Fan anticipation for Cyberpunk 2077 is reaching a feverish level as we dawn closer to the fall release date of the new CD Projekt Red game. From incredibly in-depth character customization options to reportedly overwhelming amounts of activities scattered across the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:world of Cyberpunk, there are many reasons for fans to be on the edge of their seats.🗹 However, with hype comes🎃 impatience, and unfortunately, some people are exploiting this.
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The official Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter account recently regarding a recent string of emails sent to fans supposedly guaranteeing beta access to the new game. Unfortunately, there are no plans for a beta, according to the official account, which responded to a fan asking about the possibility of beta in the future. A lot of commenters seem to be making fun of the idea of anyone falling for a scam claiming to grant access to a non-existent beta, so the extent of this scam is probably not vast. Still, CD Projekt Red probably just wanted to nip this issue in the bud before it ballooned into something bigger. While there won't be a beta coming anytime soon, fans should not be too disappointed, as there are numerous 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:behind-the-scenes videos of the g🍌ame on ♕official channels that will hopefully help tide them over until the official release.
The official Twitter account also warned about content creators being contacted by groups posing as an ad agency. While phishing scams are pretty on-brand for Cyberpunk 2077, fans should stay on the lookout for suspicious email. Phishing sꦦcams can vary between fake landing pages that look like the real deal to links that are only one letter off from official URLs and otherwise look normal at a quick glance. Itℱ has been seven years since the game's first trailer, so fans will hopefully be able to wait a couple of more months.