Ah it's ok, Polish is a friendly language anyway XD
for relevance google tells me Polish minimum wage is like 740 dollars a month in 2020 so that guy talking about his wage was making more or less minimum wage the entire time.
And that is often the problem with 'no mandatory overtime' you can go home but your colleagues who are staying to work will despise you for it so.. gl!
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Really? That can't be right. Game devs being underpaid for their work is common, but not by that much. With how much money CDPR's games make overseas at full price, being such cheapstakes with devs paid in zloty is damning in and of itself.
Aside that, the entire article and accompanying tweets do the game no favors. If the higher ups wanted a game that could tackle GTA while also being a good RPG (a monumental task if there ever was one), they should have given their devs the time to do so. From the looks of it this had barely 4 years of dev time which isn't too much considering its wild ambitions, and it really should have ditched old gen platforms entirely to release in the back half of 2021.
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Minimum wage is probably before taxes and he is saying what he brings home after taxes I would guess, but it's still a joke and it's why I always laughed at gamers claiming CDPR was the "good guys" while paying their employees fast food wages. People always want to cite poland as an excuse, yea it's a poor country with low cost of living but their execs aren't making polish salaries they are getting 1st world rich by exploiting their employees with polish salaries. They're basically running a Chinese factory over there to produce games.
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CDPR response to Bloomberg article:
https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamBadow...32507469553668
Someone should tell this guy sometimes the best response is to just stay silent. He keeps harping back to "it got 9/10s and 10/10s" on PC well its meta on PC is 86, which is good but far from the narrative that it was some masterpiece on PC. The 20th ranked game of the year on PC is probably not something to be brag about for the guy that brags about how big their vision and achievement was.
Him discrediting Jason's sources is also not going to go well for him. Seriously does this guy have to answer to anyone before he releases a statement? If not, he should probably hire a person for this.
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Well, that 86 is in line with a bunch of 9/10s, 10/10s and whatever else fell short of that. Its an average, naturally.
So he is right about that at least. Its just irrelevant to a lot of what that article brought up.
Does it matter if your average on PC is 8.6 when you have accusations of (IMO) mismanagement, bad press and and everything else? Just ridiculous decision making going on over there, again, in my opinion.
It definitely matters when you put it in perspective. It's the 20th ranked game of the year on PC. That would be something for a small project team to be proud of, that is an utter disappointment for a game of the scope and vision they wanted. I mean the devs had bonuses attached to a 90+ MC score ffs, devs literally lost money because of it so it also matters for staff mismanagement.
Him saying he is proud of the PC version reviews is a bold faced lie, when it did not even reach their review meta goal they set for the dev team.
I booted up Cyberpunk on my PS5, I decided to turn off Film Grain and Chromatic Aberration like people have suggested and the game doesn't look that bad to be honest. I had put off playing it in anticipation for the next gen update but considering that's like 6 or more months away, I figured I'd try it now. What I will say is it makes me very nervous playing it. I constantly feel like the game is on the cusp of collapsing. I've encountered several bugs in the hour and a half I've played, all of which were mildly entertaining/forgivable, but the game definitely feels unstable.
Just remember to quick save often(pause and hit triangle is fastest way), especially once you reach act 2. Once you get there the game basically crashes every 1-2 hours on PS5 so unstable is putting is lightly lol. I bet Sony is tired of the millions of crash reports being sent in for this piece of work since it auto reports them by default lmao.
It does look decent enough(looks like a PS4 game anyways, not like an N64 game like it does on PS4 with texture streaming issues) on PS5 and runs at a near locked 60 fps but yea the same bugs present on every platform + constant crashing still make it seem like a beta test you paid for.
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Pitiful to say the least. Of course, he's not going to come out to say "this game is shit sorry",but defending it by claiming it got some 9 and 10s is an insult to the gaming world, gamers and all those REAL 9 and 10 games out there, crafted with love and attention to details
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So once again CDPR is putting their foot in their mouth.
When shit hits the fan just shut the fuck up, Its a very simple thing to understand. Trying to pick apart Jason's article with a few selective bits just makes you look childish as fuck.
How anyone can defend the company at this point is beyond me.
I feel for the dev's I really do. Higher ups is destroying years of goodwill they build up. To me tho they are just showing their true colors.
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Reading the message from CDPR, and this bit from the Bloomberg article:
I'm going to have to call a hard stop on that "blaming remote work for bugs" angle. My company has been working from home for 8, 9 months now? We've doubled our profits since last year. We work in computer vision systems, so 80% of our development is with cameras and microcontrollers - ie, physical components that are impractical to work on outside of the office. We remote in to our work computers, or if absolutely necessary, schedule a time that we can safely enter the office without rubbing elbows with other people. In fact, why are they running their builds on their home computers at all? Who does that? You remote in to the office. I'm equally shocked that a dev office would even let builds be accessible off-property.Without access to the office’s console development kits, most developers would play builds of the game on their home computers, so it wasn’t clear to everyone how Cyberpunk might run on PS4 and Xbox One. External tests, however, showed clear performance issues.
Yeah, as if that was that dramatic. I'm working in a pluricultural environment and yeah, sometimes people from the same nationality just stops talking english and go back to spanish/indian/chinese/italian or whatever. That may be seen as rude, but as long as it's not 100% of the time, that's no reason for leaving. If you leave "because of this", there were probably hundreds of underlying other criteria.
I didn't realize "Europe" was a country. This post is even more silly when you factor in several european countries don't even have a minimum wage, even some in the European Union itself don't. I have no idea how Polish minimum wage works before/after taxes but I can already tell you probably don't either by this post lol.
You know you've fucked up when Crowbcat crawls out of the woodwork to make a video about your game.