Yeah. Just finished the story, went for a rogue option - which is fking bad. And after i saw Judy left me i had to check which ending makes her happy and replay the ending story. I'm so sad and mad that V gonna die, was expecting something different honestly. Lets hope DLC gonna fix this.
Alt was alive as a human in CP2020 right? Isnt AI Alt a CDPR creation or was she brought back as some sort of less bitchy AI in RED?
As for Arasaka caring for an edgerunner, I have made this point before: as Saburo was only alive as an engram before the beginning of the Arasaka ending and they had never before perfected the biochip/relic 2.0, it is only natural to keep this particular edgerunner alive to study why it worked for her and not for any of test subjects before. I believe Arasaka had already deemed the project a failure before Vs special circumstances made it function. Nobody in Arasaka really cared for V once they had successfully transferred Saburo to Yorinobus body.
Are there some bigger thematic changes you think CDPR made to the CP2020 world in their interpretation for CP77? As I sense a very positive transhumanistic message from CP77.
Happy New year Everyone, and hopefully CDPR brings us a good DLC for 2021 
Alt was alive in 2013, and has always been a ghost in the machine since. A rather benevolent one for the edgerunner community, and a malevolent one for corporate (guess why...). Alt is also a very important character in the Cyberpunk spin-of Cybergeneration.
Yep, pretty much. V. is a guinea pig for Arasaka to observe how the "treatment" goes.
Once they have nothing more to learn, well, V. is a goner. There is no need to keep V.
On the contrary, the message is very negative. Tech is your enemy. You're going psycho and are a danger to yourself and the others (even those you care about). There is no redemption throught the matrix (no GitS, no Neuromancer, not even CP2020...). The AIs are your enemy. Your body is defiled by the implants and you lose contact with it (the Zen monk episode)...
Night City is very well depicted and is very vivid, but CDPR put some morale where there should be none. Players should feel free to be white knights or true SoBs. But here, you fight the gangs, and are somewhat always pushed in some positive behavior. CP is not about morale. Basically, the scope of the P&P RPG is usually very narrow at the beginning, and always revolves around the characters. How to pay the rent, how to get some better stuff, ... Money (or the lack of) is what drives them. That's why I do not understand why CDPR put the Pax Mod in their game. Cyberpunk is fast and dirty (ambush, traps, combat drugs...). In comparison, CDPR is peace and love...
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He is a corpooh no you think he sold out to the corpos?
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I mean user review.
Users mainly complain about the technical aspect of the game (bugs and other tricks). They do not about the story or the content.
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Absolutely.
The only thing that is saving CDPR from a massive backlash over the endo gs is the fact that completionists have not finished the game yet, are stuck in missions or can't really play, because of curropted safe files and general technical problems.
The fact alone that only fmvery few people defend the endings (not caring about them is even worse) is a sure sign that it's not even a contrived subject..
I think I can grasp your thinking a bit better now. As a cyberpunk (the genre, although have dabbled a bit with the TT as well) buff I can agree on the points of netrunning and minduploading / soul digitalization always being a positive in the best CB stories and scenarios. This might just be CDPR writers getting to know their material and finding their tune with the material. Have to remember that the witcher had a pretty much ready-made world and stories for CDRP to translate into game format, here they have to make their own stories with only a ready-made setting and world, nothing more.Alt was alive in 2013, and has always been a ghost in the machine since. A rather benevolent one for the edgerunner community, and a malevolent one for corporate (guess why...). Alt is also a very important character in the Cyberpunk spin-of Cybergeneration.
Yep, pretty much. V. is a guinea pig for Arasaka to observe how the "treatment" goes.
Once they have nothing more to learn, well, V. is a goner. There is no need to keep V.
On the contrary, the message is very negative. Tech is your enemy. You're going psycho and are a danger to yourself and the others (even those you care about). There is no redemption throught the matrix (no GitS, no Neuromancer, not even CP2020...). The AIs are your enemy. Your body is defiled by the implants and you lose contact with it (the Zen monk episode)...
Night City is very well depicted and is very vivid, but CDPR put some morale where there should be none. Players should feel free to be white knights or true SoBs. But here, you fight the gangs, and are somewhat always pushed in some positive behavior. CP is not about morale. Basically, the scope of the P&P RPG is usually very narrow at the beginning, and always revolves around the characters. How to pay the rent, how to get some better stuff, ... Money (or the lack of) is what drives them. That's why I do not understand why CDPR put the Pax Mod in their game. Cyberpunk is fast and dirty (ambush, traps, combat drugs...). In comparison, CDPR is peace and love...
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He is a corpo
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I mean user review.
Users mainly complain about the technical aspect of the game (bugs and other tricks). They do not about the story or the content.
I am going to make make my own judgement once I see where they are actually going to take the story. Have to say that I was a bit disappointing when there was no representation for the experience of being integrated to Alt, when choosing to give our body to Johnny. As a transhumanist myself, I did see the joining with Alt as a positive choice, even if the characters in the story did not.
In my opinion, CDPR rewrote the novels and made great stuff from the original work.
With CP, they have tons of material to flesh their game. They also had one very proficient consultant.
They could have done sooo much better.
They make the "I stay with Alt" solution unappealing in saying that you merge with Alt, i.e. losing individuality, what makes V. V.. CDPR presents Alt's goal to gobble the "souls" stored in Mikoshi. Not free them, but integrate them. It's not symbiosis but predation. There is no afterlife in the machine because it is also said that you lose your humanity in the matrix, your soul.
Of course, all this is subject to change, depending on what is to come, and my point of view is about what has been delivered. And you're welcome to make your own idea
Unfortunately, I don't think there will be any mass actions.
Just because Cyberpunk is not the end of a Great Trilogy.
Objectively, this is a rather mediocre open world, with poor mechanics and boring activities. The only good thing about it in the first hours is the plot. But when it turns out that he was killed in the final, there is simply nothing to keep the players. There is no point in organizing any kind of protests. After a couple of days, there is simply a desire to forget this misunderstanding and play something else.
Fun just for fan.
Agreed. He even ghosted all of V's friends and didn't tell them V was dead - everyone is wondering where V is and V has gone beyond the wall in cyberspace and is just an engram of V.
Joking around and laughing? Are we sure we played the same game?
When my V gave him the body, no matter how Johnny discouraged her, the ending for him was a complete depression.
He never smiled. He lost a friend.
I suspect that some of the players treated Johnny like shit, made him worse shit, and then wondered why he treats V like shit.
Well, I must admit the merits of cdpr, here they have worked out the topic well.
The approx 5+ month to live or less is one ending. One - if you chose to risk the lives of the Aldacadoes. If you solo arasaka you're down to three ands whoopsie something goes wrong that final mission. If you take arasaka deal you have been in space for awhile. i.e. less than 6 months.
Three endings V is dead and just an engram of her in cyberspace/beyond the wall or in mikoshi. The cards you address are the cards of one of six endings. Vastly different ones in the others.
3/6 ending you have no body - you're dead.
1/6 sent to earth - unknown time frame but less than 6
1/6 in space and whoopsie not goo but were already down to approx 3 months
only the nomad ending are you nearish to a 6 month window.
Finally some common sense.
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CDPR is giving us two story driven expansions. If you kill of the main character then what do you do with two story heavy expansions?
40 hours of Hanako hula-hooping outside of Embers? Chugging beers with Panam as V's long lost brother, W?
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Perhaps it will be the same rubbish as dlc for ME3.
Pre-finale content "helping to understand the Reapers".
Of course, the scriptwriter of prequels, where it was said that “your task is not to understand but to stop them” left this garbage heap long ago.
I had 60% approval with Johnny and he acted the same, gifted the guitar to the kid, visited V's grave and left NC in a bus. Didn't look happy at all to me.
Should have noticed?
These are the post-game slides. Or do you think that in this city it is customary to call people with brain shots?
there is no happy ending. i thought going with arasaka was the most sensible course of action, even though there is a likelihood by the time they eventually find a remedy, your friends will be long gone or at the least very old.
i never got the whole "down with arasaka" thing, i just thought that was johnny's influence on the player. especially if you chose the corpo life path, the ending with arasaka is probably a "happy" one all things considered.
i never got the whole "down with arasaka" thing, i just thought that was johnny's influence on the player. especially if you chose the corpo life path, the ending with arasaka is probably a "happy" one all things considered.