Two CD Projekt RED developers have expressed their disappointment over the recent reports about crunch at the studio, with one of them stating that he thinks people want CDPR to be the bad guys just to advance their narrative.
People Can Fly founder Adrian Chmielarz penned a lengthy note on Facebook (translation via Wccftech), arguing that crunch isn?t necessarily an evil practice, and that situations involving crunch aren?t as black and white as they may seem. In response, CDPR?s ?ukasz Szczepankowski said that managers at game development studios aren?t exactly exploiters who sit and count money while smoking cigars.

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