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CD Projekt Red rules out microtransactions for single player games
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They also gave up on finishing it and released an update that they said was the end of it
And it received wide praise by people who didn’t want to feel like they were wrong about the company
I got it recently, so after a lot of bugfixing.
While I did encounter some small bugs, it really wasnt anything bad. Performance still isnt great, but it is playable and the game does look pretty good.
While the gameplay loop really isnt anything new, I think it was worth the 30€ I paid for it.
But, of course, it would have been much better if they would have released the game in the state it is now, both for us and for them and their image.
It would still be a disappointment because it’s not half the game they marketed it as