I fully agree with and support CDP. The game will have exact same content, this is just some collector's junk I would never buy if it were available for PS.

I agree with CD Project and, by the way, gamers are getting more and more stupid and self-entitled these days.
Stop complaining about endings, special editions, DLC, exclusivity... JUST STOP.
It is gaming, it is about fun, if this hobby brings you no joy, get another freaking hobby.

I think this case is silly but it's not that simple, it's up to these guys to bring us fun, not for us to imagine it out of thin air. And lots of companies make that harder than it should

Well, for a lot of people here, if a game isn't 1080p/60fps or has exclusive stuff on another platform, it automatically stops being fun at all.

CD hypocrite Red should be careful pissing off a lot of people right before releasing a DRM free game ;)

Then blame the companies

For what? Most people think the games are great and fun, companies shouldn't bend over backwards just to please the (very small) minority that absolutely must have 1080p/60fps and all the exclusive content on their platform. 

Or gamers shouldn't bend over backwards accepting whatever shady greedy deals are made. We are the costumers so yes the companies should bend over backwards.

"fans" are turning into THE major source of bad publicity for games industry nowadays.

People are complaining and making issues about practically every little thing.

All this is in an industry where the retail price of a game has not increased in 20 years while cost of making games to the satisfaction of "fans" has bankrupted studios which are not owned by big publishers.

Just give our developers a break pls

So not getting 1080p/60fps is is a shady deal? Not having some physical goodies are a shady deal?

Sony/Microsoft pay companies to give them exclusive content in exchange for cash. It allows them to differentiate their product. Sony did it with Destiny, and Microsoft did it with Witcher 3. In this case, it was just a piece of cloth and a deck of cards for $150.

It's the way the entire industry works, and the way it will continue to work.