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Long threads on here about that if you use the search function. If you've not played before then, yeah, game's been in a decent state for months now. It's still the same game it was though, just less janky for more people.
There is no 'physical version' for modern AAA titles. Best you can get is an empty box with a license code printed on it.
Game is 70GB, thats 9 dual layer DVDs.
Depends what you're comparing. Cyberpunk's evolution on from TW3 is really excellent in places but it also suffers from taking the TW3 (clunky, it has to be said) DNA into a very different setting where parts of it don't work well at all. It's a beautifully cinematic game with flaws. Which is where I ended up with TW3 too.
If this gets derailed into the 395384583rd "Is this game worth playing?" it will get locked.
There is nothing to revoke, the game runs 'as is',offline, and it will continue to do so for as long as you have a compatible system.