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You: THEY ABANDONED THE GAME! IT'S DEAD! AAA!
Relax, they will patch it. It's a good game with technical problems, which is better than a bad game in good technical condition. You can fix bugs, you can't fix bad design.
Are you good brother? I think you left your brain on slip your head
Played it since day 1, I had saw not a single bug, just improvements in performance and then the only update that I noted diff was the one to exclude characters from multiplayer
You can set your patches to "not update auto" on steam, and also can turn of your internet before opening steam to play the game. At least while you are afraid of that. But I dont think an update will break anything from your current run
You dont want a patch to include the most amount of fixes if you have game/story breaking problems that needs to be adressed