I ran into Only 2 bugs that "broke the game". I ignored them as I do with the dozens of bugs that break Bethesda games years after release... But really it ran as good as, or better, than Skyrim at launch. I have a 2080 and i7. Fell through the world once, had a story mission bug out and 2 conversations at the same time. That is all I've had aside from npc's getting stuck in terrain on occasion.

Unpopular opinion: Cyberpunk 2077 was a great game from day one. Sorry that the previous gen consoles suffered but what do people expect when running nearly decade old hardware? Imagine how much better it could have been if they had just skipped last gen entirely. So many pc ports of console games suck, but it happens the other way around one time and now the company is trash? Hilarious take.

Is still the best :p

Kinda reminds me of the argument about gender just being a social construct. And he entirely ignores the fact that people doing studies regularly find out trends or facts that help other disciplines. Someone doing a study on what fish are most populous in a lake for the department of natural resources may inadvertently also find out information about the water composition that will interest the food industry or environmental protection agency. And yes I feel this is worth money, Someone spent their time and effort collecting it.

They are doing the same speed as the rest of traffic. Do you have any idea how dangerous it is for tone lane of traffic to be going significantly slower than the other lane? When that driver needs to react to something like a crash or an animal jumping into the road they are going to need to preform an evasive maneuver. So now you have a truck, weighs 40 tons, going down a hill, in the rain. A school bus blows a tire and crashes against a guard rail 500 feet ahead. Now the truck cant swerve into the other lane because traffic is passing him by 15 miles an hour; His only option is to hope he can stop in time (which he definitely cant in this scenario) So instead of being able to merge lanes safely to avoid the close call, he instead smashes into a bus full of children. How safe.

They are currently in the process of trying to limit all trucks, private and fleet, to be governed at a certain speed. Once most cars go autonomous, it's a matter of time until they mandate things like such vehicles adhering to speed limits in all circumstances.

Do these goons not know how percentages work? x% of a billion is a lot more than x% of ten thousand. Precisely a thousand times more... Add to that the fact the US uses a tiered tax bracket.

Oh, yeah people will be tripping over themselves for an EA game. They have such a wonderful track record this past decade.

I'm not sure we should treat government workers like corporate entities. They are public employees, not private ones.