Cyberpunk 2077 Gets long-awaited 1.2 Update

 

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The situation in Cyberpunk 2077 is finally going in good direction, as CD Project Red has now virtually suddenly released 1.2 apdejt. This refreshment was planned for February but was moved without much talk of a new release date.

Waiting for fans paid off, as the list of changes is huge and a lot of things are corrected, and some that aren't even listed. We've heard about some of the past weeks, such as the police response change and the option of "unheading" the vehicle. In addition to the lengthy update list, the bulk of the 1.2 patch also tells us that it occupies about 40GB on PC, PS4, and Xbox One platforms.

Gameplay is well adapted, with big bugs removed that have hindered play, no more character spawning behind the players' backs, interactions with environments and objects won't cause much problems while playing and abnormal movements, which is what most players want to hear.

A lot of work has also been done on the game's performance, where a large number of cases in which Cyberpunk 2077 "shot" have been ruled out, improving memory optimization, user interface and general performance to make the game as stable as possible.

Extensive updates include changes in tasks, cinematic design, graphics, animations and design so that players who wanted to enjoy Cyberpunk 2077 will have a stone from their hearts.

More about patch you can read HERE.