Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red’s 2020 RPG primarily based on a dystopian period has simply acquired a brand new DLC enlargement referred to as Phantom Liberty together with a revamp for the bottom sport by way of Update 2.0. Excited gamers everywhere in the world could be leaping into the sport proper now, however there are some issues they need to do beforehand. They ought to know that one mistaken choice early within the sport can lock them out of the Phantom Liberty quest line. Also, Russian warfare references had been noticed within the Ukrainian model of the sport, and extra.
Players Can Get Locked Out of the Main Questline in Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
If gamers have already entered Dogtown and began performing some quests, they need to know that there’s a mission within the sport, the place one mistaken choice can lock you out of the search line. Spotted by PCGamer, on the finish of the fourth mission of the sport, ‘Lucretia My Reflection’, gamers are given a option to both work with the federal government or not.
If they determine to work with the federal government then the principle quest line proceeds as meant. In the scenario that they determine that they don’t seem to be keen to work with the federal government, the gamers will instantly be met with a ‘mission failed’ disclaimer. Thereafter, gamers will be capable to transfer round Dogtown as they please, nonetheless, there might be no essential quests to finish right here.
Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 Adds References to Russia War, CD Project Red Apologises
In different information, CD Projekt Red has been catching fireplace as a consequence of references to the Russia-Ukraine warfare within the Ukrainian localization of the sport. Spotted by ZoneofGames (by way of rockpapershotgun), strains equivalent to “Go fuck your self in the identical route because the ship did” have been noticed within the sport, which references a dialog between the Russian and Ukrainian troops in 2022.
CD Project Red hasn’t formally launched a press release, however they’ve acknowledged and responded to the scenario by way of common social media platforms in Russia, Telegram and VK. As reported by PCGamer, the translated model of the response states that CD Projekt Red acknowledges the truth that the Ukrainian model of Cyberpunk 2077 “accommodates a number of remarks that would offend some Russian gamers”.
They added that “these remarks weren’t written by the CD Projekt Red workers” and they don’t seem to be a illustration of their “views” on the subject. They concluded by apologizing for the scenario and guaranteeing that they might get replaced within the subsequent replace and such a scenario wouldn’t unfold once more.
Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty Sizes Revealed
In different Cyberpunk 2077 information, CD Projekt Red has revealed the area gamers would want to put in the title’s Update 2.0 and the Phantom Liberty DLC enlargement. Starting with Update 2.0 as that’s required to be put in to play the Phantom Liberty DLC, the PC model of the replace is 33GB, the PlayStation 5 model is sized at 38GB and the Xbox Series X/S model is available in at a a lot increased 52GB.
Coming to the area required to put in the Phantom Liberty DLC enlargement, gamers would want 24GB free on PC, 33GB on PlayStation 5, and 38GB on the Xbox Series X/S. It is value noting that gamers now want an SSD as an alternative of an HDD to play Cyberpunk 2077 with replace 2.0 and the Phantom Liberty enlargement.
