@cdragon_88: Just about. If it's found that CDPR lied to get investment, then the investors are right to be angry.

@Berserk8989: Rockstar North is based in Scotland.

Also, if you had the good sense to get the game on GoG, you have a 30-day refund period.

@Barighm: But when your game is delayed and rushed at the same time...?

@Barighm: Oof, if they said that to the investors, they're going to get nailed.

@jenilya: More the last-gen systems than the Christmas schedule. It was clear that a more modern PC was the lead platform, with very little consideration for the PS4 or Xbox One.

@ecurl143: Depends. Hello Games is venerated now for their dedication to fixing No Man's Sky. If CDPR really make an effort and make the dedicated PS5/Xbox Series X versions dope as hell, while optimizing the hell out of the PC version, the narrative can change fast.

@bingoh: That, I think, will be the lesson learned from this. They were pushing a high-end PC, and while the PS4 and Xbox One are fantastic platforms, they don't have that much raw power compared to PC hardware that has come out since 2013.

@nickpeck36: There's plenty of blame to go around. Investors have a right to know how long their investment is going to take, and clearly CDPR bit off more than they could chew with this game. Also, a "when it's done" mentality doesn't guarantee perfect quality. Duke Nukem Forever, anyone?

The problem here is that CDPR over-estimated their capability and tried to make something much bigger than they were able. That's not the invetors' fault.

@sebb: I don't see the company going bust, let's be real. HOWEVER, I doubt they'll be flying this close to the sun for a very long time after this.

@Narxes: Their valuation is too high. EA's not going to be buying that company any time soon.