Nothing for now.
They still have this nonsense that they are collecting data.
I can't even access the game menu.
And my hardware is great. I play heavy games, with mods and reshades (The Witcher 3, Red Dead Redemption 2) and everything is beautiful with high FPS.
The problem is not hardware. This goes for PC and consoles.
The problem is that this company launches products onto the market with very serious apparent/hidden defects (yes, I'm a lawyer and I use technical terms) that transcend the principle of reasonableness.
It's very different to see half of an NPC buried in the ground than to simply have problems that affect the course of the game such as constant crashes, corrupted saves, memory drain.
I'll give you an example: in Starfield you come across NPCs with bulging eyes, some things in the air, etc. And obviously, lots of loads. But this does not affect the progression of the game, which can be understood as the exercise of using this digital product. You can argue that Bethesda left out a lot of things and false advertising. You can say you liked or didn't like the game. Is your right.
But what we are witnessing with Cyberpunk 2077 after the release of update 2.0 and the expansion is:
1) misleading advertising (something that has been practiced by the video game industry with relevant frequency);
2) serious apparent defect that greatly devalues the price you paid for a digital product because you simply cannot progress through the story.
I have hundreds of hours into this game and I'm just 100% disillusioned with it all.
It is time for stricter regulation by public authorities to cover companies like CDPR.
