Would love to see public reaction if CDPR decides to hire Sean Murray to work as lead (insert here) designer.
End of the world is nigh!
But if you respond calmly and logically then ignore the intentional (vice accidental) trolls they won't stick around ... wait ... this is a good thing !Before, during and after release, players are going to over-react. Either because they are worried or they like drama or they want attention or they simply mis-chose their words.
Those of us not inclined to over-react will calmly and pleasantly reassure them a few times, then ignore the next two hundred times.
Would love to see public reaction if CDPR decides to hire Sean Murray to work as lead (insert here) designer.
End of the world is nigh!
A polish Fixer would help greatly.We could make a team with a netrunner
Can't be so hard though! Everyone know where CDPRs offices are, we just have to break in at night (first floor), take a couple of PCs with s and hack the Win Password. Then all we want to know will be ours.
Or, we are great fans, dont break in, and just wait a while longer. Even after all this time, I got a very good feeling about this game, and one Ex-Cod-dev doesn't change that. In fact, CDPR needs those to deliver great gunplay.
I got a feeling that 2017 will be this games big year. Maybe not release-wise, but we'll get intel. Finally.
News would be appreciated though
They explicitly said they were super impressed on how Bethesda handled Fallout 4, developing it for 7 freaking years without any actual meaty leaks or confirmation of the development leaking out (always just rumors like "I heard it's gonna be set in Boston bruh" - "Really, do you think so?"), and then in summer 2015 "Yeah, you were right, we've been doing Fallout 4 all this time, whoohoo, but guess what IT'S COMING OUT IN JUST 3 FREAKING MONTHS!!!!1 11
And CDPR said they basically want to do the same with Cyberpunk. They want to avoid the situation that happened with The Witcher 3, where they revealed the game in Feb 2013, and to the audience it looked pretty much done and ready, and then after generating a huge wave of hype, the company itself realized the game needed a lot more work which eventually resulted in a wait of 2 more years. It was a tricky situation that could have easily gone awry and resulted in a lot of fans and potential customers plain forgetting about the game because the hype dies out, and CDPR wants to avoid that this time.
and to the audience it looked pretty much done and ready
Your description of what happened with W3 is not exactly accurate. Back in feb 2013 game was barely in production stage. Atm, the premiere date was october 2014
Which audience? I was already a moderator in these forums at that time, and don't recall that happening. there wasn't any "It's almost ready" sense back in 2013.
See last line above. This is not the only forum on the web.
But it -is- the forum we're in. So you could use the "it's from somewhere else!" argument for anything.
We have no idea
what NeoGAF thought, or why, or care.
If you had that sense, that's up to you
I sure didn't. I figured at least a year, maybe 2.
They owe us zip nada and people mistaking plans for promises is -why- we don't have a lot of Cpunk news.
This impression that you aren't allowed to change your mind or adjust for circumstances in order to fulfill the needs of impatient consumers is a flawed one. "We're releasing 2018, all going well." would be immediately interpreted as "IRONCLAD guarantee of 2018!"
And this is somehow new?Around here, on the official forums, there was little to no such sense of it's almost ready.
Sure, if you follow the path of never reading and observing anything else than the Forum that you happen to be a Mod in, that's how you'll probably roll.
They explicitly said they were super impressed on how Bethesda handled Fallout 4, developing it for 7 freaking years without any actual meaty leaks or confirmation of the development leaking out (always just rumors like "I heard it's gonna be set in Boston bruh" - "Really, do you think so?"), and then in summer 2015 "Yeah, you were right, we've been doing Fallout 4 all this time, whoohoo, but guess what IT'S COMING OUT IN JUST 3 FREAKING MONTHS!!!!1 11
And CDPR said they basically want to do the same with Cyberpunk. They want to avoid the situation that happened with The Witcher 3, where they revealed the game in Feb 2013, and to the audience it looked pretty much done and ready, and then after generating a huge wave of hype, the company itself realized the game needed a lot more work which eventually resulted in a wait of 2 more years. It was a tricky situation that could have easily gone awry and resulted in a lot of fans and potential customers plain forgetting about the game because the hype dies out, and CDPR wants to avoid that this time.
The reveal date was Feb 5th 2013. It's even hinted at in the trailer for Cyberpunk 2077.
Just google Witcher 3 Reveal and check the upload date for christs sake. Feb 5th 2013.
And many people thought it was close to release, but it wasn't. I never said anything else.
See last line above. This is not the only forum on the web.