Console: Xbox ONE X.

Bugs: 

1.) In the game trailer for consoles destructible environment was there. Now its gone. I bought the Imperium Edition and if I had known that one of the most heavily advertised features was not even in the full game I definetly would not have paid 79,99€. And I dont even have the opportunity to return it (because of Microsofts "no refund policy"). 

2.) Where is dismemberment of enemies? They do die in a shower of gore and blood so this cant be an issue with censorship. And I will say this a couple of times. Diablo 3 - which is at least 5 years on the market - has no probems having limbs fly everywhere. So it cant be performance. 

3. Destructible environment? Zero. Even in Diablo 3 I can destroy more than in Martyr. For in Martyr there practically is no destructible environment at all, again something you heavily advertised with. I still remember the trailers "fully destructible environment". Now I dont even see toppling pillars when an explosive goes off right next to it. And again - Diablo 3 strangely manages to pull that off. Care to elaborate?

3.) Clipping issues. Objects at the edge of the screen flicker in and out of existence. Annoying.

4.) Tooltips referring to the PC version: For instance the FAQ on how to control AI allies lists an "F" key to issue commands. Some abilities I dont even know what they are for as they are not explained at all (for instance do I need to continously hold Y when having a shield equipped or is holding the shield enough to deflect blows)? More streamlined tutorials would have been nice.

5.) Inexplicable slowdowns on Xbox One X. The graphics are not notably better than Diablo 3 for consoles. Yet Diablo 3 does not have these slow downs, runs at a higher resolution, and furthermore also also has satisfying limb dismemberments. If a 5(6?) year old game can pull that off I am sure a game released this year could do this too. I understand the disintegrating bodies (most games do that due to performance reasons). But it vexes me when features you advertised with are completely missing. I dont buy performance for aforementioned reasons. In Diablo 3 on console I see limbs flowing around all the time. And they even have a proper physics engine to make it look kind of realistic. In Martyr - however - it is simply missing (after advertising with it not too long ago). Care to elaborate? 

5a) The rationale is quite straight fowawrd. If a 5 year old game such as Diablo 3 can pull similar stunts off I am sure Martyr could do too, especially considering that it is not even running on ultra HD, but only 1440p - in "quality mode" that is - which I suppose is the "perk" for Xbox One X..... if the resolution is the only difference I am kind of dismayed when many promised features are simoly absent.

6.) Item drops with useless stats for my character class. For instance: I play a crusader and get item drops granting me a bonus to warp damage. Yet according to the game they are higher quality, forcing me sometimes to equip them anyway just so I can play a particular mission

7. ) Charcter control: For instance when I have to destroy orbital bombardment cannons. I can aim at it all I want. My character will still run towards the explosive container and destroy it in melee - wihich is hilarious considering that I was warned they might be harmful to me when they first appeared in missions

My main question is: Where are the main selling features you advertised with - even in the console release trailer - that are strangely now nowhere to be found in the console version I paid 79,99€ for. Or are they to be added in the mysterious elusive patch? I am talking about destructible environments (not there) and limb dismemberment (missing as well). The game is fun but to advertise with something that is not even in the "finished" game is abysmal and bad customer practice. I expect a statement from the developers

I pray to the GamesWorkshop Gods that they fix the targeting on PS4 and the X button stupidness (click to disarm a battery for instance but it wont because there is a supply box near)

Because on PS4 I oversaw the controller mic. function and muted it in the system config. Meaning the game wanted to talk over mic, but PS wouldn't let it, therefore I only was able to read, took me 5 comms to figure that out.