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performance wise the game ran fine for me all over, but i also only stayed full hd 1080p mostly with a 60fps limit. my xbox controller was always registered just fine.
there's been reports of massive fps fluctuations when refresh limit was set to unlimited or a widescreen or 4k resolution was used. these games were often just ported to pc so performance tend to be somewhat whacky.
the only bug for me is about am historian npc that disappeared thus a (luckily purely optional) side quest became uncompletable. i still got all achievements on steam though.
I used a dualsense via Bluetooth, and in the illusion scene it just stopped working. It was connected and i could control the mouse on the desctop but the game refused to take any input
It's a problem that has always been there, but now it's reached levels of boundless indecency.
In summary, theoretically, you should just hire beta testers and make the necessary corrections to the game, but what the hell is so complicated about that?