If I recall correctly, the minor stuff you use for grinding are just points on the map, nobody is bothering you about them. Some might appear as potential missions for various... what are they called? fixers? but they don't nag you about them.
This sounds intriguing, but I wonder how they handle the background notes you come across in the mission. They add flavor and life to the world, and I'd hate to see them artificially randomized ala No Man's Sky's manufactured planets and species.
). I was probably constantly over-leveled because of them. Making them "spawn temporarily" and more dispersed would definitely make them feel less repetitive without much effort.That's literally what Bethesda did with the random Radiant Quests. They were, for sure, the weakest part of the Radiant Quest system - IMO, the best was the randomization of target locations for many of the sidequests - but they worked for the goal of giving you a small reason to do a repeatable faction quest for money or rep.
I think you are thinking of "reported crime" and "organized crime activity." Reported crime was usually either a gang shootout with cops, gang-on-gang violence, an active robbery, or drug dealers getting shaken down by a gang. They usually had some message or something explaining what was going down at that location that the opponents would drop or their victims would have on them. Organized crime activity usually had quite a bit more messages/story pieces, and one of the pieces of loot that was dropped was a schematic for a unique legendary.
Good point. When I say "OG experience" I mean "the 1.0 game, with bug fixes and polish, but without fundamental rework". But as we know CDPR invest a lot of time and care into their releases after 1.0, and always to the game's betterment, as far as I've seen.Hah, you missed 1.0 by a few years.
Definitely wait. It’s close and it should be a better experience. If you start now, you will be restarting in a couple weeks.
Do you get the new skill tree, as well? Because that alone may make it worthwhile for a new playthrough...
Good point, but IIRC, you start being a badass at about L35 on the main game, so they can't possibly nerf you that much, can they?
I haven’t watched any videos on the update but i did read somewhere that the player can now suffer from cyber psychosis depending on quick hack use, so this along with all the other changes and I would expect another play through to be quite different.
