CD Projekt Red slapped with class action lawsuit over buggy Cyberpunk 2077 launch

[richcz3]

CDPR should have stated the visuals were from the PC platform from the outset. Noting that the console visuals would vary.

It takes a solid PC to run this maxed out and its stunning and its been very stable, but there is no way this would look the same even on latest gen consoles, especially on release.

CDPR CEO made a bad call saying console players should not have expected the graphics and performance of PC or next gen consoles on the original PS4 and XBox One. That's closing the gates after the horses have already bolted.

The base PS4 and XBox One should been retracted or indefinitely delayed until the game was better optimized to run on them. This is all bad PR for what is actually a very amazing game.

 

[Endymio]

CDPR should have stated the visuals were from the PC platform from the outset. Noting that the console visuals would vary....The base PS4 and XBox One should been retracted or indefinitely delayed

Is the CEO of Projekt Red really responsible for educating consumers that seven-year old consoles are not going to match the visual performance of brand new high-end graphics cards? The last time I purchased a car, I don't recall the dealer informing me that it wouldn't run without my purchasing a steady stream of gasoline.

 

[Namtrooper]

I am, personally, curious to see if they will introduce missing systems for the overall package. Or just patch it to "perfection" and leave as it is. Will they balance many aspects of the game? Ai in general. I will pay CDPR, if they deliver on the game they promised. God bless the consumer friendly stance in general. But call me cautious, and I hope they come out unscathed on this class action lawsuit. But they didn't deliver what they set out to do, and most likely pandered to investors and the general public instead of doing what was necessary. What has changed in management between Witcher and this? Witcher feels like a passion project, and Cyberpunk 2077 does not, yet. I am keeping my fingers crossed.