I am enjoying the game so far - the story, visual style, gameplay. Especially the fact that you can go full stealth + hack, or brute force or whatever way you prefer to complete objectives. So much usable development paths I haven't seen in any RPG I've played. In Cybepunk it feels like you can go whatever way that fits your personality and you'll be able to complete any objective if you excel at it. Playing on very hard, I find it challening in a smart way - I don't need to grind gear/mats like in Witcher and dress as I like, as long as I follow my playstyle, be that brute force shoot-anything-moving or sneaky stealthy hacky Re bugs. I can't say they ruin my experience. Sometimes it is even fun to stick a corpse into a wall :D One time it was a bit frustrating when my car wasn't moving after I completed a side job, but after I resummoned it a couple of times, all went well. Re FPS/lags etc: either it is my RTX 2070 Super / 12 core CPU / 16 RAM setup or just sheer luck, I have literally flawless gaming experience. No lag, no fps drop, no crashes. But I can relate to people playing on lower hardware / prev gen consoles. This game certainly does not feel like it was designed for something not latest. Raytracing effects are amazing and it loses A LOT of charm without fully operations max-leveled graphics. I really enjoy the fact that I can play this on MAX and not bother myself with how optimized the game is. But you need to optimize it if you want to reach broader audiencies, I'd say Re story. Amazing scriptwriting, rich language in each side job/quest. Just the fact that you can do a quest where you need to give a shoulder to a guy who had seen mad shit in life and his only friend was a tortoise... Brilliant Re controls. Funny choices, really, esp double-tapping :D Sometimes I click "Skip" on dialogues accidentally because the same "C" is used for crouch. Would be nice to allow to remap keybindings Totally worth the money, esp once rough edges get polished
