We are two weeks out from Cyberpunk 2077’s Phantom Liberty expansion, and its 2.0 combat/systems update will be out before that, possibly as soon as late this week, early next.
CDPR has been showing off various changes coming in the patch, but far and away are the alterations to abilities, cyberware and a new Relic tree for even bigger bonuses. And what if I told you a
New melee finishers including throat slitting, ritual katana beheading and Mantis Blade combo perforations.
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