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Disallow additional sex, put them on a cooldown, whatever, but don't just vaporize them right in front of me.
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This includes despawning women PC has just had sex with.
Stop spawning and despawning NPCs in the player's line of sight. Bus stop should be able to take me to anywhere that a bus can travel and there should be bus stops scattered throughout *at least* the city areas. Real mass transit (aka: add some degree of fast travel). Not knowing 100% which woman in a crowded area I'm about to mack is a buzzkill. UI does not scale well with higher resolutions. Subtitles are often unreadable and also filled with spelling and grammatical errors (readability may have been addressed in a recent patch. It's *far* too easy to accidentally body-swap in combat when spamming 'Q' to try and pick up the weapon that just got knocked out of your hand. Put "swap weapon" and "steal identity" on separate keys to prevent accidents and also to make both functions accessible when a weapon falls ON TOP of a body or something like that. A real minimap directly accessible through a single key on the keyboard and fully zoomable/scrollable/etc. Any mission with multiple "phases" should be properly checkpointed. Some challenge is fine but this isn't Dark Souls and nobody wants to get frustrated playing something called BoneTown. Spinny icons scattered around the world to change difficulty or remind me what the controls are? That's the stuff you want in the menus!. Wheel is better utilized for other things (ie: the above item). Put drug selection on numerical hotkeys instead of the mouse wheel. Make normal gameplay camera zoom directly controllable instead of burying it in a settings menu. 
Having to chug it back to a spinny disk icon every time I want crash insurance while searching for collectibles or farming drugs is not ideal.
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If you MUST disable it during missions, fine, whatever, but in free roam I should be able to save the game whenever I want. This one might actually be down to the performance problems, but it's definitely there.
Basic navigation (especially anything involving fine jumping) has the same janky/stutter-y/floaty/laggy feeling. It's probably a combination of the performance issues, cheap stunlock mechanics, and absence of basic combat abilities (a dodge, for example), but it would be a big boost to playability if it just "felt" better. It never really feels like you can exert any meaningful control over combat situations by playing well and as a result you generally have to spam power moves or push opponents into corners and click-spam to succeed. 
This doesn't really succeed at making the combat difficult, it just makes AOE power move spam the only sane way to deal with most situations (hi there, peyote!).
Find a way to be challenging that doesn't involve cheap mechanics like giving enemies the ability to infinitely stunlock you. Hey random chick/dude walking down the sidewalk, maybe *don't* stroll directly into the middle of the ten person free-for-all street brawl? Just a thought. Feels like some sort of aim-assist gone wrong. In current world player character frequently does even 180-degree turns to attack groups of bystanders instead of the guy you were just beating down. Some kind of combat lock-on mechanism. Sorry about that, just ignore it! Also, I'm sure I've duplicated things other commenters have already said, but I'm too lazy to go read every thread and find that out. Note: I tried to keep the tone minimally "default-internet-forum-hostility" but I'm sure I got lazy somewhere and something slipped. So here they are in very roughly categorized form. A very quick perusal of the discussions shows that the devs are highly active, seem to actually care, and are open to incorporating (or at least entertaining) player feedback, so I did something completely new for me and actually wrote those suggestions up. That said, the game is definitely rough around the edges and now that I'm done I have piles of suggestions for improvement, most of which I think are pretty low-hanging fruit. This turned out to be true in spades, and I have no regrets (though admittedly did cringe in a few places). It frankly came off in the trailers as an irresistible exercise of deliberately offensive, finely-honed stupidity. So, I bought and played through the game as something of a joke.
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