Elon Musk enjoyed Cyberpunk 2077 on PC

Famous inventor and current president of SpaceX Elon Musk enjoyed the role-playing adventure game Cyberpunk 2077 on PC.

The billionaire didn’t have much time for the project, but he liked what he saw. Musk Tested Cyberpunk 2077 On A Pc.

“Yes, I played a little. It seems very good. I started out as a Nomad, things were moving slowly, but then the pace increased dramatically. It looks like almost everyone played Cyberpunk on Steam last weekend! ” he wrote in response to one fan.

Furthermore, he makes ‘fun’ of Cyberpunk 2077 for apologizing to its fans.

Singer Grimes, the wife of Elon Musk, took part in the creation of the soundtrack for Cyberpunk 2077.

As you know Cyberpunk 2077 was not appreciated by PS4 and Xbox one users. CD Projekt decided to refund them. Furthermore, Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has confirmed it has no special refund agreement with Microsoft or Sony, despite saying dissatisfied players should return their copies of the game in a statement. It means players are covered by both platforms’ standard refund policies, which, in the case of Sony, explicitly prohibits refunds if you’ve already started playing a game “unless the content is faulty.”

The confirmation came from the company’s senior vice president of business development, Michał Nowakowski, on an investor call held on Monday evening. “Microsoft and Sony have refund policies for every product that is released digitally on their storefronts,” Nowakowski said. “Despite several articles I’ve seen that things are being set up just for us, it’s actually not true — these policies are in place and have always been in place; they’re not offered specifically for us.”

“Anyone who has purchased any title on the PlayStation Network or the Microsoft storefront can ask for a refund, and if it’s made within certain boundaries, usually related to time, usage, and so on, can ask for that refund,” he continued. “Our procedure here with Microsoft and Sony is not different than with any other title released on any of those storefronts.”