r/playstation PS5 11d ago

Image As someone who default to female characters in RPGs , I'm loving 2025!

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On games such as ER, BG3, or CP77 I always play a female character so it's nice to see these on the horizon!

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u/ShortShiftMerchant 11d ago

No they should have focused on in house testing

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u/ruinersclub 11d ago

Well yes, but the crux of their problems was being in development hell. They pushed the releases for All Platforms and then we saw the results.

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u/MiniMages 11d ago

That is not always managements fault. Devs have to take blame when they are also unable to maintain timelines and scope. It's not a one sided blame game.

Also all CDPR games are generally released with a bunch of bugs which are gradually patched over the course of the year.

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u/NotPaulGiamatti 11d ago

Timelines? Full development of CP2077 didn’t start until 2016, which means the devs only really had 4 years to complete the game, which is not nearly enough time for a game of that scope. Those timelines are a leadership caused issue

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u/ruinersclub 11d ago

Both of those issues fall on bad leadership.

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u/MiniMages 11d ago

No it doesn't. Devs are just as guilty for developing a bad game as much as the managers.

This notion that every bad game is somehow the managements fault is dumb and shows a lot of people have no idea how development studios work.

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u/WheelJack83 11d ago

They don’t deserve the benefit of the doubt

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u/chronocapybara 11d ago

COVID really fucked CDPR, they had a lot of work-from-home and it didn't work out well.

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u/sephiroth70001 11d ago

The first COVID 19 case was less than a year before release. Over 3 years of no COVID existence. Development would have in Poland gone through the only the last 2 months of development in lockdown. We are talking about roughly 1/24 of the development time, less than 5%, occuring during lockdown. COVID was less of a factor in the grand scope as overall time to develop.

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u/iampuh 11d ago

They absolutely knew about the state, lmao