Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.1 Adds Metro System, On-Person Radio, Car Races, and Much More
Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.1 Features
Adds a full NCART (Night City Area Rapid Transit) metro system to the game, allowing players to travel around Night City via public transport.
Metros can still be used as fast travel points, but actually getting on one results in a much more cinematic experience where you travel in real time, looking out of windows and engaging with NPCs
Adds an on-person radio, or Radioport, which lets you listen to the game's existing radio stations while exploring Night City on foot or via the metro
The Radioport will be disabled during some quests that have specific music, and during key conversations
The Radioport's volume can be adjusted
Improved boss fights, including a much more powerful Adam Smasher, who now uses his Sandevistan implant like in the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime
Adds replayable car races that become available after finishing Claire's questline; you can win money and vehicle discounts
Adds a bunch of new vehicles to buy, including an open-top Porsche
You can now throw knives and axes while riding motorcycles
Motorcycle driving has been reworked, with leans, wheelies, and tricks
Enemy factions will now hunt you down after completing certain gigs, engaging in more vehicular battles
Adds a new accessibility tab in the options menu, including new settings for clearer HUD visuals, and customization for puzzle time limits
Adds hangouts with romantic partners
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Holy shit, we can now listen to the radio in our heads!
It always baffled me why we couldn't do that when we have our entire phone in our heads in-game.
That's one thing that's always confused me. Do we actually have the phone in our heads or is it just immersion? Cause NPCs are shown using phones like we have today.
My personal lore is that those were poor NPCs, using old tech. Or people who refused to do an implant because there anti aug.
In the tabletop game which takes place in 2040 there is an option for an internal agent that is part of your neuralware suite and an upgrade for your cybereyes to add a heads up display.
Presumably 30+ years later the tech should still be available if not improved on.
Good to know!
Yup, important to note that "quick hacks" don't exist in the tspletop game though. Netrunning is entirely based around infiltrating net architectures that require "entry" through an access point. And the focus is entirely on programs and daemons that exist entirely in cyberspace. You can't just look at a security camera and shit it off, you can't reboot optics or really do anything offensive to NPCs like you can in the video game.
There is a new supplement coming based off of CP2077 and it this is one of the biggest requested features.
As long as we can turn it off, that's fine.
Once again showing that the game was rushed and incomplete at launch. I'm happy that the features are here but I really wish they had delayed it so we could have had some of this at launch.
Don't get me wrong, love the game!!
So is it worth buying now? I held off, as you do, since the release was so poor but I really wanted to play this game. Much like No Man’s Sky, I’m willing to forgive the faults of the release if they made it right eventually.
Definitely. It's my 4th most played game on steam. One thing people oddly don't mention often is how fun the combat is. I feel like a bug from starship troopers when I use Mantis Arms in melee. Just a fountain of blood with limbs flying in random directions.
Have you gotten the arms from
Honestly there are better options but I love knowing >!that I bested a MaxTac squad.!<
I haven't, but I will now :)
After finally uninstalling the game yesterday following 285 glorious hours of genuine fun, I'd say absolutely play it. It's even better on PC too, with a thriving mod scene that's adding all sorts of cool stuff (they implemented the metro system well over a year ago, though I'm sure the new one will be better), the customisation really makes it your own.
Couldn't recommend it highly enough. Cyberpunk 2077 joins the Witcher 3 on the highest shelf of my favourite games of all time.
I waited about 6 months after launch and it was worth at the time. Now? It's so much better.
Just wait for a sale. Check Steam DB, should be up for a sale soon.
It’s already on my isthereanydeal waitlist. I’ve just been waiting until people say it’s playable and most of the issues have been ironed out.
It's playable and most of the issues have been ironed out.
@RvTV95XBeo @dpkonofa of course it is payable. It been released years ago
One of my favorite games ever. Starts a bit slow, that's about the worst I can say. 2.0+ adds so much fun to gameplay.
There were few issues left by 1.63. (200 hours on AMD PC & GOG here.) Added bugs with enormous 2.0 changes, but 2.01 and 2.02 were quick and fixed anything serious. (Another 200 hours on these! Second playthrough. Happily sent $30 for Phantom Liberty.) 2.1 sounds like another big update, but should be fine.
The juice is absolutely worth the squeeze
I'd still say wait for a sale, but the city is a lot more interactive now, cops will engage you and if you want you can test out new cyberware builds on them immediately with GTA style "fight and then escape the cops" gameplay.
Shit gets rough fast but it's nice that you can actually do it instead of just getting instantly ganked by Maxtac because they spawned behind you three stories up on a rooftop after you just used a silenced sniper rifle to shoot someone two blocks away.
You can still tell stuff is missing but it certainly isn't a raging garbage fire anymore.
Very worth it now!
It's a great game. I've been holding off the past couple days to wait for this, and I'm itching to go back. Story is superb, the world is incredibly detailed, and the combat is fun and incredibly varied. My only real complaint is that I wish the open world had more random activities like in Yakuza.
I didn't buy it per se but am currently enjoying it.
So you stole it. Boooo.
I'm merely borrowing it.
No you’re not. That would imply that you had permission in the first place and that you’d give it back afterwards. Booo.
Yeah it's super worthwhile now, very fun. Didnt like the dlc story but the content was good
Same here. Blame the fans not cdpr.
Shareholders. Not fans.
No. Downvote all you want. The fans were extremely vocal during the second delay.
Fans don't make business decisions for multi-million dollar corporations.
Yeah because it was a mess. Did you play on release? I bought it on release, and was shocked how glitchy it was. It felt like I was testing the game, rather than playing a fully released product.
Cars falling from the sky, people/enemies floating around in T-poses, faces loading in halfway through dialogue, the game crashing at least once every time played, looking at yourself in the mirror you were always bald and missing clothes, having no gun/weapon in your hands when firing, enemies falling through the map that you can't kill, mission objectives disappearing, and the list goes on.
At one point I thought I gained a follower because the mission objective just disappeared, and didn't know why this guy was following me everywhere. Then all the sudden I got a mission failed because he died.
I played some buggy release games, but never like Cyberpunk. Lesson learned though, I will never buy a game on release ever again.
What does that have to do with the fans being upset about the game being delayed.
I will blame CDPR for not having a realistic idea of when their product can be complete by.
In the wise words of Gabe Newell: Late is just for a little while. Suck is forever.
The fans would have gotten over it.
But it doesn't suck forever, Cyberpunk is awesome now. That Gabe quote came from the half life 1 era when patching a game was much more difficult or impossible in many cases.
Public opinion won't change. Loads of people still think the game sucks because of the release.
ok
That's pretty impressive. I love how they're adopting the metro mod wholesale.
And the pocket radio mod
10/10, 100/100, all time best game
Well, we had it in the first big trailer, and years in we have it in the game
Wow, its almost as if the game is finally, with its final update, where it should have fucking been at launch.
Should I buy it now?
Played through on ps5 around 2.01. It still crashes for me but very seldom.
Absolutely worth it. Incredible game.
if you can find it on a dirt cheap sale, bundled with phantom liberty, I guess.
Oh shoot, public transport!? Finally...damn, bless those hard working game devs.
Yeah, it always felt very American to have a highly populated area and you just drive a car around.
Yay! Now, as soon as it hits 80%ish discount on Steam, it's a purchase!
Witcher 3 routinely dips down to like $5 these days, so if you're willing to wait another 10 years or so you can really get a killer deal!
I first played Witcher 3 sometime around when Cyberpunk came out. By then, my PC ran it at a nice steady 1080p 120 Hz or something. I've got time.
That game is 10+ years old??? Jesus
Edit: Witcher 3 came out 8 years ago in 2015. That's still longer than I thought.
Glad I've cleared Smasher's fight now that it's harder - must have tried 10 times before finally killing him (felt good, too)
As a person who hates bosses (for me they break immersion being almighty bullet sponges and also stifle the game), I'd like to see them introduce a switch to turn him into a normal regular enemy instead.
Was frustrating to have to face him every time for every ending
Anticipation of the fight prevented me from finishing the game... Just did side quests until the next game got my attention
I ended up killing Smasher over and over to move further with the endings, but it didn't bring me much joy - was rather a big annoyance that I already anticipated.
Are they going to continue to add more to this game with updates or DLC or is this it? I haven't really paid attention to it I've just heard it's no man's sky all over again so I wanna wait until it's fully done before I buy it.
This is pretty much it. I recall hearing the devs say they're going to finish up some minor updates post-Phantom Liberty before calling it a day. I'm surprised they even came out with this.
Once they officially call it quits with CP77 soon, they will complete a currently ongoing reorganization of the company: RedEngine will be abandoned in favor of UE5, devs who want to work on Witcher 4 will remain in Poland to do that (many have already started apparently). Devs working on the next Cyberpunk game will follow Pawel Sasko to Boston and open CDPR North America, starting work on that game there.
Motorcycle wheelies and stunts? Yee-haw!
Hell yeah! This game is just awesome, love the devs that keep showing it love, too!
Oh man, car racing would be so terrible in this game
The races that are already in the game aren't half bad
A Metro system? Finally? I am perplexed.
Sad part is everything needed was already in the game. A modder figured out how to turn it on a couple years back. CDPR left it disabled likely due to stability issues. So must finally be all ironed out.
As a fan of Cities in Motion and Transport Fever, maybe I’ll finally check out this game.
How much of this already existed as mod ?
All but the racing and the always on radio I'm pretty sure. NCART has been available for a couple years now
Yeah Ncart I know it was a mod. I'm just wondering how they did for add so much in so short time. And getting mods, straigthening the code to their standards, would be a way to do it.
Well the mod version of ncart is pretty bare, no one walking around the train and the interior model re used from the bus
Meanwhile the modders who have worked really hard on adding many of these features already
Whoa it's almost a complete game, only another year of dev and it can leave early access
Anyone else feel a little miffed by these further additions? On the one hand I’m glad to see the game get bigger and better for new and current players, but I just finished a full and leisurely playthrough after 2.0 and it almost feels like the version of the game I played has been downgraded by comparison. I’m sure this not a healthy or mature way to think about it but it is kind of how I feel and I wonder if I’m alone?
You can join patient gaming philosophy and play 5 years out for 20 USD and only play bangers, but at the end of the day, you miss out on the zeitgeist.
Have you ever played a modded game? Mods get updated all the time, often in major ways. New Vegas recently got a full remake of the Character Kit, making characters look far less potatoey, and has genuine shadows added now with New Vegas Reloaded. If I play it now, it will be the best it has ever been, and yet in a month something new will make me wish I had waited.
At the end of the day, play!
Eh, if you enjoyed it you enjoyed it. If you wanted to you could always play through again now after these new additions
That's on you. I'm waiting till they're done developing the game to play it. I encourage others to only play finished games if they're going to have this type of attitude.
So no native 3rd person camera with facial animations...
Was that something they said they were gonna do?
No it wasn't. But I can still voice my displeasure about this omission