Yeah they're almost always somewhere between 6-8 pm CET.
8 PM sounds about fine, great even. Just in time to return home after work and slip into something comfortable.
Or perhaps that "uncertainty" comes simply from the fact that they already delayed the game second time after they stated with certainty there won't be any delays, so now they didn't feel like making any hard declarations, since they learned that unexpected things might always happen, and instead settled on "We are not planning any further delays".
Nah, there's definitely something HAPPENING behind closed doors. Prolly conflict of interests between writers who are content with releasing FPS variant of Witcher 3 and designers reaching for the best instead made the ambitious title a nightmare to work with. CP2077 development cycle is followed by bad luck and procastination, shelved in favor of another game not everyone was happy working on because those were hired to work on Cyberpunk, going back by restarting on different conditions with greatly more difficult gamedesign document. First, no I'm not butthurt about release date moved to Novemeber personally, I'm taking vacation that month after all. Postponing is nothing brand new and amazing in the entertaiment industry... Not when you postpone your game five months and then postpone it again, while being way off reaching that deadline, two times. This only happens to titles in development hell like Final Fantasy XV and Duke Nukem Forever (most absurd case of developers swimming in budget for their dream game, do you know who also currently swims in cash and burns budget on extended polishing?). Even Night City Wire being postponed is dubious. CDPR told us the bad news on June 2nd, winning great 23 days of time in total, to 25th. They said it's because of political protests. No way they knew what's gonna happen. Sony didn't know about protests and postponed their event from June 4th to 11th during all this BLM activity. I'm sure this is because they're not yet ready for
us to witness the game is
not finished at all because we were told otherwise and will take jank gameplay seriously. Yes journos are playing a small portion of the game during the polished first hours, well they know everything is still subject to change and probably won't go against CDPR by criticizing the game too much.
Second. REDs I'm sure as hell read the forum through and through after publishing both 2018 and 2019 gameplay videos, the gameplay itself left mixed impressions and alot of critique both times. At least one group is not content with making cybergeralt 2077, a game just with compelling story and lite gameplay, which is comfort zone for writers which are treated as first class workers (or so I read up somewhere at glassdoor). Yet, founders are big fans of original PnP so they couldn't just stay in the comfort zone. And so they aimed to the stars - open world Deus Ex-like game with huge variety and working rpg system. Or 3d fallouts but with actually good gameplay and fun to use cyberware. Thing is, Deus Ex is mission-based title with hubs and not open-world, makes it easier to polish every single map and keep in mind for all possible gameplay styles. And Fallout 4 is... No, I don't want to get banned over insulting someone I don't even know by saying what this game deserves. Anyway, the point is, everything that was shown, told or hidden regarding gameplay mechancs so far, lies like a dead weight in a game either unimplemented or in ruins altogether (RPG system). Cyberpunk 2077 is
STILL not finished at all, only cool story pieces. They're trying to match with reality and reduced scale those ideas that at least have a working script, cut down on others, forget that the rest existed as a cool idea, repair once again broken mechanics, fix broken or unsuitable for at least three playstyles maps, retest everything again. Not fixing small insignificant bugs like incorrect lighting on issue with ghosts of street lights, methinks. Building together the mess. Same ill fate as The Witcher 3 that was p. barebones regarding actual gameplay.
after all one more long delay would totally destroy trust people have in CDPR. 
