Nobody here has any doubt that penam believes that she will find a cure and we all are absolutely certain that she will do almost anything to help you get it.
That however, does not mean she will be successful. She is not a neurosurgeon or biologist. She is not a a person who deals in neuroinformation... Nobody doubts her dedication but unless she can pull a full biotechnica neuroscience team out of her pocket, the chances for V's survival (especially in time) are not only next to zero.
A character has to be able to do when they say they want to do it in order to be believable.
Intention vs. Possibility
Thank you for the reply.
I never stated she will be successful anywhere. But I trust Panam the most, because she's probably the only one that doesn't want to fuck you over (non-physical) or misuse you in any way other than asking for help.
I am just assuming, but why do you believe in the Arasaka Corp, which yey they are the inventors of the relic, are to not be trusted and are also not completely successful with the relic itself.
You as V, were a very rare, highly compatible host for the relic. As Yorinobu was for his father.
Alt Cunningham is also noth a GODAI, since she also do make mistakes, which is visible in her not regarding the physical body of V into account.
I wonder why you so much undersell the Nomads so much? If you only know the game, then yes, you might not be able to tell that they are a really powerful faction with indeed powerful allies and knowledge that might compete with the MegaCorps.
It also isn't said, that the cure will be in Arizona nor that the solution is there. But she knows people, that might know people and so on.
So there you are, of course you can go/trust with the options of Alt and Arasaka (which have a high possibility of scheming thing behind your back) or you can go with Panam/Nomads who, despite the losses they made on the way, are like a family to you.