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CD Projekt Red has announced a new patch for the action game “Cyberpunk 2077”. Version 1.2 is intended to tackle the often criticized police system, among other things: Law enforcement officers should no longer materialize immediately behind the player when he or she commits a crime. Instead, in the future, a police drone will first check what is happening before the officers march in from a greater distance.
Teleporting police officers were among the numerous inconsistencies in “Cyberpunk 2077” that have been criticized by gamers since its launch last December. Patch 1.2, for which CD Projekt has not yet given a release date, aims to improve further of these points of criticism. This includes driving a car, which is often very rough: According to CD Projekt, fluctuations in the frame rate lead to an uneven driving experience. As of Patch 1.2, cars should react more predictably at frame rates from 20 FPS. In the game options, you can also set how sensitively vehicles should react to keyboard or gamepad inputs.
“Cyberpunk 2077” is still not available in the Playstation Store: Sony removed the title in December due to its poor technical condition. In addition to bugs and game crashes, the console versions of the action game also plagued low resolutions and unstable frame rates.
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