Cyberpunk 2077 it is a disaster than CD Projekt executives he knew perfectly well that it would crash and burn. That said, one of its many mistakes has the advantage of giving players what they’ve been asking for since the game unveiled long ago in 2012: a third-person mode.
In several videos uploaded since the game’s release on December 10, Cyberpunk 2077 players have demonstrated a strange problem that keeps the camera locked in the third person. This translates into a headless version of the main character model, which can be seen in the player’s eyes, which they can use to walk the streets of Night City like a horrible monstrosity.
It appears to be connected to the third-person perspective option that is available while the player is inside a vehicle. As such, the area you can traverse while the error is in effect is limited, as the camera remains locked on any vehicle you have just exited. While similar buitthe have been shared with the Cyberpunk 2077 subreddit, the problem does not appear to be as widespread as other problems.
Much can be said about this Cyberpunk 2077, its development cycle and the business models that led to its launch in such a compromised state, perhaps too much to put on a simple blog about some silly mistake. Perhaps this, along with the myriad of other issues with the game, is what should stop the executives of the wake-up call studio exploiting its staff. I guess we’ll see in the coming months.