CD Projekt knows fans love to play Cyberpunk 2077 with mods, so they made something nice for them after patch 2.2 release
CD Projekt RED has prepared an option to go back to version 2.13 of Cyberpunk 2077 so that players can play with un-updated mods. The studio also thanked players for their .
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CD Projekt RED surprised its fans by announcing and it appeared that the game's development had already been finished, so it was quite a surprise. Unfortunately, as is often the case, the update is incompatible with previously created mods, which may be a significant issue for many players. Fortunately, the studio prepared a solution for that.
Return to the older version
For those interested, there is an option to enable the beta version of the game on Steam, which will revert it to version 2.13, on which most mods work. The same option is also available on GOG. Importantly, the "downgrade" will only be possible until the end of January. Mod creators should update their projects by this time.
This option will please many players, as the mods for Cyberpunk 2077 are widely popular. On Skyrim, but it still shows how eagerly players mod this title.
Developers say thank you
On the occasion of Cyberpunk 2077 celebrating its 4th anniversary, the developers expressed their gratitude to the players for the journey they shared, through a post on X.
Night City wouldn't be what it is without you, our community.
Thank you for sharing your unforgettable stories with us, for taking beautiful shots of the city and its people, for taking V for a ride or two, and for coming home after a dangerous gig.
Thank you for being part of this 4 years journey. Here's to another year in neon-lit NightCity full of surprises!
Pawel Sasko also added a few words, thanking for the and pointing out that the path he had taken turned out to be completely different than he had initially expected. He itted that it was difficult, but definitely worth undertaking and continuing.
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