Summary
Last year,CD Projekt Redclaimed that it had finished development onCyberpunk 2077and thatno developers were left working on the game.Yesterday, however, the Polish studio declared, “We’re not done yet,” revealing thatit would be releasing update 2.3 later this month.
The new update, which will receive more information closer to launch, has already drawn much excitement from Cyberpunk 2077’s bustling community, with many of them sharing their hopes and dreams for what will surely be the game’s final piece of content. Right?
Cyberpunk 2077 Fans Are Already Putting Together A Wishlist Of Most Wanted Content For Update 2.3
As you might expect, with the surprise announcement of another Cyberpunk 2077 patch, the community has been flocking to share what they’d love to see in the game’s next update, and there have been a few requests that stand out.
“Please just let there be some dynamic content generation. Night City shouldn’t feel ‘done’,“saidNOSjoker21. Dogglegangeraddedto their thoughts, saying, “The city feels full and alive at the beginning, but by the end, it feels like V has killed everyone in it. Or at least, every yellow marker.”
NPO1sharedthat they would “love to have official mod support for consoles as well as PC,” with Serious_Crazy_3741adding, “I would literally cry if they added mod support for consoles. That would be the best move they ever made.”
I would literally cry if they added mod support for consoles.
Another highly requested, strangely absent feature requested by ThisIsTheNewSleeve was cosmetic Cyberware. Theysaid, “NPCs all around Night City can have chrome skin, metal arms, cool eyes, missing jaws—but V, a high-level merc, somehow can’t!?! Please add it CDPR.”
However, while many are wishing for ambitious changes from CD Projekt, others are more realistic. “It’s probably just gonna be QOL stuff, bug fixes, cosmetics, and maybe a couple gigs that will expand on the world but not alter anything major regarding the narrative,“saidGrumpiestRobot, dampening the spirits of fellow players.
Version 2.3 will mark thesecond time that CD Projekt has updated the gamesince its prior claim that it was done, with version 2.2 unexpectedlyadding character creator and photo mode changes, as well as new apartment customization options, when it was released in December last year.
Itwouldmake sense that this update is the last, given that the team is now hard at work on the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 andThe Witcher 4.However, rumors have recently surfaced that Virtuos, who developedThe Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, could be working on DLC for the game.
