Anybody who thinks that an occassional T-Pose will ruin their experience is a bandwagoner with no brain incapable of realizing that the game is completely fine to play, and that the game has been the target of a campaign of criticism starting with an article that accused it of racism because there was a black character in the story who may have been shady.

Realize what this is, use your own eyes and not the words of other potentially biased people, and look at your own experience. Once you do this, you'll realize that the people shouting and screaming from the rooftops that the game can't get past the intro screen are lying to you (on a good day).

In a better world, CDPR would care about you as much as you seem to care about the company.
But in the world we live in, they will take your money and shove a broken and unfinished game down your throat.
I'm sorry, friends. It is what it is.

Either that, or the Geraldo dude.

The moneys in the bank. They now have room to play the audience.
We have screwed them all, now lets see if we can win them back to screw them again. Oh man this is easy money.

Obviously there are bugs and glitches, it is to be expected in such a large game. But the hysterics I have been seeing on the net is just over the top.

I am enjoying the game and while not perfect I have so far not encountered any game breaking bugs. I never expected it to be 'perfect' at launch, no Software above a certain level of complexity ever is. Since CP 2077 is a game which I will play through multiple times I am not to worried if there will be patches which only come a couple of weeks after launch.

They didn't build a new engine. It's the same engine they built The Witcher 2 on, just modified and spammed with a ton of post processing and lighting effects. The engine itself can't handle half the crap they dumped in it and it shows. Can't even render LODs properly because it was never meant to house an open world RPG.

Keep in mind that there are only 4 shareholders that have real impact on decisions: cofounders, brother of one of them and a guy that worked with them since '99. No one else has more than 4% of shares. So by "greedy investors" you don't mean bankers or hedge funds, but people that created CDPR.