Despite having only a single title, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the biggest RPGs in the world, standing alongside modern classic titles like Skyrim and Fallout to define how gamers see big-budget RPGs. Riding another burst of hype with Edgerunners Season 2, CD Projekt RED is already looking to the future, with some very interesting whispers circling as we speak.
In a job posting made just hours ago, CD Projekt RED has sent out feelers for a Lead Quest Programmer meant to put together major quest lines alongside writers and designers.
Among the bonus requirements for this role is a request for an "Understanding of multiplayer network architecture and client-server synchronization for game state/quests." Most players surmise this could only really mean one thing.
It Takes Two to Tango
Co-op has been a long-desired wish for the original Cyberpunk 2077, with plenty of attempts at modding in the option to mixed results. From a baseline, 2077 is built to be a single-player experience, meaning adding effective co-op requires retooling most of the game. Looking at just how choppy most of V's third person animations are, it's very clear CD Projekt RED wasn't too worried about how you'd be...
