Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded
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Re: Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded
#2Link to actual page: https://www.playstation.com/cyberpunk-2077-refunds/
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#3Good. Software performance should be held in much higher regard.
Re: Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded
#4I 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 the patches progresses, and if you are tolerant I am sure it already is. 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.
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.
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#5Their 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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#6Their 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.
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#7I 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…
No. Unfinished games being released is a relatively new trend and only happens because companies try to maximize profit. There is no consumer advantage to it. Companies should be held accountable for their bad behavior, no two ways about it. Don’t sell your reputation by giving the middle finger to your customers.
Re: Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded
#8I 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…
People don’t expect anything “from this studio”. There are millions who don’t know or care who the studio is.
What they care is that the pricey AAA game they bought will be playable and enjoyable. Looks like it’s not.
Re: Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded
#9I 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…
> I don't get the folks who expect, exactly from this studio, to have perfect bug-less game on Day-1.
Sony doesn't care about that. It's irrelevant, Sony is just protecting themselves from a potential class action lawsuit.
CDPR on the other hand, it's like they are asking for it. All that fiasco was very short term thinking.
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#10duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25462717