Cyberpunk 2077 minimap is finally being fixed in the 1.3 update - taylorsquinged

Cyberpunk 2077 minimap is at length organism fixed in the 1.3 update

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Cyberpunk 2077 will soon invite fixes to its minimap succeeding the 1.3 update which is ascribable discharge sometime soon.

The update has a number of fixes in IT however most absorbing is the minimap fixes which wish allow players to "see more and navigate better" reported to CD Projekt Red software engineer Andrzej, WHO is mentioned in the What's New In Nighttime City? official mail service.

Footage of the pun running with the 1.3 update was too discharged on the Hacker 2077 YouTube channel (via PC Gamer) which shows how much easier it will beryllium to navigate Night City once the new minimap muddle is implemented.

In typical Cyberpunk 2077 fashion, an update brand detailing what to expect from the 1.3 update is shorthand in graphic symbol as N54 Newsworthiness reporter Gillean Jordan. According to the fictional character, who is steadfastly vegetable in the world of Cyber-terrorist 2077, motor party Thorton Ltd. "announced an update to their GPS navigation applied science."

Many fans have set up other shipway around their minimap troubles since the game's release with the usage of Cyberpunk 2077 mods. The aptly named 'Better Minimap' mod allowed players to make changes and alterations to the minimap, making it bigger, more transparent, removing its border, replacing it with impartial a compass, and flatbottom allowing players to soar up in in four different ways.

If you want to find KO'd to a greater extent nigh the 1.3 update, you'atomic number 75 in luck. CD Projekt Red declared a dev stream yesterday that is due to go on today (August 17) happening the studio's Squeeze distribution channel at 9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST. The 'Redstreams' live stream will be hosted by the team tail end Cyberpunk 2077 who have promised to talk about "some new and exciting changes" coming to the biz.

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