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His unique look is what makes him easily one of the most memorable figures in all of Night C<br><br><br>Cyberpunk 2077 's crafting system also leaves something to be desired. It's uninventive, the menus for crafting are a mess, and at least as far as I can remember, it's never properly explained. At some point, I just noticed that there was a crafting tab in menus and went over to it. That being said, my experience in the game would largely be the same if I totally ignored crafting. It's not necessary considering how many guns, consumables, and bullets are vomited out from the game's containers and straight into V's ha<br><br><br>I have to give CD Projekt Red serious praise here. Night City is one of the most deeply flawed open-world areas I've ever played in, but it's not its fault. If this game itself were technologically perfect, no bugs, no weird visual glitches, I would be constantly lost in Night City. 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