Cyberpunk 2077 puts players in the role of the mysterious protagonist named V as they explore the chaotic Night City. Once you begin your journey through the eyes of the main character, you’ll be given the chance to fully customize them to your preference.
But even more important than the appearance of your character are the stats they’ll be bringing with them throughout. This is where the all-important attribute points come in to play. If you want to know how many points you can expect to earn throughout, then we’ve got you covered.
Read on to find out how many total attribute points you can get in CD Projekt Red’s futuristic creation.
How many attribute points can you get in Cyberpunk 2077?
You’ll be able to amass a total of 71 attribute points that will be allocated towards your stats throughout the game. When first starting out, you’ll be given 7 points that you can distribute initially to either your Reflexes, Intelligence, Cool, Technical Ability, or Body. These attributes will also already have three automatically assigned points each. This means you’ll have a total of 22 points during the opening stages.
Each time you level up afterwards, you will then be provided one point for a total of 49 more points. Once you’ve reached the level cap of 50, you will no longer be given any more attribute points. This means that you’ll need to choose which of the attributes you want to max out carefully since each one only has a max cap of 20 points. This means that you’ll only be able to fully fill three of them if you choose to do so. You will then be left with a measly five points to allocate to your other stats.
How many attributes can you max out in Cyberpunk 2077?
You’ll be able to max out three of your five attributes in the game. Since you’ll only be able to earn a total of 56 distributable attribute points throughout, you’ll only be left five points to allocate to your other two attributes.
Is there a 6th attribute in Cyberpunk 2077?
At the time of writing, there currently isn’t a sixth attribute in the game. However, the sixth empty slot that appears on the character attribute screen may indicate the addition of a new one in the future.
