Its already planned. As soon as I finished W2! :)

(And I start W2 as soon as I managed to finish W1. Which ~50% done I guess... but I bought it on release before gog was a thing so it still might take a bit).

I`m a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transeuronia! :-)

Never buy a game for full price. They all go on sale at some point.

It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the riiiiiight!

Thanks for all the answers.
I like the argument, that I funded the Cyberpunk 2077 development.
I also normally don't buy games at full price, but because I liked Witcher 1 and 2 very much and heard all the praise for Witcher 3, I was ready to make an exception.

It's ok. I won't starve.

The next weekend I am staying at home and not going out spending zounds of credits in overcrowded, noisy and smokey bars, I'll raise my bottle of water and give a toast to Gerald.

This is nothing. Buying a game at regular price, is nothing. You wanted - you bought it.

Now imagine: buying a game that has a known game breaking bug and the developer does not care for years.

Thats an "aaaaaaaagggggghhhh!!!"

Is FreeOrion playable in a fun way? I have not followed its progress but I expected it to take about two more years before it had most features implemented, based on their roadmap (and I'm not talking about the 1.0 version). But it is nice seeing the project making steady progress.

Yes it is but there is VERY little diplomacy yet. It felt like a game, not like a test platform to me.

worth it no matter what!, it's a game that you can sink 300+ hours like oblivion and skyrim so don't feel bad at all and just pretend it never happened and PLAY THE DAMN GAME! :D