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The Witcher 4 has entered full-scale production, CD Projekt has confirmed
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Every game they release runs like dogshit at best at launch. Something noone ever seems to remember.
I wonder how they gonna fuck it up this time.
The reason noone seems to remember how bad CDPR games run at launch is that they actually invest time to fix them. Yes, they shouldn't release them in this state, but after a while they are fine and age well.
not really tho, especially with their recent game, c2077 never became what it was advertised at, they even changed its descriptions of what it actually is openly at some point
I was never really invested in the CP2077 hype. When it launched, I just stood back and watched the fireworks.
Now that they've done some work on it, I've played it multiple times and can confidently say it's one of my favourite games of all time.
So from my point of view CDPR messed up but still ended up with an amazing game and that makes me trust them enough to believe that TW4 will also be amazing.
Still not pre-ordering tho.