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You're probably right. I'm sure that factored in. Who knows how much dev time went to old console hardware that was never going to run the game well.
I had a similar experience playing on PC with what was a nearly brand new PC build. I ran into a few bugs but nothing broke the game. It was a lot of fun.
I think many people took issue with the launch features CDPR promised that weren't delivered until much later. I haven't kept track but maybe some weren't delivered at all.
Having never played it and largely ignored it beyond the hype and disappointment … what kind of game is it?
Like play style wise, is it fast paced or slow? Strategic or arcade?
I know it’s a RPG of sorts but …. ?
First-person action RPG. Main weapons are guns, but there are quite a few melee options. Gameplay-wise, it's honestly probably closest to something like Watch_Dogs though obviously different in enough ways to count. Somewhere between Watch_Dogs and Farcry 5.
I was really really hoping you were going to say it played like deus ex, I had my fingers crossed.
Unsure how watch dogs plays, but I’m thinking a more interact with the things gta?
Eh... Yeah, add Deus Ex in there as well. It's a nice mish-mash of a lot of things that come together to form a really satisfying, cohesive whole.
Kinda like GTA but an RPG with "overload the enemy's cybernetics and set them on fire" instead of "cast a fireball that sets enemies on fire" type of 'magic'