Summary
- Four years after launch, Cyberpunk 2077 received a major patch that added even more customization features to the game.
- Taking to Twitter, its director wanted to know which customization features are still missing from the game.
- Heeding the call, Night City’s finest shared that they’d like to see more hairstyles, tattoos and the ability to look like Lizzy Wizzy or Maelstrom, among other options.
- It’s unclear if these features will be included in the next Cyberpunk title, or if another major patch could be on its way.
Just a few weeks ago, the team at CD Projekt Red shocked Cyberpunk 2077 fans when it announced, then shadowdropped, a major patch four years after launch.
Dubbed the “Express Yourself” update, Patch 2.22 added a slew of new features to the game. Among those additions included updated vehicle customization, photo mode improvements and over 100 new character options ranging from makeup to cyberware. Oh, and Johnny Silverhand can randomly ride along with you.
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Flash forward to today, and associate game director, Paweł Sasko, has taken to Twitter to ask fans what’s missing from the game. Heeding the call, over 2,000 Night City residents have responded with the customization features they’d like to see most.
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Among the most requested features are new hairstyles and tattoo options. The game already boasts many of the former, but is slightly lacking in the latter.
Another request is slightly less personal, but will help with character distinction: height.
There were also several users who wanted to walk around looking like Lizzy Wizzy. That is with full chrome skin from head to toe.
On the other hand, there were users who wanted to emulate Maelstrom, complete with flashing red eyes and enough chrome to question your humanity.
Another highlight among players was the idea of more visible cyberware. That was something included in some concept art that a fan then shared with Sasko.
At this point, it’s unclear if Sasko is scouting for additions to the next Cyberpunk game. Or, if another major customization patch could make its way into the existing game. Whatever does end up happening, it’s clear that Sasko is taking any and all opinions to heart. That alone should make any Choom really happy.
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