timppu: That's nothing. Netflix lost like 25% of its stock price!
We are doomed. Soon we can neither play our GOG games, nor watch Squid Games from Netflix. What are we supposed to do then? Sex?!?
Tokyo_Bunny_8990: Its probably volatile because of the delays and stupid investor expectations.
CDPR is pulling a big risk, making multiple new games as well as fixing CP2077 with patches and Im not 100% sure it will pay off (although good they are focusing on building up CP2077).
It really depends on how Witcher 4 turns out but if sales are great, stock prices will likely go up.
Then again, stock could still fall because sales "dont meet expectations."
timppu: Frankly, I didn't even know what CDPR was up to.
Witcher 4 has been announced? Woohoo! I really should hurry up playing Witcher 1-3 before it comes out...
Netflix is honestly an example of silly/unrealistic expectations imo. Netflix is still the most dominant subscription service in the streaming wars but the stock price fell hard because subscribers started to drop for the first time in 10 years. Now Netflix is planning on doing anti-consumer things like consider preventing password sharing and pulling money from making content. Yeah, thats going to go over well. Netflix's big advantage is just the large amount of content they make plus some decent exclusives that make the service worth it. Pull that and people are going to start not paying like they do with Disney+.
I agree CDPR stock was overpriced with CP2077 which people put way too much stock in, basically calling it game of the year/decade even before release. The fact that it flopped hurt the stock price more but unless it sold gangbusters, it wouldnt have "met expectations" imo.
Yup, I believe CDPR has a Gwent single player, Witcher 4, and CP2077 patches and DLC in the pipeline as of now.