No Gods, Only MonstersThe Witcher IV is an upcoming single-player open-world RPG from CD PROJEKT RED, the creators of Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild ...
They’ve been working on it since they finished the next gen update for 3. That’s about two years now.
They’ve also said they learned their lesson with CP2077, so they aren’t going to give release dates or spend massive amounts on marketing this time around.
So then don’t buy it at launch and wait until it goes on sale. CP2077 ended up in a excellent state. Then you have the bonus of supporting only their fixed products while also not paying full price.
They’ve been working on it full time for two years. That’s two years they’ve been working full time on it. The full time development has been in progress for two years. For two years, the developers have been working full time on the game.
Did I mention it’s been in development for two years?
They’ve been working on it since they finished the next gen update for 3. That’s about two years now.
They’ve also said they learned their lesson with CP2077, so they aren’t going to give release dates or spend massive amounts on marketing this time around.
I will believe it when I see it because I don’t believe their words at all. CDPR have good PR, but it’s still all corpo bs underneath.
This is already an early trailer, so it seems they are following in CP2077’s footsteps so far.
So then don’t buy it at launch and wait until it goes on sale. CP2077 ended up in a excellent state. Then you have the bonus of supporting only their fixed products while also not paying full price.
I don’t buy triple A games anymore unless it is really far down the line, so don’t worry. They would have to really surprise me.
They’ve been working on it full time for two years. That’s two years they’ve been working full time on it. The full time development has been in progress for two years. For two years, the developers have been working full time on the game.
Did I mention it’s been in development for two years?
And CP2077 was in development for 7+ years, what’s your point?
That they are using UE5 this time, so they can cut more corners in development and have us a nice blurry mess out by the end of next year?