That could change with the upcoming expansion.ĭedicated digital explorers have found countless train hubs all over the game world, some more complete than others. CD Projekt RED planned to include one, but didn’t. Every contemporary or futuristic open world game worth its salt has a working train, but not Cyberpunk 2077. The monorail is one of the most infamous pieces of cut content in Cyberpunk 2077.
It’s a foregone conclusion that players will engage in all sorts of covert ops in the new expansion, and given the Flathead’s wall-scaling abilities, the spiderbot would be more than useful.
Since Militech arms the US government in the world of Cyberpunk, and since the Flathead is a Militech product, it would be a no-brainer to finally let players have one. Since Phantom Liberty will apparently revolve around V working with the US government, this DLC would mark the perfect opportunity to kit them out with top-of-the-line military tech. It’s just a MacGuffin in the final product. That part of the Flathead’s significance was left on the cutting room floor, though. The Militech MT0D12, better known as the Flathead, is a major part of the early mission “The Pickup.” The section where an NPC shows off the Flathead’s capabilities, including its ability to walk on walls, is mostly intact from the gameplay trailer, but originally, the mission would lead to the Flathead becoming one of the player’s companions. This included an early job to purchase a spiderbot that is far less important than the game makes it out to be. Flatheadĭuring the game’s first big demo, the studio teased what fans should expect from Cyberpunk‘s many story missions. But the updates that will come bundled with Phantom Liberty should finally address how time of day affects the crowds and people you encounter throughout the game. Given the sheer number of NPCs in the game, not even the world’s most powerful supercomputer would have enough processing power to make every character, important or otherwise, follow a realistic schedule.
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