Leaked Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer details reveal Heist and Deathmatch modes

Although CDPR has already stated that Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer content won’t be released before 2022, an estimate that is sure to be revised on account of all the controversy and criticism concerning the game’s glitch-laden, content-deficient December 10th launch, a recent Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer leak uncovered by dataminers has already revealed a number of components and details surrounding the upcoming auxiliary production.

According to the dataminer, who wishes to remain anonymous, the Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer content can be found within the game’s executable files. There are two different Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer modes, the first called “Heists,” where players will be able to assume the roles of various character classes (Netrunner, Techie, Solo, etc.). The following are some of the functions associated with the “Heists” Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer mode.

Set Heist State

Set spawn point tag that will be used to spawn new players during the mission

Spawn tag: %s

Cyberpunk 2077 Multiplayer Heists Functions

MP.Heist.DebugMessageNameChanged
MP.Heist.MessagePlayerReady
MP.Heist.SetPlayerCharacterClass (may imply multiplayer is focused on more strict character class selection system)MP_PlayerReady

++ %s joined the heist

— %s left the heist

Character.Cpo_Muppet_Solo

Character.Cpo_Muppet_Assassin

Character.Cpo_Muppet_Netrunner

Character.Cpo_Muppet_Techie

lobby

cpo_heist_started

Character.Cpo_Muppet_Default

Character.

Character.Cpo_Default_Player

The second of the leaked Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer modes revealed in the datamine is a more straightforward one simply called “Deathmatch,” whose functions include some interesting phrases which sound right in line with Johnny Silverhand’s lexicon (“Your bullet was stronger than your self-esteem” and “%s’s bullet was stronger than your head”), implying that the central Cyberpunk 2077 character is, or was intended to be the announcer for the Deathmatch mode. The following are functions from the Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer “Deathmatch” mode.

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++ %s joined the match

>> %s killed %s

You sent yourself directly to hell! Please don’t come back

Wow! You killed yourself… Bravo.

Your bullet was stronger than your self-esteem

Your shot destroyed your own body and soul. Duh

You sent %s directly to hell!

Wow! You killed %s without compassion

Your bullet was stronger than %s’s head

Your shot destroyed %s’s body and soul

%s sent you directly to hell!

Wow! %s killed you without compassion

%s’s bullet was stronger than your head

%s’s shot destroyed your body and soul

AllowJoinInProgressDM

There is also evidence of the leaked Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer content employing P2P (peer-to-peer) connections with a host authority rather than dedicated servers, although this is a facet that is very likely to change, given that the content isn’t close to being ready for public access.

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Via: DOS Gaming