Cyberpunk 2077: Update 2.1 - Everything You Need To Know

Phantom Liberty is the first major DLC for Cyberpunk 2077, and it adds a new area to explore, new quests to complete, new characters to meet, and new gameplay mechanics to master. The expansion focuses on the story of V’s involvement with the Dogtown gang, a group of hackers and cyberpunks who are trying to expose the secrets of the megacorps and the government. The expansion also features the return of Johnny Silverhand, the legendary rockerboy who is now a digital ghost in V’s head.

Update 2.1 fixes some of the most common issues that players have encountered while playing Phantom Liberty, such as quest progression blockers, visual glitches, and performance drops. Some of the notable fixes include:

• Balls to the Wall - When talking to Paco, repeating the blue dialogue option from the Corpo life-path will no longer block progress.
• Dog Eat Dog - Fixed an issue where it was possible to earn multiple Relic points by triggering the first meeting with Songbird more than once.
• Firestarter - Fixed an issue that could cause V to get stuck in the wall or roof after performing a Finisher on Kurt Hansen.
• Moving Heat - Fixed an issue that could cause all traffic to disappear after completing the quest.
• New Person, Same Old Mistakes - Fixed an issue where the gate to Bill’s hot dog stand was closed.
• Somewhat Damaged - Fixed an issue preventing the player from scanning the Neural Network system.
• The Killing Moon - Fixed an issue that caused the doors leading to the shuttle to not open.
• You Know My Name - Fixed an issue where V could remain connected to the sniper nest, blocking quest progress, after repeatedly switching cameras at the end of the sequence.
• Addressed an issue where some phone calls necessary to continue the main story began with a delay
• Various visual fixes for animations, lighting, scenes, VFX, and more.
• Performance improvements for both PC and consoles, especially in the Dogtown area.

Update 2.1 also brings some changes and enhancements to the base game, such as new gameplay and accessibility options, a fully interactive Metro system, and more. Some of the notable changes include:

• Added a new option to toggle the auto-aim feature on or off.
• Added a new option to adjust the camera shake intensity.
• Added a new option to enable or disable the dynamic resolution scaling feature, which adjusts the game’s resolution based on the performance.
• Added a new option to change the colorblind mode settings, which affect the UI elements and the scanning mode.
• Added a new option to change the subtitle size and background opacity.
• Added a new option to change the voice-over language independently from the text language.
• Added a new option to change the difficulty level at any time during the game.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to travel by Metro between different districts of Night City. The Metro stations are marked on the map and can be accessed by foot or by vehicle. The Metro system also offers new opportunities for exploration, combat, and encounters.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to customize their vehicles with different colors, decals, and accessories. The customization options can be accessed at any garage or workshop in Night City. The customized vehicles can also be stored in the player’s garage or summoned at any time.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to interact with vending machines and purchase various items, such as drinks, snacks, magazines, and cyber-ware. The vending machines are scattered throughout Night City and offer different products depending on the location and the time of day.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to play arcade games at various locations in Night City. The arcade games are based on classic titles from the Cyberpunk universe, such as Netrunner, Braindance, and Bartmoss’ Bomb. The arcade games can also reward the player with money, items, or achievements.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to collect vinyl records of various artists and genres from the Cyberpunk universe. The vinyl records can be found in shops, bars, clubs, or hidden locations. The vinyl records can also be played on the player’s stereo system in their apartment or vehicle.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to take selfies with their phone and share them on the in-game social media platform, N54 News. The selfies can be customized with different poses, filters, stickers, and captions. The selfies can also generate likes, comments, and followers from other users.
• Added a new feature that allows the player to pet cats and dogs in Night City. The cats and dogs can be found in various locations, such as alleys, parks, or apartments. The cats and dogs can also react differently depending on the player’s actions and reputation.

Update 2.1 is a significant step forward for Cyberpunk 2077, as it addresses some of the most pressing issues and complaints that players have had since the game’s launch in December 2020. The update also adds a lot of new content and features that enrich the game’s world and gameplay, making it more immersive and enjoyable. Update 2.1 is a testament to CD Projekt Red’s commitment and dedication to improving and expanding Cyberpunk 2077, and it shows that the game still has a lot of potential and promise for the future.