...You will always fail. The game does feel in a state of beta rather than gold (missing voice lines, basic bugs in the main quest line). Only a very few of those break the game, and you do have a quicksave button you can abuse, so even breaking bugs are not the end of the world. If you overlook those, you get to play a dystopian RPG that would have been acclaimed as the best game of 2020, if it had been made by an unknown studio. But the hype was too high (partly due to CDPR), which mean unreasonable expectations would be impossible to fulfill anyway. I'm a big fan of RPG, scenario-heavy games. To me, Cyberpunk 2077 feels like a day one release of a Grand Theft Auto game: some bugs, great content and a whole lot of drama on the web.
