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The critically acclaimed Witcher series has been a massive success throughout its storied run. From the books, to the Netflix Series, to the video game franchise, The Witcher has a ravenous fan base that expects perfection. The Witcher 4 could stand to learn the lessons of Cyberpunk 2077’s troublesome launch. Though Cyberpunk 2077 was eventually fixed, it is very important that The Witcher 4 has a more stable release.
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Written by Ash Mitrano
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Cyberpunk still doesnt work properly on my ps4 pro. I started from the beginning 3 times and im just done with it. I went and bought a better Cyberpunk title called Anno Mutation. Witcher 4 needs a complete overhaul.
Don't lie to fans
guaranteed enough development time
don't waste budget on big time Hollywood celebrities and over the top marketing
Finish it before selling it?
Not to let a fanbase pressure you into releasing a game before its ready!
It's simple. Don't sacrifice your integrity for GREED. Unfortunately humans will never learn this.
Most rumors I’ve heard point that CPR blamed bad developer performance for the CP77 release fiasco, so I don’t have high hopes. The scope of The Witcher 4 is most likely way bigger, so without a complete restructuring of management and business, I think that we’re bound to get another stupid deadlines + small team -> crunch -> unfinished game released cycle. I don’t have high hopes right now, they haven’t convinced me of anything.
Thanks for the shoutout to this channel from Nerdstalgic! I didn’t know this channel existed and I’m excited to binge it
More than likely, I will not buy another CDPR game again. They are added to the same list as Blizzard.
I would be mad if they fucked up Witcher 4. The wild hunt still the best game I’ve ever played
Remember when Game Maker's Toolkit urged other YouTubers to stop talking about game engines because they don't know what they're talking about? This is what he was referring to
What can any game learn from cyberpunk…don’t release a broken, unfinished game to please inpatient gamers.
until cyberpunk is in a good state… the Witcher 4 will not be purchased!
Pass it along! Bring CD project red back to their senses as a great game company…
Okay saying that Cyberpunk lacked story and characters is just absurd. That's something it did deliver on.
And since the release of patch 1.52 for Cyberpunk 2077 makes the game unplayable because it hard crashes every damn 20 mins (PC), will they or us as the consumer ever learn. Too many games never have these issues, and it's time that the consumer stops purchasing ANYTHING that is or will be released from Project Red. They can no longer be trusted, let alone be transparent about their mistakes.
this is a joke right
Listen EA, Why I got refund for BF2042 is because they stop updating BFV.
BF4 have so many bug when first released, but they never give up on fixing the issue. That is the reason I kept buying their game. But it all changed with BFV.
The devs can learn to not release a game earlier than it should be and equally as importantly the player base can learn to not demand an early release and STOP letting hype trains cloud judgement
This is, what? The 12th time hype helped kill a game? Hype itself isn't bad. Overly hyping is the thing that doesn't help
This is an interesting question, great vid.
I wouldn't mind a prequel with Vesamir. The animated Netflix film was so cool.
the only thing they need to learn
dont succumb to public pressure, and use the poor release of cyberpunk as proof for the investors so they wont pressure them avain
Nothing because It will Fail. 99% of the Good Excellent Guys left the Company and that Project is a Reboot and Reboots are always worser then the Original Versions. That are 2 Reasons why it will fail.
Im still waiting for them to fix the Delamain 2/7 car fetch glitch that makes your phone useless
CDPR was indie in 2012 and the teaser was for investors.
… gotta disagree with you on the Cyberpunk characters thing.
… a lot of those characters were beautifully fleshed out and by the end of the game, depending on the decision I made, them saying their piece left such a strong impact on me. Especially when I made the really bad decision. The way some of them reacted left me in tears. To know everything I went through with them on that long and hard journey… let me know just how much I had hurt them.
… big props to the VAs who fucking DELIVERED those lines. Really filled me with regret. And then the ending song… got damn. I haven't been hit that hard in the feels from a game in a long time.
… I was one of the fortunate ones to have ran into little to no bugs. Especially where it truly mattered.
… people can say what they will about Cyberpunk 2077… but bugs be damned, that was one hell of an emotional ride.
Cyberpunk is the worst game ever made. CD Projekt Red are the worst developers ever. The Witcher 4 will even worse.
How about not lying promise what they can deliver and yess the red engine was bad thankfully they use unreal from now on
Devs/publishers always say the "learned their lesson", but they usually don't. So i will want until release and reviews before believing anything
Both games suck. They're incapable of learning anything if they're going to look to games like this.
The funny thing for me is that if they release The Witcher 4 as broken as they released The Witcher 3, people will riot. So basically they have to release a game in a state they were never able to
Another thing about the "promises" made by the dev team. In every comment thread I've ever seen about broken promises that the devs made, someone always argues that they never promised anything. After a while I realised that they were technically correct. The devs never promised anything but they did speak very vaguely about the things, heavily implying they would be in the game. A couple of things they said was that "the police are thugs for hire" implying that they could be bribed and "it matters what you wear in Night City" implying that people will treat you differently depending on what you wear. Now these comments are some great and interesting background lore for the tabletop game Cyberpunk 2077 was based on but completely useless and misleading things to say about a video game unless you have corresponding mechanics in the game to reflect them.
Redemption??? What redemption… game is still a pile of trash
Cyberpunk at release was a deliberate scam by the owners to monetize the trust they had built. Carefully crafted with lies right up to the release. There will be nothibg learned as the talented staff near all left CDPR at this point. They will plan with what they can get away with next release and order a soulless Witcher reboot . No matter the qualit,y there will be enough buyers to make it a sucess for shareholders. Thats all that matters. the old cdpr is desd..
the bugs were a huge deal not because they existed but because they pushed it to consoles far too quickly.
PC players are use to completely broken games at launch. Red dead redemption 2 was as bad if not worse than CP2077. No one remembers.
launching it on the xbox one and ps4 was beyond stupidity