The Man from Datafortress, he says YES!
On the one hand, it sucks that I lost my bet. On the other, it's good to hear from you.
Get well soon buddy.
It was announced in 2012, but they said a small core team had already been working on it for a while. I feel '77 is going to get a longer dev cycle than TW3. And I should have bet a GOG game Wisdom would like the news.
It was announced in 2012, but they said a small core team had already been working on it for a while. I feel '77 is going to get a longer dev cycle than TW3. And I should have bet a GOG game Wisdom would like the news.
If they're using the "two team" approach, it sounds like they're planning based on 3 years per AAA game. And yes, I'd expect CP77 may take a little longer as it's the game where they need to finalise all of the things that weren't there, or were of only minor importance, in The Witcher. Like character customisation, multiplayer and the use of ranged weapons.
I can't remember where I read it, or heard it, but I know there is supposed to be more projects on the go already. But I do elieve these are 'smaller' projects.
Yup, the three year/18 month development cycle only applies to the Big Project. The smaller ones, whatever they are, run in parallel.
"In The Witcher you decided to go open world. It almost seems like you got seduced the success of Skyrim and now want to leech on it.
I hear this comparison everywhere and it irritates me. The Witcher 3 isn't and won't be Skyrim. Skyrim was a great lesson in open world design and also has shown us how it ends up when someone makes a generic RPG. Our game will have good stories."
Ahahaha priceless!
I hear this comparison everywhere and it irritates me. The Witcher 3 isn't and won't be Skyrim. Skyrim was a great lesson in open world design and also has shown us how it ends up when someone makes a generic RPG. Our game will have good stories."
Ahahaha priceless!
From what i know these smaller (apparently there are 2 of them planned as of now) will have around 20 hours long gameplay and will support one of main production lines. Smaller games are supposed to be released after W3 but before Cyberpunk 2077 . Thats the info from company strategy for 2013-2016. As far as i know its not a mobile game. My guess is, these smaller projects are paid expansions for witcher 3.
thank god for that
combat based on dice rolls sucks and has never worked right
love the interview btw, cdpr seems to really get what cyberpunk is and how it should be done
the more i hear about c77 the more i think they'll make my dream game come true
