Communication between the Witcher community and CDPR
Disclaimer: this is a heated topic these days, so please stay focused.
Lately a lot of community members expressed their concerns about poor communication with CDPR. Many questions remain unanswered, controversial issues remain unexplained, and in general one gets a feeling that community managers and developers vanished into the void and all communication is represented by single directional PR-style announcements only. It even caused some long standing members here to leave. Reasons for such situation remain unexplained (by CDPR) as many other things as well.
Today I found an interesting chart which shows plans of "promotional activities" by CDPR (page 18 in the PDF):
May be it can shed some light on what's going on? The first group (fans or RPGs and fans of the Witcher) that's what most of the core community here is. As you can see, CDPR refocused most of their resources on a different group. So called "hit buyers" (I'm not sure what that means, but I suspect it's mass market consumers). And if they didn't back that with more resources, you can guess what happened. Communication with the community basically ceased.
Disclaimer: this is a heated topic these days, so please stay focused.
Lately a lot of community members expressed their concerns about poor communication with CDPR. Many questions remain unanswered, controversial issues remain unexplained, and in general one gets a feeling that community managers and developers vanished into the void and all communication is represented by single directional PR-style announcements only. It even caused some long standing members here to leave. Reasons for such situation remain unexplained (by CDPR) as many other things as well.
Today I found an interesting chart which shows plans of "promotional activities" by CDPR (page 18 in the PDF):
May be it can shed some light on what's going on? The first group (fans or RPGs and fans of the Witcher) that's what most of the core community here is. As you can see, CDPR refocused most of their resources on a different group. So called "hit buyers" (I'm not sure what that means, but I suspect it's mass market consumers). And if they didn't back that with more resources, you can guess what happened. Communication with the community basically ceased.
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