No extra random flatlining

Ah, Cyberpunk 2077. What a street you’ve been down. From probably the most disastrous launches in current gaming historical past to an pleasing dystopian RPG from the those that introduced us The Witcher. CD Projekt Pink has been doing what it may to make its open-world title the product it ought to have been firstly, and the most recent replace has been rolling out.

Patch 1.63 for Cyberpunk 2077 comes with a number of tweaks and fixes, as all good patches ought to. On this occasion, explicit consideration has been paid to among the recreation’s quests. For instance, there’s been a repair for the “All Alongside the Watchtower” and “I Stroll the Line” missions, wherein V might randomly flat line.

There’s additionally been some fixes for among the aspect quests (often called “gigs”), together with “Guinea Pigs,” “Bloodsport,” “On a Tight Leash,” and extra. The patch additionally places a band-aid on some points with the UI and makes enhancements for DLSS Body Technology, particularly for these operating the sport on AMD processors. The patch notes on Steam give a greater concept of simply how a lot has been mounted for model 1.63.

It’s clear that Cyberpunk nonetheless has just a few issues, however then what launch doesn’t today? Hell, Skyrim remains to be probably the most well-liked RPGs of the final decade, and that title’s so loaded with bugs that it’s just about grow to be a meme at this level.

Alongside these modifications, a lot of you might be anticipating Cyberpunk 2077‘s Phantom Liberty DLC, which is about to launch on September 26. There’s additionally a follow-up that CD Projekt Pink introduced in 2022, however that’s far off into the long run. Hopefully, CDPR has realized lots from Cyberpunk 2077‘s infamous launch earlier than diving into sequel growth.

Andrew Heaton

Andrew has been a gamer for the reason that seventeenth century Restoration interval. He now writes for plenty of on-line publications, contributing information and different articles. He doesn’t personal a powdered wig.

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