This article is reproduced from IT House, IT House February 25 news. Early this morning, the well-known game developer CD PROJEKT (CDPR) announced that due to hacker attacks and the body weight of version 1.2, the release of the "Cyberpunk 2077" patch was postponed.
CDPR stated: "Although we really want to release the 1.2 version update of Cyberpunk 2077 within the stated time frame, due to the recent cyber attack on the studio’s IT architecture and due to the physical size of the 1.2 version, we Need more time."
According to CDPR on social media, the goal they set for version 1.2 exceeds all previous updates and will bring many improvements and fixes to all aspects of the game. "To ensure this, we have more work to do. Therefore, we expect the new release date to be in the second half of March."
IT Home has reported that CDPR said earlier this month that the company had suffered a cyber attack, claiming that a hacker had entered its internal network, encrypted the server, and left a ransom note, threatening if not After paying the ransom, the source code of the game will be announced.