Cyberpunk 2077 Improves Controversial Dialogue in Major…

Summary

CD Projekt Red's 2.0 update for Cyberpunk 2077 brings significant improvements to the game, including more believable dialogue in the Delamain questline.
The update addresses technical problems and glitches, making the game feel almost brand new.
Some players may still experience the old dialogue depending on their story choices, but the new dialogue adds depth to the characters and improves the overall experience. The update also enhances graphics and gameplay.

A new fan-made video compared how CD Projekt Red made some of the dialogue in Cyberpunk 2077 more believable. This is just one of the many improvements that CD Projekt Red has brought to Cyberpunk 2077 for its 2.0 update.

Cyberpunk 2077 is famous for its disastrous launch in December 2020. The futuristic first-person shooter was plagued with performance problems, technical issues, and glitches that made the game practically unplayable for PS4 and Xbox One players. Over the years, CD Projekt Red has released patches for the game to improve the experience, including the most recent 2.0 update that makes it feel almost brand new. The new update not only fixes many of the game's technical problems but also improves some of the dialogue. One such example is some of the dialogue in the Delamain questline, a story centered around a character who owns a fleet of autonomous taxi cabs.

Makavelinow, a member of the Cyberpunkgame subreddit, posted a side-by-side comparison of the dialogue spoken between V and Johnny Silverhand between the original release of the game and the newest update. The video shows a clip of the original dialogue first, with V and Johnny sitting in a car, getting rammed into a wall by a hit-and-run from Delamain. V asks Johnny if he thinks it’s weird that a guy as courteous as Delamain would perform a hit-and-run. What makes this dialogue so jarring is that at this point in the story, the two of them hate each other, and V is acting like they’re friends. The second half of the video is a clip of the new dialogue in the scene. The two of them get hit by Delamain, but this time, they bicker at each other, which makes a lot more sense. Warning: the Reddit video contains adult language.

In the comments for the post, there’s a bit of contention about whether the new dialogue in Cyberpunk 2077 is actually present in the scene or not, with some players still experiencing the old lines. Getting the new dialogue depends on some of the choices that the player makes in the story. Players may hear the old lines instead if they meet Takemura in the Diner before this scene plays out.

Players may also notice that the posted Reddit video also shows how much the graphics in Cyberpunk 2077 have improved in the 2.0 update. Cyberpunk 2077 fans will find smoother gameplay, improved mechanics, and other quality-of-life improvements with the new update as well. For players frustrated with the game’s initial release, now may be the best time to revisit Night City.