CDPR Releases Hotfix 1.11 Cyberpunk 2077, Solve Bug Problems in Down on the Street Mission

GAMEFINITY.ID, Jakarta – CD Projekt Red has released a Cyberpunk 2077 update called Hotfix 1.11, which resolves a number of bugs in the main story. Previously, update 1.1 which was released on January 22 turned out to produce another bug, namely when the player received a call (holocall) from Takemura in the Down on the Street mission.

The mission can be accessed by players by approaching a Non Playable Character (NPC) named Goro Takemura. After the quest is completed, Takemura will call V. The bug makes Takemura contact V again at the next time, but no dialogue is delivered by Takemura. This bug causes players to be unable to continue their progress, because it will also hinder dialogue with other NPCs.

CDPR said the bug occurred when players used save in version 1.06. In addition to fixing the bug, hotfix 1.11 also restores randomization of items to a state before the 1.1 update. CDPR is also investigating a save/load exploit used when looting.

Cyberpunk 2077’s 1.1 update is the first of two major patches designed to fix the “most prominent issues” since the game’s release on December 10. The fixes focus on various stability improvements related to memory usage, crashes, quest bugs, performance and visual issues.

CD Projekt Red also recently released the official Cyberpunk 2077 modding tool, allowing PC players to create their own experiences in Night City. They also removed a third-party mod that allowed gamers to have sex scenes with Johnny Silverhand, the character played by Keanu Reeves.

“Our most important rule when it comes to user-generated content, particularly game mods, is that content must not be harmful to others. Regarding the models of people we ask to participate in the game, we respectfully ask you not to use them in any situation that might be considered offensive if you don’t have their explicit permission.”