To be honest, high expectations probably played a role. Which, in fact, is my fault, but for the most part, I think it’s CDPR. I really wanted something interesting and new in this setting. Feel the world of cyberpunk, at least a little come up with the story of your character, maybe add some zest from yourself, as far as possible, well, as usually happens in RPG games, if you play a role. But all this simply shattered into pieces; I couldn’t even complete the game because it simply became tedious and boring.
This is not what you expect from CDPR, considering that I beat their Witcher 3 more than once, and after it I also wanted to play the rest, so I completed both the first and second parts of the franchise, and even played Gwent just like that sometimes it’s fun to play, but okay, that’s not about it.
Of course, the interesting characters of the game and what seems like a very good storyline can be considered a plus; I only know the endings from friends, I confess.
But for the rest... Not only did the gameplay as a whole fail due to the not fully disclosed setting, but also just the gameplay itself and the feeling of being in this world, how to shoot, etc. It didn’t work out the same way, it wasn’t particularly pleasant or something. And the lack of the ability to play from a third person, when I seemed to think a long time ago, when there was little information, that the game was supposed to be from a third person.
Eh... disappointment.