To make it in Night City it’s gonna take some serious cash to get by and these bounties and gigs just aren’t cutting it anymore. So, why not cheat the system? In the new 2.0 update, there’s a new Cyberpunk 2077 money glitch, where gamers can say goodbye to the daily toil and grind.
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How this glitch works is actually pretty straightforward and simple. Have a junk item that can be stacked into multiples of at least two. Head to any vendor that has money available to give when an item is sold now let’s move on to the glitch. This can be performed over on Xbox, PC, and Playstion so the button names will be different but they perform the same function. The buttons you will need are the sell-all button and the sell button. Let’s use the Xbox layout when describing the procedure.
While in a shop make sure the junk tab is open when selling. While holding down the right thumbstick (Sell All) tap the A button (Sell). There are videos online saying there are multiple buttons to press or hold but coming from first-hand experience none of that is needed. Now once that’s done, the game will ask for the quantity of the item being sold. Sell all but one of your junk items. A screen after that will ask if all junk and jewelry should be sold. Its display will say 1 item is being sold but in reality, it’s not. Upon confirmation, the stack of junk will be duplicated. Buy back the junk item and repeat the process.
Soon enough the vendor will be cleaned out of cash and it’s not the next one. At first, it will look like money is being lost but keep the process going and you’ll find that money is actually being gained and the one suffering is the merchant who keeps buying 30,000 eddies worth of bleach and other trash items.
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