CD PROJEKT RED has announced several high-profile additions to the team working on Project Orion — the anticipated follow-up to Cyberpunk 2077 being headed up by the US and Canada-based CD PROJEKT RED North America.
Honestly, I played it at paunch and thought it was really good compared to other games. There were small missing features, but what was delivered was very polished. The thing that got them was performance issues on ps5. Starfield was on a way worse shape at launch and you can just tell that there are issues that will never get fixed.
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Everyone get on the hype train. You would hope people learned from last time.
I hope you’re ironic. We hope people learn. But getting on the hype train is irresponsible, every time.
Honestly, I played it at paunch and thought it was really good compared to other games. There were small missing features, but what was delivered was very polished. The thing that got them was performance issues on ps5. Starfield was on a way worse shape at launch and you can just tell that there are issues that will never get fixed.
Eventually it turns out that Project Hype Train does not have a functioning train system at launch.