Cyberpunk 2077 latest patch adds a new customizable feature for Rayfield vehicles and fixes melee finishers

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Cyberpunk 2077patch 2.11 has added a brand new feature for Rayfield vehicles.

CD Projekt Red dropped the latest update today (January 31) which features a ton of changes to both the base game and thePhantom Libertyexpansion, including an exciting new feature to Rayfield-manufactured cars that allows players to change the paint job.

It’s called the CrystalCoat feature and is now available in-game. However, the studio noted that “because this technology was developed exclusively by Rayfield, it is currently only available for Rayfield vehicles you own.”

Alongside this, the game has also received a ton of quality-of-life improvements, as well as bug fixes for some troublesome issues. For example, the melee Finishers are now working properly.

Players will also discover that Cyberware Capacity has now been capped at 450, so if you try and exceed this limit Cyberware will be unequipped automatically, and drifting in most vehicles has been improved for when you’re cruising around Night City. For the full breakdown of the update, you can read thepatch notesbelow.

Cyberpunk 2077version 2.11 patch notes

Gameplay

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Quest and Open World

Phantom Liberty-specific

UI

Visual

Vehicles

Implemented various small changes to improve drifting in most vehicles:

PC-specific

Misc

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