Cyberpunk 2077 suffered from over-promising as well as people expecting things that also were never going to happen. Some of the other issues on launch like police and people were really only noticeable under certain playstyles. I had 100%'d the game by around 1.3 or 1.4 (and I took my time) and had very few bugs, all quest ones easily solved, and while there were some shortcomings with the game it was very few. Mostly, the ending. I just don't like finishing a game and being put back into my last save with the quest still active. I don't really if the ending makes it not make sense canonically... Other than that, my main issue was a bit in regards to end-game perspective. Once you complete all the quests, you're effectively no longer able to be a passenger anywhere. No metro system (can be modded in though) and no taxi and no friends, just me driving around, unlike the rest of the game where I was just a passenger watching the city. I can't drive dude, I'll get a relic attack and kill us (plus I wanna get stoned to Night City). There was a cool mod for cruise control though, which somewhat solved my issue.

I recently loaded up my save just to see how it's running and I'm glad to see it's even better than it had been, though still not much for me to do lol. What I think I'm most excited for is once PL releases the game is officially complete. Modders hopefully will come to finish their mods and the game can truly be the best it could be. It doesn't have the extent of Skyrim modding but it's got a lot of potential. No more patches breaking things :)

All in all I had a great experience with 2077 on a 2070 -> 3080, though I didn't following the marketing past the E3 release video so the only thing I missed was wall-climbing with the Mantis Blades. I got my Spider-Man (rope-swing) mod and that's good enough for me.