I am so very grateful for all the support shown to my husband. The city of dreams, our city, is crying out for a new, determined leader who will defend the people and their interests from the unrelenting grasp of giant corporations. It’s true that corporations helped Night City recover and rebuild after the war; it’s true that our modern way of life is made possible by the products and services they offer; it’s also true that they account for the majority of the city’s jobs and tax revenue. But it’s no coincidence that the greatest conflicts of our times were named “Corporate Wars” – all the tax money, jobs and so-called convenience of the 70s have been dearly paid for, costing us our financial, social and personal independence. My husband was the only one on the city council to vote against absolving megacorporations of their tax liabilities. He is a man of strong convictions, and I have no doubt he is the right person to bring about the changes our city and its people need the most.
I am so very grateful for all the support shown to my husband. The city of dreams, our city, is crying out for a new, determined leader who will defend the people and their interests from the unrelenting grasp of giant corporations. It’s true that corporations helped Night City recover and rebuild after the war; it’s true that our modern way of life is made possible by the products and services they offer; it’s also true that they account for the majority of the city’s jobs and tax revenue. But it’s no coincidence that the greatest conflicts of our times were named “Corporate Wars” – all the tax money, jobs and so-called convenience of the 70s have been dearly paid for, costing us our financial, social and personal independence. My husband was the only one on the city council to vote against absolving megacorporations of their tax liabilities. He is a man of strong convictions, and I have no doubt he is the right person to bring about the changes our city and its people need the most.
It's a good thing to write it down, because I'm not sure I'll remember it tomorrow... 
To remembering : Jefferson don't smoke and the wedding roses were blue... or maybe red...!?
To remembering : Jefferson don't smoke and the wedding roses were blue... or maybe red...!?
I dont remember her having to say so much, i was merely focused on her bottom, in that tight skirt.. such an eye catcher...
You mean for a "futur" content ?Hmm, is this an allusion to something? Something good I hope?
If yes, I don't think so, like all the previous "Humans of Night City"
I loved your mission. It is very interesting and shows you a hidden part of Night City that has great power. I don't want to spoiler but without a doubt one of the missions that I liked the most.
I want to take this opportunity to congratulate CDPR for the decision to develop their next works with Unreal Engine 5. With Red Engine they have done an incredible job, they have done magic in the development of the engine for Cyberpunk 2077. The jump between Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 is brutal in terms of complexity. But everyone knows that it is an engine that still needs a lot of optimization and work since you have many of the problems that Cyberpunk has because of the Red Engine. Tim Sweeney director of Epic Game is undoubtedly very proud of the agreement with CDPR, he is a fan of Cyberpunk 2077 and Witcher 3. I am sure that the future of CDPR developing with Unreal Engine 5 will be very exciting for all players who appreciate the work what are you doing. It is the best engine that currently exists and I have no doubt that it will continue to be so in the future. It will give developers great stability, optimization, adaptation to different hardware and impressive development capabilities.
But please make 2 impressive expansions of Cyberpunk 2077 before jumping to Cyberpunk "2099" developed in Unreal Engine 5. It would be a grand finale for this stage, a Cyberpunk 2077 that is alive for years thanks to the tools for modders. We love Night City and we want to live much more in it.
I want to take this opportunity to congratulate CDPR for the decision to develop their next works with Unreal Engine 5. With Red Engine they have done an incredible job, they have done magic in the development of the engine for Cyberpunk 2077. The jump between Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 is brutal in terms of complexity. But everyone knows that it is an engine that still needs a lot of optimization and work since you have many of the problems that Cyberpunk has because of the Red Engine. Tim Sweeney director of Epic Game is undoubtedly very proud of the agreement with CDPR, he is a fan of Cyberpunk 2077 and Witcher 3. I am sure that the future of CDPR developing with Unreal Engine 5 will be very exciting for all players who appreciate the work what are you doing. It is the best engine that currently exists and I have no doubt that it will continue to be so in the future. It will give developers great stability, optimization, adaptation to different hardware and impressive development capabilities.
But please make 2 impressive expansions of Cyberpunk 2077 before jumping to Cyberpunk "2099" developed in Unreal Engine 5. It would be a grand finale for this stage, a Cyberpunk 2077 that is alive for years thanks to the tools for modders. We love Night City and we want to live much more in it.
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(Hardly waaiting for the story about the blue eyed mysterious man, the continuation of Gary's compiracy and the secret link between that and the maelstrom ! :x... *jupping like a child with so much excitment ! *
(Hardly waaiting for the story about the blue eyed mysterious man, the continuation of Gary's compiracy and the secret link between that and the maelstrom ! :x... *jupping like a child with so much excitment ! *
You're probably right. I just find it interesting because she's a part of one of the most popular sidequests. Idk. She's someone you want to know more about, just more about the Perelazes story in general.You mean for a "futur" content ?
If yes, I don't think so, like all the previous "Humans of Night City"
@LeKill3rFou Oh, so there were character stories like that already? I'm sorry but I was not aware of that as I am a bit of a passer-by on this forum, only visiting from time to time.
What I can say is that it would be a real shame if this story never gets expanded upon. Certainly, one of the eeriest and most memorable quests in the game. I, and I'm sure lots of others, want to see the continuation of it.
What I can say is that it would be a real shame if this story never gets expanded upon. Certainly, one of the eeriest and most memorable quests in the game. I, and I'm sure lots of others, want to see the continuation of it.
Certainly the story involving the Perelez deserved to be better clarified. Mister Blue Eyes is directly involved. Further development would be excellent. However, I don't think we'll have anything else.
Actually Sasko indirectly admitted in one of his streams that all those quest which apparently have no ending will have one in the future. The expansions will surely satisfy our curiosity.Certainly the story involving the Perelez deserved to be better clarified. Mister Blue Eyes is directly involved. Further development would be excellent. However, I don't think we'll have anything else.
Yes, it's a "serie"
Humans of Night City — Bartolomeo Mordellini
Took a detour on my way here - flew over Pacifica and Santo Domingo. The way people live there, just a five minute AV ride away - it breaks my heart. People say my charity galas are a PR stunt, that I’m grandstanding. Nothing could be further from the truth. It’s my duty, my moral obligation as...
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Humans of Night City — Coach Fred
One thing I get asked a lot is who my hero was growing up. Usually it’s your mom or dad, some heavyweight champ or a BD star. Well, I didn’t have a lot of role models to choose from. None, matter of fact. You’d never think it, but I used to stay inside a lot, watch TV for hours. The best was...
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Humans of Night City — Archibald Crane
Nobody thought I’d end up a corpo, least of all me. “Better to write your own paycheck,” my dad always used to say. He was a supplier for the city’s reconstruction after the war. Good money, that was. Seemed like nothing would ever prove him wrong. But then Night City got rebuilt, demand went...
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Humans of Night City — Ruth Dzeng
“Tell me something about yourself?” Really, Ziggy? Come on, how about YOU tell ME something about myself. I’m an open book. Like, literally though, you can read all about me in my autobiography, not that this is a shameless plug or anything. But anyway, fine, let’s talk Ruth Dzeng. My business...
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Humans of Night City — Zen Master
We are all connected to the universe, with our bodies, our souls, and our senses. We recognize the world as much as the world recognizes us. One can see all of the world in a single grain of sand, yet many of us have chosen to close our eyes and shut off our senses, thus severing our spiritual...
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Humans of Night City — Joanne Koch
Curiosity has always been one of my biggest drives. Ever since I was a little girl, I kept asking questions. All sorts of questions. I could watch a roach for hours as it scurried around, trying to understand how it makes its little buggy decisions. Fascinating. But I’m human; I struggle...
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Humans of Night City — Harold Han
Back when I was a kid, the world was hella different. I mean, Night City was in shambles. The future? Stability? Felt like something for rich people. The Fourth Corporate War was pretty recent history, and everyone was still getting back on their feet. Nobody gave a damn about us – hell, they...
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Humans of Night City — Big Joe
My ol’ man was always drunk. Day, night, whatever, didn’t matter. Look, Pacifica’s no picnic and we was scrapin’ by like, barely. What else you gonna do? Dear dad drank to forget about things. ‘Bout me. Least then he was quiet. Anyways, that’s how I met Kirk. One school day. Y’know, it’s funny –...
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I would love to have more continuation of their story line, I really enjoyed what we got and need more!