The memory leaks are real. Which leads to crashes and other software malfunctioning on the system (i.e. browser, game clients etc). And there are other smaller issues, of course, like cars not showing the correct image in the select screen etc. And please don't repeat my mistake and install the game on a SSD, since the game likes to load a lot of stuff. However, you can still feel this project was started before the corp join the big leagues and money became their primary concern. A little of the initial spirit is still there. So, my advice, enjoy it. I surely did.
Most of us are looking for the end of 2020. There was no better time to release Cyberpunk 2077, even with all of its issues. Let me tackle two of the problems mentioned by others, on PC: 1. Cannot configure the controls. There are ways to reach a working setup by editing the configuration files 2. The driving is touchy. You'll get used to it, after killing a few people. And it forces you to drive at reasonable speeds in a crowded city. If you really find it difficult try a motorcycle, driving one seemed easier to me. I personally find driving enjoyable, still haven't got bored of driving through the city, from mission to mission. Some other things I found that need improvement: 1. The map, it doesn't have basic options like: zoom, stop it from rotating; and it doesn't show the direction you are going (i.e. north, south, etc.) 2. Some perks have very few explanations. I took Hidden Dragon and I still don't know how to actually use it. Gave up even on searching it on the net. Respect for the people actually involved in the development of the game, for starting on such a big and challenging project. Blame for the people who didn't make it clear the game had problems, especially on the older generation of consoles.
