patch · February 29, 2024

Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.12 Fixes Key Bindings and Performance Stutters

Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.12 addresses post-patch issues across all platforms. The update fixes AZERTY keyboard rebinding errors, Intel P-Core stuttering, and progression blockers in specific quests.

Patch 2.12 is live for Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty, targeting key binding failures, platform crashes, and quest progression blockers.

PC and Platform Fixes

AZERTY keyboard users can properly rebind Radioport and body-dropping actions. All keyboards assign switching quest objectives to the T key, resolving previous binding errors. Intel and Razer collaborations resulted in fixes for P-Core stuttering and Razer Chroma crashes, while Steam Deck players running ray tracing no longer experience crashes. Controller cursor visibility is improved in menus, computers, and keypads.

Quest and Combat Corrections

Progression blockers are cleared in several missions. Calling Reed in Nocturne Op55N1 triggers conversations reliably, Automated Delivery System notifications open during New Dawn Fades, and enemy cars shoot at Panam's van during Riders on the Storm. Sasquatch's jump attack in I Walk the Line registers hits and deals damage correctly, and the Body attribute check required to move the dumpster in I Can See Clearly Now is lowered.

Quickhacks and Systems

Sonic Shock is recategorized as a Covert quickhack, and its description matches its behavior. BioDyne Berserk grants increased Crit Chance from Reflexes Attunement. Fixes address permanent immortality bugs in enemy groups and issues accessing menus, inventories, and fast travel.

Why this patch matters

Patch 2.12 clears away progression blocks and performance hitches, making inputs and system features behave as intended.