"Oh no, the source code for our cracked game has been released. We're so screwed.",(reply>), @Murzinio Spoiler alert: There was no hack and they are just releasing the source code to the community because they know the community will fix the bugs faster than they ever could. XD,(reply>), @Murzinio Oh, I know for the community it's absolutely huge, and that community needs to kick out any retards that are like "If you use the source code, we won't let you upload mods" because you KNOW there will be CDPR fanboys that are purist about that. But I don't see how it'll hurt CDPR's bottom line, for the most part. It's not like it's going to make piracy even easier, especially since they have no DRM which surprises the hell out of me.,(reply>), Actually the hacker also threatened to leak HR files which can contain the private data for current and ex employes. And this is bad for the securiity of devs as well as for company. And also the devs can also lose jobs if the company lose a lot of money (which is very likely). So all in all you shouldn't hack or promote to hack into a company just because you hate them. That can have negative impact on other people.,(reply>), @Bullshit Department I wouldn't have too high hopes about CDPR fixing everything. Patches we got so far introduced more issues (some game breaking ones) and cut down streaming distance heavily. Major issues like police were not addressed at all and it's 3 months since release. The way it looks, they most likely have fundamental architecture problems in the codebase that won't be fixable in patches, maybe not even in a year.,(reply>), @Murzinio I dont really care about that stuff as the version we get now will be outdated and far worse to the one CD will put out in a year or two, but goddamnit let me see them angry dev comments!!! The Valve leak was really fun to look at, I can only imagine the craziness that went on in this game development lmao