je ne comprends pas

I already have the CDPR games I'm already interested in. And Cyberpunk 2077, I'm not sure will run on an i8700 with a 5 GB P2000 card.

Eh, I've waited this long; might as well wait until CP2077 Ultimate goes for $30 or less.

Hello,

Could we get the shop/goggalaxy label ownership of Cyberpunk Ultimate edition
If we do already own the base game + Phantom Liberty? its been asked numerous times in the reviews

Thanks

Most likely they already got the demand but it has been rejected because it works better for them rejecting it, which has been proven by the "more rewarding" platforms. If people want a change... they should remember a good attitude and properly rewarding... or punishing it. My punishment is that i did not buy any of the new or updated content anymore... and even the "initial release" was a price cut. However, i am a minority, so there is not much effect... i could not care less because todays minority can become tomorrows majority. Indeed... 50% cut for the Ultimate is the only appropriate "cut" for me and the "initial version" is without value anymore as it can not become fully upgraded, which was a demand for way to long... and no one in charge seems to care.

to be fair fuckpunk is much better now but yes its very much a dice roll as to getting it working on any type of system... i have seen it fail to run on a best but bootup fine on potato rigs

If something is not fully pristine with a system configuration then Cyberpunk may fail to boot or crash on startup; even if a NASA supercomputer paired with the most expensive Nvidia card on the planet has been used. It is one of those "dodgy" games very dependable on the configuration. The performance does not matter that much, in worst case it will simply only deliver 20 FPS or whatelse, yet still produce some frames somehow.

Another game with a comparable issue is Dishonored using the Void Engine, which can react pretty cranky as soon as the configuration is somewhat weird: Although, it can run pretty well on many potato PCs and even boot up on my over aged Notebook with integrated Intel GPU and without any capable Video RAM.

Witcher 3 on the other hand is no issue... it is way more bullet- or PC-proof and in my mind the best game CDPR ever made.