Today CD Projekt Red released its Q3 earnings report to its investors. Inside it confirms not once, not twice, but three times that the much anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 will absolutely, unquestionably, irrevocably launch on the most recently promised date of December 10th 2020. This comes against a host of reports of the game, and its PS4 footage recently witnessed in the wilderness. Surely, then this really must seal the deal.
Become a master of chrome or stun your enemies (literally!) with grenades with Cyberpunk 2077's upgraded Tech Ability perk tree.
CG writes: In this video we showcase some nifty panther stealth gameplay using nothing but takedowns as a stealth thug build. The added movement buffs, especially crouch-sprinting and time dilation relic skills means you can really role-play a predator or batman type character with devastating results. They never see what's coming.
You do realize that there are way more enemies here and two bosses and a ton of loot. You're not stealthing all of that. Good luck trying.
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It would be so funny, if the game gets delayed again.... it most likely won't, they'll release it and continue to fix whatever needs fixing. No doubt there will still be a number of bugs that will need squashing post release, and the day 1 patch is already confirmed.
I'm hyped for the game, but I have to say that after the initial previews, my expectations have been tempered somewhat. It's not going to be the second-coming - I accept that, but all I'm asking is that it will be a deep, and richly engaging RPG experience. And in that regard, it doesn't look like CDPR will disappoint.
Pc version for me. Going to take me a day or two to download though.
At this point, 3 confirmations are not enough confirmations.
It's way past the point of another delay. They could've delayed it after this last delay's announcement but now they've built our hype back up so another delay would greatly damage CDPR financially