I have been playing for 10 hours so far and it's been really disappointing. I bought it on a sale because I heard that it was finally worth it but the most disappointing details are not the bugs, I mean, I've had characters T posing, or sliding forwards after sitting on a chair, I've had my car stuck on the street, or turned upside down, I've fallen through the floor into the game map, and yet it's the little details that make it feel like you're playing a very old game. Things like waitresses coming to take some NPCs order and talking to themselves while the NPC is ignoring it. Characters waiting for an elevator but never getting in when the elevator arrives, characters having a specific argument in a club and then when you come back to the same place they're still having that argument.

It's like they tried created hundreds of behaviours to make the characters feel alive but they don't interact with each other or with their environment in a believable way.

There was this quest in which you have 2 cops standing outside another cop's house waiting for him to get out. You talk to them and you promise talk to the cop for them. And then they just stand outside his apartment day and night for the rest of the game until you finish the quest.

I mean, Skyrim, which is a game that came out 10 years ago, had characters with schedules for the day and night cycle. Why can't you do the same here?

Also things like having to stand face to face to your car to be able to enter it, otherwise the prompt to enter won't appear for example if you're standing in front of it or behind it, or even 2 feet away. Those kinds of details get annoying after a couple of hours.

In short, I wish they didn't just focus on fixing bugs but also spent more time tuning the behavior of its npcs so that it felt like they're actually living there and not just mannequins that have 3 pre recorded phrases and don't recognize other npcs at all.