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<br>Kerry's also a solid romance option if players can accept the weirdness of romancing him with his friend Johnny Silverhand inside their heads. While Kerry has no major role in the ending of the game, his questline is a nice throwback to the good days of the Samurai group and has V take up the stage for Johnny's s<br> <br>There's nothing quite like experiencing a good RPG for the very first time, and there are some games that leave such a lasting impression you wish you could capture the feeling of new discovery over and over ag<br><br> <br>One thing that you shouldn't be too creative with is picking perks. At first, the perk tree in Cyberpunk 2077 is, much like the game's map, overwhelming to look at. There's a lot going on at once; lots of perks, lots of text, it's just a lot. But, that scale allows for a lot of flexibility in builds, you can really play however you want. If you want V to be a netrunner, you can pump all of your ability points into intelligence and technical ability. If you want to be a fierce solo, dump points into body and reflexes. So on and so forth, the game lets you meld V to your preferred playstyle and makes ample room for any variati<br><br><br> Notable Quest(s): Human Nature, Tune Up, Epistrophy, Don't Lose Your Mind <br><br>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<br><br> <br>When Fable first released, I was skeptical about the "for every choice, a consequence" _ mantra that seemed like a massive over-promise. To my surprise, _Fable managed to deliver on that promise, and it's one of the first games that opened my eyes to how an RPG could make your decisions feel truly meaning<br><br> <br>However, past all the bugs and overlooked or underdeveloped gameplay features is something that won't be done again for a very long time. Part of that can be chalked up to the harsh development process at CD Projekt Red, but I feel another is simply because the studio truly is capable of crafting incredible experiences. It's a shame then that Cyberpunk 2077 isn't as good as it should be. It's a great game, as my score for it reflects, but I can't help but play the game and wish that some things were fixed before release, that I didn't have to wait an extra two months for this game to be what it should have been. But them's the breaks, and this is the game we're left with. I'm still going to play it for much, much longer than I should, and I'll enjoy it for all that time. But there will be moments where I wish that things were just a little differ<br><br> <br>Important Choices and Main Quests Should You Take the Oath? Should You Accept Fiona's Offer? (Talent Academy) Should You Make a Deal with Angie? (No Easy Way Out) Should You Let Katya Go and Give the Biomonitor to Ana? (Spy in the Jungle) Should You Kill Dante? (Shot By Both Sides) Should You Shoot Rinder? (The Man Who Killed Jason Foreman) What Should You Tell Dodger? (Waiting for Dodger) Should You Neutralize Miko? (Treating Symptoms) Should You Let Hasan Go? (Prototype in the Scraper) Should You Frame Yuri? (Balls to the Wall) How to get and Use the Chimera Core (Spider and the <br><br> <br>Even the game's driving mechanics feel dated. Although every vehicle has a different feel, they're all in the god-awful section of the driving spectrum. None of the cars I've driven have been easy or fun to control, and in a game where getting around is so important, it's a bummer. Cyberpunk 2077 loves to flaunt its gorgeous vehicles, from their sleek exteriors to their lush, high-end interiors. But no matter what ride V plants himself in, they're all mostly the same. All those buttons on the dashboard are a facade, they don't actually do anything. At least in Grand  [http://pachl.de/url?q=http://Klimascout.de/buerger/api.php?action=https://Demokrasi43.com http://pachl.de/Url?q=http://Klimascout.de/buerger/Api.php?action=https://Demokrasi43.com] Theft Auto V players could lower or raise the roof on convertible cars. All I can do is accidentally fuse my motorcycle with a taco stand thanks to the game's weird collision detect<br><br> <br>At this stage, despite the game only having launched on December 10th, it's obvious that, despite mixed reviews, Cyberpunk 2077 is set to be a huge hit. If one had to examine how the video game has dominated the trends online and conversations online, it's evident that CD Projekt Red's is in for the long h<br><br> <br>It's hard to talk about characters in Cyberpunk 2077 without acknowledging Johnny Silverhand, the renowned asshole voiced and modeled after Keanu Reeves. Suffice to say, from the beginning Johnny Silverhand isn't that impressive, and parts of him remain that way throughout the game. At times, the intensity of Reeves' voice and Silverhand's face don't match up, or vice versa. There are multiple points where Reeves' voice acting is just below the game's stellar par, something I hate to say as a big fan of his work in movies. But when he's talking immediately after V, there's a notable difference in quality. Still, the character of Johnny Silverhand is amazingly written. He's a disaster of a man, furious at the world and himself for living in it. His writing doesn't make up for his voice, but it comes very cl<br>