Cyberpunk 2077 "Even More Ambitious" Than Originally Planned

@Ripper_TV: Graphics bearable??? Witcher 3 is one of the most beutiful games out there, even with the graphics downgrade. I play this game on ultra on PC and it looks fenomonal to me.

@Ripper_TV: you must be pretty dumb,try to think a little some time.

Witcher 3 looked the same on x one and ps4. Like all other multi platform games.

And it's all about optimization, look at the graphics in gta 5 on Xbox 360 and ps3 that was amazing on 10 year old consoles...

@Ripper_TV: So 30/40 million people can't enjoy a game just because you want it to look a little prettier for you? That's kind of selfish dude.. The game will still look amazing on PC and you know that.

@Cataclysmic0001: Lets say for shiggles that up to half of the people who bought the game bought it on sale for half-off while half bought it at full price. So average value is $45. That's 6,000,000 x $45 = $270 million. $270 million - $81 million = $189 million. If you click the link above it says that that $81 million includes marketing costs as well as game development. You telling me that nearly $160 million dollars just went "poof"?

@Cataclysmic0001: "6 million copies sold against an $81 million budget." - That's a tad more than 30 million.

@rayo_theking: Big games take big money to fund. It is a business after all and not some garage non-profit. You want investors, you show them the money otherwise they'll take their cash and invest elsewhere. That isn't to say those who have been hired aren't well intentioned customer focused employees.

@rayo_theking: or maybe now truth comes out :P

@se007: You don't know much about the Pen and Paper RPG this is based on do you? That picture is an iconic piece of art in the book. It is recreated here. Just stop where you are Outrage Warrior....

@se007: Exactly. Total clickbait.

@megakoresh: Is NHL = National Hockey League ?

@jasongm: git gud

@nurnberg: Witcher 3 is by far the least buggy open world game I have ever played. My first playthrough that clocked in at about 100 hours had not one quest bug out or any serious bugs happen. Still not had any quests bug out on me on later playthroughs. Perhaps I am lucky, but that is at least my experience.

@nurnberg: The game wasn't broken at all... at least in the 50 hours I have played so far. Maybe experienced one or two glitches.

@nurnberg: And witcher 3 was still outragously exceptional, won game of the year it was so good.

@bluefox755: http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline

I didn't realise Fallout had such a detailed timeline.

@Cruxis27: Speak for yourself, I'll take as many updates as they want to give.

@Marsh87: Bioware games are trashy. Some of the characters are interesting, but it reminds me of playing a text based adventure game in the 80s or something. TEXT: (After a dark night searching the forbidden zone you wake up, having consumed half your rations) instead of actually playing it, you JUST READ it. No fun. The environments are always small and poorly designed, and the combat in their games is like half done. I think Dragon Age Inquisition was their best game and it still felt like a slogging collect-athon much of the time.

@Marsh87: Bioware has had some missteps, but imo DAI was a pretty solid game. The dragon fights was worth the price tag alone.

@Marsh87: EA ruined Bioware, also The Witcher games have just gotten better as the series went on and didn't degrade horribly like Mass Effect and Dragon Age.

@Evil_Saluki: Hehe.

@dnsfw_jamus: Gameplay or it didn't happen