Cyberpunk 2077: 10 Things Fans Need To Know About The Original Board Game

Quick hacks also play a massive part in combat and are one of its more interesting features. In the midst of battle, V can launch a hostile program at an enemy, messing with their cybernetics or straight up setting them on fire by kicking their electronic bits into overdrive. So, while combat on its own isn’t much to write home about, pairing it with quick hacks gives Cyberpunk 2077 a unique take that leaves you feeling completely in control of the battlefield. It doesn't make up for some of its janky-ness, but it certainly redeems combat sequen


Notable Quest(s): Human Nature, Tune Up, Epistrophy, Don't Lose Your Mind

What would a cyberpunk game be without a sassy robot? Delamain is actually an AI but the result is the same. As could be predicted, when he first shows up he acts like a robot without any sense of awareness of human feeli


Cyberpunk 2077 is perhaps one of the most highly-anticipated video games of 2020 , if not the most anticipated. Much to the dismay of many fans worldwide, CD Projekt Red's Rpg Game Dlc has seen several postponements, but, low and behold, the game finally released on the tenth of December, just in time for the holiday sea


Cyberpunk 2077 is a game unlike any other I've played, ever. Period. It's wholly unique in terms of its content, its scale, and the story it tells. It throws you into a strange world glistening with chrome and neon and offers a plethora of options. Every decision you make has an effect, either small or huge, and you'll only know when it happens. That extends to both the game's quests and characters, every action has a consequence. When you get into the belly of Night City, you'll either be thrilled and ready to explore or overwhelmed and ready to quit. Like I said before, it's a game full of extremes within extre


Still, she provides V with some of the toughest gigs in the game and even connects them with Panam. Moreover, Rogue can play a significant part in one of the endings of the game, though players should get ready to shed some te


Finally, there's V, who ended up being one of my favorite characters in the game, and not just because I played as them. I won't get into the details or spoil anything, but the further along I got in the game, the more I realized that V is, well, human. They have their own thoughts, ideals, and desires. Sure, we as players are telling him what to do, who to shoot at, but we're always working inside the constraints of V's psyche. They are a flawed, scared human in a city where those are chewed up and spit out. There's something to say here about V's mental state, their anxieties, and desires, but this isn't the time nor place for that. I'll simply say that while you're running around as V, remember to actually listen to them, understand them as more than an extension of yourself into this game world. They have a lot more personality than Geralt, and it'd simply be a waste for that to go undiscove


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This is all to say that there's a lot of variability in the Cyberware system of Cyberpunk 2077 now. Around the time of the game's release, players really only had a couple of Optic options and a few basic mods they could slot into their Cyberware. But now, due to the patches and the Phantom Liberty DLC , it's very difficult to have players with the exact same Optic Cyberware Effe


However, there's an issue when those main quests are presented next to the game's side quests. A number of these side jobs and gigs, although fun distractions, detract somewhat from the main story. I won't spoil anything, but there's a clock ticking somewhere for those following the game's main path. If you were to only follow those, Cyberpunk 2077 becomes a game of urgency. Instead, I played how I play any open-world RPG— one main mission sprinkled in between side missions and exploration. I took my time as V only to then be reminded of the massive clock that had, for some reason, paused and suddenly resumed. It's slightly jarring storytelling, but it didn't take away from my overall appreciation of what was being offe


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Notable Quest(s): The Pickup, Second Conflict

Dum Dum is a minor character in Cyberpunk 2077 in the grand scheme of things, but in Act 1 where V is preparing for the Arasaka heist, Dum Dum plays a crucial role. Impressing him and even siding and befriending him can be highly benefic