Cyberpunk 2077 has been one of the most awaited games in 2020, which was postponed three times, in part due to COVID-19. Developers could not work on the game with their full capabilities, which resulted in delays. Now that the game has finally released, famous streamers like Dr Disrespect have offered their views about the game.

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Cyberpunk 2077  has finally launched the world over today

Keeping up with the hype and working through the pandemic added more woes to an already delayed title that was teased almost 7 years ago. However, CD Projekt RED’s biggest project has finally launched and streamers scampered to get their hands on it to cash in on the curiosity and hype around it, including Dr Disrespect.

He took to Twitter to shares his thoughts about the game and it seems like it got the approval from the head honcho of the Champions Club.

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CDPR’s baby may have impressed Dr Disrespect, however, not every streamer may share the same thoughts about the game.

Shroud, for one, had specifically mentioned that he was worried about the combat system and not confident whether the game could live up to its hype.

“That’s the only thing I’m scared of, I hope the combat is good. This won’t be a good visual representation of it because it is on the controller. But I hope that the combat’s decent, you know. That’s the only thing I’m worried about. I think they’ll get everything else right, but combat’s hard to nail.”

It remains to be seen what he thinks of the game after having played it.

All in all, though, if CDPR has pulled off what it had promised, Cyberpunk 2077 could truly serve as a doorway to the next generation of gaming that can force other developers to up their game.

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