"I agree with the overall message of this video but I have to push back a little bit on your point around <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgV_LHeiGFU&amp;t=7m45s"">7:45</a>.  They have received backing from the Polish government but the recent layoffs at GOG show that they are NOT necessarily super financially stable.  One round of layoffs is not a warning to abandon ship but it's not exactly a great sign either.  "When it's ready" doesn't really mean anything.  Anyone who was worked on anything creative knows you can tinker with it forever if you want to without ever thinking that it's done.  "When it's ready" is thus a subjective concept", someone has to decide what "ready" means, and if CDPR is having some financial difficulty that could definitely change what their executives think "ready" means.<br><br><br>The game has been in development long enough that I'm sure it will be great no matter what happens but it is possible that it won't ship with everything CDPR wanted it to ship with.,(reply>), To be fair to a certain extent the video game and film vfx industries have always been a bit nomadic, talent moving from one studios project to another studios project, those layoffs might have simply indicated that the Gwent expansion pack/dlc work was finished. No more, no less.