Yeah, it was a fan patched/modded version I played about 5 years after release. Still janky, but it was the story and characters that kept me playing.
BTW, I played VTMB without the fan patches and it's still one of my all-time favorites.
Objectively, nothing terrible happened from a business point of view. CDPR is a profitable company that makes money not only on Cyberpunk. The game is released, yes, it does not work so well somewhere, but we know perfectly well that CDPR is known for its quality post-sale work with games, they will fix everything. And when the add-ons come out, everyone will buy. The life cycle of The Witcher 3 is at least 5 years and it is still very vigorous.
I will wait until April. And now is just the best time to buy CDPR stock, there won't be any more chance.
That seriously hurts. I hope they learn from it, something like that never happened before, not for a game that has cost a fortune. If they don't learn from it.. Let'#s be optimistic, they will learn from it!
1. Origins is the only good game in that series and probably the last good game Bioware made before EA sank their fangs into them.
2. No, Andromeda received backlash because fans were still pissed from how they were treated during the Mass Effect 3 ending debacle.
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4. Cyberpunk 2077 is not broken. It runs fine and is fun.
Yep, but it could use a Boost to it's Graphics on PS4....
Idk. I would rather they lower the settings a bit to improve performance. It already blows TW3 out of the water in terms of NPC textures, alone.
So that February patch, you guys looking forward to that in 62 days?
Gonna be sweet, am I right?
Gonna be sweet, am I right?
It's a matter of perspective and confidence. You are of the opinion that the lost revenues will be recovered, the excess expenses currently being incurred to fix the problems will be inconsequential to the discounted stream of future cash flows, and that the growth in discounted future cash flows will continue at a pace commensurate with price to earnings ratio reflected in the pre-release expectation of discounted future cash flows. You might be right -- you probably know the company better than I do.
Edit: you're probably right about the stock price being at a temporary low. That's the way shocks frequently work.
Good news. I have purchased this game today for PC ... I'm well aware there are technical issues and bugs ... and news like this imo means that there seriously will be interest to make this game better. I hope CDProject is a company which takes its reputation seriously and will want improve it as fast as possible. Cyberpunk 2077 imo is too good game for not do it 
As you say, I shouldn't do it and I won't. It's not end of the world, I just wish they stated this upfront, so I would have avoided this mess altogether.
I try to look at the company on the horizon for at least 5 years, not a day or a month.
What's next with CDPR?
1. Bug fixes.
2. The new season of the series The Witcher.
3. Three add-ons to Cyberpunk.
4. Multiplayer Cyberpunk.
5. Possible further development of GOG Galaxy
6. Announcement of a new game based on the Witcher universe.
7. I really hope that the listing on the NASDAQ.
If half of this happens, the company will be fine.
haha so many youtubers catching latest trends and copying each other with exact same rumours xD
my nephews have a PS4 so I will offer them the game, i said for people who wanna play now
Some serious irony that the username cd Projekt red is responding to is called pretty bad tweets