Have you actually played that one? He seemed pretty fine to me, was joking around and laughing. It is a happy ending for Johnny no matter how you try to twist it
Exactly. You will be called even in the suicide ending. Notice something?
To be fair, in Mass Effect 2, Shepard dies if you only do the main missions. His team dies as well.
Johnny not getting cancer in V's body is contradicted by the ingame lore and established principles.
I know the game tells us that Johnny gets to live (an albeit miserable, lonely life in a body, he did not even want) but it's nonetheless highly flawed.
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And if i were in their shoes i would put all the effort on remastered version, with cut content restored, promised features implimented and plot overhauled.
It’s not an open ending, it’s indoctrination theory in the making 2.0.I can only repeat - this is an open ending. The game contains only what we saw.
And until you officially get a job as a screenwriter in CDPR - it will remain so.
The same goes for your optimistic opponent.
The only solution is that CDPR will go with full Bethesda and release its version of Broken Steel expansion (FYI it was 3rd expansion for FO3 so they took their time).
Right now those endings are as open ended as TW3. You have 6mo of grace period with rapidly progressing Parkinson’s Disease with unknown treatment, which is confirmed by top scientist in this world in neurosurgery and top AI.
Except they are going not really a great job at doing it.
Seems like they are copying the bad and leaving out the good
Cdpr are fans of Keanu that's the reason behind it, they don't actually seem to care about the lore
wasn't players paying attention to the Cuberpunk starting mess?
It's a miracle that the release version has some kind of endings besides the CTD.
People, of course, hope that they will add something in dlc in the future. If there is money and desire.
will it be a free patch or will i have to pay for it a second time?
I'm starting to get annoyed with games that make you feel like you're doing the impossible with no hope of success, only to pull through based off of choices you've made, only to be met with a real shit ending
They literally made the Panam ending as a distraction for that reason, it's funny and sad at the same time, lmaowasn't players paying attention to the Cuberpunk starting mess?
It's a miracle that the release version has some kind of endings besides the CTD.
as open ended. Regardless.
Anyone can conjecture anything - a terrible death or a miraculous healing.
The answer can only be given by CDPR, if they do it.
To receive stimulus, the engram must be run (in some Arasaka mainframe in the P&P game, where they are tortured for information useful to Arasaka). Engrams are files, or programs. They have to be run to experience something.
If an engram is not run but simply stored, well, it stays that way and has no idea of anything. It is in stasis. No decay. It is simply off.
And experience through a human vessel is not mandatory. They can enjoy experimenting some virtual stimuli and have interaction one with the others.
The last edition of the game does not really agree with you.
Alt says whatever Alt wants to since it's CDPR who write the lines, in order to negate a "à la Neuromancer" ending.
That is a given.
IF they don't go a dlc/addon route, the endings are a slap to the face that needs to altered, to reflect ingame involvement.
Hence, making life better for V, if V and Johnny follow the original plan. Johnny does mit want to live and wants V to keep the body.
Its either alteration (cutting out the damn plot-cancer), new endings (where V lives) based on successful side missions or a post credit DLC that enables V to survive to fight in a new game or expansion...
Either way, something needs to happen to increase replayability and logic.
Yeah. In doing so, they can observe a unique specimen of "what happen when the relic fumbles". V. is a guinea pig. Not someone they care about. And you're dead in 6 months anyway
Absolutely.
Lizzy Whizzy - Fully cyberized with partial organic brain. Went crazy.
Adam Smasher - 95% cyberized; only the brain remained. Already insane, already had fantasies of being weaponized, confirmed that gruesomely mauling people to death was his pass-time. No sane person willingly wants to become a robot.
Cyberpsychos - initially thought and theorized to be a result of PTSD or Traumatic experiences peaked by neural implants. Turns out to only be half-true, because just over half of the Cyberpsycho quest cases turn out to be ordinary people whose brains simply couldn't handle the stimulus caused by cybernetic augmentation.
Maelstrom - Not one of them is mentally stable, yet somehow remain 'functional' despite heavily augmenting and replacing parts of their bodies and brains.
V - The first fully cyberized human with a synthetic brain to not go insane, not to be insane prior to the transition, made possible due to their strong desire to survive at all costs, and having been Engrammed in the process. See: Major Motoko Kusanagi of GITS.
There's the cure. NUSA are implied to be appearing in multiple endings.
Essentials to remaining mentally sound in order to transition from organic to full synthetic: Strong will/"Already Insane", Engrammed.
Sequel potential, commence.
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I'll be the optimist again. Some of you remember Chev Chelios? He's a good example that strong-willed characters somehow survive anything if they want to. Despite what the experts claim.
Edition? Paper games?
I hate to sound rude, but most cyberpunk players absolutely don't give a shit about what the tabletop rules say.
This is a 3D action RPG (or maybe not an RPG anymore) based on something there, in general, it doesn't matter what.
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Experts? lol
This game is finished in the role-playing and plot part at exactly the same level as in the technical part.
The only difference is that the technical bugs are fixed. And the plot and role-playing bugs are "explained" by experts.
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