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Otherwise it would have received a more average ''it has bad performance, but not the end of the world'' reception.
Also, your experience is not that of everyone else. I have yet to crash a single time and while fps is low its also a lot more stable then my experience in Cyberpunk. Having low but stable fps has much less of a negative impact then having higher but stuttering performance.
When you write this I have to honestly question if you really played the game, or are just repeating what others told you. While there are bugs present, the amount or severity of bugs is pretty low on the list of issues this game has. Atleast for the playerbase. I'm sure the devs feel differently about that, considering it a high priority issue.
A lot of loadings, but below 2s each is okey-ish, while i'll mod my way once the devkit is up to make an equivalent of skyrim open cities.
the thing is, as title implies
some people have such low standards that its kinda funny watching them say "i eat what i like and i dont eat what i dont like" while they grab spoonfuls of rat poison
kinda hard to take you seriously mate
Well to be fair Cyberpunk on PC wasnt all that terrible. Even then id still say this game is more stable.
For everybody I’ll sum up this post
Waaa! Doesn’t work on my computer , waaa must be same for everyone . If you disagree f you waaaaa!