Cyberpunk 2077 recently received a sizeable update to fix more of the bugs and gameplay issues players had been facing since launch. A modder known as romulus_is_here found that the update also added new files that have quest descriptions for content that isn’t yet in the game. As reported by Eurogamer, the names for these quests suggest they’ll be part of an upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 DLC expansion.
Cyberpunk 2077 DLC Quest Files Found
Existing quests in the main game are split into three categories (prologue, part one, and epilogue) and receive numbers to match in the game’s coding. The new quests added by Update 1.2 don’t fit into this numbering pattern and have “story-ep1” names, hinting at their potential use in the “very first large story-based DLC.” Interestingly, most of the quests are of a type that isn’t in the game right now but were originally intended to be there at launch. At the start of 2020, it was revealed “street stories” were smaller quests that helped players to explore the city. The original intention was to include more than 70 of these quests in the game, but they never made it into the final cut. The new quest objectives and email exchanges give plenty of hints for what could be included in the street stories: there’s a quest character called Wagner, the Kurtz Militia creating a hostage situation, a bomb in a swimming pool, and a hidden den of netrunners.
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