We live in a bizarre time when it comes to video games. I’m just completely amazed that we live in an era of releasing video games that are incomplete and buggy. This Cyber game, battlefront 2, The battlefield games, etc etc. it bums me out that companies these days really don’t care about the customer.,(reply>), the companies would care if the customer cares. if caring caused company A to make more money than company B, then company B would start caring about the customer. but since the customer doesn't care, the companies don't care.,(reply>), @Sake Rift Sure it sucked on Epic Games but it released on PS4 first and it worked there and even that looked prettier than PS2 Keanu reeves' johnny silverBLAND.,(reply>), @Arvin Jay FF7R actually didn't have the best PC port though.<br><br>Also, you are aware that this game promised a Cyberpunk RPG in the fashion of Witcher or something similar with choices that impacted the world and AI far beyond anything we've ever seen. There was little reason to doubt them too because these were people who had already displayed the ability to create a large, organic RPG world with the Witcher series so they had built up goodwill and trust in their community. This wasn't EA or Ubisoft, this was CDPR, famous for Witcher 3 one of the best RPGs in history. It's also literally illegal to lie in your marketing so outright, hence why the game had issues with staying on certain platforms and why they were forced to give refunds out.<br><br>Also, there WAS an outrage over this game. Literally everyone was calling this game a scam and unfinished product that needed at least another year. CDPRs reputation is in a worse state than Bungies or Bethesdas.,(reply>), @D. MentorIII Which is why all of us end up wondering why the gaming industry is not changing. And other games that released w/o bugs get sidelined.,(reply>), @Dex Luther Dunno FF7R released alright just like the old days, even the remaster of Nier Replicant released without a hitch. TLOU2, love it or hate it, had some bugs but ended up functioning and even looked more next gen than this Rockstar wannabe called cyberscam.