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Cyberpunk 2077 isn't angsty, its dark. And unlike say, TLOU2, the point of 2077 is that what you did really mattered. There's a reason why, after you finish the game, Cyberpunk 2077 drops you off at the point of no return. A big part of the reason is because of Johnny and the open world, but...

120,000 might be a fraction of the size of a Elden Ring or 2077 launch crowd, but it's still way bigger than an average AAA launch. Hopefully this causes CDPR to throw more money at Trigger.

I'm still waiting for the seasons pass before I get back into the game. It'll be a fresh experience I'm sure.

You could just, y'know, adjust the brightness. I almost always set a games brightness at a level higher than recommended.

Some good advice: When doing the Point of No Return mission, side with the Arasakas first. The other endings will have much higher impact if you do.

Already put 48 hours into the game. Been putting off playing through the Point of No Return. Game is a lot deeper than it seems at first. That becomes apparent the more you play. And you don't even realize what you're missing until you branch out. After I finish playing my Male Street Kid V...

CDPR had the developers vote on whether or not they'd do overtime to make the release date and the developers voted yes.