Cyberpunk 2077 (Un)fixed; Players Point Out New And Old Bugs in Update 1.3
Players have already managed to thoroughly check out Cyberpunk 2077 after update 1.3. Unfortunately, apart from (instead of?) the promised fixes, they were greeted mainly by bugs, both old and new.
After months of silence Cyberpunk 2077 lived to see another major update, which should have reassured players disappointed by the long break after the release of version 1.2. "Should have", but after the presentation of patch 1.3 there was not much enthusiasm on the web. What's worse, subpages of Reddit were quickly flooded by a wave of posts showing not the promised fixesbut new bugs in Cyberpunk 2077.
As you can see in the video above, bugs can be found even in the game's opening sequence. Players report disappearing NPCs and a major lack of NPCs and vehicles, as well as problems with reloading weapons in slow motion still being unable to pick up loot etc. Some of these bugs we could see even during the presentation of the patch, to the grim delight of the Netizens. There were also some "funny" glitches like the decapitated enemy head tracking us with its eyes or the infamous t-pose, the characteristic default position of character models, which was spotted on the streets of Night City. Videos have also been posted on YouTube, and after watching them, it's hard to consider Cyberpunk 2077 after the 1.3 update as fixed. Don't count on it being just problems with old save files - even brand new sessions with the game can get you bugs.
Of course, it can be argued - and rightly so - that it's impossible to avoid bugs when updating any game, let alone one as complex one as Cyberpunk 2077. However, it's hard to be surprised by the dissatisfaction of players who have waited a long time for some very particular fixes and once again have to face new (and old) problems. Almost 5 months have passed since the release of patch 1.2, and yet that update was also released much later than announced. Although many internet users blame not the developers, but the pressure from above (e.g. reminding previous reports by Jason Schreier), even they do not hide their disappointment with update 1.3.
