Someone will buy them before that happen lol and it probably MS so expect Witcher 4 to be Xbox and PC Exclusive lol yall better not cry than cause yall been doing the CDPR slander for so long just cause of a not so good Cyberpunk game so don't cry if Witcher 4 comes out and is a 90 plus and is exclusive lol
Fan fiction. Fortunately, CDPR likes money more than console war wishes.
And you think MS handing them a $6 billion check is NOT something they would like?
Come on man. Not even Microsoft is going to cut a check for six billion for one game.
Hivemind, again.
It's not that it's bad, they expected more.
For a dev that made a large success with the Witcher series, they went all in with Cyberpunk. They had more than enough success \to experiment and create B teams so they can fall back on it. Gwent got cancelled on consoles 2 years ago, so I'm not sure why they would put focus on that. Now they're backed into a corner and have to catch up. If you look at the financials, GOG isn't profitable which makes it worse.
Yes, they expected the game to have better legs. It doesn't have good legs because it's missing on one platform and the bad word of mouth is reducing sales on other platforms. Still doesn't mean that the game was a failure. It already made a solid profit and might regain legs with updates and patches.
Because they are an indie dev when all is said and done. Also, they did Thronebreakers but it was loud and clear those on gaf never played an indie game in their lives.
Thronebreakers was really good by the way, all in all a AAA spin on a card game, with a great story campaign and characters, lovely art and really interesting gameplay. It's a shame that the game did not sell very well, specially on consoles (and internal reports say that CDPR regrets pouring so much money and people on the project).
I'd sell 100 million bags of shit if I told you there was gold in there.
Yuuuup. Instead we get the one where CDPR forgot no one in this industry is immune to the backlash of being sloppy and arrogant. Should have called up Sony, Square, and Microsoft and asked them how much being a douche ended up costing them. Don't ask Activision. They made a deal with devil. Only reason I can see them continuing to get away with shit and even that will eventually fuck them. On the Blizzard side, it already is.
Next week or the one after according to CDPR boss. There are still at least 50% of their employees working on the game, so they are not pulling an Anthem yet ( and they won't at least until the next gen version releases)
Honestly I would focus on Switch Pro as next gen upgrade.
I'm on my third playthrough eyeing a fourth.
Agreed. The issue is when you have this much popularity the audience will be comprised of a lot of people who want to be spoon-fed & hand-held through everything. An ironic and big problem for them with Cyberpunk is that they did so well in building the atmosphere and the world that now it's suffering from an uncanny valley effect of sorts, where people perceive more weaknesses than there are simply because it isn't an actual 1-2-1 world simulation. If you compare the game in its totality to other games, rather than what people fantasise Cyberpunk 2077 should be it's a very good game in fact and achieves a helluva lot, and much more than The Witcher 3 for example. But people just can't see it because they're myopic.
Imagine being so entitled that you wish 1000+ people go unemployed. Which they wont. Worst case scenario is MS buying the studio.
Ok, so gamers owe them for Witcher 3 and it is their fault for not building a PC strong enough to handle the game and expecting the product to work on PS4/PS4 Pro/Xbox One X.
I think 343 learned from cyberpunk. Hence the one year delay
Conversely, the game is bad if you enjoy complete and functional products
Saber Interactive is going it, so...
Sorry had to edit for truth.
They sold 15 million copies of a broken product. Ur still there?
Judging by how the development went, they may have given up on the blood but certainly not wine!
They started full production in 2016, pre-production and prototyping also count as a development time, you know.
Why would they buy a studio that churns out junk, they will buy their IP's and dump the useless devs.
They started in 2012.
So, I'm not trying to get into a full argument here. I know how you feel about the game. I was disappointed with Cyberpunk - the bugs and crashes played a part for sure, but it was other aspects of the game that ultimately made me enjoy it far less than I anticipated. But let's leave it at that, for the most part.
