In July last year, CD Projekt RED confirmed that a previously promoted wall run would not appear in Cyberpunk 2077. It took only a few months of work to regain the job and those interested can now effectively eliminate their opponents.
CD Projekt RED last year confirmed that Due to “design reasons”, it was decided to forgo wall running in Night City. The creators explained that they would still provide “a great deal of flexibility in the way you travel,” but it was decided to remove the functionality previously promoted by the game.
However, we did not have to wait long Wall Run is back in Cyberpunk 2077 – CD Projekt RED is not responsible for the project, and the creator of the mod named Saturne. Interested party wanted to check how this option works in Night City and Then I decided to share files. Now every computer operator can try the option.
Saturne maintains that this is not a complete animation, but just a rudimentary version that allows you to slide along a wall with your rifle in hand. However, the suggestion looks interesting, because it should be noted that the whole thing works better and we can now eliminate opponents in a new way during the game.
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