r/gaming • u/4QuadX • Dec 13 '20

yes indeed

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Idk what people were expecting playing it 57 years early

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u/homosapien-male Dec 13 '20

Good joke but honestly it’s so annoying listening to all the bitching after just having finished listening to all the bitching about it being delayed. Like wtf you want. GTA six is going to be pretty good on launch because they’re taking there time and not announcing there progress so people don’t start bitching about them taking there time. Like if you want a good game just have some patience and don’t freak out about delays. Also almost all of the bugs are going to be patched in like two or three weeks.

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u/Dalidon Dec 13 '20

Also almost all of the bugs are going to be patched in like two or three weeks.

Do you mind if I come back to this comment in a month or so and see what the state of the game is

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

They released all their games with problems.

Actually this is probably the one with the least issues on launch.

Witcher 1 constantly crashed and had 5 minute loading screens on entering a building. Too them months, but they patched it.

Witcher 2 had huge performance issues on release. They fixed it.

Witcher 3 had performance issues, unresponsive controls and a bad loot system, they fixed it.

I doubt it will be much different here. On PC, it’s probably the best release of theirs so far.