You've probably heard all about the bugs by now. My biggest problem with the game is that it is incomplete in many regards. Lots of discussed and promised features are either lacking or wholly absent. AI drivers have literally 0 autonomy, they follow a line. If you block it, they just sit there and wait. Look away, and CD Project Red programme them to literally just dissapear. The same thing happens if you scare NPCs (similarly without intelligent AI). V's dialogue lines are worse than Fallout 4's sole survivor. In other words, you won't even feel like roleplaying is very possible. Also, choices are incredibly lackluster. You won't see much that comes anywhere close to the worst of The Witcher 3. But then again, CD Project Red's real problem isn't shoddy craftsmanship, it's the crunch culture that led to most of The Witcher 3's developers to burn out and leave the company. The same crunch culture led to creating this incomplete bug ridden mess. The only real solution would be a change in management.
