TL;DR - Give the game a try. Ignore the day 1 reviews because each patch brings us closer to perfection and those reviews are outdated. Don't compare it to games produced by other companies - compare it to the witcher 3 and you'll see how they've improved and you'll see legitimate critiques that should be fixed. Sure, there are bugs. My game has crashed a couple times. No one likes that - and at first I was upset at the lack of keybinds for inventory/map/character etc because they were unchangable but this has been fixed in the most recent patch and I love it! I say give this game a chance and ignore the negative comments posted day 1 and play it for yourself (maybe hold off on consoles though for the time being but you're reading this on GOG so not an issue). I've had more fun playing this game than I did the witcher and that is saying a LOT because I love the witcher series. This is what I don't get: I paid $60 to play Doom Eternal and got 25 hours out of it, had a great time and hung it up. Thought that was money well spent. I pay the same amount for this game and currently have 104 hours in it and don't even feel like I'm ready to finish it, I have entire parts of the city still mostly unexplored. I've had fun the entire time and thought this amount of content for $60 was an AMAZING deal. - I think people are upset because they set their own expectations too high and felt entitled to a game that fits the narrative they spun for themselves. In dunkey's words: "You are nitpicking and biased". I am upset, but not at CDPR. I'm upset at people bombing this game to be a part of the bandwagon. There is cause for legitimate concern for some, but the game is quality and I'll stand by that. People are comparing CDPR to companies with way more resources, manpower, and entirely different engines. This is not fair to the devs who worked incredibly hard to bring us this game. Just chill and stare at Panam's booty ffs. Plot: 10/10 Gameplay: 8/10 Graphics: 10/10
