Has there ever been a fall from grace than CDPR

Almost nobody played Witcher 1 and 2.

I never understood people who thought CDPR was infallible based off of one game. Sure, they did an exceptional job with Witcher 3 and the DLC but I thought the hype train was insane for almost zero reason. Witcher 1 and 2 were good clunky games with janky combat.

While people were splugging all over the place from the game footage of Cyberpunk, I was meh.

Having said that, I fully enjoyed 100 hours in the game and once the patches finish the game up and at least make the AI better, I will go back and finish.

I still think Fallout 76 did more damage to Bethesda than Cyberpunk will end up harming CDPR. I have zero interest in their next game. I fully expect them to frick up Elder Scrolls even with Microsoft now in control.

If you have a PC, Cyberpunk was fun to play with a good story. Fallout 76 was totally broken, no real narrative and absolutely riddled with microtransaction.

Yeah. Fallout 76 was a much bigger black eye. I would say it was a tie for console users. Although at least one person on here claimed he was having a blast playing Cyberpunk on his PS4.

I'm looking forward to buying a working version of the game in a Steam sale for $7 in a couple years. There's always hope. Look at No Mans Sky. It's a great game four years later.

Reputations are hard to build and easy to destroy.

All they have to do is put out a Tweet teasing a new Witcher game and the Brinks trucks will be lined up around their corner. That game gave them enough cache to recover from screw ups.

If the information the hackers release actually is damaging to CDPR, then I may have to buy stock in the company if it dips lower. Even if they can't recover from Cyberpunk and this hack, some larger company will buy them up.

Just looking at this from the outside as someone who hasn't played Witcher or Cyberpunk, this has been a bizarre situation all around.

CDPR shite the bed massively in their handling of Cyberpunk in a number of critical areas that have been hashed out on this board already.

The community set themselves up for failure by putting CDPR on a pedestal and setting expectations that CPDR could never meet. It's why I said before Cyberpunk released, even if it had little to no bugs, no major frick ups by CDPR, and it was a well handled launch, the game would still be a failure to the community that set those expectations.

In the end, CDPR fricked up and the community played themselves yet again.

Winner

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People need to revisit 76 before they continue to hate on it for its state at launch.

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Been back playing it for almost 2 months (after Cyberpunk shite the bed and I needed something to play) and have been throughly impressed - it's so much better now and the next big update should further make it great.

Dumb question but what other game does CDPR have in their arsenal (obviously beside Witcher 3)? With 76s shitty launch there was still a lot of other shite in Bethesda's catalog... I feel like CDPR hung their hat on cyberpunk and there's nothing else out there right now to bring any positive balance to the studio. Fallout 76 is a part of Bethesda, it feels like Cyberpunk is all of CDPR.

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Dumb question but what other game does CDPR have in their arsenal (obviously beside Witcher 3)? 

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Besides Gwent...nothing really. CD Project also owns Good Old Games so that accounts for a large chunk of revenue for them.