I think this will depend on the viewpoint of the question askerā¦
If you consider Skyrim bugfree,⦠then yes⦠this game should get thereā¦
The problem is that in any game that attempts to recreate reality,⦠the slightest jarring experience to that āvirtualā reality, ⦠can be quite immersion breaking.
What one person considers a bug,another may not.
As for quest lines and playthrough⦠sure⦠they will get fixed.
With regards to games like Skyrim, it is User/community patches⦠that have made that game PLAYABLE for many.
It just depends on what we call āgood enoughā.
My missus and I laugh everytime we find a āglitchā or ābugā (it is so infrequent we cannot understand what all the fuss is about)- sure we are arguably one of the āfewā experiencing this game in all itsā glory (or one of the few representing that fact).
Having seen Ultima Xs release,⦠and having had countless RPGs need many many quest patches⦠Istand by that Warhorse have released a brilliant beautiful game. (perhaps a month or two earlier than their unforgiving audience would have preferred)ā¦
This game will be āall thatā even if the studio packed up tonight.
Too many commited fans paired with an easy to mod engine