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I can only speak for my personal experience - yes, it absolutely has. All radio hosts, Mike included, play as intended.

The seams on character models for V and others are still present. On a more positive note, it looks like they avoided creating any new bugs this patch. At least it seems that way so far. When 2.1 came out the thread was flooding with new reports within two days.

It wasn't like that. 1.63 was excellent and almost totally bug-free.

2.0 is full of bizzare gameplay decisions made by devs. Fortunately, some of them have been resolved since the patch's launch. Let's not forget that economy/money quests, for instance Spellbound from Nix, are still broken due to scaling. Popular modders who are close with CDPR have also...

Don't be so dramatic. If you're on PC, there's mods that resolve this problem in a multitude of ways. If not, there's a good chance CDPR will rectify this. Tweet your feedback in a respectful manner to the devs on twitter. They listen. Just recently in 2.1 they made great changes to crafting...

Apparently, it seems Reed has voicelines for the base game endings after all. Could be worth checking with CDPR Support to see if these are intentionally cut or if it's a bug. While we're at it, check if it's true that the base game characters who send a voicemail in The Tower only have one...

Anyone having a problem where FPS consistently drops when going from one area to another? For instance, driving from the Badlands into the City Center will cause a major FPS drop (10-20) but then if I save and reload while in the City Center, the FPS is back to normal. Same thing if I go from...

Marcin said on twitter that the dev team is on holiday right now. Work will resume in January, so we can probably expect a patch late January/early February depending on how fast they are.

Let the video comparison speak for itself: It would be fantastic if we at least had confirmation if this is a bug or an intentional change.

Pawel was asked about this on one of the streams. He said he'll see what he can do. I guess he didn't. This is also an issue when you're presented with the choice of either persuing the lead after Hellman or Evelyn. Takemura says you can do either, but then the game immediately auto-selects...

Yeah there needs to be a mod that reduces the available amount of attributes and perks. This would at least somewhat help with this issue. Another problem is that you level up very quickly. I started Phantom Liberty at level 50 on Very Hard, and by the time I was with Myers in the apartment I...

Pawel (Quest Director) was asked about this on one of his streams, and his response was that this was one of his regrets for the game. If I recall correctly, he's fully aware that the system is very flawed, but he thinks it's better than launch and the overhaul was the best they could come up...

The more time I spend on this forums the more I realize you're an absolute freaking legend who is doing the work of an entire Q&A department all on his own. Just remember to take ibuprofen regularly. Carrying the quality of an entire game on your back must hurt like hell at this point.

That's a hell of a thread necro. Anyway... Pretty sure there was something more involving either Meredith or Militech. Check out the video below. The militech skyscraper has fully modeled, gameplay-ready and (mostly) bug free officies, complete with official concept art:

There's no way quests like Spellbound were intentionally broken. I bet they're aware of it but bug fixing has been a very low priority for them since 2.0. Pawel (love that guy) is starting to stream again in January, so I'll ask him then, assuming it won't be fixed in the next hotfix. He's the...

But... how can that be? I thought 2.0 was the definitive Cyberpunk experience that righted all wrongs of the past and it's how the game should've released in 2020? /sarcasm obviously Call me cynical but the situation with 2077 right now has made me even more disillusioned with the gaming...

To be fair, they know people will be buying the game around Xmas. Makes sense they'd want to iron out at least the key problems like melee finishers.

When asked about this on stream, Pawel said it's because there are moments in the game where the scenery or gameplay is intentionally supposed to be dark and having the flashlight on would ruin that. I mean he's not wrong.

Sadly I agree. 2.0 and onwards feels like a disjointed mess of different design philosophies. Edgerunners was both the worst and best thing that happened to 2077. Best in that it reignited public interest for the game, and caused a massive popularity and player count spike after it came out...

I hate to say it but one benefit of live service games is that devs quickly address both bugs and unpopular features. Meanwhile here in Cyberpunk we're forced to use mods to fix crappy design choices because the devs think they know better than us.