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One other contingency factor that Cyberpunk 2077 throws out of the left field is V or Johnny Silverhand's decision to return to V's body. What the community believes to be the good and best endings can only surface if V returns to their own body rather than Johnny when Alt Cunningham tells the pair to make a decision. If the player chooses to let Johnny live in V's body no matter which mission route was chosen, they'll be given a somber scene where the Samurai guitarist leaves Night City behind . It's bittersweet, depending on how the player looks at it, so it's more middle of the road rather than fully "bad" or "go

Some players believe siding with the Aldecaldos and Panam for the final mission, should V have finished this questline, is meant to be the canon ending to Cyberpunk 2077 . On top of having the most hopeful tone for a cure and outlook for V's future, this is the only opportunity to have a truly happy ending if V romances either Judy or Pa

Finally, when arming and armoring V, players should focus on items that increase critical chance and critical damage. Generally, players should avoid mods like silencers that reduce damage dealt. They should also invest in the Cyberware Trajectory Analysis, which increases headshot bonus damage by 50%, and Synaptic Accelerator, which slows time when a player enters com

V receives a text from an unknown number asking for a meeting at the No-Tell Motel. At the motel, the client is revealed to be Lizzy Wizzy, a famous popstar voiced by the singer Grimes. Lizzy asks V to spy on her boyfriend, who she believes is cheating on her, but who is actually plotting to use the Soulkiller program on her. It turns out that Lizzy has a lot of cyber implants, and they’re affecting her personality to the point that she’s starting to develop cyberpsychosis. Lizzy’s boyfriend wants to use Soulkiller to remove her personality from her current body and implant it in another. V gives Lizzy the news, and Lizzy’s oddly cheerful reaction is a bit unsettl

This ending is largely considered the worst in Cyberpunk 2077 among those unfortunate enough to have chosen it. V makes the argument that this is the "least bloody" option, meaning the outcome to have the least casualties, and Johnny reluctantly lets the protagonist go through with it. But what the player is met with in Cyberpunk 's end credits is punishingly

Price: Choice Dependent During Side Mission

The Cthulhu is a fitting name for this gray, sleek horror. It’s the only Quadra boasting a spoiler and a scoop hood. It’s a mechanical beauty that looks almost alive as it chews up the miles on Night City’s roads. On top of that, it is one of the fastest ‘free’ cars in the game. If the player manages to save Sampson during the last race of the 'The Beast In Me' side job, they’ll be rewarded with this car. Alternatively, they can purchase it off a Fixer in Watson for $76,

The Arasaka ending, also sometimes called the Devil ending , sneaks up on players, being secretly more bitter and frustrating than any other option. Hanako's offer to help remove the Relic from V's brain seems to be the safest option to save the main character's life and she seems like a trustworthy character. In fact, Hanako does keep her word, despite how she chooses to handle avenging Soburo Arasaka, which could be what makes this ending so shockingly aw

That doesn't matter though, because a lot of people would have still been disappointed by it. Cyberpunk 2077 did something that all major releases try to do; it made an image of itself in the minds of gamers. And its biggest mistake, and one that rendered the marketing budget and advertising time all worthless, was setting such high expectations with its market

But there’s a big difference between Watch Dogs and Cyberpunk 2077 . I was only excited for Watch Dogs because of a single gameplay trailer. CD Projekt Red saw that players were already jumping out of their seats for Cyberpunk and decided to keep pouring marketing on top of marketing. More ads, more showcases, making Keanu Reeves the face of the game, making glorified developer diaries (Night City Wire). This wasn’t just some marketing campaign, it was a mixture of ego on the part of CD Projekt Red, and gluttony on the part of consum

Stealth is an incredibly useful skill tree within **Cyberpunk 2077 Strategy 2077 ** , which can make or break specific types of builds . Choosing to fully focus on stealth can make a great soloist or pacifist character if the player wishes to simply sneak on by. However, it is also a powerful glass cannon for those who choose to use its extra dam

The pranked sister was supposed to show up at the wedding and get upset, leading to juicy on-screen drama. However, the military cyberware implants turned her into a cyberpsycho, so when she walked into the café and sees her fiancé marrying her sister, she goes insane and brutally murders every

Now, CD Projekt Red has to deal with the repercussions of its morbid marketing campaign. Besides a landslide of refunds of the game being doled out by Sony, Microsoft , and GameStop , CD Projekt Red may have some legal trouble on its hands as well. A Manhattan-based law firm filed a suit last week against CD Projekt Red on behalf of anyone that bought stock in the company. Part of the press release regarding the lawsuit explicitly cites the "defendants' (CD Projekt Red) statements about its business, operations, and prospects," calling them "materially fal