See, this is just a pretty divisive tactic.
Instead of arguing about the core issue, that the game wasn't at all what we were led to believe/expect, you hang the legitimacy of the complaints on the term promises.
We were told to expect certain features, we were never told they wouldn't be in it, apart from some specific points like wall-running.
Thus, we were expecting a completely different game at release and that is without even taking into account the bugs, the broken or at least barely existent AI for citizens, cops and gangs and of course car drivers.
It also doesn't include a skill tree which is in parts just completely useless and has skills which aren't even implemented in the game.
It also doesn't include the (successful) attempt to hide the problems with then last-gen consoles until the actual release.
The game was released too early, they should never have given that initial release date and once they realized the problems and decided to delay it, they should have just stick to what they initially said and release the game when ready and not give a release date until it was certain.
I'm sorry, but what CDPR should do, if they are in any way still the company they were when they released Witcher 2 and 3, is make a clear commitment whether they will reimplement missing features, and if so which, and if they will fix and improve non-Story NPC AI and other of the glaring faults.
Instead, we get plain lies (like they didn't know how bad the console versions were), claims that have no foundation in reality (like there are unscripted car chases in the game when there clearly aren't), unspecified promises of patches without any halfway decent timeline, just nothing really substantial, apart from a rough time frame for the first two patches, of which the first one already turned out not really being of any significance.
Yes, this would take time, so I wouldn't complain about an extended period of fixing and working on the game, but I want a clear commitment to what they will actually do.
I know they have their problems now, and I'm really sorry they were hacked, but this started way before that.