Something that never ceases to amaze me about CD Projekt RED is its ability to bring unique projects from worlds that fascinate you. After the significant passage of The Witcher saga and surprising us even with titles where this world reached the cards, it is time to see its most ambitious title: its adaptation of the board game Cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk 2077 Gets Its First Big Update That Fixes Issues, Stability, And More
Cyberpunk 2077 has finally received the long-awaited first update for all its versions. As promised in the roadmap, patch 1.1 is now available after a handful of fixes in recent weeks. The bugs it fixes are pretty varied, but most focus on quest-specific bugs.
Twitter messageIn this new patch, we have also introduced some updates that are highly requested by the community, such as the solution to a save problem, in which saved files get corrupted when they occupy more. Along with this correction, there are others for the use of the memory of game assets. Lastly, the rest of the modifications cover lighter graphics adjustments and stability changes.
The full patch notes can be found on its official website for in-depth knowledge of everything it contains. Thanks to this new update, CD Projekt RED is looking for the right direction in the game’s future to improve its overall experience. These first updates will lay the foundation for later updates in Night City. According to the roadmap, the next one will be patch 1.2, with no set release date.
Cyberpunk 2077 hides a message in its launch trailer announcing the first DLC
After eight years of waiting, the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 is actual, and the game is now available around the world. It seemed that this moment would never come, but this premiere is one of the most important for the Polish studio after The Witcher 3. To celebrate, CD Projekt RED has released an exciting new trailer that undoubtedly continues to put its long teeth. However, it is a bit different from the other previews shown.
The video, published a few hours before launch, hides a message from the developers in a fraction of a second. The statement did not take long to make its way through the various social networks, as it contains information about the first DLC of Cyberpunk 2077 that will be released in early 2021.
He was one of the stars of the past E3 2019 with a trailer that some of us will remember, especially for the appearance of Keanu Reeves (and his charismatic “You are breathtaking!” In the presentation), but we still cannot enjoy it. However, we know quite a few details about Cyberpunk 2077, and it is never the wrong time to remember them.
It is a game by CD Projekt Red, the so-called Rockstar wannabes who have been developing it since 2013. Waiting for it to go on sale in mid-September, its trailers, gameplays, and other advances have left us many clues.
The origin: a board game
The idea for ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ originates from the almost eponymous board game, ‘Cyberpunk 2020’. A classic paper and pencil role-playing game created by Mike Pondsmith, whose timeline will be the one we also see in the video game.
It was released in 1980 and is set in 2020, quite different from the one we live in now. The reins of the world are held by omnipresent megacorporations that operate above the law, managing a decadent society obsessed with transhumanism and the modification of the body that coexists with a technology that has advanced much more than the current one, although in common it is that Human beings are still a heavy destroyer of ecosystems (although in the game you can hardly see the Sun because of the toxic gases).
Cyberpunk 2077: this is the universe in which the game is based
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Cyberpunk 2077: this is the universe in which the game is based
This future (which they have moved about 50 years later in the video game) is where we can play, specifically in Night City. A city located in the California of the future, wholly robotized and plagued by gang conflicts, which are profited by these megacorporations.
