Cyberpunk 2077 Grieving Thread

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im glad, because this gives me a breather on my purchases
i in the very least have yakuza next month and someone in my family wants me to get them asscred
 
The game would easily need at least 4-5 more months of work
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Yikes, this is very upsetting thought.

Nahash said:
To be totally honest, if I hadn't preordered the game for the insane price of 25 dollars, I would have canceled my preorder today and just waited until people confirmed it's good. This is coming from a guy who explicitly built a new PC because I wanted to run this game at the highest settings.
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I upgraded last year specifically for this game as well, little did I know over a year later I'd still be waiting.

FunPosting101 said:
Given how dumb and shitty 2020 has been so far, a major AAA game release being delayed for the proverbial redheaded stepchild of videogame consoles is totally believable to me. Also aggravating as fuck, but that should go without saying, fuck Google and Alphabet right in the eye sockets.
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What is it with this year?

Aquinas said:
im glad, because this gives me a breather on my purchases
i in the very least have yakuza next month and someone in my family wants me to get them asscred
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There were a couple of games I wanted to have finished before I played it which was looking like it was going to be a bit of a tight squeeze before the 19th, this frees me up to definitely have them finished now, so it's not the end of the world, but it is frustrating to get hit with another delay less than a month before it was finally going to be released and being told it had "gone gold"
 
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When the weeb game companies start dunking on you, something's gone wrong.
 
likeacrackado said:
Unfortunately the alternatives are Reddit and Twitter. Theres enough twitter screencaps on here as is.
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"Guys this game is going to be a steaming pile of shit"
"Is it because it's another delay?"
"Yes, but no, it's because they did crunch when they said they wouldn't and mishandled trans issues".
"I hope those employees are medically ok after this is all done. "

Got to love reddit.
 
Slimy Time said:
"Guys this game is going to be a steaming pile of shit"
"Is it because it's another delay?"
"Yes, but no, it's because they did crunch when they said they wouldn't and mishandled trans issues".
"I hope those employees are medically ok after this is all done. "

Got to love reddit.
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I hate when people complain about "crunch". It is literally their job, if they don't want to do overtime then go into a different industry. I feel like most of the people who complain have never worked an office job.
 
Judge Dredd said:
I don't remember where I heard this, I think it was an episode of The Giant Bombcast back when it was good, but certification can fail for a number of petty, arbitrary reasons. The example in the podcast was Bastion. One of the failing grades was something like "failing to engage the player within X amount of seconds of the game starting". The Bastion devs had to argue for an exception because they were technically off by a few seconds. They got it eventually. Another one they mentioned was whether or not the game crashed if there is an official peripheral plugged in. So if the game crashes if someone tried the play the game with a guitar controller or a dance mat, that was also a cert fail.
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Yes, or you can fail certification over something as insignificant as using the term "menu" instead of "options", and other shit like that. From what I talked with people yesterday, apparently the 21 days sounds to people in gamedev as exactly that - a failed patch certification. Because that's the minimum amount of time between submitting again + getting to hear back about it or something along these lines, anyway.

If it's that, then it'd make sense with how sudden it was and nobody, even within the company and especially the social media people, knew until the official announcement.
 
wrangled tard said:
I hate when people complain about "crunch". It is literally their job, if they don't want to do overtime then go into a different industry. I feel like most of the people who complain have never worked an office job.
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Add on that Polish Labour laws allows basically 1 extra working day and they get 2 to 3 times the pay. Apparently no, it's corporate slavery, the difference between this and other cases of crunch are incomparable. Add on that a lot of jobs have "crunch", office jobs, lawyers, etc. Ever work for one of those big auditing, accounting or law firms? That burns you at quickly. Somehow when it comes to game design it's a special case.

Then again, this is the hive mind called Reddit, so explaining this difference is a waste of time.
 
XenomorphThot said:
Yes, or you can fail certification over something as insignificant as using the term "menu" instead of "options", and other shit like that. From what I talked with people yesterday, apparently the 21 days sounds to people in gamedev as exactly that - a failed patch certification. Because that's the minimum amount of time between submitting again + getting to hear back about it or something along these lines, anyway.

If it's that, then it'd make sense with how sudden it was and nobody, even within the company and especially the social media people, knew until the official announcement.
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if thats true then the extra 21 days should be bug fixing out the ass. adding content, while nice would cause way more problems than just basically giving everyone a less buggy game. instead of the usual release we get a game as stable as a GOTY edition.
 
wrangled tard said:
I hate when people complain about "crunch". It is literally their job, if they don't want to do overtime then go into a different industry. I feel like most of the people who complain have never worked an office job.
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The game industry suffers from crunch yet somehow it takes 5-10 years to get games out now. It's really baffling to me.
 
Hahahaha.

Imagine ever trusting any corporate entity. This game literally isn't real until you can physically hold it in your hands and play without internet.

It doesn't matter that CDPR did good shit in the past. It's a company that explicitly wants your money, always assume it's trying to scam you. Anyone buying this game when it comes out day one instead of a month after the fact gets what they deserve.

Still hope it's good though.
 
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ProblematicUser420 said:
The game industry suffers from crunch yet somehow it takes 5-10 years to get games out now. It's really baffling to me.
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It's the creatives that cause the years-long delays. It's the programmers and bug testers that get crunched.

Coincidentally, this comes after the creatives have gone home.
 
Remember, it could always be worse, at least we didn't get a game that bricks your system ...
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btw its nice to see you calmed down somewhat
 
Wonder if I should wait and get it instead for one of the next-gen consoles like the PS5 or Xbox Series X in that case (don't have enough money to upgrade my PC to the right graphics card).
 
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