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The game is amazing, was the only reason I got myself a quest 3 and I didn't regret it
Another issue is their DLCs and brand deals. They are partnered with 11 companies, have 4 (technically 6 considering IE and FF) game editions, have 4 DLCs plus a planned PvE mode (that took priority over fixing AI), and adding a micro-transaction that makes your name permanent past wipes on their first Early Access Alpha project. They are a multi-million dollar company stated on Twitter by themselves yet they don't have a majority of the content that was hinted at in their promo videos from 2 years ago? They still lack map variety or even a sense of game balance or consistent game economy considering the new shotgun is cheaper than a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ double barrel. They are also working on 2 other games before this one could be remotely considered "finished."
Sorry for the word spew, I've just seen so many people say "This is leading the Market" or (an actual quote) "This game changed my life!" When the CEO acts as if he doesn't care for the project in certain messages. I have hope this game gets better, but I'm starting to lose hope.
If u can afford more than one game, You like fps in vr, dont mind alot of bugs, dont give up when getting kicked in the ass by groups, bugs, life all the time.. then buy it.
its much easier to play in group, if u play solo GoT u must be no life masochist.