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Finis-XII posted...

In this case, no it's really not that weird of a thing to assume, because we can see what happened with Cyberpunk's development with our own eyes from the game itself. That journalist Jason Schreier's documentation after the fact just confirmed what we already suspected, and it was even worse than what we originally imagined. They cut corners in every aspect of the game to reach the 2020 deadline. Unfinished.

And there's nothing wrong with montages in itself, it's the way Cyberpunk used that one that makes it obvious they were trying to patch up a gap in the game's storytelling.

no one's denying that CP2077 cut corners - it's something that everyone either experienced for themselves or through the various negative press.

however, if a montage was used to fill in gaps, IYO, you didn't like how it was handled, or whatever, it doesn't mean the game is unfinished; it means, at worst, they used an alternative method to complete it.

that's just how it goes sometimes.