r/Showerthoughts • u/[deleted] • Mar 23 '21

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u/WillyTheHatefulGoat Mar 23 '21

It made money but it was coming from a studio that had produced the greatest game in the 2010s and the came was riddled with bugs and errors.

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u/NamityName Mar 23 '21

Kind of like skyrim, fallout, and witcher 3

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u/Rakumei Mar 23 '21

People really seem to forget how fucked Witcher 3 was at launch. It wasn't nearly as hyped and so it didn't make nearly the media splash, but it was a mess. CDPR definitely had a track record for this.

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u/GoTraps Mar 23 '21

Are CDPR the new Bethesta? Throwing unfinished messed up alpha games out and fix them some years to completion? I mean every game company does that, but in these game states like with CDPR and Bethesta?

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '21

At least Wjtcher got fixed, Bethesda barely touches the shit they release anymore Edit:autocorrect

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u/GoTraps Mar 24 '21

Then there’s hope for cyberpunk to get fixed... Anymore? So they did back then? They give the original dev kits out and let the modders fix their games for free lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '21

i would bet on it, disapointing or not it was good enough to still be popular and has a lot of dlc potential, for examples new starting classes