Yeah i got it. I made a mistake cause I knew I should wait for the patches and I didn't.
I don't consider playing it at launch as mistake. I enjoyed the ride but not going to replay until noticeable changes/improvements are made. Don't suposse patch 1.1 will do it. I guess I will need to wait one year....
Well. Then let's hope the patch doesn't brake the other half of the game as well.
You don't use 'working days' in a open, public communication. That meaning of 'day' is used if you're in talks with a QA team or Customer Care division.Personally I'm almost certain they meant work days and not just plain regular days.
I guess we'll see by Saturday, nothing left to do but wait and see
"A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad" Shigeru Miyamoto
I wonder where Cyberpunk 2077 sits on this one, given that it was both delayed and rushed.
That's true. No Man's Sky today is a really good game but most of the people I know are still considering it as a "big flop" "piece of crap" etc. Same with ME Andromeda - quite enjoyable today, but for many "my face is tired" forever.
It isn't bad and at the same time it isn't good. Paradox.
You might be too optimistic. It's not gonna be long and the fixes are not gonna be big IMO. The reason is because he said explicitely the February update will be "more significant". Means they are not able to provide big patch in January, just throwing something out because they feel obliged to.
It's often said that gamers have short memory and when becomes good they forgive but as you mentioned it's not true. I can still remember Fallout 76 outrage. Andromeda, SW: Battlefront II were hated but eventualy became good games. The stain will stay.
Im not particulary that interested in CP right now as bug fixes no longer makes a diffrence to me because i more or less complete game. Though i do intentend to follow updates to see whats going on. For me biggest elephant in room if they gonna do something about existing mechanics and whether they gonna adress them
In many ways Cyberpunk 2077 followed in the footsteps of Duke Nukem Forever.
Does that arbitary number "10 days" realy matter? They not gonna adress everything anyways, at this point its way better just take your time and do as much as possible within reasonable time frameIt's pure irony!
That in ther big apology video and the COMMITMENT TO QUALITY PROMISE, the first important statement, ie "when will the first big patch come", is like nothing but hot air.
In any case, it is becoming more and more obvious ..... It would be funny if it weren't so shockingly sad.
You have 36 hours left. But let's be honest, Saturdays are not a big patch day. What if something goes wrong?
What's even more important right now is to keep their word. They can't afford to break promises again.
>>>straw man argument!<<<
THIS!!!!!
