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Cyberpunk 2077 dataminer discovers unused pursuit files

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A Cyberpunk 2077 dataminer has discovered new files referencing unreleased street story quests, potentially pointing towards future DLC.

Speaking to Eurogamer, modder romulus_is_here same the files appeared after the massive 1.2 patch. Cyberpunk's main quests are usually split into three categories—prologue, part one and epilogue—which are numbered from q000 to q204. Just in that respect are now some quests numbered q301, outside of the usual scope.

Romulus_is_here says that the quests, named 'story-ep1' in the files, could point towards the game's "very first large story-supported DLC." While around quintuplet files incidental 'ep1' have been in the game since launch, thither are now 220 files plant since the 1.2 patch.

Not all of the files appear to be fully fleshed out yet, with some only containing placeholder text. There's note of new characters though, like a quest fibre called Wagner and another centering around a character known as Anthony Anderson. A new chemical group titled the Kurtz Militia is besides mentioned in a quest involving a hostage situation.

If this is for an forthcoming DLC, romulus_is_here same he believes "the majority of the street stories introduced in episode one will centre around Pacifica." Looking at the files, IT makes sensory faculty. A recent location, Newcomers Haven, sees Pacifica's fixer Mr. Hands giving out the quests.

Of line, it's wholly merely speculation until CD Projekt Red ink makes an announcement. It'll believably Be a while, too. Patch 1.2 was massive, with nearly 500 bug fixes for PC, but there's still work to glucinium through. It's possible the street stories could personify coming as part of the previously announced relinquish DLC, but the size suggests it might be a paid elaboration.

CDPR released a hotfix for Cyberpunk earlier this workweek that stops those pesky cops from teleporting behind you during roof crimes, along with a bundle of other small tweaks.

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