So i've just made the realisation thanks to this post here, that hacking used to require manual jacking in into the enemy system either via an access point or through an actual enemy.
Monowire being one of the tools to do it via range.
Now I've already seen a few topics pop up about the game's difficulty, about how easy it is and how hacking becomes pretty OP once you unlock epic quickhacks. Though it's pretty OP even before that.
I think it is pretty obvious that down the road, CDPR will have to address balancing issues too, and I feel bringing back the feature of hacking requiring manual acces, it could make the function a lot more interesting and balance out the risk/reward factor. Also would make monowire more useful than a glorified katana.
What do you guys think?
Monowire being one of the tools to do it via range.
Now I've already seen a few topics pop up about the game's difficulty, about how easy it is and how hacking becomes pretty OP once you unlock epic quickhacks. Though it's pretty OP even before that.
I think it is pretty obvious that down the road, CDPR will have to address balancing issues too, and I feel bringing back the feature of hacking requiring manual acces, it could make the function a lot more interesting and balance out the risk/reward factor. Also would make monowire more useful than a glorified katana.
What do you guys think?