@@maximilian1716 lol then maybe they should have been more cognisant of the enormous portion of the market that they were alienating by "not designing the game for console." Also that's just not really how these things work, big triple-A games like this are always developed across platforms
See to me the problem here isn t even Cyberpunk on its own. It just is yet another example of dishonest marketing, hype and gullible consumers. If you don't see the connection between the hype generated, the growing anger because of disgrunteled gamers who thought that "this time its gonna be released" and the timing just before christmas and during corona then I don't know what to say. I truly believe CDPR is sorry that they released it this way but it was just a decision to make more money than otherwise possible. Its as easy as that. Like I don't care about the game, it wasn't on my radar before nor is it now, but what annoys is me is that people have seen this time and time again with unfinished games but because CDPR are the good guys everyone is surprised and angry. Its a company, they run on money and trust. They didn't want to lose anymore trust with another delay so they cashed in. This isn't even meant as an insult towards CDPR, its a fine decision, but it just annoys me that at this point a game being released in such a state isn't even a sorry state of affair, its a business decision that I have gotten all too used to. I hate to bring this much negative energy into this whole thing and I understand that its just a video showing all the glitches (of which i think the dragging out of the car stuff is the best) but I just wish people would start to see that it isn't a problem with one developer, publisher or game, but with the industry as a whole.
Hey man, Tom speaking (not Green Ornstein who made the video and played the game), you've seen my thoughts on the AFG discord and you know how little I care for the game. I was getting Duke Nukem forever vibes by the whole affair.
Lmaooo the convo window with Wakkaka Okado is like face timing your gran but they think they've hung up
Mfs asked for an earlier release, this is what they got. Not the devs’ fault that people are impatient asf
Ahaha dude they've been working on this game since 2012, before the PS4 was even released...we can expect a BIT more stability than what we got...
@@CurmudgeonMedia eh
I mean tbh yes, the performance isn’t good, and you need an insane pc to run it, but they didn’t design it for console
And they are now releasing a ton of updates to fix all of the bugs, which is a good thing
@@maximilian1716 lol then maybe they should have been more cognisant of the enormous portion of the market that they were alienating by "not designing the game for console." Also that's just not really how these things work, big triple-A games like this are always developed across platforms
See to me the problem here isn t even Cyberpunk on its own. It just is yet another example of dishonest marketing, hype and gullible consumers.
If you don't see the connection between the hype generated, the growing anger because of disgrunteled gamers who thought that "this time its gonna be released" and the timing just before christmas and during corona then I don't know what to say.
I truly believe CDPR is sorry that they released it this way but it was just a decision to make more money than otherwise possible. Its as easy as that.
Like I don't care about the game, it wasn't on my radar before nor is it now, but what annoys is me is that people have seen this time and time again with unfinished games but because CDPR are the good guys everyone is surprised and angry. Its a company, they run on money and trust. They didn't want to lose anymore trust with another delay so they cashed in.
This isn't even meant as an insult towards CDPR, its a fine decision, but it just annoys me that at this point a game being released in such a state isn't even a sorry state of affair, its a business decision that I have gotten all too used to.
I hate to bring this much negative energy into this whole thing and I understand that its just a video showing all the glitches (of which i think the dragging out of the car stuff is the best) but I just wish people would start to see that it isn't a problem with one developer, publisher or game, but with the industry as a whole.
Hey man, Tom speaking (not Green Ornstein who made the video and played the game), you've seen my thoughts on the AFG discord and you know how little I care for the game. I was getting Duke Nukem forever vibes by the whole affair.