CD Projekt Red has been under a lot of fire since the release of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Cyberpunk 2077, from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:poor performance on last-gen consoles leading to massive refunds to the latest accusations of modders 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:discovering cut content. But now a new rum🌠or adds credibility to those cut content accusations, while also providing insight into CD Projekt Red's damage control plans.
The rumor comes from a post on GameFAQs that was . They had a lot to say about the game's release last month, noting that 168澳🍒洲幸运5开奖网:Sony was furious over the game's refund volume and that major depart꧙ures from the Polish developer are expected in the future.
Also, there was a lot♒ of cut content from the final product. Mostly in trems of quests, which were either cut for being too much even for Cyberpunk's very adult themes or the devs just couldn't get them to work in time for release.
"We've scrapped two whole arcs because the mission cleaned a save𝔍 due to a bug with character placement," the dev wrote. "We've also scrapped a big portion of the underground and sewers because of bugs. Night City had three different types of cab besides Villefort and drivers would hold whole conversations and give quests. That also h🔴ad to be scrapped."
Before rꦺ⛦elease day, Cyberpunk 2077's development build was a whopping 160 GB. Now, it's less than half that size just so it could fit onto the PS4 and Xbox One.
Also, the dev says that CDPR has completely given up on the current build of the game for previous-gen consoles and will be rewriting the coꦏde from scratch. This will hopefully drastically improve performance while maintaining the beau🔯tiful visuals you can see on PC and hopefully current-gen consoles.
All of this is unverified, however, and CD Projekt Red has taken the rare step of actually respondꦜing to the rumor at all. "This story is simply not true," wrote the devs on both their official Twitter account and .
But is the entire story untrue, or just parts or it? It would certainly go a long way to explain the sorry state Cyberpunk released in. And a few tidbits would🌺 make a lot of sense too. CDPR is apparently planning a “No Man’s Sky-style comeback” around June after several major patches, but the anonymous devs said not to expect a truly complete game until the end of the year.
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