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7/17/2025, 3:42:06 AM
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Maybe it varied by hardware too, but I played it on PC at launch and didn't have any of the crazy problems that people online were making videos about and trashing the game for everywhere. There was definitely glitches, but it was basically all stupid stuff like cigarettes floating by NPCs without them holding them and not showing the street sign poles but showing the top of the signs, and basic item collision glitch junk like that. I only ever actually came across one glitch where I had to reload a save because my car door wouldn't open or something.
So, yeah, while it's definitely way better now, the game never was as bad as influencers claimed (at least on what was a high end Nvidia/Intel PC), and it was getting consistent updates that was fixing bugs and improving things the whole time. It certainly didn't just happen to align with the anime where one update magically fixed everything overnight like retards with their clickbait would have you believe.
(It's pretty normal for content creators to pile on like this proclaiming games as amazing or horrible for clicks though. Just look at the narrative even for games like Outer Worlds where they were claiming it was "the return of New Vegas" and all this shit, because it paired well with the Fallout 76 story. They do that type of stuff all the time.)
Maybe it varied by hardware too, but I played it on PC at launch and didn't have any of the crazy problems that people online were making videos about and trashing the game for everywhere. There was definitely glitches, but it was basically all stupid stuff like cigarettes floating by NPCs without them holding them and not showing the street sign poles but showing the top of the signs, and basic item collision glitch junk like that. I only ever actually came across one glitch where I had to reload a save because my car door wouldn't open or something.
So, yeah, while it's definitely way better now, the game never was as bad as influencers claimed (at least on what was a high end Nvidia/Intel PC), and it was getting consistent updates that was fixing bugs and improving things the whole time. It certainly didn't just happen to align with the anime where one update magically fixed everything overnight like retards with their clickbait would have you believe.
(It's pretty normal for content creators to pile on like this proclaiming games as amazing or horrible for clicks though. Just look at the narrative even for games like Outer Worlds where they were claiming it was "the return of New Vegas" and all this shit, because it paired well with the Fallout 76 story. They do that type of stuff all the time.)
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