Is Cyberpunk 2077's Patch 2.3 a GAME CHANGER?

When Cyberpunk 2077 launched in December 2020 to much controversy, very few expected it to bounce back like it did. CD Projekt RED poured exceptional effort into turning things around, and by 2023, with the release of Phantom Liberty, it finally felt like the role-playing game that fans really desired. While the team has since moved on, the company (alongside Virtuos) continues to improve the game, as seen in Patch 2.3. It adds four new vehicles and new jobs for acquiring some of them, extends the RayField CrystalCoat feature to more vehicles, new Photo Mode features, and, best of all, AutoDrive. If you prefer, Delamain's cab service is now a proper taxi service. The overall impact of all this may seem minuscule to those who have already finished the game or expect things like New Game+ and PS5 Pro support. However, alongside enhancing the immersion, Patch 2.3 also ensures that future players have an even better experience when they venture forth into Night City for the first time.