Sadly it might mostly likely not release today it seems for now since normally in my time zone normally they would start tweeting something new but haven't yet. So i just recommend when you do get the game is to just hold on to it until they finally release the fix patch then you can finally start to download the game on your PS4.
Same here. Before the update, i was playing for the first time and was playing through act 2. It's not like any other open world i've ever played. They're making it so difficult to love this game
They should really hate cdpr to do that but I hope it's a fake news
The CUSA codes have nothing to do with it. If ANY region could play the disc version, we would have had confirmation about this days ago. Not one single person on the entire internet has said "my ps4 disc version plays 1.5 perfectly, here's proof". This is a problem with every single PS4 disc, and they've been wasting our time for 3 days now, and it looks like we're heading into the weekend without any news whatsoever. I'm so disheartened by this.
I'm thinking of keeping it until they fix the problem but the sooner the better. But then again... he'd rather tweet the positives of the 1.5 update than the negatives...
I really hope so too. I honestly don't think this is the case at all. I mean Sony was somewhat cooperative in the past where they allowed refunds for the people who bought and downloaded the Cyberpunk digital copies--something they never do for any game ever.
I've seen devs tweeting about minor bugs on the next gen versions for the past three days, but complete radio silence about this massive issue that precludes millions of people from playing the game they purchased over a year ago. [...]
They would never give us a free digital copy since that counts as a "separate game" itself and i think that's mainly on Sony's part/decision if they wanted to give us a free digital copy but lets be real that's too good to be true and prolly will never happen. The best solution now is to
Just curious, is that CDPR or Sony? Are there any other examples where ps4 pro has recieved a native version of the game? As far as I was aware the pro just used its "boost mode" to allow hardware acceleration for slightly higher frame rates on existing versions of games
It's clearly not a priority to them. Not even a public apology with the yellow infographics lol. They'd rather play cloak and dagger
I doubt it, hotfixes have come out quite swiftly in other situations, there is probably a limit for patches and content, but when a piece of software is not functioning its in everyone's interest to get it fixed, it will still have to be approved though which means testing which means time.
Right now, I think we are entitled only to CDPR updating us daily, which is what any normal pro-consumer company would be doing. I also believe we are entitled to an apology from the dev team for allowing this to happen, instead of callously ignoring us entirely. We know you're reading this!When all of this is fixed what kind of compensation do you guy's think we deserve? To me i don't think there's anything that great to give besides the paid DLC expansion packs that's supposed to release in the future. I can't really see anyone wanting to pay more money on a game that has problems not to mention even if they do release the paid DLCs who knows if they'll mess that up
But i think we deserve free at this point #makepaidDLCsfree
Not good enough. Too many issues even from launch day yeah they could be updating us but they don't, they could issue an public apology but most likely would go down as a "ps4 fix patch is now out!" Like to me personally the bugs and crashes never bothered me at least on my physical copy of the game but at least we was able to restart the game again and play it. This time it's done for no way they released an update where the disc is not playable we deserve alot more now than an apology!
I suggest filling out that FTC complaint against Sony. It does seem to be the only way to light a fire under CDPR's rump. If they won't listen to us, they will listen to their distributor after being contacted by the Federal Trade Commission. The problem is, we need to shed light on this issue to force public pressure [...]
I don't want their apologies. I have already accepted them too many times, now I want compensation, REAL compensation
