I can't even play the game because it's so broken that it crashes when it starts, and even I can tell you haven't played the game.V isn't dead or replaced by a copy.
I can't even play the game because it's so broken that it crashes when it starts, and even I can tell you haven't played the game.V isn't dead or replaced by a copy.
it´s more like transfering instead of copying. So that would implement its still the original, but i don´t want to open that box again.Since the copy is 100% equal to the original, this is not the problem...
I can't even play the game because it's so broken that it crashes when it starts, and even I can tell you haven't played the game.
V isn't dead or replaced by a copy.
So where is the sweet part of the ending? V dying in 6 months?Well, no. That's the bitter part.
A bittersweet ending is one that is mixed in tone. The protagonist and other characters we care about get mixed outcomes, some good and some bad.
Which is exactly what happens in some of the "better" endings in this game.
And then V dies right?No, the people who are saying V is dead did not understand the ending.
V is not Alt. Alt was severed from her body, V returns to hers.
it´s more like transfering instead of copying. So that would implement its still the original, but i don´t want to open that box again.
no V doesn't - Johnny silverhand is in your body and gives a huge middle finger to everyone wondering where V is.No, the people who are saying V is dead did not understand the ending.
V is not Alt. Alt was severed from her body, V returns to hers.
pretty much what I understood.Any ending where you meet Alt means V's death.
So where is the sweet part of the ending? V dying in 6 months?
It's the whole star trek teleporter thing where you're always a copy, and the previous copy dies.How do you transfer a physical state of matter?
Cause that's what a stored data is (including biological stored data).
No, the people who are saying V is dead did not understand the ending.
V is not Alt. Alt was severed from her body, V returns to hers.
In fact, it can be considered as both.it´s more like transfering instead of copying. So that would implement its still the original, but i don´t want to open that box again.
Any ending where you meet Alt means V's death.
But no cure is guaranteed and V is pretty much going to die in 6 months, and V loses everything, wins nothing.I've posted this many times already and am not going to repeat it again. Feel free to disagree with it, but stop asking me to repeat the same thing on each page.
The sweet = V doesn't immediately die & Johnny is out of V's head. In a couple of the endings a potential cure is teased. In a couple of the endings V is potentially still with their LI. In the Nomad ending V has rejected Night City (the true antagonist of the story) and has found family with the Aldecados.
The same way you swap data from two hard drives...How do you transfer a physical state of matter?
Cause that's what a stored data is (including biological stored data).
But no cure is guaranteed and V is pretty much going to die in 6 months, and V loses everything, wins nothing.
Where. Is. The. Sweetness.
Where!?
It's the whole star trek teleporter thing where you're always a copy, and the previous copy dies.
So.Well, no. That's the bitter part.
A bittersweet ending is one that is mixed in tone. The protagonist and other characters we care about get mixed outcomes, some good and some bad.
Which is exactly what happens in some of the "better" endings in this game.
There is no cure and game says this explicitly. The devs posts just proves this.There is plenty of it.
V isn't facing immediate death and Johnny is finally out of their head. Both the Nomad ending & the one where V is a Night City legend tease a potential permanent cure as well.