 Today guys, well I'm hoping it isn't but it could indeed be bad news according to a few sources I am seeing on the latest news surrounding Cyberpunk 2077. Could this game be delayed once more? Has it gone guys? My name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leave a like who helps out and if you like what you're seeing and want to see more be sure to subscribe. So Cyberpunk has been delayed a few times now, which is fair enough. The game isn't ready, then delay it. We won't argue with you because although we want to get our mits on the game, I'd rather natural finish project over playing it before it's ready. The further delay I am seeing many people calling for is due to the latest news at a CD Projekt Red. An article not long released by Jason Shryer suggests well, CD Projekt Red, or the six days weeks ahead of the game's debut. If you guys do not know who Jason Shryer is, he is without that in the minds of many one of the best sources for legitimate gaming news out there. Click this way if he covers it, it's legit. Now I will link his post down below if you want to read it, but I will go over what he said. Polish video developer CD Projekt Red told employers on Monday that six day work weeks will be mandatory leading up to the November release and the highly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077. We're nagging on an earlier promise to not force overtime on the project. Red, a subsidiary of Poland's biggest gaming company CD Projekt SA, has been criticised previously for engaging in crunch, an industry term for excessive overtime in game development. The practice often lasts for weeks can stretch out for months or even years. CD Projekt Red called Chief Executive Officer Markin Winkski last year told gaming website Kotaku that the company would be avoiding mandatory crunch and was committed to allowing employees to work without overtime. But an account from a CD Projekt Red employee recently as well as an email to staff earlier this week indicate that the company hasn't lived up to its word. The employee who asked not to be named discussing private information said some staff had already been put in nights and weekends for more than a year. In the email CD Projekt Red's studio head Adam Rodolski wrote that he was optimistic about the state of Cyberpunk 2077, which stars Keanu Reeves and that they had just sent the game to be certified for release on Sony Corpse PlayStation and Microsoft Corpse Xbox. He wrote, it was time to fix the game's many lingering bugs and glitches, starting today the entire development studio is in overdrive. Rodolski wrote, elaborating that this meant your typical amount of work and one day of the weekend. The extra work would be paid, as required by Polish labourers. Many other video game studios don't pay for overtime. I take it upon myself to receive full backlash for the decision. He wrote, I know this is in direct opposition to what we've said about crunch, it's also in direct opposition to what I personally grew to believe a while back, that crunch should never be the answer. But we've extended all of the possible means of navigating the situation. CD Projekt Red didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Laszio Winski and Rodolski told Kotaku that they were looking to make CD Projekt Red a more humane place to work. We are known for treating gamers with respect, Iwinski said. I actually would like for us to also be known for treating developers with respect. And that was the statement pulled out by Jason Schreier, like I said, linked down below. And well, it's because of this I've seen many many big guys within the gaming industry, and while many many giant content creators call it unfair to workers. And well, they should delay the game even further and not put stress on said workers. Now I ask you to give me your opinion on this down below, but here is mine. I want Cyberpunk ASAP, but what I don't want is it to be at the cost of putting depth through more than they need to go through. I'm personally fine with the game being delayed if it means developers ain't being so to speak crunched into working crazy amount of hours to get this game ready, especially in the times at hand. I mean, I don't know the actual straight facts here of how devs are feeling about this, maybe some want to work tirelessly to get their project out. I also do realise working extra hours which are paid by the way isn't in that part of almost every job, it's life at the end of the day, but I don't think it's worth your health or root. So if developers are honestly feeling worn out because of said amount of hours they have to put in or are putting in, and like the article says, some people are already working overtime, I mean I'm happy for a delay, and for sure, I know people watching this won't agree with me and want the game right now, but people, with time comes perfection, and that's what I want, I'm happy to wait for it for sure. Now I'd expect over the next few days to hear CD Projekt Red's reply to such and I guess we will take it from there, and while people I will update you accordingly. So tell me what you think about this down below in that comments section. And yes I know you're probably watching this with me not being your number one source for Cyberpunk, but I've just gotten to posting almost daily videos covering all the basics and the news, so hopefully if you're new around here and enjoyed the video, we'll consider subbing for Cyberpunk. 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