Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty DLC Confirmed To Be Paid | GameSpot News



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CD Projekt Red confirms Cyberpunk’s Phantom Liberty DLC will have a price tag, and details on how Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2’s shared battle pass will work.
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For anyone hoping that Cyberpunk 2077’s big DLC expansion, Phantom Liberty, was going to be a free addon, guess again, as CD Projekt Red’s global PR director Radek Grabowski has confirmed that if will have a pricetag.

So much for liberty. Although I guess they did say it was a phantom.

Speaking to GamesRadar, Grabowski confirmed that “as for the expansion’s pricing – we have not revealed exact details yet, but it will be a paid one.”

While we don’t have any specific pricing information for the DLC, expansions for The Witcher 3, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, cost $10 and $20 at their time of release, respectively, with the latter being a much bigger expansion.

Like The Witcher 3–which has a free next-gen update on the way–Cyberpunk 2077 also received a substantial amount of free DLC after launch, with the Edgerunners update providing a notable amount of free cosmetics, weapons, and even an extra narrative thread.

Something that will be free is Call of Duty Warzone 2.0, which recently revealed that its battle pass is nonlinear, but we now have new details on exactly how that will work.

Instead of having a linear pass of 100 tiers of unlockable items, Season 1 of Modern Warfare 2 reinvents the battle pass as a multi-sector combat map. The map has at least 20 sectors with five items in each sector. Players will unlock items using earned Battle Token Tier Skips across this map, with the freedom to choose their path and focus on the items they want most.

The Season 1 battle pass will still include 20 free tiers for players to unlock, which include the Victus XMR sniper rifle and the BAS-P submachine gun as this season’s new unlockable weapons. Activision says it will take players 15 Token Tier Skips if they head straight from the map’s first sector toward sectors A6 or A7, and 30 to unlock both weapons. As for the season’s new operator, the pass introduces Zosar “Zeus” Kalu as the operator available within the premium tiers of pass. Zeus is an instant unlock when purchasing the premium battle pass.

The Season 1 pass is divided into 21 different combat sectors, from A0 to A20. Sectors A1 to A20 are all connected to each other. Once players have unlocked all the rewards in all combat sectors from A0 to A20, there’s an additional “victory sector” with bonus rewards. The battle pass contains 1,400 total CoD Points. Players can earn 400 free CP within the pass, plus 1,000 more with premium pass and victory sector, allowing players to earn back the CoD Points spent purchasing the full pass.

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31 thoughts on “Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty DLC Confirmed To Be Paid | GameSpot News”

  1. I think most of us expected the dlc to be paid and I am 100 percent ok with that, i perfer the old dlc system to the one we have now where new content is "free" but it's super high leveled so we have to grind to access it or go to the microtransaction shop.

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  2. I was sure that this was not going to be free but with the awful release of cyberpunk and edgerunner reviving the game I thought for a little bit that was going to be free besides that this dlc need to be perfect not like the 1st days of cyberbug

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  3. They said it would be FREE, all the goons in the comments saying “did people think it was going to be free” are definitely people who didn’t get the game day 1 let alone followed any of the news about the game

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  4. Depends on if the expension will be worth it. I can give 25 dollars for expension if it will be long enough and epic enough to be worth it.

    And about bugs, in 47 hours of playing, i only encountered only one game braking bug. Then there were few that were just funny to me. I still love this game.

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  5. This game is a joke. So much potential, and so disappointing. And what have they been doing, relying on modders to fix the game while they create paid DLCs? It does literally sound like a distopian cyberpunk game 😂😱😵‍💫

    It's fine for big expansions to be paid. That's normal. It's not ok to overhype and release an unfinished game and instead of fixing it, selling DLC

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  6. I dont have a problem with paid DLC in general, prefer it actually. But it is a bit different when the devs said we would have multiple free expansions for this game and we end up with 1 paid one.

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