Being incredibly novice in the world of Cyberpunk 2077, I can definately say this is true. If you like dark dystopian (like I do) it easy to lose yourself in it.
I feel the same, I'm going to stay critical of CDPR so long as criticism is what they deserve but I hope that changes.Exactly right. I hope CDPR will suck it, take the punches and in time, give us a game we ware hoping for. There is something good in all this thoughI discovered Assassin's Creed Odyssey a really really fun open world RPG. If only cyberpunk had that level of gameplay, content and decisions...
As for AC: Odyssey, I hadn't played an Assassin Creed game since the first one but took a chance on Odyssey almost entirely because I am fascinated by ancient Greek civilization and thought well at the very least I'll get to see some version of that world and that alone will be pretty cool. I had low expectations because I didn't expect much from Ubisoft and I got the ultimate edition with all the DLC for less than 20 dollars so I figured what the hell. It's certainly not a perfect game by any means but it was way better than I expected.
I never would have imagined in a million years that an Ubisoft game would be so much more than a CDPR game...still kind of in shock about it to be honest.
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As someone who is familiar with cyberpunk and has spent more than 25 years exploring dark dystopia, I feel it's the exact opposite.