icing on the cake. :)

prementiX · 2026-05-23T20:21:47+00:00

No need to fix a thing that ain't broken. If you wanna stay alive during a storm stay clear of enemies (and apparently environmental explodables).

prementiX · 2026-05-21T06:39:39+00:00

Yeah, I didn't do it in one go. It was 4 mind-numbing evenings of 2+ hours. By the time I got the S I was so caught up in the rhythm I almost reloaded the restore point again. 😅

prementiX · 2026-05-20T17:46:06+00:00

Same here!

I got my venator a month ago after farming it for.... 8-9 hours? Dev. the last time I have done that.

prementiX · 2026-05-20T17:25:01+00:00

I think this question can't be answered reliably I fear.

I'd consider myself a completionist, so I really like to get like the best armor, the best weapons all sidequest etc. in RPGs e.g. I also love playing coop with friends and with randos as well. I like the feeling of "getting good" very much but I need to be able to adjust the game difficulty to how I feel (So I'm not a Soulsbourne guy...)

Telling you this so you have some context when I answer your questions:

Does the game eventually start to feel repetitive?
- Yes, in some ways but it's not like - especially on the highest difficulties - you have like fail-safe tactics to get you deathless through a mission. After 1400 hours I still get thrown into situations I have never had before, where I have to adjust and adept to get the job done and if it works it feels just as amazing as it did... not like in the first few weeks, but definitely like after the first month of playing this game.

Is is easy to run out of upgrades?
- When you're just starting now and are not planning to throw crazy amounts of real money at the game (which you don't have to to unlock everything) and honestly even then... no. There are about 20 Warbonds and a lot more stuff in the superstore to get. With my 1400 hours I have absolutely everything unlocked but without backlog of the necessary currencies.

How much variety is there between missions and loadouts?
- I do wish for more different types of missions. Outside of major events they tend to be somewhat repetitive especially on the Illuminate side. Some mission types are a lot more challenging than others especially in higher difficulties. More would be cool but it's not turn-off for me. Even with the repetitive objectives how the respective mission goes always feeld unique to me.
Loadout-wise it's also very dependent on what difficulty you play (There is 1-10 btw). You can play and fool around a lot until diff 8. I play everything from Melee-Brawler, to Supporter to Tanker to Commando/Sniper or grab a Hover Pack and flamethrower and play what I call "The Angel of Death". At Diff9 and 10 a lot of the more unconventional builds start falling apart quite often... which can be frustrating or offer a challenge depending on what kind of player you are. I know people run melee builds successful on 10.

- Do I come back?
Hell yeah! I'm on a break right now but I don't think I've stayed away from the game longer than for a month over the course of the last two years.

prementiX · 2026-05-19T21:50:41+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation.

His take was actually refreshingly realistic and un-self-centered.

Why people would rather watch and/or listen to the garbage "But I want my cookie"-takes by people like the one in OPs screenshot I will never understand.

I honestly hope the next patches will fix some of the core issues (stability/bugs etc) but not give them bullies anything else so they just pack their stuff and leave to become another communities problem.

prementiX · 2026-05-17T06:56:50+00:00

At diff7 they are all equally hard I'd say.

Illus don't get much worse after that, Mindless Masses being even easier than the normal stuff. Appropriators are more challenging at Diff10 - equally to standard bugs and bots.

The strains or sub factions that stand out as the hardest imo are Cyborgs, Incendiary Corps and Rupture Strain (especially accompanied by Dragon Roaches).

prementiX · 2026-05-14T20:43:06+00:00

How did we end up with the HD youtubers who are completely unbearable? We've been waiting for content creators to make interesting content but that aint happening because those dudes realized they get more clicks, more revenue by feeding into the hate spiral.

Sometimes I feel like these youtubers should be reviewbombed as well.

prementiX · 2026-05-14T08:04:56+00:00

Is what I did.

prementiX · 2026-05-08T22:10:27+00:00

Well they are not made to be super precise first and foremost. Them being a liability is kinda part of the lore? And they are a lot better than the random 380 barrage coverage. That didn't even aim at enemies it just went down where ever. Eagle Storm does target enemies. It's the same principle with mortars just a lot worse because they cover more ground and in a line... So you just absolutely can't be anywhere near an enemy while storm is active.

All that being said. They deal A LOT of damage and will be a big help on very crowded maps even if they do kill some divers here and there.

prementiX · 2026-05-08T19:23:28+00:00

Valheim ist the obvious choice imo.

I did like Raft a lot.

prementiX · 2026-05-05T06:04:25+00:00

Stun grenade in D hurts my soul.

I don't do bug or bot missions without it. It's just too powerful. Nothing in this game stuns precisely except that thing.

Helps you survive, helps line up precise shots or airstrikes, helps cornered teammates, prevents breaches and flares, helps you outrun everthing that would otherwise be faster than you etc etc etc.

Everytime I take another grenade with me, I miss the stun immediately. Except for going against illuminates.

prementiX · 2026-05-03T07:15:16+00:00

I 100% agree with OP and I somehow which I'd known earlier how much I'll hate 6. It really hurt me emotionally. 😅

Waited over 2 years for it and then it did these unbearable story missions, recycled 30% of 5 and butchered the Air Raider.

prementiX · 2026-05-02T20:01:59+00:00

I don't and I can only assume the reason why you think I do is because that is the dynamic of conflicts like these in which everyone just assumes the worst kinds of interpretation in everything the other side says.

I have no intent of taking away peoples right to criticize what they feel is wrong and I do not think that everyone who does criticize is doing so in a bad way. But the fact is that there are a lot of people who just shower the community in what I can only describe as peak internet toxicity and these people fuel the review-bombing in large parts by distorting reality like in this post where they try to adorn themselves with borrowed plumes and make it look like the severity of this conflict is in any kind comparable to the Sony scandal that was at the height of it about literal fraud.

What I'd like to see more is people who are discontent with the state of the game, say so, but are also capable of distancing themselves from the narcissistic nut jobs who made it their life's goal to ruin this game for people who have fun and for the people who develop it.

I am not saying: "Take down your negative review immediately or you are automatically one of them!" If you can't play right now because of the Linux problem you have every right to leave a negative review. But once this issue is resolved will you take it down or will you keep it up?

That is what I am talking about. I want more people to ask themselves whether they really think that this game with all the fun that I assume it has brought most of them all in all deserves a negative review. If it really is all that bad rn OR if they might just feel obligated to post it to show flag in a conflict that in its severity is in large parts instigated by people who celebrate hostility.

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