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Their share price is down nearly 15-16% on open. Must be absolutely terrifying for them. I hope their management's ego recovers well.
I'm wondering how it would have looked if they had just postponed the launch.
Their share price is down nearly 15-16% on open. Must be absolutely terrifying for them. I hope their management's ego recovers well.
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Interesting. I've been playing it on PC now for ~15 hours and have only seen a couple of minor bugs. I wonder how the experience is so different for users.
Crashing here constantly. What GPU/CPU combo do you have? Seems to be rather sensitive to that. I've had no issues with any other games on this PC. 3700X / B550M / GTX 1660 here.
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I'm wondering how it would have looked if they had just postponed the launch.
The easiest way to find out is to wait. CDPR always sells their games before they’re ready then continues development for a few years. It’s an unacceptable practice but the market allows (and thusfar has rewarded) this practice.
I don't want to refund the game, I want to keep it, I have so far been enjoying it and I am playing on a base model PS4.
I don't get the folks who expect, exactly from this studio, to have perfect bug-less game on Day-1. I mean, how far detached from reality and clueless about games in general must you be? There are very few studios who can produce such quality prior to release (ie last Zelda), but I guess they are not under such pressure to release on many platforms in parallel just before christmas. It will be an amazing game once th…
Sadly Cyberpunk 2077 is not that, game on consoles looks like a PoC demo at best.
Their share price is down nearly 15-16% on open. Must be absolutely terrifying for them. I hope their management's ego recovers well.
I'm wondering how it would have looked if they had just postponed the launch.
I don't get the folks who expect, exactly from this studio, to have perfect bug-less game on Day-1. I mean, how far detached from reality and clueless about games in general must you be? There are very few studios who can produce such quality prior to release (ie last Zelda), but I guess they are not under such pressure to release on many platforms in parallel just before christmas. It will be an amazing game once th…
50 years ago the quality of the code was much better. I expect some things from SW that I buy: 1. To run on normal HW (i.e. home PC or laptop dedicated mainly to web browsing and watching movies) or on the target HW 2. To have a usable interface ( Hello MS, Apple, Google - do you listen ?) 3. To be bug free or at least the main anoying bugs to be fixed. (Hello MS, Google - do you listen ?)(yes i paid for my Android phone)
>There are very few studios who can produce such quality prior to release (ie last Zelda), but I guess they are not under such pressure to release on many platforms in parallel just before christmas.
I'm impressed. So you are saying that a lot of "studios" produce crap and this is ok because other do it.
> It will be an amazing game once the patches progresses, and if you are tolerant I am sure it already is.
That's what they said about MS Windows too and look what it became of it.
> I would expect decent in 2 months, great in 6 months, awesome in 1-2 years (unofficial patches/modding including). Just like many other open world games.
See MS Windows.
> Personally, I'll wait for those 2 months at least, also due to getting better/smoother performance out of my current PC rig. I have no doubt its a game I will enjoy tremendously, again and again, it fits my preferred style very much.
Until one day when you had enough of its bugs, you smash the keyboard and the mouse in despair and you uninstall it.
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I'm wondering how it would have looked if they had just postponed the launch.
The easiest way to find out is to wait. CDPR always sells their games before they’re ready then continues development for a few years. It’s an unacceptable practice but the market allows (and thusfar has rewarded) this practice.