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anyone else getting super frustrated trying to secure a ps5? its been over a month since launch, and it only feels like its gotten more difficult to get one. have notifications for like 5 different twitter accounts that track every drop and i still haven't even gotten one in my cart, on any site. can anyone else relate?
its apparently a shipping issue with ports being really congested
Post by Fozzie Bear on Dec 14, 2020 16:04:19 GMT -5
Best Buy is dropping more tomorrow morning after 9 a.m., likely a random time. They have a pretty forgiving queue system now. I recommend finding a free website monitor that alerts you when stock goes up. I know Nowinstock has a Discord. You can also follow @wario64 on Twitter and turn on notifications; he'll post soon after they go up. If you send me your number, I can text ya the moment they go up. I can keep watch and help. Use both the website and the app. Be logged in and have your shipping, payment info, and anything else saved and ready.
Click "add to cart" right when they go live.
You'll see a message saying to wait while the cart button is greyed out. Wait and watch the page like a hawk.
When it's up, click "add to cart" again when it goes live. Check out as fast as possible. I have the most success with the "ship to store" option if it's available. They will probably send a verification code to your email before you can buy.
I've successfully purchased an Xbox Series X and a 3090 this way. Best of luck.
I beat Cyberpunk Sunday night and have about 30 hours played. I play on a PC I built a few years ago, I haven't any issues with it crashing and it looks pretty damn good on ultra settings. The driving absolutely sucked day one, worse than GTA 4, but it became much better after the day 2 patch. The detail and beauty of the interior and exterior of the cars are a highlight. The city itself and the world is great, unique, fun... but it's not the sort of 'megacity' it was described by the developers to be. The amount of vehicle and pedestrian traffic is on par with like, Vice City on PS2. That's a little bit of an exaggeration I suppose, but it's disappointing. Not a lot of flying cars, not a lot of walking people. Maybe it's nitpicking, but the AI of the pedestrians and vehicles are also lame as hell. As beautiful and unique as the city is, it's also stale at times and not as immersive as I'd like or excepted. My expectations for this game were above average, but not anywhere near massive. Keanu is absolutely brilliant, and maybe the saving grace at every moment I contemplated stepping away. V, the main character bored me most of the time. The main story felt kinda discombobulated to me for a while, but really came together as the game went along. Enjoyed it all, and while I have an urge to already replay it with a different path, attitude, etc. I'll probably wait until later next year when it's improved, however much that may be. The combat was usually dynamite. I was in the middle of a Red Dead Redemption 2 play-through when it came out Thursday, and maybe myself and a lot of people have been spoiled by a game like RDR2, but Cyberpunk doesn't have much on it. The random interactions, the beauty, and the world of RDR2 are just monumental. Apples and oranges, maybe, but it's what I've been playing while it dropped so it's hard not to compare. Sounds like people on old consoles should wait on it, but I have no personal experience with it. PC master race *flips hair*
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I beat Cyberpunk Sunday night and have about 30 hours played. I play on a PC I built a few years ago, I haven't any issues with it crashing and it looks pretty damn good on ultra settings. The driving absolutely sucked day one, worse than GTA 4, but it became much better after the day 2 patch. The detail and beauty of the interior and exterior of the cars are a highlight. The city itself and the world is great, unique, fun... but it's not the sort of 'megacity' it was described by the developers to be. The amount of vehicle and pedestrian traffic is on par with like, Vice City on PS2. That's a little bit of an exaggeration I suppose, but it's disappointing. Not a lot of flying cars, not a lot of walking people. Maybe it's nitpicking, but the AI of the pedestrians and vehicles are also lame as hell. As beautiful and unique as the city is, it's also stale at times and not as immersive as I'd like or excepted. My expectations for this game were above average, but not anywhere near massive. Keanu is absolutely brilliant, and maybe the saving grace at every moment I contemplated stepping away. V, the main character bored me most of the time. The main story felt kinda discombobulated to me for a while, but really came together as the game went along. Enjoyed it all, and while I have an urge to already replay it with a different path, attitude, etc. I'll probably wait until later next year when it's improved, however much that may be. The combat was usually dynamite. I was in the middle of a Red Dead Redemption 2 play-through when it came out Thursday, and maybe myself and a lot of people have been spoiled by a game like RDR2, but Cyberpunk doesn't have much on it. The random interactions, the beauty, and the world of RDR2 are just monumental. Apples and oranges, maybe, but it's what I've been playing while it dropped so it's hard not to compare. Sounds like people on old consoles should wait on it, but I have no personal experience with it. PC master race *flips hair*
Post by Silver Surfer on Dec 16, 2020 10:48:10 GMT -5
Started telling everyone that asks me about ps5/xbox to try other retailers because
1) Fuck GameStop corp. 2) GameStop ain't getting shit and I'm tired of telling people to try later 3) Did any of y'all hear about what happened saturday?
They, without telling employees, stocked the website with next gen bundles. However the catch was you could only order the bundles through the in-store website-not regular gamestop.com
They had also cut hours for that week so most stores only had 1 or 2 people there.
Anyway, at 4pm est -with no warning- GameStop tweets to go to your local gamestop to order the bundles through web in store. We literally didn't even know until mobs of people showed up showing us the tweet.
Every gamestops wifi is legit 5 mbps and I'm sure you can imagine how slow and stressful it was with a mob of people and EVERY GameStop trying to access the in-store site at the same time.
Slow internet, not even staff, no warning. Complete shitshow
I beat Cyberpunk Sunday night and have about 30 hours played. I play on a PC I built a few years ago, I haven't any issues with it crashing and it looks pretty damn good on ultra settings. The driving absolutely sucked day one, worse than GTA 4, but it became much better after the day 2 patch. The detail and beauty of the interior and exterior of the cars are a highlight. The city itself and the world is great, unique, fun... but it's not the sort of 'megacity' it was described by the developers to be. The amount of vehicle and pedestrian traffic is on par with like, Vice City on PS2. That's a little bit of an exaggeration I suppose, but it's disappointing. Not a lot of flying cars, not a lot of walking people. Maybe it's nitpicking, but the AI of the pedestrians and vehicles are also lame as hell. As beautiful and unique as the city is, it's also stale at times and not as immersive as I'd like or excepted. My expectations for this game were above average, but not anywhere near massive. Keanu is absolutely brilliant, and maybe the saving grace at every moment I contemplated stepping away. V, the main character bored me most of the time. The main story felt kinda discombobulated to me for a while, but really came together as the game went along. Enjoyed it all, and while I have an urge to already replay it with a different path, attitude, etc. I'll probably wait until later next year when it's improved, however much that may be. The combat was usually dynamite. I was in the middle of a Red Dead Redemption 2 play-through when it came out Thursday, and maybe myself and a lot of people have been spoiled by a game like RDR2, but Cyberpunk doesn't have much on it. The random interactions, the beauty, and the world of RDR2 are just monumental. Apples and oranges, maybe, but it's what I've been playing while it dropped so it's hard not to compare. Sounds like people on old consoles should wait on it, but I have no personal experience with it. PC master race *flips hair*
Just beat Demon Souls. I wanted to reaffirm that it’s a marvel in beauty. The Swamp or Sorrow is definitely a new level of Hell Dante never warned us about.
It’s so much fun to see how this was the game Dark Souls 1-3 and Bloodborne were built upon. They all pay great homage to it. The graphics are next level, too.
Not sure if I’m going to pick this or cyber punk up next. I’m kind of scared of demon souls. I’ve never played any of the souls games
Just beat Demon Souls. I wanted to reaffirm that it’s a marvel in beauty. The Swamp or Sorrow is definitely a new level of Hell Dante never warned us about.
It’s so much fun to see how this was the game Dark Souls 1-3 and Bloodborne were built upon. They all pay great homage to it. The graphics are next level, too.
Not sure if I’m going to pick this or cyber punk up next. I’m kind of scared of demon souls. I’ve never played any of the souls games
Demon's souls is at least a complete game rn. Should be a patch December 21st for cyberpunk that should fix some things
Just beat Demon Souls. I wanted to reaffirm that it’s a marvel in beauty. The Swamp or Sorrow is definitely a new level of Hell Dante never warned us about.
It’s so much fun to see how this was the game Dark Souls 1-3 and Bloodborne were built upon. They all pay great homage to it. The graphics are next level, too.
Not sure if I’m going to pick this or cyber punk up next. I’m kind of scared of demon souls. I’ve never played any of the souls games
In the Demon Souls games, you don’t have to spam bosses. You do have to perfect your defense, though. That may be a mixture of parrying and dodging. I usually spend a good 2-3 minutes before I even attack a boss just watching his moves. Each boss is unique and brings different challenges to the table. I mean you can stay way back and shoot a kazillion arrows at a boss, but it kinda takes some of the fun away. I would recommend that only if you get desperate. Raising your skill level a lot always helps... they give you great areas where you can buff your character.
I would recommend Cyberpunk if you want something familiar and if you love open world games like GTA. I would recommend Demon Souls have you have a large amount of patience and want a unique challenge. Probably won’t go wrong with either choice.
Post by Jeremy Fragrance on Dec 20, 2020 23:57:01 GMT -5
I've been playing a game called Townscaper, it's a city builder but there's absolutely no objectives other than just build, and it's great. I have no idea what I'm doing but it still looks really good, and it's only 5 bucks on steam too.