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Should at some point get a message saying "Thanks for reporting" "This issue is now fixed" "We're working on a fix for this" or some variation of those. Or something asking you to provide further details/check something if they're trying to work out what's going on.
For example, I regularly report bugs to them. Sometimes it takes a day, sometimes weeks, sometimes even months. There's no definitive time interval to it.
When I reported a memory leak to them in October, they did not respond until January. But they do receive all of the tickets and they do respond to every single one. They're pretty slow and overburdened most likely, but they will get to them and respond eventually.
I told them I tried a vanilla install with just Win11, Cyberpunk 2077, steam and the latest set of graphics drivers installed and that was what the DxDiag and stacktrace were from... I suspect that might have preemptively killed any hope of quick feedback.
If looks like it's anything more complicated than "Have you tried turning it off and on again ?" then you're out of luck.
That's not really "Support" ... There are other words for what this is but "Support" really isn't the correct one.
Case in point : I've spent the best part of three days (solidly, in total, like 72 hours) trying numerous things to fix this, testing each potential fix in isolation multiple times, multiple combinations, timing the results of each iteration ... That'd be support - if I wasn't providing it to myself. I'd also be more than happy to submit all that data to someone who'd listen, but there doesn't seem to be anyone there.
If you've provided sufficient information that they should be able to reproduce it then that's what they try do and then they get back to you. If they can't reproduce something then they'll ask you to provide more details etc.
I've had a fair few bug reports picked up with something like this in the response:
"I apologize for the delayed response. After releases, we receive more inquiries than usual and the workload of our embedded technical support team grows proportionally."
(That was for a super low priority cosmetic bug, reply was two months after initial report.)
https://support.cdprojektred.com/en/cyberpunk/pc