#Witcher 3 won t launch Pc

The Witcher 3 is my favourite game of all time, and millions of people all over the world share that sentiment. It is the biggest argument against itself that could possibly be made - which is why itвЂ™s worth looking back at The Witcher 3. It proves the negative impact of crunch, bureaucracy, executive pressure, and dishonest presentation all at once. Every facet of this game is, in context, absurd. It clearly needed more work anyway - again, a rushed game was shipped before Christmas without concern for the wellbeing and intentions of its developers, as opposed to prioritizing their mental health while working reasonable hours along a more realistic launch trajectory. Now, seeing the state it launched in, itвЂ™s pretty clear that this accomplished nothing other than making the lives of the people who worked on it more difficult. LetвЂ™s address another thing right off the bat: CD Projekt Red developers were forced to crunch on this game.

#Witcher 3 won t launch Pc

We were only allowed to review Cyberpunk 2077 on PC - even critics had no idea how the game performed on console.

Fans had no idea that they were paying a lot of money for something that was largely defective, and given that the game had already been delayed three times, it seems as if the higher-ups in Hugo Boss suits just wanted to push it out before Christmas to capitalize on holiday sales, whether it was functional or not.

I firmly believe that the way CD Projekt executives handled the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 - especially on last-gen consoles - was deceptive, disingenuous, and downright dirty.

Bear with me for a second before you jump at my throat, teeth bared over a headline.