Come on bro, your not being fair at all here. CDPR Realised 16 Free DLC that every other company would of charged for, they released 2 Expansion packs that are massive in size for a very solid price. Bethesda on the other hand have fallen into the EA trap, they are charging people £5 for stupid workshop DLCs and the expansion pack season pass costs £50... for 2 shitty DLC that are devoid of any story telling and just empty.
CDPR show a good level of community actively, atleast compared to the other corporate money whore companies you have these days. Although saying this, they didn't fix hardly any of the problems people brought about the main story, i mean, why is Ciri/Yennefer still not fixed??
All DLC is bad DLC... even free DLC.
if all that content had to be made for the game they should have delayed the game and put in the game day one.
By ALL means it should of been delayed with the amount of bugs it had.
Again if those Expansion where "NEEDED" in the game... again it should have been delayed to put that content in it.
or better yet, don't waste time making "DLC" and "Expansion"
and get to work on the next game or their new IP.
Just release a game 110% DONE day one and move onto the next project... if their is a bug... dev have at max 200MB for a patch
if it goes pass that... they have to do a FULL recall of the game because they sold a broken game... and most cases should be sued for releasing a bad product.
I don't do
"DLC", "Redeem Codes", "Updates" or "Microtransactions"
and the fact you and among many others are defending them have learn nothing.
If YOU don't stand up and say something NOW and not let them give you bullshit and be "okay" with half ass work now.
CD Projekt Red WILL in fact from history become another Bethesda, EA, Activision and so on.
There's no one else to blame but your self... for accepting it from the start.
(I realised in the past few years that "broken game" means a substantially different thing for some gamers, so that might be the case here) Also, the free DLC was some kind of a marketing move for sure. But as 
