CD Projekt RED announced that Patch 2.02 for Cyberpunk 2077 will be released soon, and shared its key features. This is going to be a small update, so don’t expect any major tweaks, fixes or improvements.
According to the list, Update 2.02 will rebalance the timers in courier missions. It will also resolve skill progression passives, as well as the shutters blocking entry to Black Sapphire in Run This Town.
CDPR will also fix the issue that could cause cyberware to get downgraded to Tier 1 after updating the game to 2.01. Those who have been following DSOGaming have already fixed this particular issue. Last week, we shared a mod that resolved that glitch/bug.
Finally, the Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.02 will add the possibility to mark vehicles as Favorites in the Call Vehicle menu. Plus, V will no longer flatline after entering the Delamain AV in Path of Glory.
Like always, Steam and GOG will download Update 2.02 once it becomes available. And although there is no ETA on when it will come out, we’ll be sure to keep you posted.
Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.02 Key Features
- V will no longer flatline after entering the Delamain AV in Path of Glory.
- Fixed the shutters blocking entry to Black Sapphire in Run This Town.
- Fixed an issue where cyberware could get downgraded to Tier 1 after updating the game to 2.01.
- Fixed skill progression passives.
- Rebalanced the timers in courier missions.
- Added the possibility to mark vehicles as Favorites in the Call Vehicle menu.
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