60% (300 people) of Cyberpunk's dev team are still working on the game.

[Agent Chieftain]

For context, the Witcher 3 had a team size of 150-250 people. So everyone can stop saying "dead game, no patches".

They still have more people working on the game post launch than it took to release the Witcher 3.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2021/06/04/cyberpunk-2077-still-has-60-of-the-development-team-still-working-on-the-game/?sh=4854093d6b82

[ThyNecromancer]

Let's not forget that after release of almost every game, the amount of devs and qa testing working on fixes/patches will drop about 2-4 weeks later.

[Umakurokoto]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

For context, the Witcher 3 had a team size of 150-250 people. So everyone can stop saying "dead game, no patches".

They still have more people working on the game post launch than it took to release the Witcher 3.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2021/06/04/cyberpunk-2077-still-has-60-of-the-development-team-still-working-on-the-game/?sh=4854093d6b82

The people saying "dead game, no patches" frankly aren't looking for reasoned rational arguments.

They'll keep yelling and screaming because they feel they're somehow wronged, it really has nothing to do with the game. They're an angry mob.

[CadaveR]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

For context, the Witcher 3 had a team size of 150-250 people. So everyone can stop saying "dead game, no patches".

Mindless zombies

[orcaa]

Originally posted by Umakurokoto:

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

For context, the Witcher 3 had a team size of 150-250 people. So everyone can stop saying "dead game, no patches".

They still have more people working on the game post launch than it took to release the Witcher 3.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2021/06/04/cyberpunk-2077-still-has-60-of-the-development-team-still-working-on-the-game/?sh=4854093d6b82

The people saying "dead game, no patches" frankly aren't looking for reasoned rational arguments.

They'll keep yelling and screaming because they feel they're somehow wronged, it really has nothing to do with the game. They're an angry mob.

+1

[vschmidth]

60% is alot, about 180 of 300 [technically, its the majority]. Its far from a dead game.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by vschmidth:

60% is alot, about 180 of 300 [technically, its the majority]. Its far from a dead game.

No, the team was 500 and went down to 300. 300 is the current 60%.

[V]

Originally posted by Umakurokoto:

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

For context, the Witcher 3 had a team size of 150-250 people. So everyone can stop saying "dead game, no patches".

They still have more people working on the game post launch than it took to release the Witcher 3.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2021/06/04/cyberpunk-2077-still-has-60-of-the-development-team-still-working-on-the-game/?sh=4854093d6b82

The people saying "dead game, no patches" frankly aren't looking for reasoned rational arguments.

They'll keep yelling and screaming because they feel they're somehow wronged, it really has nothing to do with the game. They're an angry mob.

They were wronged, we were, you paid for this mess and now most of us do not want to pay this anymore, so there is damage done in this. Stop minimizing CDK's actions as you do not own part of the company nor are a part of it, they do not deserve to be defended.

[CadaveR]

The soon you people realize the majority of people are enjoying the game, the best for your mental stress.

[CadaveR]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

Originally posted by vschmidth:

60% is alot, about 180 of 300 [technically, its the majority]. Its far from a dead game.

No, the team was 500 and went down to 300. 300 is the current 60%.

Its a common pratice to move developers on new projects and leave the rest to support a recently released game. Nothing that justify silly reactions i've seen on this forum.

[Eupolemos]

Originally posted by Locke:

The soon you people realize the majority of people are enjoying the game, the best for your mental stress.

Dude the game has stopped selling. It sold 50% of what CDPR aimed for.

Of course "the majority" of whomever is left enjoy playing or they'd have left. But since only 50% of the expected customers bought the game and a lot of us who did buy the game are not satisfied at all and the game has stopped selling... Well, maybe some mental stress is in order.

But the rest of the gaming world is simply moving on. NOBODY knows which direction CP77 is taking and it hasn't taken any impressive steps forwards as of yet.

The current situation is not even an entertaining ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's just forgetable and regretable.

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by Eupolemos:

Originally posted by Locke:

The soon you people realize the majority of people are enjoying the game, the best for your mental stress.

Dude the game has stopped selling. It sold 50% of what CDPR aimed for.

Source?

[CadaveR]

Strange, CDPR hasn't shared any numbers on the sales regard Q1 2021.

Only thing they said is that around 60% of total sales in Q1 came from Cyberpunk 2077.

[Codo]

Originally posted by Orion Invictus:

Originally posted by Eupolemos:

Dude the game has stopped selling. It sold 50% of what CDPR aimed for.

Source?

Even if thats true, I believe there are many, me included who just didnt buy it instantly. I never buy a game at launch but rather wait what public opinion has to say.

Once the game is truely done, free of bugs and working as intended, I think they get a good number of more sales by all the people who are just waiting to get it at full potential.

[Eupolemos]

Originally posted by Orion Invictus:

Originally posted by Eupolemos:

Dude the game has stopped selling. It sold 50% of what CDPR aimed for.

Source?

https://youtu.be/ScStljf3_oQ?t=1098

[CadaveR]

Source: youtube.

Lol