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Dive into the awesome and world of cyberpunk fighting, complete with a killer soundtrack and stunning art - now at half the price! 🥊💪
There will be a new option when you choose to start a new game - “Skip Beginning” will skip Silvers League and start you out in the game at the beginning of the Iron Fist DLC. Don’t worry! You’ll be appropriately leveled for the stage of the game, and will be able to customize your fighter's stats and moves etc. with 2000GPP to spend as you choose. 
As well, when you approach the final stage of the game, a new window will appear warning you: "The final stage of the game is starting now. All side quests will become unavailable. Are you sure you want to continue?" with options to select Yes or No.
Loading saves with DLC active after the Final Stage has begun:
In the ‘Ladders’ section, you’ll find all available leagues organized by tabs: recent leagues, leagues from Steam, and league creation. You can search for specific leagues by name and filter them by author (all, friends, mine) and by the number of fighters (4-6, 6-8, 9-11). For each league, you can see the player's score and progress, rating, number of votes, and the author who published it.
Don’t forget to customize the appearance and starting stats for your player character in the league. You can choose between a human or a robot (which is fully customisable), and set the number of stat points and tech points available from the start.
Once you’ve crafted your league and given it a name, you need to beat the league yourself before publishing. After completing it, you can choose to either publish or edit your league. If you exit, your league will remain in the ‘Create’ tab, ready for you to return and make further tweaks at any time.
Next, configure each opponent’s starting stats in terms of strength, agility, and stamina, and set the rewards for defeating them. Give each opponent an original name and choose a fighting style school or assign punch cards, which act as perks. Customize their default techniques, selecting strikes, defenses, and modifiers, which can be mixed regardless of the selected school or punch cards. It’s crucial to assign techniques to opponents; otherwise, the league cannot be published.
For an extra layer of strategy, set up scenarios for enemy behavior. For example, configure what happens when an opponent's energy drops below 100 points or their health below 60. You can create up to three scenarios, but this is optional and purely for expanding your creative possibilities.
After picking up the leaflet, you'll discover it's for the new Robot League. Shortly after, you'll receive a call from Emmit, asking you to meet him at the Dream Lab. Upon your arrival, your new adventure into the world of fighting robots in the Iron Fist DLC will begin!
As well, in the Warehouse, you’ll find MoMMi, the AI who will help guide you through this adventure and has no nefarious intentions whatsoever. You’ll also be able to enter the robot into fights in the robot league from this oh-so-glamorous new location, which, incidentally, is also upgradeable.
You’ll need to train your robot, either via VR personally or passively over time while you’re doing other things. Once your robot's stats don’t suck, you’ll be able to start entering it into fights, unlocking Badass Robot Points (BRP) for victories in the Robot League, which you can then spend on the new fight path for the robot - more on that in a second!
You’ll also unlock punch cards, which are a bit like the bonuses from fight schools in the main game, but are customisable, so you can really make your robot suit your fighting style. As well, you’ll be able to customise the look of your robot, with customisable body parts and colours! And even better, as a bonus, when it’s not fighting, the robot can work for you, earning you some resources on the side!
This skill path is totally unique for the robot and contains a plethora of moves and skills for you to try, test, and play around with to create the ultimate fighting machine!
Get the first look at the upcoming 👊 Punch Club 2: Iron Fist Expansion DLC today!
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