Are there bugs? Yes.
But honestly, I am incredibly surprised there are so few bugs in a game that offers so many options, and N+2 ways to complete quests (if not more). I've seen quality games come out that were practically unplayable Day 1, and this game? Not only playable, but pretty damn stable for the most part.
DOS2 is absolutely massive. It's startling that it has so few bugs.
I'm not sure we're playing the same game here. Yes, as i stated before, i take a deep bow before Larian for what they were trying to do and where they suceeded, it is really beautiful and great. But i had to quit playing once more because
i'm just not able to kill the elven mother tree even though it is in my questlog. It's annoying as fuck to play out a whole fight just to notice that i can't do shit afterwards.
I don't know about you but i value my time and i already sank in 100h. That is great, if not at least 20 of them were repetitions due to bugs. This also is a game about consequences, is it not? If so, i really want my choices memorised correctly by the game and i really want the freedom to finish the quests as i intend them to finish and not to workaround every hour or so to get the intended result. And by result i don't mean MY result, but the result that the game was programmed to spit out. Me in a quest saying "Yes" shouldn't be a "No". It's frustrating. Plain and simple.
And, again, yes - i see what is great about this game. In fact, i love it! But there just is sooo much annoying bugs in it that it turned to a love-hate relationship. Which sucks because i really really want to recommend this game to my friends, but i can't do that enthusiasticly because of all this. Me and my friends are all working in a shitty industry that demands a lot of time from us and if i tell them "It's great, but i had to put in 20-30h of repetition due to bugs or quest being saved wrongly", they would stare at me blank. 20-30h is 2 weeks of doing nothing but gaming after work. I did it, because i took a vacation this week, send my girlfriend on a trip and, pathetic as this sounds, really just wanted to play this and unwind - vacation from reality so to speak.
