It wouldn't have achieved this so quickly if they actually paid and treated their employees fairly.
Yes, you are the new arbiter of what constitutes "fair" payment.
Not the developers themselves, who signed the contracts and accepted the salaries and decided to remain CD Projekt employees. No, you are. You know the figures, you know the profit margins, you're aware of contracts and financial obligations. You have it all figured out in your head. Naturally, you have a very precise figure in your head of what a "fair" salary is. And developers shouldn't trust their own judgement. If I were a CD Projekt Red developer I wouldn't trust my own judgement. I'd go by the pontifications of a random forum user. No, I would orient my professional life according to Certinty's illustrious opinions.
No, it isn't. The game has had management problems, that seems highly probable at this point. But theer's no good reason to think "poor" salaries was one of them.
Then again, I can't come up with a whole lot of companies that don't mistreat their workers, or work with suppliers who do.
Yes, I'm sure your definition of "mistreatment" is impartial and objective.
Oh, dear lord, the world as a whole is so oppressive. Oh, dear lord, most companies are such evil entities - and let me type all that using a keyboard, mouse, screen, PC, internet connection, power, and what not all provided by none other than those same evil oppressive corporations I have voluntarily decided to use the goods and services of but am here dissing nonetheless.
Doesn't really make it better, but I wouldn't Single it out as something CD Projekt specific, either.
Empty words. But, certainly, you are entitled to your opinion and have the right to express it freely.
of all time, faxs!!!
