Think how the game is today, is the Cyberpunk we have bought. Very unfortunate things went the way they did, and CDPR not being able to 100% fully realize what they initially planned.
i doubt they have fear - if you just look at the current situation: 2.0 & PL needed almost 3 years to turn the tides and just have been crushed with another rushed pre-holiday 2.1 patch... i just hope UE5 will help a bit in the technical part but if the management learned their lesson is a whole different question... i am personally not very postive about it tbh - but thats just me, hope dies last.
This. The more they have patched things, the more there have been demands for more, more, more. By gaming standards, Night City is absolutely *enormous* with an astonishing number of unique interiors. At some point, realism needs to set in. They could spend twenty years on it and still people would complain that they can't access X or that Y was "cut content" or that the game is broken because there are not 1,000 accessible rooms in every office building. The megabuilding interior could well have been cool. But they clearly decided they wanted to do it a different way.
Do you really believe that? That they didn’t want to use the H10 floor, or Ncart stations or the Militech Building, etc? No offense but that’s pretty naiv… sure there are reasons why they are not accessible but „they don’t wanted to“ is mostlikely non of them…
Exactly this and I guess the words "prioritization", "money" and "time" were used the most when it came to let go of those things. There are hints everywhere in the game. For example, at the back entrance of the No Tell Motel you can climb up a ladder to a destroyed balcony. I'm sure there was something cut that you could have escaped from Dex, only to get caught by him some time later or anything else. We'll never know, but there are remnants of thousands of ideas everywhere and most of them were not just dropped.
Absolutely agree.
