Standard requirement that future games will have a “kill the journalist” mission.
I honestly wonder how IO is gonna handle people who will lose progression from this and if Stadia Exclusive Items will make their way other platforms.
Care to comment @Travis_IOI
What do you think about videos of GTA 6? From level making
What did CDPR mean by this?

Not my money, I got the refund and never picked it up again. I guess they realised PS4/X owners have more exacting standards than your average anime profile picture foes.
I’ll sell my first born to some alien worshipping cult if it means I don’t have to see this yellow background image ever again.
Unfortunately the legion of Japanophile media-illiterate pro-corporate consumption idiots is vast, wide and susceptible to being taken for a ride. So CDPR are going to be minted for a while longer yet.
Also why even spend 100 dollars to live in a cyberpunk world when being terminally online is free and gives off the same vibes?
What the new influx of CP2077 players are all about

I said it before didn’t I? Gamers are the reason gaming is dying, this is just the most visible evidence for my theory right now.
talk me through this

Short version is that Gamers don’t seem to realise that in the gaming industry they can at times set the standards the industry adheres to through their consumption habits as well as how they act and interact with the industry online.
In this case buying Cyberpunk because an anime came out and the YouTubers trying to brainwash people into think it isn’t an incomplete and generic A-A that had crunch, a review embargo, the company straight up lying about the quality of some versions and marketing it as a deep and rich RPG it was originally supposed to be in a desperate attempt to convince themselves they made a quality purchase in the first place.
Sorry this is nine hours late, I turned in early because I was dead tired.
i’ve been waiting that entire time ![]()
thanks for the write up.
Yeah I spent the last hour and half of work helping a priority process that had no records sent to us yet because the post office was slow (told him to bug the post office, it isn’t our fault yet), one person who paid for a PPF after lodgement but had no contact with the APO to arrange the payment (Couldn’t do anything, I just said I reconfirmed the contact details), several multiple status updates (lots of families think all passports arrive at the same time, they don’t) and a Congolese refugee mother who wanted status updates for her children (Easy especially since she is the only parent registered) and to know if her mother could apply without documentation since they obviously couldn’t take it from their old country (They can, it requires them filling out a separate form explaining why they can’t provide documentation and to add their details).
I also spent fifteen minutes frantically trying to remember our policy for errors on forms, an Arab man by the name of Hammoud desperately didn’t want to go by the name of Hammond. Then I remembered our policy is to cross out the error and write up the correct spelling with an initial or signature next to it.
It was a long hour and a half.

My job would be easier if people were smart enough to not book travel without their documents or if VISAs didn’t exist or if the APO had the balls to change their minimum wait time.
hey now, we keep you in work, pal.
outside of io or remedy closing down, this is literally the worst gaming related news possible:
I, Martin Luiga, a founding member and Secretary of the ZA/UM cultural association, as well as the assembler of most of the core team, am hereby dissolving the ZA/UM cultural association (not to be confused with the ZA/UM company, on which subject I would note that neither Kurvitz, Hindpere nor Rostov are working there since the end of last year and their leaving the company was involuntary. Which would seem like bad news for the loving fans that are waiting for the Disco sequel.)
The reason for dissolving the cultural organization is that it no longer represents the ethos it was founded on. People and ideas are meant to be eternal; organizations may well be temporary. I find that the organization was successful overall and most of the mistakes that were made were contingent, determined by the sociocultural conditions we were thrown into. I still encourage people to organize, and I would say that one of the qualities that the ZA/UM cultural organization sorely lacked was pretty much any formal structure.
For a while, it was beautiful. My sincerest thanks to all that have rooted for us.
genuinely devestated.
it feels like one of my favourite bands has broken up.
