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V: *gets elected as the mayor of Night City, immediately dies like a boss* Truly the ultimate prank.

I haven't tested it out personally, but others are saying that it is. The good news is that if you're on PC, you can fix it yourself via this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/2448

River has deep-seated emotional issues related to the childhood death of his parents and the kidnapping of his nephew. Kerry attempted suicide and tried to play it off like it was a publicity stunt, has been living in the shadow of his 50-years dead bandmate, and recently went through a bad...

I don't think anyone could argue against that! Pacifica is almost criminally underutilized as a city region, and large swathes of it are unfinished. I strongly suspect we'll see added content in that regard, be it in the form of free DLC or as part of a paid expansion.

Are you proposing a Mr. Hands romance DLC? :think:

I might recommend putting some spoiler tags around the bit you quoted.

I think you probably already know that Panam is in a bit of a uniquely opportune position to help V in the situation you're referring to. Both Judy and Panam help V in the best way that their circumstances and abilities allow.

Given the demographics who play open-world RPGs? No. I think the results would be much, much higher than 3%, though. Kerry's storyline as it currently stands is tacked on to the end of the game and is therefore entirely missable. In that case, because everyone's story has multiple potential...

The popularity of each romance is generally reflected by how prominent of a role each of the characters play in the story. The male romances in particular play a much smaller role in the game and have less content. From what I've read, CDPR gave some love to Triss when people complained that...

I guess we just forgot about the time Judy helps V

+1 to this with best regards from Team Judy

You actually don't need those in order for the game to categorize you as having the male body type (and you can also have those with a female body type and you'll still be unable to romance Panam), so it's less about that and more about general body shape, it seems.

The dialogue still works, but if nothing else it would have been nice to decorate your apartment with it at a bare minimum.

This post is incredibly relatable to me because I think about this from time-to-time to help put V's 6 month prognosis into perspective. It really speaks to Cyberpunk's quality of writing, how V's story has stuck with me so closely even months after the fact. According to my Steam achievements...

Considering that some of the fan favorite characters are listed in the thread multiple times, I think it's less a matter of the writing being a problem and more that people are using this thread as an opportunity to let out their Two Mintues Hate against popular characters that regularly get a...

They're a thing, though I can't confirm whether or not they were removed. There was a matching set of legendary gear that you could acquire for each of the classes in the old Cyberpunk 2020 TTRPG.

Anyone who's played a survival game knows that a grind can be part of the challenge. Is it a fun part? Not necessarily, but it can definitely add to a player's Sense of Pride and Accomplishment.™ Cyberpunk already feels pretty grindy though, and thus I don't really like the idea of piling more...

I'm kind of surprised at the answers people have been giving so far, saying that they hate various members of the game's main cast more than some of the seedy characters who were obviously written to be despised (such as Fingers, Placide, etc.).

Even though I'm pretty satisfied with the tone of the endings, I think there's a fairly wide degree of separation between 'happy' and 'perfect fairytale ending' that CDPR can play with while staying true to the spirit of Cyberpunk.

That's fair. I don't usually sweat about that too much, because in most RPGs (or games with RPG elements) that have fully voice-acted protagonists, I've almost always found that the character I'm playing feels less like my own and more like an established personality whose actions and choices...