Cyberpunk 2077 Endings Ranked Worst To Best

This vehicle has stolen the hearts of car lovers all over Night City . It has also led to many injuries considering how many amateur adrenaline junkies have bought this car without knowing how to handle it. Those who wish to own this car must have 69,000 eddies to dish out and a level 30 Street Cred. It can be bought from the fixer Wakako Okada in Charter Hill Westbr


This Cyberpunk 2077 Guide 2077 implant reduces the cooldown of a piece of cyberware when used, ensuring that players don't have to wait too long as they stealth around and decimate their foes. Given the sheer amount of fun players can have while using their high-end cyberware in battle, it's easy to see why this simple passive benefit will go a long way in making the gameplay more dynamic than e


Players who want to turn the Beat on the Brat missions into some of the most trivial and cathartic encounters in the game can use Gorilla Arms to get an edge in these encounters . In fact, players can also whip out these augmented arms whenever they want to show an enemy who's boss by going up close and personal before pounding their foes to obliv


Gem 2 : On the top floor of Kabuki Market, on the body in the dumpster to the left of the elevator. Players will need to use the elevator to the left of the location of Gem 1, which will bring them directly to the correct spot. Players must complete the Woman of La Mancha quest first to access the area and recover this


How to Get Fenrir: Looted from where the captive monk was held in Sacrum Profanum / Losing My Religion

Fenrir certainly has a sparky bite to it thanks to the fact that bullets will deal electrical damage. However, the random chance and the even more random effect to disable enemy cyberware is too unpredictable and just not as efficient as other SMGs that will have players chippin'


Ripperdocs are Cyberpunk 2077 's version of a cosmetic surgeon, but instead of only amping up someone's physical appearance, they provide them literal superpowers. Ripperdocs are very helpful in Night City, especially those who engage in dangerous activities, which are rampant already to begin w


Technically a lead-up to a couple of other endings, player's can unlock the secret ending which decides how the last mission is played. If done correctly, players will have the option to storm the Arasaka tower solo. If the player dies, the credits roll, however, if the player is successful, players can reach either the "New Dawn Fades" or "Path of Glory" endings. The main point of this option is to avoid putting friends at risk and bear the whole burden of what V is about to do. Even though this ending leads to other endings, avoiding putting certain people at risk can pay off during the credit roll - if V can pull it


This ending is short, and, frankly, quite depressing. Instead of deciding to go out with any sort of a bang, V decides to go out with a literal "bang" but a figurative whimper. This comes after choosing any of Cyberpunk 2077 's basic endings . Before V confirms the plan with Johnny, there's an option to end everything instead. V takes their own life and the credits roll, leaving friends to wonder why such a route was ta


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Definitely one of the happier endings, it still doesn't quite feel right to have the game end on someone who isn't the main protagonist. V's body is given over to Johnny through a short series of events. Johnny gets to talk a little music, pass on some wisdom, and leave behind Night City with some small amount of pe


How to Get Problem Solver: Looted from a Wraith in Riders on the Storm

There isn't much to the Problem Solver that can't be summed up in one sentence: it shoots very fast. Problem Solver doesn't have restrictions like other SMGs, and the uncapped fire rate means players can expunge all their ammo rather fast, but its high rate of fire might just make players eat all the ammo they h


How to Get Buzzsaw: Crafting Spec looted from Yelena Sidorova in Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Vice Control in Ross Street Parking Garage, Northside, Watson

Buzzsaw works great for surgeons and ripperdocs who just can't handle a patient (enemy) having all their limbs. Buzzsaw will absolutely shred through enemies thanks to the fact that its high-penetration rounds will deal increased damage to enemy li


The Shock-N-Awe Ripperdoc upgrade is an Immune System Cyberware. Upon getting hit, this cyberware will provide a 10% chance of releasing an electroshock blast that deals damage to nearby enemies. The damage will be equal to 20% of an enemy's max hea