Cyberpunk 2077 Free DLCs About $480 million pre-launched, console players targeted with glitches at the beginning of 2021
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A hidden message in the new trailer for the game has announced that Cyberpunk 2077 will start receiving free DLCs (Downloadable content) from early 2021. The hidden message spotted by an online publication reads, "In early 2021, we will [CD Projekt Red] kick off our free DLC programme first." In most countries, Cyberpunk 2077, launched on December 10, reportedly received nearly $480 million in pre-launch revenue (approximately Rs. 3,533 crores). The game is being played by millions around the world, all of whom have recorded both PC and console bugs and glitches in the game.
In the new launch trailer at the end, the secret note, as found by Rockpapershotgun, appears for a single renown. For fans dreaming about potential expansions and DLCs, it has a message from CD Projekt Red. "It states that the team has learned a lot from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's 'Hearts of Stone' and 'Blood and Wine' expansions, and that the planned expansions will "take you much further into Cyberpunk 2077's universe, providing significant, story-driven content that will give you difficult choices to make impactful storylines that you will not soon forget.
It goes on to state that the Cyberpunk 2077 Free DLC Program will start in early 2021. But before we get there in early 2021, we will be kicking off our free DLC software first. As with The Witcher 3, plan to start reaching Night City with an array of free DLC boxes, dropping a lot of fun stuff that will pump even more energy into the dark future universe.
Cyberpunk 2077 pre-orders, meanwhile, totaled 8 million copies, CD Projekt Red posted on Twitter. A copy at approximately $60 will amount to revenue of about $480 million (around Rs. 3,533 crores) before it was released. The game then had over 1.1 million simultaneous viewers on Twitch at its debut. Similarly, with most competing teams, Cyberpunk 2077 claimed the top spot on Steam, becoming the first single-player title to do so.
It has its limitations, as popular as the game can be. On the PC, a lot of bugs and glitches have been recorded by critics and players alike, some mild and some very significant. This is particularly relevant for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players, and a Polygon study points out that a lot of these players have experienced crashes, freezing, choppy gameplay, geometric NPC problems, and more. Screen tearing, missing textures, frame rate rises, poor resolution, and other glitches that spoil their experience have also been faced by some PS4 fans. There are apparently some of these problems that continue well after the Day One fix.
In comparison, some PC players get 'Whoa! When attempting to start the game, Cyberpunk 2077 has a flatline 'error. The cause of this problem is unknown, but for some players, restarting the PC, upgrading GPU drivers, and shutting down unused programmes tend to solve this problem.
