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Lmao PvP balance as if this game has ranked competitive PvP. It just has PvP attached for fun. Everyone who bought utlrawide is well aware of performance implications.
I just hope they do proper balance passes on the multiplayer, in SM1 they did one or two hotfix balance passes and then left it. Half the weapons and weapon upgrades were useless in Exterminatus PvE mode.
That is completely incorrect. Any game that has shorter than 15 hour campaign shouldn't call itself tripla A unless it has extremely well built multiplayer (which is not the case here)
3 years to fix a game with massive open world, hundreds of quests and one that offers over 70 hour campaign with state of the art delivery is completely understandable. CP77 is around 100x more complex than this game whose only saving grace is that it is W40K game
Edit - Its been in dev since 2013 plus comparing a open world to a fps linear shooter is redundant anyway