10 Features Cyberpunk 2077's Sequel Needs To Leave Behind

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has seemingly completed its journey with the release of the DLC and various updates that have markedly improved the player experience since its somewhat disastrous launch. Now that players have sunk dozens if not hundreds of hours into the core experience, clearing up every Gig, NCPD Scanner Hustle, and side quest, they'll be looking to the next entry in the soon-to-be series.

Fortunately, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that there will be a at some point, even despite the fact that the first game is one of many video games unfairly criticized. There is plenty of speculation surrounding what the sequel could be about, where it might be set, and what new features it will introduce. However, while a lot of the original experience is amazing, a lot of it needs to be removed in order to make the sequel shine.

The NCPD Scanner Hustles in are short side missions that really just require players to kill a group of enemies and occasionally read something. They're light on story and content, largely existing to offer busywork for those who are content roaming around Night City with a vengeance. However, NCPD Scanner Hustles aren't bad because of their lack of meaningful content, but rather because they ruin the immersion in Cyberpunk.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a masterpiece, but there's one thing that they need to add to the expansion that will go a long way to improving immersion.

V assisting the police in their quest to take down the various gangs of Night City doesn't really play into their morally ambiguous character, especially when they've grown to generally distrust the NCPD. The missions with River are clear evidence of just how much V, at least initially, lacks any faith in the NCPD, and V often has conversations with other characters that also points to this. NCPD Scanner Hustles should therefore be removed in the sequel and replaced with more meaningful missions that better reflect the protagonist's beliefs.

absolutely works as a first-person experience and is far better