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So a friend of mine is going to run a Cyberpunk Red game for me and some friends, which is pretty exciting. But we're all new to Cyberpunk tabletop, we all read the 2020 books and the Red core rulebook, so we're not unfamiliar with the setting and rules, but still new and lacking experience...

I agree, this Relic plot is rather messy. At first, I thought I didn't understand it or missed something, but it seems to be more likely that CDPR just didn't really think this plot through carefully.

Nothing said in those videos contradicts the fact that I stated. In fact, it confirms the fact that a Relic chip, when slotted into a body, starts to alter and change the body to become an appropriate host for the construct on the Relic. Hellman or Takamura even reconfirms that in the Arasaka...

So... what you're saying is... that as soon as V's brain stopped working, the Relic chip started to alter and change the body to become an appropriate host for the construct on the Relic (Johnny Silverhand). So tell me what about this statement is wrong then: "Fact: The Relic chip, when...

So, I finished the game last week and played through all the endings, and then I started thinking about them, in particular the Arasaka ending. In most endings you get to meet Alt in the end who explains that V can't survive in her own body anymore because the Relic chip fundamentally changed...

How can Cyberpunk 2077 be the most disappointing game of 2020 when the Last of Us 2 exists?

Is Corpo the only character that starts without a translator mod? Because I heard from friends that Streetrats also have foreign words translated in the subtitles right from the start. Why does Corpo get locked out of this feature?

So I finished the game on a Nomad and thought it was pretty cool that foreign languages spoken by NPCs automatically gets translated in the subtitles after first showing the original foreign word in bold. I started a new game, Corpo this time, and to my dismay I see that this time the foreign...

They're both pretty idealistic, both are pretty hard on themselves and hold themselves to high expectations, both are pretty altruistic but at the same time both aren't afraid to play the political game and both try to gain political power, both claiming they do so for the betterment of their...

And in my universe, he's not. I don't think Emhyr is exactly a paragon, far from it, I probably wouldn't be big friends with him, but I like him as a character. At least I don't hate him, unlike you. As long as you're not going to tell me I'm wrong for holding a different opinion on Emhyr...

I suggest you read this on why objective morality is unscientific and quite frankly just doesn't exist in reality: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Objective_morality The burden of proof is on the people who claim objective morality is true. So far, no such proof has been provided, and everything...

If Geralt is willing to fuck Triss (who Ciri sees as an older sister) then I see no problem with Geralt fucking Cerys.

CostinRaz Just my 2 cents on what you just said: 1) I don't agree the gameplay of TW3 is mediocre. It's not the best of the best, but it's still good. 2) Despite it's major flaws, TW3 still has a better story than the vast majority of videogames out there. Still, it could have been better...

Okay, I will correct you, because you are wrong. There are many species where parent-child incest happens and humans aren't even excluded from that list. A lot of rodents try to fuck their own mother when they come of age. This is the reason why rodent mothers often abandon their children at a...

No, you're wrong, good/evil and moral/immoral are ALWAYS going to be subjective, no matter what. You might think Emhyr wanting to force his own daughter into an incestial marriage is morally wrong (and I'd agree with you) but to Emhyr it's a necessary evil that has to be done for the greater...

Argumentum ad populum fallacy. Even if the whole world would think it's unforgivably wrong (which I highly doubt), it would still just be an subjective opinion.

I also don't believe a man should be judged by his actions, but by his intent. A person can do all the wrong things and still be a well-intentioned good person. But that is just my opinion. Just like you have your opinions that might differ from mine. As long as you understand that what you say...

No, that's completely subjective. I don't disagree that trying to marry and impregnate your own daughter is a horrible act, but unlike you I'm not pretending it to be anything more than just my opinion. Good versus evil. Moral versus immoral. Those will always be subjective things, no matter what.

Willowhugger There is no such thing as "objectively horrible" or "objectively terrible". Descriptions such as "horrible" and "terrible" will always be subjective. Proof of that is the fact that I completely disagree with you. I don't think every monarch in the North is horrible and I don't...

A shame, as they are a really good read with interesting politics on the same level as The Witcher 2 (or at least close to it).