Buckle up:
Game will be hyped to the moon, be released with a million bugs and people will cry about how CDPR betrayed them, then a couple years later patch out all the bad things and win everyone's trust again.
Just like they did with witcher 3.
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
194 points (98.0% liked)
Games
16856 readers
1216 users here now
Video game news oriented community. No NanoUFO is not a bot :)
Posts.
- News oriented content (general reviews, previews or retrospectives allowed).
- Broad discussion posts (preferably not only about a specific game).
- No humor/memes etc..
- No affiliate links
- No advertising.
- No clickbait, editorialized, sensational titles. State the game in question in the title. No all caps.
- No self promotion.
- No duplicate posts, newer post will be deleted unless there is more discussion in one of the posts.
- No politics.
Comments.
- No personal attacks.
- Obey instance rules.
- No low effort comments(one or two words, emoji etc..)
- Please use spoiler tags for spoilers.
My goal is just to have a community where people can go and see what new game news is out for the day and comment on it.
Other communities:
founded 2 years ago
MODERATORS
And Cyberpunk
Yup, Kinda did a bait and switch there to drive home that this is nothing new for CDPR.
I played Cyberpunk on launch, sold my disc after a few days, and refused to touch it again since. If a game is marketed as a fully finished game, I’m not interested in a barely running early access version. I understand they fixed most things since, but I don’t care, have plenty of other things to play. As long as gamers keep continuing to encourage this behaviour, it will keep hapoening and getting worse.
I didn't play TW3 right on launch but CP77 was... fine, on PC. Played it day one, nothing game-breaking.
However four years later the open world still disappoints compared to the masterclass that was TW3. The world feels smaller, the driving sucks ass, and NC doesn't feel nearly as lively or polished as Novigrad (though it is gorgeous and I did have a great time).
Even two years later, CP2077 was a technical regression from TW3. Bugs aside, can CDPR really pull it together and improve upon TW3 and not repeat the mistakes of CP2077, despite having to learn entirely new engine? I wouldn't bet too much on it.
If CD Projekt and Bethesda worked together, I believe they could finally release the most broken game ever made
That’s some harsh criticism for CDPR who otherwise has a really good track record for games not released during the height of COVID.
If you want an actual bad studio to paid with Bethesda, I’d argue Ubisoft is a much more apt pairing.
Not really, TW3 has a lot of issues on launch.
Yeah for all shit it got, I played CP to completion on PC with only a couple hiccups before the first patch was out
Lucky you. I've had some bizarre bugs and apart from that still consider the game severely overrated.
Their ideas and worlds are incredible tough.
After getting Cyberpunk on release, no way will I get this until after all the patches they put down and say they are no longer supporting the game.
That’s always good advice. Patientgamers is the way.
Two patch minimum and then consider if you can even play it now, or, if your game roster is full, put off the purchase for another year or so. If the latter, just wait for the sale.
Cyberpunk was pretty great after a year or so patching
Oh 100% I'm replaying it rn. It's a much different game after release.
I got it on Xbox One day one because I bought into the marketing. I'm a sucker for distopian Sci-fi.
I wasn't disappointed with the story, or the gameplay. I was just disappointed with something that felt unfinished. I felt like I was testing the game.
Since then I've bought and played EA games that have felt more flushed out.
Because of Cyberpunk I will never buy a game day one.
it's a complicated game and they released it to early. they did the work and made it very worthwhile...very dense with shit to do. I definitely get your point though. I didn't play it on release. The reviews were mediocre but after a year or two the reviews were great and that's when I played. I give the developers respects for not giving up on the game and making it right
It's not that complicated imo, and I'm not attempting to diminish your experience.
Though, if you played day one, the hate that was given was completely warranted. Especially if you played on old gen consoles, when they said it was compatible.
This is coming from someone that genuinely liked the game, bugs and all.
Not because I'm cynical, or had grand expectations. It was literally because I never played a game that was so buggy in my life, and I've been playing since NES.
I paid for a finished product that wasn't finished. I was lied to.
I can list the bugs and crashes I experienced, but it's well documented.
It wasn't like if No Man's Sky was over promised and it was basically empty. It was if NMS was released it being empty, and crashed every 2 seconds.
Does it mean that they will finally have a 75% off sales for cyberpunk? Still waiting
Finally will get to play as whoever Ciri yells at for sucking
I never managed to like Witcher 3. I don't quite understand why people love it so much.
Cyberpunk 2077 was ok though.
Where? Is it still the stellar team that wrote the other witchers or is it now being done in America in the new offices of CDPR? Because the US Dev track record the last few years has been shit (outside of PlayStation studios single player games). Here's hoping Avowed bucks the trend. As for the witcher, I hope production takes place this side of the pond, otherwise we will end up with a witcher 4 with the blandest, inoffensive and messageless writing in the history of the franchise.
I can already imagine a witcher where the main character uses the power of friendship and positivity to hunt draugrs...
CDPR
Congo’s Democratic Publix Republic?
CD Project Red, the developers of The Witcher.
And Cyberpunk and GOG, not that it's relevant here.
The project is focused in Poland, but for a project of this scale it is common (and reasonable) to distribute the workload. So I'm sure there will be parts of it being done in the US.
Where are you getting this idea that American game devs all make the safest most harmless games possible?
GTA is an American-made game franchise and it's one of the most violent and insulting mainstream titles ever, made by Rockstar, an American company.
On the other side, Tt Games, which makes all the Lego titles of the past 20 years, is a UK-based dev studio. They're some of the safest, least offensive games ever made.
🤦♂️ both of them are UK based...