Maybe this is part of what they meant back when they said testing didn't uncover the issues?  Then again, if they hit a point where the dev side decided to ignore Quantic because the testing wasn't helpful, it says to me that management was ignoring the issue,(reply>), @Deadfast  Yes but there is no way they would not have seen the horrible state the Game was in. Management knew and put it out anyways. QA has no power to make Devs fix Bug nor the ability to stop a game from releasing.<br><br> As a former QA Tester myself I know Dev do in fact take time to play large sections of the Game to see how it is all coming together themselves. Its like a Chef tasting a bit of the Food to make sure it tastes right.,(reply>), @GuardTower  I know, I worked in QA over 10 years ago. Still CDPR knew the state the Game was in and put it out anyways. Its Managements discussion, QA has no say in that choice.,(reply>), @Nobal Kain That's not really true. Devs will generally only play individual segments they are currently working on. They finish a feature and move on. It is the responsibility of regression testing to ensure said feature continues to work from then on.,(reply>), @Nobal Kain Its very hard to determine that, Devs can see the issue but they will still take time looking for it if they cant find the exact cause. Which is why QAs are needed to steamroll the game and create accurate bug reports with proper prioritization inorder for the devs to look for them.,(reply>), @Nobal Kain It's exactly my thought. At the end of the day, they knew. No excuses.