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Despite the controversy, my mid-tier PC is able to run this game on High/Ultra at 50-60 FPS, and I've only run into a few little bugs. I think this game is fantastic, the writing is top-tier, characters are memorable and awesome, the world is gorgeous and the actual gameplay is fun to play through.

I've only had one crash, and the minor bugs I speak of either go away immediately (such as a teleporting to cover enemies) or I can save/reload to solve other little things. With close to 100 hours of gameplay, I've beaten my first playthrough and am working on my second. I'm already noticing differences in how characters talk to me, my options in dialogue, and even side quests I didn't run into on my first go around change with my new life path choice. Multiple endings and ways to do every quest leaves a lot of re-play ability.

If you're worried about a few bugs in a massive RPG, you are clearly new to the genre. Skyrim, one of the most beloved RPGs of all time, is TO THIS DAY, riddled with game-breaking bugs and glitches, and launched in a FAR WORSE state than 2077. PEOPLE wanted this game to come out, and put pressure on CDPR to just release it. Now that it's released, it is clear to me that they are working their asses off to get this game to a more polished state. If you want to wait until it's a bit more optimized and bug-free, give it to the end of December as we are getting 1-2 MASSIVE patches by that time.

Please be patient with 2077, after a years worth of delays and the stress they were under from mass hype, plus having to focus that entire year on LAST GEN consoles, it's no wonder there ARE some issues. But as of right now, I'm loving the hell out of it, and I'm sure you will too.

It's good

It's good.

Game is total ass.