The commenter also alleged that Sony was “issuing a business complaint to CDPR about the issues”.
Sony is allegedly discounting Cyberpunk 2077 players’ discontent with the game’s exhibition on PS4 even past the common two-hour recess limit. A speedy look at the hashtag “Cyberbug2077” embodies the sort of execution issues and crashes players are encountering, however base PS4 clients, specifically, appear to be generally influenced, as nitty-gritty in Digital Foundry’s investigation that talks about the “outstandingly lackluster showing” on PS4 and Xbox One.
“I needed to record a help guarantee on the web and sit on hold for longer than an hour to talk with somebody, anyway they rushed to give the discount and afterward erased the game off my library,” a player uncovered on Reddit (much appreciated, VGC). The post likewise asserted that Sony was “giving a business objection to CDPR about the issues”, yet at the hour of composing, there’s no affirmation of this case.
“Spent an hour on the phone after being denied by Chatbot and I got my refund!” added another player. “Shout out to u/SirPanic12 for the advice on mentioning the game crashing and not being able to progress further. That’s pretty much all I had to say.”Not all have been so lucky, though. While it appears some refunds have been secured, others are being denied. The OP later returned to the thread to confirm they had already removed the game from their PS4, deleted their save data, and “dealt with customer service in a calm professional manner”.
This week CD Projekt shares drooped after audits of the game recommended Cyberpunk may not wind up with as high as Metascore. While the PC form of Cyberpunk has a 90 Metascore on Metacritic, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One renditions of the game, which have been vigorously condemned for execution issues, don’t have a Metascore. The PS4 adaptation has a client score of 2.7, and the Xbox One form has a client score of 3.5. Album Projekt managers have told staff they will get their full rewards regardless of Cyberpunk 2077’s cart dispatch. Heads allegedly have assumed liability for the condition of the game at discharge.
Album Projekt has likewise experienced harsh criticism for its utilization of smash during the advancement of Cyberpunk. In September 2020, CD Projekt advised representatives it would expect them to work six-day weeks until the game’s November dispatch (it was in this way postponed to December), breaking a past vow not to constrain necessary additional time to complete the task.
