A group of modders from The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 join CD Projekt Red as official company employees.
The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 have been the two flagship games of CD Projekt Red in recent years and also two of the games that have received the most mods since their respective releases.
Whether it's the acclaimed open-world adventure we got to experience with Geralt of Rivia and Ciri, or the walks through Night City that drew criticism from distro and sinister, players have been able to incorporate plenty of fan-made modifications.
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And this has not gone unnoticed by CD Projekt Red. The Polish developer has taken note and has been following with interest the input, in terms of mods, that their games have received in order to incorporate talented personnel to their teams.
The team behind the open source mod tool, WolvenKit, recently announced that they will now become part of the official CD Project Red template after joining the company.
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This announcement has been posted on the Cyberpunk 2077 modding community Discord server. Hambalkó Bence (known as Traderain) has announced that, along with Blumster, Nightmarea and rfuzzo, it will be joining CD Projekt Red.
What will your new assignments be? As the publication reported, everything indicates that they will backend tasks and modding support in "various Cyberpunk 2077 related projects". On the other hand, the news has worried some modders, who will see how one of the most popular tools is lost.
There seems to be a lot of wood to chop when it comes to this matter for gambling. Without going any further, it has been reported that Cyberpunk 2077 and its patch 1.3 give problems in old CPUs, although, precisely a mod solves it.
Source: TechRaptor
