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Headcanon is not canon. When the game plain as day states "you're dying, no one can help you" then just because you feel "hopeful" doesn't make these statements somehow false.

So at least 8 more months then? :P

I guess my joke was too meta. :( (You said you like the shorted story and thus you're either special or nobody... well, then, Mr. Nobody it is! But the forums still show "gregski" for some odd reason... :P)

Was it pure greed or ineptitude that made you release the game when you did in the state that it is? An honest answer to the above question would tell us if CDPR is turning into EA 2.0, or if they lost their marbles (so to speak) or if this was just some perfect storm of various fuckups (most...

Hey, Nobody, I think there's something wrong with the forum - it seems to show a wrong name for some reason?

Everything about the game is half-baked. This includes the story. So a strong "no". It's missing one more act at least.

Since the argument is brought up a number of times that the journey is more important than the destination. I've played mediocre games that had some really good and satisfying endings that made me think higher of them. Likewise, I've played pretty good games which then drop the ball during the...

This is entirely off topic, but... that doesn't mean it was "CGI" - just that the demo itself was essentially a prototype. At least, AFAIK, the demo was being actively played, and wasn't a pre-rendered "gameplay" recording. Anthem's demo was a "fake" - a prerendered recording made to look like...

I already wrote about that - you totally could have the same model for everything. But it would look or feel weird in 1st person. If you tilt the camera, then it would "feel" wrong, make it difficult to aim (check out how some pro players use sniper rifles; it's usually running around, then a...

I'm not sure why everyone's surprised about the demo being fake. I mean, it was less fake than that Anthem "gameplay" demo, which was entirely pre-rendered. At least this wasn't. It was a bit of a proof-of-concept. The BAD thing about the demo was that it gave the impression of "this is what...

Disappointed? Again, sure... internally. But they aren't CDPRs "boss", so they can do jack shit about it. But I see you still haven't given a reasonable example, so I guess that proves my point. Also - CDPR doesn't need "indirect pressure" to know sales would be best in a pre-Christmas release...

AND THEIR OWN! Like, again, try to give me a reasonable example of how they could make things difficult in order to pressure a specific release date. This idea is so unrealistic in this context it's insane! 1610807557 They'd NEVER write it like that, because they aren't insane. MS wouldn't do...

And, what, you think they'd do something stupid like... deny the title? It's not a privilege they grant to the chosen, it's a partnership. Perhaps if the title in question is some small game plagued with real controversy - sure. But no, had Sony did something as idiotic as "either you release in...

Want? Sure. But there's nothing they can do about it. Like - they don't have any leverage to make that happen. Again - if they were financing the development of the game or something like this, sure, but CDPR is self-funded. 1610806926 Like... HOW? No, seriously, HOW? What kind of pressure can...

Unless Sony or Microsoft funded the game, then no, they have no say over the release date. Period. Sure, you need to set up a release date with these publishers in advance and get through their certification process, but that's something CDPR schedules on their own.

What publishers? What are you talking about? CDPR owns GOG, so they are self-published. Physical copies require distributors, sure, but they don't have the power to influence release dates.

Wait... What? Then whose bloody fault was it then?! O_o

They absolutely do. The fact that you CAN see this "aim down sights" animation (and it looks good from a 3rd person perspective) is THE reason they have to have two models. Again, because "aiming down sights" in first person requires unnatural twisting of hands to make it look good for a...

Hey, if you were to take their message literally, then they are "proud of the game on PC"... I'll let you draw your own conclusions.

Perhaps yes, perhaps no. My point still stands - it would be a lot better received if there were some actions to go along with the message.