The Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty expansion officially dropped on September 26, and players are already dumbfounded by the fact that they can fail the latest DLC. This should not be a cause for panic, though, because it is not an irreversible situation. In fact, fans have already come up with various ways as to how they can reverse the effect of blocking out the whole of the expansion’s main quest line.
Phantom Liberty Proves to Be a Redemption Arc for CDPR
Cyberpunk 2077 was released on old-gen consoles such as Xbox One and PS4. These devices didn’t feel like they had enough grunt in their CPUs to get the most out of the game. Many problems arose when Cyberpunk 2077 was released, including bugs and crashes. Nevertheless, Cyberpunk 2077 was massively anticipated, which meant it still sold well until word got around of the messy state of the title at its launch, leading to mass refunds and the ultimate removal from the PlayStation Store.
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Three years have passed since the release of Cyberpunk 2077. CD Projekt Red has now released Phantom Liberty, Cyberpunk 2077’s first and rumored-only expansion. This DLC appears to be a hit with critics and players alike and has scored better than the original game. Like any new expansion, it has not been plain sailing, but players are saying there are not many problems to warrant any loss of score on this great DLC.
Not All Is Lost
If you have not played Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty, here is a little information on how not to ruin the rest of the main quest line for yourself. If you go ahead with one of the following options, you are able to re-try this and not make the same mistake.
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Early on in Phantom Liberty, you will start a dialogue once you have brought Solomon Reed back to President Myers’s hideout. You will discuss your mission and pretty much what you are expected to do for the rest of the expansion. Solomon Reed will then outline the risk of the mission at hand; he will then ask you if you wish to continue, and at this point you can select “You’re right, I’m out”, Reed will then dismiss you, and you will no longer be able to complete the DLC’s main story this can be avoided by continuing the mission that Reed has asked of you.
There are alternate ways at the story’s beginning where it can all end before it starts, as stated previously you can tell Solomon you want out. But also at the start you are on a mission to get Myers to safety if you get lost or she dies on the way to the objective, you will fail the mission, which means you are locked out of the Phantom Liberty main story quests.
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