TechJessica87
I need to get valhalla still. I still haven't beaten oddyssey or origins yet though, i always get like 20 hours in and space out.

chrisdglong
My problem playing through this game was not the bugs, none of them were game breaking bugs for me. My problem with the game is that it was just OK. I expected a much better game from the developers. The story had great moments, but the game play did not live up to any expectations that I had for this game. The game play was just nothing special at all, it was actually highly mediocre.

donta1979
 
Not really, a pandemic, people not at the office working from home, a game that has more detail than the Witcher and way more stuff in terms of the environment of Night City all jam packed in one place. New mechanics in an area they have never done before stepping out of their Witcher comfort zone.

Brad_Hawthorne
I look at this from another perspective. CDPR oversold this game for years and the hype was unreasonable to begin with. If they would of been decent on the marketing, half of this bad rap wouldn't even be there.

yaggaz
 
Remember that the game was in development for years before Covid so we can only accept that up until a certain point.    There are issues with the development and the company itself.  Have you seen this video? How would you answer it?
 

yaggaz

donta1979
 
Yes, I do and do you know what the end process of any game production is? The big whole polish phase, and fix anything that is not right or cut it so it can go to gold" ship" spent over a decade in a half in the AAA game that I was an industry professional developer in it before I retired last year .  Honestly no there is not an issue at the studio, especially with what happened at the end of the production. It got messed up pretty bad in that regard during the most critical time frame. Really hard to do not in house especially for the code monkeys with everything being remote, files being checked out. That workflow is really a nightmare on a project this big. I would take my word for it over some random youtuber that has never made a game, or worked on as many titles at as many companies as I have. Just an FYI. Even during my retirement I had Microsoft try to hire me as the new Studio producer for 343 if that tells you anything.

I respect what you've done but at the end of the day it makes no sense for me to buy a game that is completely broken in so many ways.     I'm not condemning them,  just fix it down the track with some huge updates or a Directors Cut that fixes it all and I'll buy it, simple as that.
 
But if they come out and say "It's done and we're happy with this final release." Then no thanks.