Last but certainly not least, Phantom Liberty will also deliver a brand-new progression system, which should change the feel of the Cyberpunk 2077 experience as a whole. There will even be ' weapon mounted vehicles' to experiment with, including a ' sports car with miniguns hidden behind the bumper a la James Bond's famous Aston Martin.' While new, weapon-mounted wheels will probably be exclusive to the DLC, vehicle combat and police reworks will seemingly be made available to all players. Indeed, as Gamespot confirms, players will be able to engage in battle as they're driving around Night City, whether it's by performing a drive-by in a car, or swinging a melee weapon from a motorbike. Related: Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty DLC Is Already Making A Big MistakeĪlongside a more competent NCPD and MaxTac comes the long-awaited vehicle combat syetem in Phantom Liberty. If the protagonist racks up a five-star wanted level, they'll be met with a not-so-friendly MaxTac squad dropping down from their signature airships.

In fact, Gamespot goes as far as to compare Phantom Liberty's police rework to the likes of Grand Theft Auto 5, writing that police will now hunt for V more aggressively if players ' commit more crimes in quick succession.' MaxTac, Night City's most elite task force focused on vanquishing cyberpsychos, will also join the law enforcement response. Cyberpunk 2077's police system is one of its most infamously lackluster features, but it seems as though the expansion will change that precedent for good.

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