Cyberpunk 2077‘s devs never ever thought about deserting the game regardless of its rough launch in 2020.
Speaking to PC Gamer, Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty development supervisor Gabe Amatangelo has actually disclosed that closing down the game’s growth was never ever feasible. CD Projekt Red’s programmers were constantly developing in the direction of the massive upgrade 2.0 as well as Phantom Liberty as well as never ever thought about completing growth prior to they got to those landmarks.
“Part of my conversation at the beginning with my boss and the board was: I believe in the team, I believe in this IP, but I want to do it right. And I’m going to need the support to do that. And they’re like, yes, you have the support,” Amatangelo remembers in the brand-new meeting.
From its tragic launch in 2020, Cyberpunk 2077 was surpassed with a variety of significant updates. Update 1.5, for instance, revamped the in-game AI as well as driving, as well as upgrade 1.6 included even more missions as well as advantages to unlock, in addition to a closet system wherein you might alter your personality’s fit without altering their shield statistics.
“The groundwork we laid in 1.5, 1.6 was all culminating in the plan in 2.0. It was mapped out. Loosely mapped out and it got more refined over time, but it was mapped out. You can see some of it with the slight AI improvements in 1.5—that was built upon to get to 2.0. The [thinking was] ‘what are the gaps, and how do we fill those gaps to do the complete experience that hopefully everyone imagined and wants to play?'” the Phantom Liberty supervisor proceeded.
Now, Cyberpunk 2077 update 2.0 is an enormous renovation on the base game, with totally remodelled authorities, boosted AI once more, a completely brand-new UI, as well as also a brand-new game shooter minigame. Like Phantom Liberty however, it’s just readily available on new-gen gaming consoles as well as computer, a choice that CD Projekt Red laid out a reasonable while earlier.
CD Projekt Red’s very own devs have actually been pretty candid about Cyberpunk 2077’s terrible launch, discussing exactly how they “repeated a lot of mistakes” they escaped on The Witcher 3. The conclusion of all this effort, however, had us commending the state of the revamped game in our Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty review.
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Source: gamesradar.com
