People Ridiculing Cyberpunk 2077 Being Nominated for RPG of the Year

Published 11/17/2021, 11:58 AM EST

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Cyberpunk 2077 is a classic example of how a hyped-up game with high expectations can go terribly wrong. The game’s release was almost pathetic, as it was riddled with bugs and glitches. The graphics of the game could not be called ‘next-gen’ and the game also witnessed multiple crashes as well. In fact, the game’s release was so haphazard and lethargic that fans even wanted a refund.

The game was in a pitiful state. So much so that Sony called back the games from their e-stores and Xbox was offering refunds.

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However, someway, somehow, CD Projekt’s title managed to find a place in the Game of the Year nominations for best RPG.

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Cyberpunk and its nomination ridiculed by Twitter

Fans expressed on Twitter their frustrations with the game being part of The Game Awards 2021.

 

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Other fans mocked the game for its system requirements. When the system requirements of a game are generally published, it usually indicates the best settings to run the game on with regard to the hardware. However, in Cyberpunk 2077’s case, the best the system requirements could offer was low to mid-tier graphics.

 

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Needless to say, the gaming community did not look very favorably towards this game being added to the list of nominees for the best RPG game of the year.

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Tanmay is an Esports writer at EssentiallySports. Pursuing his Bachelor’s in Journalism at Christ University Bangalore, he is passionate about video games and the stories they tell. He also has a keen interest in analyzing video games and writing about them.
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