Tha being said, he did add that online features for Cyberpunk are still important, saying, 'We are focusing on bringing online into all of our franchises one day.' With The Witcher reportedly getting a new take on the horizon, it will be interesting to see how that online component impacts a famously single-player adventure like the fantasy franchise. According to Kicinski, the team is currently reconsidering whether or not multiplayer should be a focus or even a thing at all. In a recent investors call, seen in the video below, CDPR president Adam Kicinski made a passing comment regarding the multiplayer component that was expected to arrive in 2022. According to a recent investors call, CDPR is considering pulling Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer from its game goals.

CD Projekt Red has implemented several major patches to fix the game, fixes that were required due to ongoing investigations and the game itself being pulled from the PlayStation Store, but it looks like some restructuring is also being considered. From falsifying demos to game-breaking glitches, all of it came to a climax after reports of crunch and lack of direction followed the game into launch day. Cyberpunk 2077's launch was woefully negative.

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