A lot of people feel that way. Given what little info we've been given by the people at CDPR who actually make the decisions, there's not much reason if any to believe otherwise at this point.
Nothing either about fixing the butchered story-lines.
Enjoy joining EA Games on my ban list, CDPR...
Enjoy joining EA Games on my ban list, CDPR...
Probably but they delayed it, I'm not getting my hopes up or anything but it could add a lot of the content that was missing.
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yeah, expansions aren't on their priority list rn, they are still likely working on it tho.
Im in the same camp as you. This message screamed to me "the only issue we care about is the performance on Consoles and bugs on consoles"
Even if this game ran the same on consoles as it does right now on my PC, that won't change the AI, the Police System, the traffic, the crowds, the lack of immersion, the lack of activities in the world or the the lack of world interaction
Even if this game ran the same on consoles as it does right now on my PC, that won't change the AI, the Police System, the traffic, the crowds, the lack of immersion, the lack of activities in the world or the the lack of world interaction
Did you read the roadmap? It says 'Multiple updates and Improvements'
"..welcome to the next generation of open world adventure" - Cyberpunk 2077 — Official Gameplay Trailer - 19 Nov 2020
Those silly consumers listening to all the official information and aligning their expectations to what they were being told!!
I love the game better then any game out atm. I am thankful for the hotfixes and hopefully optimistic for patch 1.1 and updates thereafter. I also am wishfull for a true next gen port on PS5 and Xbox X.
IMO this game probably shouldn't have been released for old generation consoles due to their limited capabilities.
IMO this game probably shouldn't have been released for old generation consoles due to their limited capabilities.
Not being able to sell the game on one of the 3 major platforms is not a small issue homie.
But I get your meaning, the first year seems to be dedicated to outdated consoles. They should have just made the game pc exclusive year one.
I would agree with this. A game of this scale was never going to run like they wanted it to on over 7-year old hardware.
It feels like people bought in too much in the video demonstrations while the game was still in development and likely to change in the subsequent release. I'm old, so I've experienced games that "promised" things like Spore, No Man's Sky, Street Fighter vs Tekken, Anthem, and Fallout 76 and it always, ALWAYS, best to assume nothing is set in stone no matter what anyone in the gaming industry promises. Shit changes from small to drastic measures during development even in the final days.
I hope consumers learn from this and learn to avoid pre-ordering unless you don't mind.
I hope consumers learn from this and learn to avoid pre-ordering unless you don't mind.
I do hope all is included in tbe free DLCs, otherwise no more CDPR for me. But now we have to wait and see...
If they want to go the mainstream FIFA / COD route and start making games that are generic and appeal to everyone, fine. Their decision.
I'll give them a chance to finish developing this game first, see how the final product, after all content is added looks like...
I suppose me and all other more "niche" gamers that love good RPGs and adventures done well will just move on if they don't add the missing content to the current game.
They probably sell more, but will loose all the original CDPR fans.
That said, there is still some hope, albeit small.
I second this. Demos and betas are used as marketing tools to build up hype. In all circumstances people set their expectations way too high without taking into account how the product development world works. Features are being built, cut and released up to seconds before the official launch. That's the industry and culture that has been developed within the gaming (and corporate) world. As a consumer, you need to take everything with a pinch of salt and if you do decide to invest you need to own up to your decision.
It was announced before 8th gen even released. How many times do we have to go over this? Other developers aren't having issues releasing 8th gen games. The only major issue I'm aware of that Ubisoft faced was a save corruption bug for Watch Dogs Legion. CDPR can't do better than Ubisoft of all companies? And before I get the response, yes Witcher 3 didn't run great at first but it also wasn't such a disaster launch either.
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I get it TC, but you have to understand they can't confirm "anything" until the dated consoles version is running and stable. Seriously, think about what I'm saying. Doesn't mean they are ever going to, it just means until the consoles are stable they can't talk about going forward.
We need a roadmap for what their vision of the game will be in a years time. They have the entirety of 2021 past February dedicated to content updates, so we all hope that the stuff that we want will be added in that timeframe.
Calling it all over for addressing the most prominent issues seems a little... soon. We're unlikely to see a detailed roadmap until march, if at all.
Beyond that, I think CDPR need to play their cards close to their chest due to the controversy, although at this point a simple statement of "Yes we're adding content that should have been in the base game" would be appreciated, but I can see lawyers diving all over that.
Calling it all over for addressing the most prominent issues seems a little... soon. We're unlikely to see a detailed roadmap until march, if at all.
Beyond that, I think CDPR need to play their cards close to their chest due to the controversy, although at this point a simple statement of "Yes we're adding content that should have been in the base game" would be appreciated, but I can see lawyers diving all over that.