The head of CD Projekt Red spoke more about microtransactions in Cyberpunk 2077

The head of CD Projekt Red studio, Adam Kiczynski, spoke about how aggressive the approach of Cyberpunk 2077 developers to monetizing the multiplayer mode and microtransactions will be. This was announced on September 7 by the Comicbook portal. The head of the company noted that she always treated fans fairly and friendly and said that the studio would not pursue an aggressive policy in this direction. But you can expect to buy great things, Kiczynski said, adding: CD Projekt Red wants to implement such a monetization system so that people are happy to spend money. He noted that he was not trying to be cynical or hide something from fans, and explained: the studio does the same when developing single-player projects, making gamers happy after buying its games. The head of CD Projekt Red said that in the multiplayer mode Cyberpunk 2077 there will be a sale of things for real money, but it will be organized in such a way that it will not upset gamers and at the same time make them happy. Earlier, the news agency reported that CD Projekt RED studio spent more than $120 million on the development of Cyberpunk 2077. She published the relevant information in her financial report for the first half of 2020.