CDPR Group update - 5 Witcher games, Cyberpunk 2077 sequel and new IP in production.

[Aphex81]

ESG...fuck these kikes. They will never see another dime from me, may they all burn in hell.

 

[AwesomeButton]

Apologies for the youtubeposting, I don't have time to look up the sources:

 

[Gradenmayer]

The reason CDPR went to trash is treating their employees like shit, which lead to everyone with self respect and skill leaving, . There seats were shortly after filled by inexperienced interns who agree to work themselves to half-death for pennies just to get a 1 year experience checkmark in big studio on their resume.

Greed, hubris, lack of skill and talent. The usual big company package.

 

[AwesomeButton]

The reason CDPR went to trash is treating their employees like shit, which lead to everyone with self respect and skill leaving, . There seats were shortly after filled by inexperienced interns who agree to work themselves to half-death for pennies just to get a 1 year experience checkmark in big studio on their resume.

Greed, hubris, lack of skill and talent. The usual big company package.

As a company expands in size it will inevitebly dilute the level qualifications of personnel. As for losing people, ironically the Witcher 1 remake is being outsourced to ex-CDPR people.

 

[ropetight]

The reason CDPR went to trash is treating their employees like shit, which lead to everyone with self respect and skill leaving, . There seats were shortly after filled by inexperienced interns who agree to work themselves to half-death for pennies just to get a 1 year experience checkmark in big studio on their resume.

Greed, hubris, lack of skill and talent. The usual big company package.

As a company expands in size it will inevitebly dilute the level qualifications of personnel. As for losing people, ironically the Witcher 1 remake is being outsourced to ex-CDPR people.

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

 

[AwesomeButton]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

 

[ropetight]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

As I understood, if you don't have Witcher 3 GOTY, so does CDPR - I don't know if all owners of Witcher 3 have GOTY version by automation.
But this is actually release for PS5 and XBOX X, so you can buy it one more time on new platform.

 

[AwesomeButton]

I don't know if all owners of Witcher 3 have GOTY version by automation.

They gave the GOTY release for free to owners of the pre-GOTY version. The two are separate library entries.

 

[ropetight]

I don't know if all owners of Witcher 3 have GOTY version by automation.

They gave the GOTY release for free to owners of the pre-GOTY version. The two are separate library entries.

I hope this will be separate too - Witcher 3 was never easy on hardware, and this is probably on CP2077 raytracing level.

 

[AwesomeButton]

I don't know if all owners of Witcher 3 have GOTY version by automation.

They gave the GOTY release for free to owners of the pre-GOTY version. The two are separate library entries.

I hope this will be separate too - Witcher 3 was never easy on hardware, and this is probably on CP2077 raytracing level.

The raytracing is a switch in the options. It's any other "enhancements" that I'm weary of.

The good news is that the new clouds and the increased LOD distance are available as options even without enabling RT.

 

[ropetight]

I don't know if all owners of Witcher 3 have GOTY version by automation.

They gave the GOTY release for free to owners of the pre-GOTY version. The two are separate library entries.

I hope this will be separate too - Witcher 3 was never easy on hardware, and this is probably on CP2077 raytracing level.

The raytracing is a switch in the options. It's any other "enhancements" that I'm weary of.

The good news is that the new clouds and the increased LOD distance are available as options even without enabling RT.

There is also new content inspired with TV series, if I understood correctly.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

Skyrim special edition was also a port to 64 bits + rewrite of the graphics engine, not just some minor changes.
Still should have been free as unfucking your game's performance/issues shouldn't cost extra.

 

[AwesomeButton]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

Skyrim special edition was also a port to 64 bits + rewrite of the graphics engine, not just some minor changes.
Still should have been free as unfucking your game's performance/issues shouldn't cost extra.

Is it on Fallout 4's version of the engine?

 

[Perkel]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

Skyrim special edition was also a port to 64 bits + rewrite of the graphics engine, not just some minor changes.
Still should have been free as unfucking your game's performance/issues shouldn't cost extra.

Is it on Fallout 4's version of the engine?

Nope still skyrim engine just with extra enchancement. 64 bit is huge because it removes limit to many things.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

Witcher 3 GFX update for "Next Gen".
They are really putting their best Bethesda impersonation with this one.

Weren't Bethesda charging money for their Skyrim reboots? I never followed that story with particular attention.

Skyrim special edition was also a port to 64 bits + rewrite of the graphics engine, not just some minor changes.
Still should have been free as unfucking your game's performance/issues shouldn't cost extra.

Is it on Fallout 4's version of the engine?

SKSE version is ahead of FO4's version, performance is significantly better.
extremely noticeable with Enderal, the regular version chugs in any high density area(e.g., market), special edition version runs fine.

 

[SunKing]

https://www.ign.com/articles/cd-projekt-red-is-sunsetting-support-for-gwent-the-witcher-card-game

I am assuming they want to sell the company and cutting stuff that is losing money.

 

[Perkel]

Somewhere in CDPR iwinski is crying in chinese

 

[Comrade Goby]

https://www.ign.com/articles/cd-projekt-red-is-sunsetting-support-for-gwent-the-witcher-card-game

I am assuming they want to sell the company and cutting stuff that is losing money.

The Gwent game never had the feel it had in W3

 

[Cryomancer]

All ESG woke bugged shit made by diversity hires

 

[Infinitron]

https://www.eurogamer.net/the-witch...s-sounds-like-its-being-rebooted-from-scratch

The Witcher spin-off Project Sirius sounds like it's being rebooted from scratch​

Following CD Projekt "evaluation of the project".

Project Sirius, a spin-off from The Witcher announced by publisher CD Projekt Red last year, sounds like it's being rebooted from scratch.

Last night, the company announced its intention to write-off funds allocated for the project, which was being developed by The Flame and the Flood studio The Molasses Flood.

Today, a CD Projekt spokesperson told Eurogamer that the publisher was now working to ensure Project Sirius was better "aligned with the strategy of the CD Projekt Group".

In a note to investors, CD Projekt said its decision was due to it re-evaluating "the scope and commercial potential of the original concept of Project Sirius, and ongoing work on formulating a new framework for this project".

It sounds a lot like the project may be rebooted from scratch, with or without The Molasses Flood still on board.

When contacted by Eurogamer today, CD Projekt declined to say anything more definitive on the status of the project, or its potential future, for the time being.

"Thanks for the inquiry," a CD Projekt spokesperson told me. "Our current focus is ensuring that Project Sirius is aligned with the strategy of the CD Projekt Group. At this point in time, we are neither providing insight into the evaluation of the project nor the potential future frameworks thereof."

Little is known about Project Sirius, other than its status as a spin-off from CD Projekt's The Witcher franchise designed to launch alongside a suite of new Witcher titles from CD Projekt itself.

Project Sirius was announced last October as part of CD Projekt's ambitious project roadmap, which included a fresh trilogy of big budget The Witcher titles and a Witcher 1 remake.

Away from The Witcher, CD Projekt also announced plans to develop a full sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, and a brand new IP codenamed Hadar.

CD Projekt bought Boston-based studio The Molasses Flood back in October 2021 to work on Project Sirius. The developer was originally founded in 2014, and remains best-known for its 2016 roguelike river survival game The Flame in the Flood. It also released village-building adventure Drake Hollow in 2020.

 

[NecroLord]

Gotta milk that Witcher cow dry.

 

[NecroLord]

"Away from The Witcher, CD Projekt also announced plans to develop a full sequel to Cyberpunk 2077."

Say what now?!

 

[Gerrard]

 

[Multidirectional]

if not the games, at least ESG score will be good

305 likes vs 6.8K dislikes. Fucking hell, I don't think I've ever seen a ratio like this on a jewtube video before.

 

[ELEXmakesMeHard]

https://www.ign.com/articles/cd-projekt-red-is-sunsetting-support-for-gwent-the-witcher-card-game

I am assuming they want to sell the company and cutting stuff that is losing money.

The Gwent game never had the feel it had in W3

It did from 2016-2017 IMO, before they fundamentally reworked it to be like a mobile game. Man I miss the beta version of Gwent.