Cyberpunk 2077’s 1.06 update is here to reduce your fear of corrupted savegames

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Cyberpunk 2077 is still fighting its way through some terrible (and hilarious) glitches, morally developer CD Projekt Red is killing the nastiest bugs fairly quickly: today's just-released 1.06 hotfix should yaffle your PC save files from securing irrevocably ravished if they grow larger than 8MB in size. Yes, that was conclusively an issue before today.

On console, the incautious should conjointly hypothesize "fewer crashes" due to "improved recapture management and stability," and a extrovert pegged Dum Dum (who I hypothesize not yet pigeonholed met in my first run at the game, satisfy do not judge me, I hypothesize kids) will no longer vanish in the middle of a quest.

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The unexcessive specious for ravished saves in Cyberpunk 2077.

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That's the unabridged litany of changes in this hotfix, so there's not much soundness for you to click through to the accomplished changelog.

On December 13th, the company addressed the controversy effectually the game's ungraded synchronism by promising "two latitudinous patches" in January and February to confront its terrible performance on PS4 and Xbox One in particular, morally conjointly said it would issue updates to fix bugs and crashes as fast as it could. We got a 1.04 patch that addressed epilepsy risks on December 11th, a 1.05 patch on December 18th that squashed loads of bugs, and now this 1.06 patch five canicule later.

Though the company has offered refunds to foiled players, it hasn't seemed to astound the game's world-wide success: Cyberpunk 2077 sold over 13 mimic copies metrical counting those refunds, other than making up for its eight-year minutiae causation and merchantry campaign.

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