Yep. Game should never have been sold in this state, so shouldnt be kept on sale. There should be no option, simple as.
Yep. Game should never have been sold in this state, so shouldnt be kept on sale. There should be no option, simple as.
Just when you think not everything can be turned into console wars.
LOL and then some.
"Here is a toaster for sale; warning that this product may only heat bread mildly instead of toasting it and may cut out every now and again, also this product is being recalled by some retails."
How about let me people buy what they want?Yep. Game should never have been sold in this state, so shouldnt be kept on sale. There should be no option, simple as.
Yeah it's insane. Rather than making a modern day refund system, Sony decided to just not sell the game. Now people are saying they are "doing the right thing."People should be asking why didn't Sony have an actual automated refund system yet like Steam instead of this weird console war BS.
The Xbox store is the same across all Xbox consoles as well as PC. The game doesn't work all that great on the base last gen consoles but it works no different than any other major AAA game on the Series S/X.
Sony had to set up a special report page JUST to do refunds, Microsoft just expanded their existing refund policy to be unlimited instead of the 2 hour/14 day requirement (same as Steam).
I put my refund request and got it refunded within 2 minutes, there's a pretty big difference in the amount of work required between the two storefronts.
Isnt Microsoft putting itself in trouble by stating that they are selling a faulty product?
I have a Series X and want to play it, so don't see your problem the warning is fine.Yep. Game should never have been sold in this state, so shouldnt be kept on sale. There should be no option, simple as.
How about putting the game back into development, not releasing it in a half finished state and hiding it from consumers. We should be setting a precedent for this to never happen again not defend the ability for people to decide to buy a shitty release.How about let me people buy what they want?
The game works fine on next gen systems.
We have a product here it doesn't work properly but it is your choice. Look to this tv it "may" freezes after 15min(cyberpunk does that all the time on xbox one) but it is your choice...
I've had a less bugs/issues with this game on the Series X than Star Wars Fallen Order. Did I ask MS and Sony to stop selling Star Wars? No because that's absurd.How about putting the game back into development, not releasing it in a half finished state and hiding it from consumers. We should be setting a precedent for this to never happen again not defend the ability for people to decide to buy a shitty release.
How about let me people buy what they want?
The game works fine on next gen systems.
Yeah it's insane. Rather than making a modern day refund system, Sony decided to just not sell the game. Now people are saying they are "doing the right thing."
No they shouldn't be given an option to buy an unfinished product. You're basically saying it's ok to release anything in any state as long as they can get a refund. This is not a precedent we should be supporting. It simply should be a blanket "make sure your game works for everyone before you release it".I've had a less bugs/issues with this game on the Series X than Star Wars Fallen Order. Did I ask MS and Sony to stop selling Star Wars? No because that's absurd.
Is this a shit release on the old last gen systems? Yes it is.
Does the game perform like other AAA games on current gen?
Yes it does.
Should consumers have the choice to purchase a product with zero risk and a guarantee they'll get their money back if they are unhappy?
Yes they should.
Sony didnt delist the game to protect Playstation gamers, they delisted the game so they wouldnt have to create a refund policy for their storefront.
We have a product here it doesn't work properly but it is your choice. Look to this tv it "may" freezes after 15min(cyberpunk does that all the time on xbox one) but it is your choice...
Really this is not a choice. The game is broken.
Yea, it's corporate standard but still is such bullshit that companies can do this.
Lol, calm down. It is not a lie, I have the game on Series X and it works fine. Occasional minor bugs here and there but nothing serious. Haven't experienced any crash either.
Microsoft's approach is better because you can actually buy it to play on a next-gen system. If i wanted to play Cyberpunk on PS5 during christmas i wouldn't be able to, which is a much worse approach.No they shouldn't be given an option to buy an unfinished product. You're basically saying it's ok to release anything in any state as long as they can get a refund. This is not a precedent we should be supporting. It simply should be a blanket "make sure your game works for everyone before you release it".
At the end of the day I don't care what reason Sony ultimately did this for, the end result was getting this game pulled so no one can buy it until it's in a fit state to be sold to consumers. And in doing so hopefully means it's a light under CDPRs ass to get their act together.
Lol, calm down. It is not a lie, I have the game on Series X and it works fine. Occasional minor bugs here and there but nothing serious. Haven't experienced any crash either.
Where are the reports of wide spread crashes for Series consoles? DF analysis didn't mention anything like that either.You're experience is not everyones, just like the other poster. The console ports both last next and current gen are not acceptable some are having crashes every 30 mins-1 hour, people gotta stop coming into this thread with *BUT MY EXPERIENCE IS FINE* in like a weird defense for the game. Blatant comments saying they run fine on next gen consoles is not true.
Not at all. People time and time again seem to just be ignoring the fact that this game was released broken, unfinished, purposely mislead consumers (amongst other really shitty anti people practices). Just because it "may" work to some extent for some, shouldn't mean it's able to continually be sold.Microsoft's approach is better because you can actually buy it to play on a next-gen system. If i wanted to play Cyberpunk on PS5 during christmas i wouldn't be able to, which is a much worse approach.
The more likely reason they removed it from sale digitally is that they don't want people to buy it, play for a week and beat it only to then refund it for the full amount like they can on Xbox. Don't think for a second that they removed it from sale to benefit anyone else than themselves.
I have played 20 hours on my XSX, haven't had one crush yet. Many people are reporting the same thing. You don't wanna play it, fine, but there are people who do. Stop trying to justify taking away people's choice.You're experience is not everyones, just like the other poster. The console ports both last next and current gen are not acceptable some are having crashes every 30 mins-1 hour, people gotta stop coming into this thread with *BUT MY EXPERIENCE IS FINE* in like a weird defense for the game. Blatant comments saying they run fine on next gen consoles is not true.
I guess it all comes down to what everyone means by broken or faulty (for a game)."Here is a toaster for sale; warning that this product may only heat bread mildly instead of toasting it and may cut out every now and again, also this product is being recalled by some retails."
"Well if consumers want a broken toaster it's their right to buy it!"
Retailers have an obligation to sell functioning products. Giving people the choice to buy a faulty product isn't giving "customers choice".
Yes it's good the warning is there, but not only is it not strong enough but for this sort of warning it should explicitly have the option to seek a refund embedded there or a direction on where to go to get a refund so customers aren't misled.
"May" is pretty deceptive.
On an Xbox One or Xbox One S you will experience performance issues which render the game pretty well unplayable. Pretty weak move from Microsoft to be honest, should be bolder.
This argument goes both ways. A friend of mine plays this on a base PS4 (15 hours in) and he is enjoying his time despite the bugs. Could the experience be better? Yes. Is he having fun? Yes.You're experience is not everyones, just like the other poster. The console ports both last next and current gen are not acceptable some are having crashes every 30 mins-1 hour, people gotta stop coming into this thread with *BUT MY EXPERIENCE IS FINE* in like a weird defense for the game. Blatant comments saying they run fine on next gen consoles is not true.
Why? They are offering no questions refunds if you are unhappy. And everyone knows about the state of the game. No one is going in blind.lol this is pretty fucking weak, MS should follow Sony and pull the game until its in a borderline acceptable state from a performance perspective.
Far too many people here happy to be given the choice to buy a broken product. Sad to see.
It works on PS5 just like it works on PC, should they delist the PC version because it runs like shit on PS4? I like making my own decisions instead of having corporations make them for me.Not at all. People time and time again seem to just be ignoring the fact that this game was released broken, unfinished, purposely mislead consumers (amongst other really shitty anti people practices). Just because it "may" work to some extent for some, shouldn't mean it's able to continually be sold.
Given that CDPR's apology does all but admit the game is broken, retailers are accepting refunds, there's a blanket digital refund policy, and the statements from CDPR's investor call, it's pretty irrelevant what terminology we want to use on the game; it's not in a state for sale. When a console game averages 10FPS-15FPS, locks consoles for over a minute, and crashes repeatedly (let along the other bugs plaguing the game), no matter what terminology you want to use to describe it that game is broken and not fit for purpose, and CDPR, Sony, and Microsoft have made it clear they agree by allowing indiscriminate refunds (and in Sony's case delisting the game).I guess it all comes down to what everyone means by broken or faulty (for a game).
Is it "not working as advertised", "buggier than expected" (whatever that means), "performing poorly", "may brick the console"....?
I mean a toaster that doesn't toast is pretty useless, not sure the same can be said for Cyberpunk (no matter the platform).
It works on PS5 just like it works on PC, should they delist the PC version because it runs like shit on PS4? I like making my own decisions instead of having corporations make them for me.
Because everything has to be about console wars for some.People should be asking why didn't Sony have an actual automated refund system yet like Steam instead of this weird console war BS.
The Xbox store is the same across all Xbox consoles as well as PC. The game doesn't work all that great on the base last gen consoles but it works no different than any other major AAA game on the Series S/X.
Sony had to set up a special report page JUST to do refunds, Microsoft just expanded their existing refund policy to be unlimited instead of the 2 hour/14 day requirement (same as Steam).
I put my refund request and got it refunded within 2 minutes, there's a pretty big difference in the amount of work required between the two storefronts.
I suggest you to watch One X section of the DF videos again.DF showed 1200-1700p mostly stable 30 with occasionally drops to low 20s, seemed fine as console games go. If that's fundamentally broken then Last Guardian, Dark Souls, etc were all fundamentally broken too.
It doesn't. If something severe impacts a PC game like Batman Arkham Knight it does get delisted which is fine because you had no option of playing it with acceptable framerates no matter the hardware. On PS5 you can play it at 1080/30 which is the maximum supported resolution and framerate because of how Sony handles BC. Even if the PS4 version ran like it was supposed to, the PS5 version would still be capped to that in BC mode. Removing it from sale simply hurts people who planned to play it on PS5.This is a bad comparison. Imagine if the PC version ran capped at 30 FPS (and ran below that frequently) with a maximum resolution of 1080p. Would you still want no corporation to intervene?
Lmao people here ACTUALLY defending a company's right to sell a completely broken product. Console warriors are wild.
Its not broken on Series X or PS5. On XSX you can buy the game, treat it like a demo to judge the performance then immediately refund or beat it and get a full refund which hurts both MS and CDPR while the consumer loses nothing.Lmao people here ACTUALLY defending a company's right to sell a completely broken product. Console warriors are wild.
I have 15 hours and have had no game breaking bugs, haven't lost any progress and have had zero crashes.
Not a precedent we should be supporting? Why are you acting like this is a new thing? Take a look at this trailer and tell me that Cyberpunk is unique in its performance problems.No they shouldn't be given an option to buy an unfinished product. You're basically saying it's ok to release anything in any state as long as they can get a refund. This is not a precedent we should be supporting. It simply should be a blanket "make sure your game works for everyone before you release it".
At the end of the day I don't care what reason Sony ultimately did this for, the end result was getting this game pulled so no one can buy it until it's in a fit state to be sold to consumers. And in doing so hopefully means it's a light under CDPRs ass to get their act together.
It's not a lie as Iv had no issues, small bugs but nothing major. Game runs very well on my X.
Putting a warning on the store page, giving refunds if not satisfied with the game under any condition.
Yeah, it sure is misleading.