With recent Cyberpunk 2077 patches, the game can still freeze up sometimes. If you are looking for a fix, we have prepared a guide that can help you with that.
Playing on PC gives a lot of freedom when it comes to tinkering with games and their settings. It usually allows for deep modification of graphical settings, which enables a granular balance between quality and FPS, whichever one prefers. This comes with some caveats as changing things that are unclear can lead to unexpected results. Such can be the case with Cyberpunk 2077, that has improved greatly since it was first launched, though still struggles with technical issues. To be honest, some of its problems can be caused by fans themselves, like, for example, game freezes while starting the title. If you experience those, here you will find some tips on how to deal with it.
With the release of Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty DLC, the game has entered its 2.0 version which fixed a lot of issues and rebuilt skill tree system, among others. Even despite the developers’ best efforts, there are still shortcomings… but it seems like some of them might be caused by the players themselves.
Since the release of 2.0 patch, there are numerous reports that the game freezes, doesn’t progress story line, crashes, etc. Many of those issues can be caused by different game mods that fans have installed for the title. Below you can find a couple of tips that can be helpful:
It is also worth noting that with the debut of the Phantom Liberty DLC and Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 patch, the base game’s requirements changed. You can check them on the official page here. Recently it is not only required that the game is installed on an SSD drive, but on an NVMe type of it for more demanding graphical settings.
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Author: Aleksander Kartasinski
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