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V's goal (and game) is set after the prologue. Solve the chip problem and save your skin. There is no other purpose in the game. This is not a Mass Effect, where you can sacrifice a hero to achieve a goal. Here the goal is to save the hero. And it cannot be done. What for. Then. Play. Grind? In...

I mentioned "free play" games. Because of the language barrier, apparently, I was not understood. The sandbox differs only in that it is a framework where you set goals for yourself and achieve them. Nobody plays sandboxes to lose, trust me :) 1616140686 This is called grinding, and there are...

I've been playing games for about 20 years, but I've never heard of the "you can't win" or "you will surely lose" genre of games. It's a game. The game has to have meaning. Besides recycling time. In any game, there must be a way and a chance to win. This is the meaning of the game. Any game...

It's not about depression. This is the first game in my memory where the plot is stupidly broken. You cannot complete the main quest. No matter how hard you try and what you do. At worst, you just lose. At best, you find yourself in the same situation you started in. A game that can only be...

This is definitely the case. V is the main character of the game. Healing V is the main quest of the game. V's life is the main plot.

Not true. It's like saying the Courier is dead after meeting Benny.

This kind of non-canonical endings have happened before. Remember New Vegas, Dead Money, where there were two similar endings. It is difficult to say how to perceive this ending here.

He didn’t actually do anything to survive. The plot is only 15 hours long, and half of this time has nothing to do with treatment. The rest of the time, V was doing quests that were unnecessary for his task on grinding and helping strangers. And if the authors want to convince me that V did...

It would be better if they did a great job on the endings rather than breaking them. Silly snot for a far-fetched reason will never replace a full-fledged ending, to which it makes sense to strive. Sorry, but this is the philosophy of people who are used to losing. People who never win. There...

The Arasaka ending is like Shepard's ending for the Reapers. Become a husk and be happy. And there is always hope, especially in the ending for Panam.

For what? This is not a hitman, there is no need to study the character in order to kill him.

I'm afraid this case is unique. In many years, I have never seen such a strange plot, broken by the ending. Well, maybe except Dying Light: Failloving, but it's just dlc. Stupid, pointless, but just dlc.

Yes, that's not bad. Play 100 hours to see "to be or not to be continued" in the end at best. It's 12/10 in 2020.

I think this is only because you are used to mindless grinders with a broken plot and stupid endings. Try to play some really interesting games. What can we say, according to the majority of votes, the CP2077 loses even to a Fallout 4. I think the reason is clear, because games with a pre-lost...

He's not the first. But why was Obsidian able to develop this beginning and make a masterpiece game, and the CDRP made some kind of slag with weak poor endings?

I totally disagree with Johnny being the main character of the game. This is not a multiplayer party RPG. The main character is the one for whom the player plays for 100 hours, no options. But I also agree with those who say that CP2077 is the Witcher 3, where the player plays as Geralt's horse.

Because otherwise the game would have at least some sense (to take revenge on the one who almost killed you). And the developers tried diligently to prevent this.

My V didn't bite off anything. He just took a chip that nobody wanted, and nobody gave a shit, and was the victim of an accident. Nobody knows who he is, why he is, and even there is no one to take revenge on, because no one is to blame for anything. He might as well just drink cheap vodka and...

It is pointless. Even if new copy is loaded into the body, then the first copy without options comes with Alt. There is no actual choice here (remember SOMA). But the game has a choice. And Alt tells V that you will die in six months, not your new copy. So at least Alt believes that this process...

This would completely make Mikoshi's choice pointless, I already wrote this. There were no problems with the choices in SOMA, since there can be many copies. In CP2077 you have to choose where consciousness goes. Which makes no sense if different copies can go in different ways.