Wow! That's one of the biggest updates I've ever seen for a game that wasn't an expansion pack or DLC.The patch notes for the Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update really does make it sound like they overhauled the whole game. Once I've had my fill of Starfield, I'm 100% circling back to it. The DLC also looks to be spectacular and is reviewing extremely high.. Then it's onto Like A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. I don't know why, but having my gaming planned out for the next month and a half has me feeling pretty happy.
I’ve been crashing more the last few days or so… not sure why. It’s getting pretty irritating like, you’d think folks would be reporting it and they’d fix it right away.
They are rolling out a new patch today. Hopefully it fixes your issues.
I saw someone post that glitch on Twitter. I didn't know it was so common. At least it's a funny glitch.Hopefully it fixes my missing Andreja head
I haven't been following social media on it, so no idea if it is the same as mine... but basically Andreja's running around like the headless horseman (her stealth is just stuck on her head so it is all wavy). Not a single person is creeped out. New Atlantis also lost the ground in a few areas. We're getting to the Bethesda jank for sure.
The new Atlantis ground sounds a lot more concerning.I haven't been following social media on it, so no idea if it is the same as mine... but basically Andreja's running around like the headless horseman (her stealth is just stuck on her head so it is all wavy). Not a single person is creeped out. New Atlantis also lost the ground in a few areas. We're getting to the Bethesda jank for sure.
It says it can hold 12 crew members, but I'm pretty sure the skill only goes up to 8 crew members. However I can have a ton of passengers because it's gigantic. I even put in a engineering Bay, armory, battle station, multiple store rooms, full kitchen with a mess hall, jail, three living quarters, and a captain's quarter.
Nah I think it plays into the lore and you can decide which path you want to be… or both. I’ve run through it three times and when you start getting the alternates, it gets really good.
The alternates are the only reason to do it but there's no investment in your playthrough universe and no strong story reason to keep going through universes. Maybe they can address it in dlc.
So my incentive is.. make my powers a tiny more powerful? Pretty weak hook to leave everything behind. Very nihilistic.
The hook, to me, is forging the path between the two (really three) options and see what impacts it has on the world. What different choices may do.
