Despite a famously disastrous launch that etched Cyberpunk 2077 into gaming history in all the wrong ways, CD Projekt Red is committed to turning the game into one they can eventually be proud of, and one that they hope players will continue buying and playing for years to come. Supporting the game with new DLC is a key part of this plan, and new data mining info is shedding light on what we can expect.
We've known the game will be getting some serious content support after release long before the game was launched, and CDPR have plotted the eventual release of these content updates on their revised timeline. The mystery is what these updates will entail. While this isn't the first time that Cyberpunk 2077 DLC details have leaked, the continued accuracy of the previous set of info dug up from game files is suspect considering the change in direction that the developers adopted following the controversy.
This latest data mining effort has uncovered a bunch of inaccessible content with references to "ep1" in the 1.2 update. While this huge patch was supposed to be a major step towards bringing the game into presentable shape, many issues still remain. While it wasn't the god-send many fans hoped for, at least it gives us some insight into future content, right?
The game files for 1.2 aren't the first instances of "ep1" either, however compared to the mere 5 instances of this prior to the release of the patch shot up to 220, according to hobbyist dataminer 'romulus_is_here'. It's safe to assume that internally, the developers are referring to the two promised major story expansions as episodes, and this is how the relevant files are marked as well.
