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Well, I'm playing on a medium spec PC and so far (40 hours) I have indeed encountered some bugs, but they are very minor none of them have much effect on gameplay. With that out of the way, the story and gameplay are amazing 10/10. I thought the story (until now, I haven't completed it yet) was better than Witcher 3 main quest, but Witcher 3 has better romance (Yennefer is the best), though Cyberpunk also has very good romance. Night city itself looks amazing, and soundtrack is as good as Witcher 3. I specially like the radio option while driving (you can select your genre by switching radio channels). Melee combat style is same as Witcher 3 (replacing Quen and signs with time slowing abilities etc), but the addition of guns, grenades, stealth etc., with quick switch between guns and swords etc. make the overall combat much more versatile and fun. One complain I have is that there is no way to reset your build yet (maybe they'll add it later), but by end game the players would have maxed out attributes for multiple play styles so I guess that's not too important.

A masterpiece. The story was amazing, and was superbly complemented by the awesome acting of the lead and the side characters. I don't normally like musicals, but in this one the songs really bring out the heart of the characters as they change and evolve. Also, the ending was poetic.

Brilliant. Really subverted my expectations many times with its comedy and satire. There's probably also a deeper message somewhere. Something about wheat. Oh, and also about love and death.

Skyrim: 5 stars Anniversary Update: 0 stars I can't load any old saves anymore after the game automatically updated without my permission. Also, RIP mods. New content in update is nothing compared to free mods (that no longer work with this update). I've wasted all of today looking for some way to revert the update. **** you Bethesda, **** you

It starts off great like most Korean dramas. But the more the story progresses, the worse it gets. Sure, there are still some great comedic moments until the end, but they are not enough by a long shot to make the rest of the boring, stupid drag of a story worth watching. The romance starts off in a very unconventional way that feels like a nice, fresh change from the usual cliches, but eventually it devolves into the same old uninspiring illogical .... I'm so disappointed that I can't even find the right words to describe it. The finale is underwhelming beyond words. At the start and throughout the series, many plot points were set up which could have lead to an amazing finale (I won't go into the details to avoid spoilers), but at the end they simply abandoned those just like Game of Thrones Season 8. Without spoiling too much, think of what GoT did with Jon Snow's true identity and with Bran's whole "3 eyed raven" thing (i.e., nothing). Also think of Daenerys' fate. We all knew what was coming, but the way it actually happened was so stupid.

Season 1 was awesome, absolutely worth 5 stars. Great acting coupled with an amazing plot, and characters are all rational and complex. Unlike most other kdrama, characters don't make stupid stuff just for makjang. The story keeps you on the edge from start to finish. But season 2 is boring. I'm currently watching Episode 9, and until now all episodes have been very slow-paced with too many unnecessary filler scenes. For example, there's one long shot of a colleague teaching the MC how to eat some dish properly. Multiple long shots of people just staring into space, or having awkward conversations that don't really progress the plot. Long explanations for simple things are repeated over and over again. Stuff like that. I haven't stopped watching only because of how good Season 1 was. Final score: Season 1 gets 5 stars, season 2 gets 1 star, average 3 stars.

This show is frustrating. There's too much unnecessary drama and people make stupid decisions just for the sake of more drama. I don't have a problem with people making stupid decisions, but I have a problem with the show trying to portray those as touching moments and dragging those scenes on for way too long without progressing the story at all. No wonder they managed to stretch this show to 30 episodes, each an hour long. And the supposedly "fun" moments are actually lame and sometimes cringe worthy. If you want real touching moments interspersed in a crisp, fun story then you should watch the old "Hong Gil Dong" TV series instead. That one was way better overall (though I didn't like the ending that much).

The comedy is great and the show has moments of good romance, but overall the long episodes are padded with too much boring filler. Each episode only has about 20-30 minutes of content which is dragged to over one hour by playing scenes in slow motion and adding filler scenes in which nothing of importance happens (in such scenes there's no progression to story, nor humor, nor character development, nor are these scenes deepening our understanding of the characters, nothing).

Main character is a simp. To everyone else, he's an arrogant unsocial person like Sherlock from the BBC series (which I like), but to the main female lead, he's just a massive simp. It's too cringe, and his simping takes up too much screen time. And the female lead doesn't even have any special trait or anything (like being an expert in deduction or being able to look at things from a different angle), she's just an ordinary slightly above average person, but he simps hard for her mostly because of her looks, which I think is too shallow, specially for someone like him. The romance just feels too forced. And the problem is, for at least the first half of the series, the romance seems like the main focus and the rest of the investigation stuff just happens in the background.