CD Projekt Red claims that "we leave greed to others"

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Firm was addressing concerns about 'gaming as a service' model in Cyperpunk 2077.

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[frozen-monkey]

Nice one CDPR...showing the gaming industry how it should be done

[KrisWragg]

I am really looking forward to this game, hopefully it will see the light of day in 2018! It got announced so very long ago

[Biscuit]

"Proof is in the pudding" as they say.

So many developers have promised one thing and delivered something totally different once the sweet scent of microtransaction and lootbox payday gets stuck in their nostrils.

[Rables]

I think if there is one developer you can trust its CDPR; look at the amount of free dlc provided for TW3 and the quality of the paid dlc. Also if CP2077 is anywhere near the production values of TW3, its going to be worth waiting for; let them take as long as they need!

[DemonHighwayman]

Well they can't eff things up more than EA has done with battlefront 2. Also PGG is one of the best youtube gaming news channels I've found, it's cool CDPR have replied directly to them.

[Ravens Nest]

I suppose the worry would be if the game isnt successful after such a long time in development, and have they another Witcher waiting in the wings if it isnt?

Most Games company seem to fold if they have one failure, as the costs of developing a game are huge like the budget of a big movie.

[rob4001]

Most of the developers that worked on witcher 3 have left due to poor working conditions. https://www.polygon.com/2017/10/16/16481736/cd-projekt-red-reviews-glassdoor-open-letter