Despite Cyberpunk 2077’s tumultuous launch, the game’s developers at CD Projekt Red continue to show dedication to fixing bugs and improving the overall gaming experience. The recent 2.1 update, while introducing some new issues, highlights the ongoing commitment to addressing player concerns.
The 2.0 update and the Phantom Liberty DLC brought substantial changes to Cyberpunk 2077, overhauling combat and skill progression. This resulted in a resurgence of interest and a notable increase in player count. However, the 2.1 update introduced a bug preventing the execution of unique finisher animations, affecting players across different platforms.
In response to player feedback, CD Projekt Red has announced a forthcoming patch to address this issue along with other issues. The fix is eagerly anticipated by fans who have been waiting for a resolution to this bug for several months.
The finisher animations, which offer a variety of ways to deal with enemies using knives, blades, or blunt weapons, add a dynamic and engaging element to the gameplay. The bug affecting these animations has been a source of frustration for players who appreciate the diverse combat options Cyberpunk 2077 provides.
Despite the confirmation that there won’t be major content additions in the future, CD Projekt Red’s commitment to ongoing support is evident. The announcement of a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 suggests that the developers are invested in the long-term success and improvement of the franchise.
While the timeline for the sequel remains uncertain, the dedication to addressing current issues and the promise of future installments indicate a commitment to the redemption of Cyberpunk 2077 in the eyes of both existing fans and potential players.
