Okami Games, a well-known game promoter, recently tweeted, and he made a hypothesis: If CDPR announced "The Witcher 4" tomorrow, would you pre-order it? Given the success of The Witcher 3, it stands to reason that there should be a lot of positive responses from many players. Surprisingly, however, all of the comments at the bottom are not pre-ordered, and most of the explanations given are mainly influenced by Cyberpunk 2077.
One of the most praised comments is, if the original team that made The Witcher 3 after the Cyberpunk 2077 show is still there, then how much is The Witcher 4 worth?
Netizen Slenderfriend: No pre-order, I probably won't buy their game on the day of the launch, I'll wait for the discount, they destroyed me with Cyberpunk, they didn't have a second time.
Netizen GamerRukus: No pre-order, look at the games released this year, see how much they discounted on Black Friday alone, but the Christmas holiday has not yet begun. A week before the Christmas sale, Battlefield 2042 dropped to $47. Pre-ordering games is simply a waste of money and does us nothing good.
Netizen Dutch_Cappuchino: Laugh at me, no, CDPR has proven that their game is not worth pre-ordering
Netizen: No, why? Well, if they really have a good game design, this time interesting open world and good game mechanics, then why not pre-order it? But the problem is, if it's still the same as The Witcher, it definitely won't be.
Netizen Alyx: I like everything related to The Witcher, but after Cyberpunk 2077, I don't pre-order it. If it looks good, I might buy it on the day of the launch.