You will read plenty of reviews going into the glitches and bugs, lack of optimization, key binding issues, they are all correct as I have experienced them. Here's the thing though, fixing those will not fix this game. The game is lacking depth, it lacks good RPG systems and it really lacks in creative vision. But hey, the garbage in the bins is handcrafted, right? Johnny Silverhand? Love him or hate him, 50-50 as I see it, but the amount of the story that relates to him? You will hate it. He is the protagonist, you're just along for the ride. He gets the girls, the looks, you will see his character model more than you see yours, he gets the cool gun and more exposition, he gets the cool lines. Why? Obviously because he played in a better Cyberpunk version, the 2020 version, you are stuck with this one. Should you buy it? If you think that CDPR will slot in a better loot system, more npc interactions, more depth to the city itself, a better balanced grind, better attribute/skill/perk system then go ahead and wait for it to go on a 50% discount but I wouldn't hold my breath. Is 2 star too low for it? No. If you bought this on PS4 and XB1 you know this is a 2 star game, but even if, like me, you have a rig that can power through the bugs and bad optimisation, what is beyond the glitches is not really worth it. To CDPR: give this the Witcher 1 EE treatment because it still needs 1 year of work just to add in the content that you teased us with and isn't present in the game, then maybe another year to clean out the bugs. But this will not make up for the release quality on some other platforms. The biggest joke is the notion that 'we asked for this when we insisted not to delay the game again'. This game would not have been finished to an honest state in March 2022.
