I bought Cyberpunk 2077 the day they announced the release date. And as everyone else, I got really disappointed when I tried to play the day it was released. But I still wanted to play, so I decided to wait. Fast forward to 2021. Right after I managed to buy a RTX 3060, it was time to give it another try. And performance wise, I got no complaints. I'm running on the preset "Ray Traicing Ultra" with a somewhat stable 60 FPS. (I got a Ryzen 5 3600 and 16gb of RAM at 3200mhz) The game still have quite a lot of bugs, like you getting close to a shelf and then things like a pile of paper or cans just exploding in a physics mess, but honestly that's normal for open worlds on this scale, like Skyrim and The Witcher 3. I still didn't finish the main story line, but I'm enjoying the journey so far. And I got so involved in some side quests that I would catch myself doing things like killing corpo trash in cold blood and feeling bad right after the fact. So the writing is good enough to awaken those feelings in the player. Having said all that. I wish they had waited to release Cyberpunk 2077 in this state. So if you were waiting to give CDPR another chance this is the time (specially if you manage to get it on a sale).
