I'm really glad for them actually communicating and, at least for right now as we know, honesty so. My first idea that this is something to look out for? The fact they have at mutliple points warned that the 45 minute video on gameply and whatnot are easily subject to change and not a final product. That already nets them brownie points. <br>Hen of course their prior titles. Witcher 1 and 2 were good in their own right, and 3 was a great game with TONS of content that actually felt unique, not mediocre, cookie cutter side quests, and dlcs that were both well-priced, and well worth it, featuring entirely new enemies, locations, gear, and more. Blood and Wine, one of the best expansions/DLCs I've ever played, was 15-20 bucks when it came out. If I had bought it then, I would not have been disappointed. Massive new area, GORGEOUS scenery, brand new enemies, brand new and interesting side content, main content, and characters, and meanwhile Bethesda wants 18 bucks for blue paint for power armour. <br>I have not heard that any big staff have left the studio, so for all intents and purposes, I can assume the studio is basically the same if not better than during development of Witcher 3. With that kind of talent, with that kind of respect to both their own creative limits and our time and money, I have little reason yet to think little of CP2077 as of yet. <br>Two other great studios, Santa Monica behind God of War 4, and Guerilla Games behind Horizon Zero Dawn, both great games with great worlds, one of which having a dlc that was also well proced for what it brought. Hearing they both have sequels in the works is music to my ears, and I hope they bring back that beauty of when singleplayer games were great EXPERIENCES, and not just overpriced time wasters like 80%+ of games these days.