It's amusing you present these two as polar opposites when Witcher 3 and AC: Odyssey are basically the same game.
You're retarded if you honestly think the storytelling is the same.
Oh shit I thought they were videogames, am I on the wrong forum?
It's amusing you present these two as polar opposites when Witcher 3 and AC: Odyssey are basically the same game.
You're retarded if you honestly think the storytelling is the same.
Not 2020, but one night in February 2016 I was so utterly drunk that I pre-purchased Deus Ex: Mankind Divided on steam, and didn't notice until a few weeks later.Can anyone explain to me preordering in 2020 ?
I pre-order the payday before release date so I can pre-load the game. That's it.
Are you running out of money each month?
If things are really that tight you shouldn't be buying games, especially not at release.
Imagine using the retard tag on someone because they budget their finances so they can save for retirement and have a savings account for emergencies and home renovations. Imagine being that person.
Cant beat CoD that has annual release. So patethic.https://www.thegamer.com/cyberpunk-2077-pre-order-volume-underwhelming/
Cyberpunk 2077 Pre-Order Volume Is "Underwhelming," According To New Report
According to new data from M Science, Cyberpunk 2077 pre-orders are currently "underwhelming" but should pick up as it inches closer to its November 19 release.
M Science is an analytics firm that specializes in generating real-time data, giving users an inside glimpse at many of the biggest companies in the world. One of its recent video game reports delved deep into the numbers behind several of today's most popular titles – including Tony Hawk, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and Rainbow Six Siege – but one of the most curious insights relates to CD Projekt Red and its upcoming Cyberpunk 2077.
The new data is "based on cumulative digital pre-sales on Xbox and PlayStation, domestically." It paints of picture that might be a bit concerning for the new title, as its pre-sales appear "31% below where Red Dead Redemption 2 was on a comparable-days basis, 68 days prior to launch." Of course, Red Dead Redemption 2 had one of the biggest releases in gaming history – so that's a lofty comparison – but Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games of the year. And, coming from the studio that crafted the brilliant Witcher series, hopes are high that this is another homerun.
The report goes on to state that we should expect pre-sales to pick up as CD Projekt Red kicks marketing into gear and starts promoting the title in anticipation of its release. There's a bit of a catch to all the data, however, as it doesn't capture pre-orders that occurred beyond 12 months ago – so take these numbers with a grain of salt.
Cyberpunk 2077 pre-orders also trail "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War by 67% and Call of Duty Modern Warfare by 14%, based on similar comparable-days basis as of 68 days prior to release."
While the early numbers might be underwhelming, we still have a ways to go before Cyberpunk 2077 hits shelves. A powerful marketing campaign can do much to boost sales, and we're also missing the numbers for PC pre-orders. There's been a fair share of controversy surrounding the game, though, and we're curious to see how this all shakes out when it releases on November 19.
You're not retarded because you're budgeting/saving, you're retarded because you're preordering.
Imagine buying a game before release in 2020.
Fuck, you're beyond retarded.
Well, you signed up at Codex, so it hasn't been that good for you either.I normally work 6 days a week, never done me any harm
CopeCant beat CoD that has annual release. So patethic.https://www.thegamer.com/cyberpunk-2077-pre-order-volume-underwhelming/
Cyberpunk 2077 Pre-Order Volume Is "Underwhelming," According To New Report
According to new data from M Science, Cyberpunk 2077 pre-orders are currently "underwhelming" but should pick up as it inches closer to its November 19 release.
M Science is an analytics firm that specializes in generating real-time data, giving users an inside glimpse at many of the biggest companies in the world. One of its recent video game reports delved deep into the numbers behind several of today's most popular titles – including Tony Hawk, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and Rainbow Six Siege – but one of the most curious insights relates to CD Projekt Red and its upcoming Cyberpunk 2077.
The new data is "based on cumulative digital pre-sales on Xbox and PlayStation, domestically." It paints of picture that might be a bit concerning for the new title, as its pre-sales appear "31% below where Red Dead Redemption 2 was on a comparable-days basis, 68 days prior to launch." Of course, Red Dead Redemption 2 had one of the biggest releases in gaming history – so that's a lofty comparison – but Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games of the year. And, coming from the studio that crafted the brilliant Witcher series, hopes are high that this is another homerun.
The report goes on to state that we should expect pre-sales to pick up as CD Projekt Red kicks marketing into gear and starts promoting the title in anticipation of its release. There's a bit of a catch to all the data, however, as it doesn't capture pre-orders that occurred beyond 12 months ago – so take these numbers with a grain of salt.
Cyberpunk 2077 pre-orders also trail "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War by 67% and Call of Duty Modern Warfare by 14%, based on similar comparable-days basis as of 68 days prior to release."
While the early numbers might be underwhelming, we still have a ways to go before Cyberpunk 2077 hits shelves. A powerful marketing campaign can do much to boost sales, and we're also missing the numbers for PC pre-orders. There's been a fair share of controversy surrounding the game, though, and we're curious to see how this all shakes out when it releases on November 19.
GET WOKE, GO BROKE! When these retarded companies learn not to bend their knees to the sjw`s. Im going to enjoy watching this train wreck to crash and burn the entire company down.
Fuck, you're beyond retarded.
My responses were to Riddler telling me I'm broke because I'm on a budget, which was beyond retarded. If you're twisting that into a point about never buying a game at release then woohoo for you. Yes I'm playing Cyberpunk day one no matter what. Yes I trust CDPR and love the setting enough to do so. Half the people in this thread if not more will do the same. Sorry edgelords of the world.
Great argument but I'm not implying the multiple maps. The game is bland as fuck if you start roaming. There's no interaction with the actual world at all. You probably wanted to say that you enjoy riding while you were going to quests.
Translation for all of the above: Witcher 3 is not an open world game, it's quite the opposite inside a 3D world.
Whether it is bland as fuck is a matter of opinion. I loved exploring the world in the Witcher 3. It is open world regardless of your personal (and retarded) definition of the term.
buy at release and you get an unfinished product
buy at release and you get an unfinished product
its fun playing unfinished products; you see potential for improvements everywhere, your heart fills with hope of all the incoming fixes, the highs are higher and lows are lower but if you get a finished product whatever you see is there to stay, no hope for anything new, its soo final
yakuza 7What other major games will release in the November 5-19 range?
yakuza 7What other major games will release in the November 5-19 range?