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The Witcher 4 has entered "full-scale production", CD Projekt confirms
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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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If CD Projekt and Bethesda worked together, I believe they could finally release the most broken game ever made
That’s some harsh criticism for CDPR who otherwise has a really good track record for games not released during the height of COVID.
If you want an actual bad studio to paid with Bethesda, I’d argue Ubisoft is a much more apt pairing.
Not really, TW3 has a lot of issues on launch.
Yeah for all shit it got, I played CP to completion on PC with only a couple hiccups before the first patch was out
Lucky you. I've had some bizarre bugs and apart from that still consider the game severely overrated.
Their ideas and worlds are incredible tough.