One guy responding to someone who put words in his mouth. Words used to deliver criticism about the game. Some people were saying these things, hence why he called those people out. And there are a couple articles floating around with some SJW idiotic notion of someone being oppressed or misrepresented because of something innocuous.

your mental gymnastics wont work here.

There have been 10 articles criticizing Cyberpunk. How about know what your talking about lmao. Rock Paper Shotgun, Polygon, Kotaku and many others.

As a costumer I don't see anything wrong with what Mike said. In fact this makes me want to support him and CDPR even more.

There was a time where I'd not appreciate companies, or people, speaking like this towards others, and felt that respect above all else for the customers, even if you feel they're wrong or irrational. But, since Sarkeesian brought her brand of moral righteousness into gaming, we have been, as customers, tried to be told what it is we want, what it is we should buy or not buy, what we should be upset about, what we should feel ashamed of, and had so many cringe worthy moments built into products or announcements as these companies try to look awesome by appeasing this minority group.

Because of that, I"m actually appreciative with those surrounding a project, even if this guy isn't directly involved, speaking up and telling people that their opinion doesn't matter, because they are being irrational and coming at these criticisms from the wrong way of thinking. They're telling the devs, and the consumer what it is they want, acting like they should change it or all hell is going to break loose, with a bunch of shame thrown into the mix so they can't even respond without looking like a**holes. Well, as time goes on, some people just have to accept they're going to look like an a**hole, and it's fine with me, because the people they're responding to have been a**holes far longer.

That's a lie. First of all Cyberpunk is a RPG, not an FPS. Anyone going in thinking the gunplay is going to be Call of Duty is delusional. This is a extremely deep role playing game not a shooter and everyone without an agenda who actually saw the game will tell you combat looks fantastic.

I'd be more interested in if the person he was responding to decided to say who the (bleep) he was to say such a thing.:)

I notice that when confronted in such a way, they either back down, laugh it off, or become indigent as if they were wronged by the response.