RDR2 is an insanely high bar but I won't complain about developers dreaming big. CDPR definitely have the resources.
Witcher 3 already showed us the quality of their dlc and expansions. The free dlc that came was amazing for everyone. And the two expansion were so incredible in quality and added hours upon hours of amazing content. To the point they won awards the years they released. And all for such a bargain of a prize when they're basically the same length of a full game.After TW3, I'd like to see them try. Good on them if they succeed. And that 19 million figure.... presumably in a span of 5 years and it is contingent on the quality and dlc potential for the game.
LOL that's gold.All this Polish talk reminded me of this thread:
https://www.**********/threads/what-makes-a-car-wash-polish.1128497/
Still makes me laugh
Just make it fun to play. Because Witcher 3 wasn’t and RDR2 isn’t.
have you seen fallout 76 yetWhen this game drops Bethesda open world games are really about to be put to shame
Just make it fun to play. Because Witcher 3 wasn’t and RDR2 isn’t.
At certain as i am of its success and quality, its foolish to make such commitments this early. Especially with regards to the polish.
So are these sales expectations solely from Vestor DM or are they indicave of guidance from CDPR? If not the latter, then I don't know why people are jumping on CDPR for daring to compare themselves to Rockstar's success.
As for polish, they better live up to their country's namesake.
Literally came from the mouth of the CEO but okYeah, the OP appears to be misleading. As far as I can tell, the statement came from a polish Michael Pachter, not someone actually affiliated with CDPR.
Who the fuq makes sales projections like that public when their game is so far out?
So loads of bugs, shit controls and a shit inventory then? Great.
Can you provide a direct quote to the 19M forecast. On my phone so can't do a search.Literally came from the mouth of the CEO but ok
https://www.cdprojekt.com/en/wp-con...projekt-group-teleconference-transcript-1.pdf
Ah whoops I thought you were talking about the polish bit. The forecast came from the polish investment firm Vestor DM yeah, thought the title made that clear enough.Can you deliver provide the direct quote to the 19M forecast. On my phone so can't do a search.
The thread title was edited just then right?
Ah my mistake, didn't pick up the experts part in the title. In which case, I think people are being too harsh on CDPR for that forecast considering they didn't put it forward themselves.Ah whoops I thought you were talking about the polish bit. The forecast came from Vestor DM yeah, thought the title made that clear enough.
One guy asked if the game will be able to score 95 on MC...Literally came from the mouth of the CEO but ok
https://www.cdprojekt.com/en/wp-con...projekt-group-teleconference-transcript-1.pdf
Okay, one final question. We recently saw the release of Red Dead Redemption 2 from your competitor. What have you learned by monitoring this event, and have you drawn any lessons which may benefit Cyberpunk as regards fine-tuning the game? Well, with The Witcher 3 the bugs took around 3 months to patch out after the release (from what I can remember) and the prevailing view seems to be that Red Dead Redemption was good enough on the day of release to merit that 97/100 score. Do you expect to be able to release Cyberpunk in a good enough state to score at least 95 points, or do you prioritize your release schedule?
A fairly provocative question, isn’t it? Without a doubt, quality is of paramount importance. We strive to publish games which are as refined as Red Dead Redemption 2, and recent Rockstar releases in general. That game is excellent, by the way, we are rooting for it. Rave reviews,excellent sales. What does that teach us? Well, it teaches us that we need to publish extraordinary games, and that’s exactly what we are planning. Gamers, it seems, tend to focus more and more on hit releases. There’s only so much time one can devote to videogames, and while there gaming community is growing, time cannot be stretched. There is–well, maybe not a surfeit, but a fair deal of good games out there, and playing them consumes a lot of time. So it pays to be among the best–that’s how you get a nice fat slice of cake, business wise, and the same cannot be said for the lower leagues. In summary, we are rooting for Rock Star and for Red Dead Redemption 2, and we’re happy to see that excellent games continue to sell well.
I want more boring games like RDR 2
Also, the response from CDPR was "We strive to publish games which are as refined as Red Dead Redemption 2". It's such an innocuous statement.
We are fleshing out the game world. The comment regarding the game’s campaign, yes, it was true at the time it appeared, however not all of the game looked like the fragments showcased at E3 and gamescom; a large part was not quite as detailed. We are filling the world with content and tweaking things, and this involves a great deal of hard work on the part of developers. What I can say today is that we’re progressing fast and according to plan. When we finish, there’s also the hugely important phase of polishing all that game content. There was a question about the quality of the game we plan to deliver at launch and our intention is to deliver something of great quality. Once the game is complete, we can begin to patch various bugs, both major and minor, and we are setting aside time to complete this process.