The difference is that you don't live forever. Alt herself made it perfectly clear that you die when you are uploaded to the net.
The keyword here is "sacrifice", because if I'm not mistaken there a no sacrifices in Cyberpunk, only deaths, and the pointless journey leading up to it
Sacrificing yourself for Johnny is an entirely valid story. However, if you don't like Johnny, it won't feel poignant.
Saul and Rogue also sacrifice themselves for you.
No. It's both acting out of character. Thus creating a plothole
And sidecharacters sacrificing themselves only to negate their sacrifice in the epilogue is abysmally bad writing.
By that point you've already died, though. You die when Soulkiller is used and had literally seconds left to live.
So AI V is the one who decides to live forever or not.
Also, I don't think Alt actually incorporates you into herself. I just replayed it and she said that you will actually be able to survive beyond the dangers of the Blackwall and fight for survival.
Alt only eats the Mikoshi souls.
V doesn't have a character beyond snarky badass. You decide what they do and why.
It's not sacrificing if there aren't other options, it's like giving a dead phone to someone instead of throwing it in the trash (in both options you are still throwing the phone away)
For you to live 6 months or become computer software
Here is the core problem.
You think instead of knowing. Alt did not hide her plans.
No. you die either way.. you lose your soul.. no matter what... you are just an "soul-less" engram the moment you connect to mikoshi..
Yeah, you can let him die.
Its why I do think clarifying you find a cure in Legend and Nomad would go a long way with many fans.
You're an engram in Cyberspace and you could be gobbled up by AI Alt whenever she wants, or get attacked by the monsters behind the Blackwall.
In the prologue your life was ripped from you by events beyond your control - first taking away control from the player and then saying "you live on borrowed time", as if all the fuckups were somehow V's fault, is bad writing.
Dex fails to properly vet Evelyn
T-Bug loses track of Yorinobu
Saburo and Yorinobu have their family feud at exactly the same hour as the heist
Adam Smasher one-shots you if you don't hide
You can't fight Dex's bodyguard as in the trailers
You can't decide if you want to plug the chip in your head or not
And so on...
Other posters already debunked the "Bittersweet" theory several days ago.
So the endings make even less sense, because people die for you to... Die?
Go and chose the suicide option.
People seem to throw around terms they don't understand...
I think Johny doesn't want this, he's ready to join Alt. And then he got no decency or guts to tell friends of V that V's dead. Most terrible ending among terrible endings. In that case why can't both Johny and V enter cyberspace? (
It doesn't change anything for you, so it's not "sacrifice"
Clarification would be meaningless if you can't play post ending, if my character is "cured" I better not get "relic malfunction" errors
Better to reign in cyberhell than to serve in Night City.
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Again, there's no way you'll ever be able to play postgame because all the content is written for pregame.