If we only count the Playstation copies, at least 4 of those 15 million total copies go away.
the meat of the game is there. its definately not like anhem or no mans sky where there was no content.
I think they'll play it safe with a Witcher 4 and most will have forgotten by the time that comes out. Potential investors will definitely take note, however.They might well have a success on their hands this time? But what damage has it done to their reputation?
Me thinks that their next game will be what really feels the ramifications of Cyberpunk...
I never doubted the massive launch, but I bet the legs will be bad.
Assassins Creed 3 is still the best selling AC. Modern Warfare 2 is still the best selling cod. People don't have as short of memories as some people think. This will effect their next title.
Game has been in the top 5 of steam charts every week since like september.I never doubted the massive launch, but I bet the legs will be bad.
wrongI never doubted the massive launch, but I bet the legs will be bad.
It wouldn't be a Cyberpunk story if the corpos didn't still win in the end
Have to say a lot of the failure here is on the part of the media. Going to find it very hard to trust the reviewers that piled in with those early 9s and 10s ever again.
I don't think they will be. As soon as they fix the most glaring bugs and release the next-gen versions there will be a massive influx of new buyers. They'll bundle a couple of free DLC and all will be forgiven as people start praising CDPR for supporting the game.
Again, the example of No Man's Sky shows that most customers and media have very short memories.
Some missions are choices exclusive. Alanah Pearce's mission is nomad exclusive for one.You mean 5 days? PSN/XBL started offering refunds from Dec 17. Not to mention, refunds were available long after those sales figures were announced on Dec 22. CDPR couldn't possibly have factored all of them.
The story is largely the same and your choices barely play any role outside of the prologue being different based on the life path you choose. Poor AI and physics put a huge dent on the gameplay imo.
There is no DLC coming anytime soon. The next gen version of the game isn't even scheduled until the second half of 2021.
Not a good example. No Man's Sky was lacking features that were promised. Cyberpunk was nearly unplayable on last gen consoles and a buggy mess on both PC and when played on current gen consoles.
I know that opinions are just opinions, but this review was genuinely embarrassing I thought. Even before the game came out it read as so hyperbolic it was indistinguishable from some hyper 7 year old kid describing their brand new Christmas present, let alone after everyone saw the true state of the thing.