I never got the game breaking glitches and although the vanilla performance was lacking, the first patch fixed it, so i could play smoothly on my 5 year old gaming laptop. The gameplay was really nice (except i kept healing my non existent wounds instead of crouching - mostly my bad :D), I do however regret, that devs went with shorter main story than Witcher 3. I do hope that DLCs will lenghten or at least add new deep story quests, not just fetch/kill/steal kinds. I saw some critiques on Keanus role as Johnny Silverhand, but I call bullshit. For me, he creates a great (sometimes even quirky) character and I loved his presence as an "on again off again" companion. I hope there will be more of him in the upcoming content. Is this game breath taking? For me, absolutely! It has to be admitted however, that I am not exactly a regular game player, so my standards may differ from yours. Still, I highly recommend you give this game a go, even if it's in a month or two, when even the console versions are debugged
I fell in love with this game since the first few hours of playing the first Witcher. Great graphics, deep, immersive and enchanting story, really memorable characters, large open world, tons of hours of play and attention to details are just a few of the aspects that make this a true AAA+++ game. It surpasses most other "big company name" games not only by miles, but light years. I especially like the fact that the authors didn't shy away from adult situations. I only wish that the decisions from previous games had more impact on storyline. But still, this is a great game and it would be a great shame to miss it
