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Players can use Items and Gear to give them an extra boost in Cyberpunk 2077. Learn about all the Items and Gear available in the game and what effects and benefits they provide.
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Consumables are one-time use items which provide a temporary stat boost.
When you're in a tight spot, a consumable can help restore your health, improve your stats, or even slow down time!
Crafting Specs provide the user with knowledge of how to craft an item at a specified Rarity. Crafting Specs exist for multiple types of equipment, including Weapons, Armor, Mods, Quickhacks, and Components.
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Components are used to create a wide variety of items, including Weapons, Clothing, and even Quickhacks.
| Types of Components | |
|---|---|
| Crafting Components | Quickhack Components |
Junk consists of items which do absolutely nothing, and only exist to be sold. Cash them out at Drop Boxes!
Quest Items are used as part of a Quest to complete a specific task. They include items like Access Keys for opening Quest locations.
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In the crafting screen, would love to see a comparison between what I'm currently equipped with vs what I've selected to craft. In the Inventory screen, I have no idea where any extra weight is without going into each category (weapons, clothes, etc). Please add some sort of weight indicator next to each category so I know exactly where I seem to be overloaded. In the Map, please mark completed items (assault in progress, access points), grey out the icons or something similar?
When I grapple NPCs I can see black patches flashing on the back of their head, shoulders, and back. Like they are rendering properly.
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