Would you suspect the bugs and glitches are a cause to the cut content of the game? If none of the content was cut, the game would probably function much better.
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Ahahahah. Yeah it's worded badly. I'm putting the blame on the publishers for forcing CDPR to release a game they wanted more from, although you can blame CDPR partially if you think they should have been less ambitious/promised less.Wait... What? Then whose bloody fault was it then?!
I think SomeOrdinaryGamers on YouTube summed it up pretty well. They first aimed at higher-end PCs, then downgrade. Because of Cyberpunk having many assets needing to be loaded in and streamed in a small area, it stresses out the 7-year-old hardware in ways not seen before. It's surprising that it's even running on older-gen hardware at all. On top of that, they put themselves in a corner when deciding not to cancel the PS4/Xbox One versions. Now, if it is stressing both the CPU, GPU, RAM, and everything on the old hardware, imagine if they wanted to implement even more systems to the game. More systems = more bugs & worse performance. Don't get me wrong, I want all of the features that have been short-ended in development, but I'm not sure how it will be possible on all of the consoles, plus it would take tons of work.
That seems like magical thinking to me. You really think improved NPC & police AI, greater environment interactivity, a faction system that actually does something, fixed physics, seriously branching storylines with real consequences in the world, AND additional content will be in the DLCs? What's the timeline for all that...by 2025?
Missed a good joke there. Could have said by 2077.
I bet you half the systems are already coded anyway, apart from the branching storylines.
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Mhm, the CEO practically confirmed this two days ago. They're likely to get the last gen consoles to a stable release and leave them there.
If its needed....yes.
Dont worry...youll be back to check it all out when its ready.....in 2025 as you predict.
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You cant find it....because it was just another made up theory that started from a molehill........transformed into a mountain.
And as usual, everybody believed it to be true.
My guess would be the loss of the senior devs is what hurt Cyberpunk 2077 more than anything else.Rumors say at least two more. One, still pretty early in development, scrapped around the time CDPR was finished with the Witcher 3 and its DLC (and that caused the first group of veteran developers to leave) and one around 2018 which was far ahead. Take with a good dose of salt.
They dont assume, CDPR showed a plenty demos, a lot contents to see which you never see in the game.
- Cut content like Wall-climbing with Manti blades, 3RD-Camera cutscenes, customize cars ...
- Unfinished content like area, where you go and shows a warning "... not yet", removed contents could be too buggy and hard to fix .. for "reasons". The reason was for less bug game to release, which is irony that One-day patch made everything worse.
I'm not holding my breath anymore. I'm resigning myself to the fact that this game isn't ever going to come close to the RPG experience that the tabletop version was/is. The problem is finding another immersive sci-fi RPG to play instead.
Correct.
Arthur "Silverhand" Morgan and Saburu Arasaka were the other two.
This idea of "childhood idols" as a means of selecting a good/neutral/evil moral compass for your character was dropped.
What publishers? What are you talking about?
CDPR owns GOG, so they are self-published. Physical copies require distributors, sure, but they don't have the power to influence release dates.
Distributors and publishers are semantics at this point. Yes, they own Gog, and on the PC side of things they're self sufficient but if you believe Sony or Microsoft don't have sway over release dates I don't know what to tell you. Even if it's not direct, disappointing the only authority on a platform is probably a bad idea.
Not absolving CDPR of all the guilt of course. I'm sure many a memo came from the leadership team about releasing before Christmas.
Lets hope...as an owner of a last gen console AND a pretty beefy gaming PC, it seemed asinine to me from the get-go for CDPR to spend time trying to optimize a cutting edge game expirience for a 7+ year old console design.
100% agreement...there are still a few 360s out there and PS3s too...why not port that badboy over to them too :/
The game released half finished with the content it did have and people are wondering why they cut so much?
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