About the game itself: I've only seen the PS5 footage on youtube and to be honest I think the bugs aside, crashes and save game issues, they made an incredibly beautiful Open-World game with clear limitations on launch with the belief they were intentionally going to expand as years went on as it took so long to develop what they had.<p>Someone posted a video, from a bug no less, that showed the entire Map and it seems the Launch sites for the rockets may actually be utilized as they coincide with the 'Corpo' story-line and gameplay dialouge, its just not an accessible part yet.<p>And that's the issue, CDPR made an amazing product visually but were cut-short before it was all polished and expanded and may have been cut-short entirely if you believe certain rumors, likely due to unrealistic management demands and release pressure. Had I actually bought mine instead of passing on it I probably wouldn't have bothered with a refund, Watchdogs Legion had similar bugs, too, and Online play is still not available which was a critical part of its selling point, but pretty much went under the media's radar.<p>Instead the producer just reduced the price by 30% in less than 2 months since it's release, which if they reduced the expansion/DLC too it would totally be forgiven until Online play is available.<p>What I personally don't get after not gaming for nearly a decade is this new ever extractive business model of expansions and DLC they created; you pay ~$60 for a game on release day only to have to pay even more for Online play (Sony+) and then pay the game creators even more for DLC to give the game more play until it can be played Online.<p>I get micro-transactions (less than a dollar) for in game skins or something equally as trivial, but $30 more for something that should have been sold is why I think I'm too old and have way more interesting stuff to spend my money on to care for this stuff anymore. And I'm their 'prime demographic.' It's no longer just nickle and diming you to keep things going, its asking someone to pay sums that exceed the actual game cost just to use it as it was intended and otherwise succumbing to software based planned-obsolesce.<p>It's absurd, my PS4 Pro came with Mortal Kombat 11 as a bundle and I was a die hard MK fan as a kid and I had all the games up until PS2, so when I inserted the game I noticed 1/2 the characters on the screen were missing and I thought I got a demo instead of the real thing only to look it up online and realize that you have to buy those characters as an add-on. So, I never bothered to play it and just saw the fatalities and brutalities online which is what all I really wanted to see anyway.