CDPR is still responsible for the poor condition of CP2077 and they are still blaming someone else for their problems. For all we know, this information could have been fake/setup to gain back the consumer's trust. As a $6.5 billion dollar company such as CDPR, (which is now valued at half of that right after the release of the game) they should have knew better to establish an inhouse QA rather than depending on Quantic Labs for such a sour performance on their behalf. It clearly looks like CDPR was just trying to cut corners on this one. But perhaps they thought that since it worked out for the Witcher 3, they trusted Quantic to test for Cyberpunk 2077. However, this doesn't matter because Cyberpunk 2077 is a completely different scope than the Witcher 3 with far greater ambitions through world size, graphics, physics collisions, population density, open-world interactivity, asset diversity. Who's idea was it to continue testing through 3rd party company? Are you kidding me? No excuses, CDPR needs to learn its lesson and it doesn't matter what can be found now. They are fully responsible, they should have accounted for this.