The hacking of 2077 got into a bad start and brought the rage of the investors, who were complaining afterwards. The case has already been solved to a payment of millions.
Cyberpunk 2077 began in December of 2020 with high hopes but was sometimes catastrophic. It was an impossible and long time to frighten the fans and win over them. Due to these circumstances, a lawsuit was even filed against CD Projekt RED, and now it is finally settled.
The case was a lawsuit filed by Rosen Law Firm, and CD Projekt RED has now agreed to pay a whopping $1.85 million to settle the case. The focus was on the compensation of fraud statements made before publication by the developer on the actual actual state of Cyberpunk 2077.
The lawsuit resulted in possible damages of up to 11 million dollars, so that the settlement means that CD Projekt RED will receive one fraction of that. Anyone who traded CD Projekt RED products between January 16, 2020 and December 17, 2020, may benefit. $0.49 per piece can be claimed from the settlement settlement.
In total, in the beginning, there were even four separate lawsuits involving Cyberpunk 2077, which ended up being separated in one. With the current settlement, the studio can now fully focus on its actual core business again, in the hope that stories like that about the start of Cyberpunk 2077 will never repeat.
At the time, the sci-fi RPG was a failure on the last-gen consoles, and was practically unplayable due to the many bad bugs in the retail version. The game was completely destroyed from the PlayStation Store and creators paid several refunds for its return.
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