I poured over a hundred hours into 'Cyberpunk 2077' at launch, bugs and all, and it’s wild how much it’s evolved. The 2.0 update and Phantom Liberty expansion already addressed a ton of jank—polished combat, smarter AI, and fewer game-breaking glitches. But will the sequel fix everything? CD Projekt Red’s track record with patches gives me hope, though no game’s ever perfect. They’ve openly admitted the original’s disastrous state lit a fire under them, and their transparency about learning from mistakes makes me cautiously optimistic.
That said, 'Cyberpunk 2' (or whatever they call it) is using Unreal 5 instead of their in-house engine, which could sidestep some legacy issues. The Witcher 3’s rocky launch followed by redemption arc makes me think they’ll nail it this time—but I’m keeping expectations in check until I see gameplay. Still, Night City’s too captivating to abandon over a few hiccups.