It's no secret that Cyberpunk 2077 is still pretty buggy, even though CD Projekt Red is hard at work squashing bugs as quickly as they arise. The critical glitches are getting the most attention, but bugs such as teleporting NCPD officers and, uh, V's fly hanging low are not likely to be fixed anytime soon.
And then there's this latest bug where V "won't keep their pants on while driving," as Polygon puts it. The issue seems to be a combination of the T-pose bug (where characters randomly stand ramrod straight with their arms held perpendicular to their bodies) as well as another bug that randomly removes a character's clothes when shown in third-person.
The result? V gets into a car or on his motorcycle, and then he "assumes the position of power," as one Twitter user put it.
Note that the following links and images are most definitely NSFW.
We'll start with Twitter user Ggdograa, since a lot of people responded to their naked V T-posing in a convertible with various examples of their own. And there were a lot of examples.
It also wasn't just a Twitter phenomenon. The naked driving T-pose also found its way onto Reddit, where there's an entire subreddit dedicated to NPCs T-posing in video games. It's a common bug, and it's got plenty of representation in Cyberpunk 2077.
The good news is that this particular bug is hilarious and therefore low-down on the list of bugs Cyberpunk 2077 needs to squash. CD Projekt Red has already announced that their main priority for the near future is to get Cyberpunk 2077 running well on last-gen consoles, but will offer refunds to anyone who decides that they can't wait until January/February for the game to be fixed on PS4 and Xbox One.
Source: Polygon
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