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If you can do everything you can in a Fallout/Elder Scrolls game then yes, if not shut up.
Bethesda doesn't need someone to embarrass them, they do it to themselves all the time.
However about it " it being impossible to create large RPG sanboxes without bugs" Has already been by many games recently. Witcher and MGSV to name a few that have almost no bugs, and XCX that actually is Bug free while being the largest of them all as well as most populated with unique enemies and quests.
Just for the simple fact that it's a brand new open world game, I'll expect some bugs at launch.
Xenoblade games open world and pretty bug free.
Game will be better than anything Bethesda has made in the past decade, not that its hard to do