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<br>Notable Quest(s): Send in the Clowns, Beat on the Brat: Pacifica <br><br>This character is actually based on someone’s campaign from the tabletop version of Cyberpunk . As the name might suggest, this is an homage to Bozo the Clown who was a popular children’s TV host starting in the <br><br> <br>Again, the options with Optic Cyberware have changed massively between the game's initial release and now. This also isn't taking into account the fact that players can now upgrade their Cyberware to the next Tier of Rarity right at the Ripperdoc menu. Also, keep in mind that there's an attuning system in the game now that can add extra effects to Cyberware based on the stats the player has chosen for their version o<br><br> <br>There's no game that can recreate the same feeling as playing NieR: Automata for the first time, because anything that tries to emulate it feels like a low-grade version of the original. It's easily one of the best RPGs ever made, and one that most players would happily relive for the first time if they co<br><br> <br>CD Projekt Red is, of course, the development studio that brought the world the smash-hit fantasy epic , The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt , so it's no surprise that fans have been waiting with baited-breath for Cyberpunk 2077 to arrive. However, we'd wager that a majority of those eagerly anticipating the game weren't even aware that it's based on a tabletop <br><br> <br>Being such a huge project, it's not surprising that many of Cyberpunk 2077 's features fall flat. The worst offender of this is the game's stealth systems. For a title that is so decidedly "next-gen," being sneaky in Cyberpunk 2077 feels like an experience from an Xbox 360 game. Enemies have cones of vision you can see on the minimap and small indicators above their heads that slowly fill if they spot you. They can be distracted by using quick-hacks on electronics, but let's be real, that's just a high-tech __ version of throwing rocks as a distraction a la the Far Cry series. Stealth gameplay in Cyberpunk is slow, monotonous, and dreadfully boring instead of tense and thrill<br><br> <br>Once players are finished with the game's prologue, a whopping 6-hour affair that ends with a title-screen and the introduction of one Johnny Silverhand, the world of Cyberpunk 2077 finally opens up. Until this point, players are led by hand to the next story mission or objective. Sure, there are some side jobs to do, but getting through the prologue as fast as possible should be a goal for anyone playing the game. 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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<br><br> <br>Cyberpunk 2077 's crafting system also leaves something to be desired. It's uninventive, the menus for crafting are a mess, and at least as far as I can remember, it's never properly explained. At some point, I just noticed that there was a crafting tab in menus and went over to it. That being said, my experience in the game would largely be the same if I totally ignored crafting. It's not necessary considering how many guns, consumables, and bullets are vomited out from the game's containers and straight into V's ha<br><br><br> Notable Quest(s): Transmission, Never Fade Away, Where Is My Mind <br><br>The real Alt is a character that players don't interact with for too long. Barring some passionate conversations with Johnny, this genius netrunner is abducted by Arasaka to aid in the development of the Soulkiller prog<br>