A massive gameplay loop addition allowed V to use Kiroshi optics to to steal its color profile, unlocking it on V's personal vehicle for a minor in-game fee. This system also allowed players to lower their NCPD wanted levels much quicker by altering their vehicle's look right after fleeing a crime scene. Photo Mode and V's Upgrades
Graphics & Performance
with Multi Frame Generation for GeForce RTX 50 Series cards (enabled January 30th). It also introduces a "Transformer model" for DLSS Ray Reconstruction to reduce smudging in motion. Photo Mode Stability Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.20 2.21 -23.01.2025-
Fixes for texture inconsistencies and missing Autofixer pop-ups Varying standard patch size ~4 GB on PC, ~22 GB on Consoles (due to file archiving) The Evolution of Customization in Update 2.2
Fixed an issue where adjusting V's vertical up/down positioning slider would dead-zone or freeze between specific numerical values. A massive gameplay loop addition allowed V to
: Scan any compatible NPC car to copy and save its color scheme for a small fee. Massive Character Customization
~22 GB (due to platform file restructuring and full archive verification) 🖥️ PC Technological Milestone: Enter DLSS 4 It also introduces a "Transformer model" for DLSS
Fixed an annoying bug where turning on Johnny’s Alternate Appearance completely overrode the menu, causing both the "Default" and "Alternate" buttons to accidentally output the alternate rockstar look. Preset and Camera UI Adjustments