Well they live in Nomad and find a cure in the Legend one. Mr. Blue Eyes and V made some sort of deal.
They really should scrap MP or at least fridge it until this game is fixed and halfway resembles what they promised. Including post credit dlc with V.
That some sort of "good ending" because we know we have some time to work this out about cure and find it. Or that 6 months is just deadline for devs for fixing major problems of game?
On this I agree. I want to play a Grand Theft Auto Online multiplayer.
* It would be a prequel
* It would have Meredith Stout
* It would have Jackie
* It would have Evelyn
And so on.
However, it would require the game to actually be in a state that works.
You can cure V and add a lot of history after that.
Corps war.
Gang war.
There is this blue-eyed guy there who is mysterious and could be a future villain, or maybe later you find out that there are more people behind him.
They told the story of protecting those you love, they can put some villain to want to kidnap and kill the people that V loves.
Kidnap your romance and if you don't do things right your romance dies and it's your fault, it would be very interesting.
Cure V? what are you talking about? How do you cure V?
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Wait, what? How do you cure?? dude need all the details! is it where you dont die within 6 months? Or where you arent put on that BS of a space station?
When I realized my discontent with Cyberpunk endings, I remembered Fallout New Vegas.
If FNV I didn't even get attached to the Courier as much as I got attached to V. Mostly because the Courier is silent and because Bethesda's character creator is a complete mess (I had to find NCR Ranger armor ASAP and wear the helmet all the time).
Still I was able to get an ending that really fitted my character, and that ending was not absolutely happy. Just like CDPR, Obsidian did not allow me to enter post-ending Mojave, but it was OK. The story was finished! There was no emptiness inside me after I completed the story.
Cyberpunk is different. And that leads me to the conclusion, that Cyberpunk endings are truly unfinished. But even after a rough launch I still believe in CDPR. I believe they understand players' discontent and already busy with expanding V's story further to those 6 months, because I think this is the only time window where story DLC really fits.
If FNV I didn't even get attached to the Courier as much as I got attached to V. Mostly because the Courier is silent and because Bethesda's character creator is a complete mess (I had to find NCR Ranger armor ASAP and wear the helmet all the time).
Still I was able to get an ending that really fitted my character, and that ending was not absolutely happy. Just like CDPR, Obsidian did not allow me to enter post-ending Mojave, but it was OK. The story was finished! There was no emptiness inside me after I completed the story.
Cyberpunk is different. And that leads me to the conclusion, that Cyberpunk endings are truly unfinished. But even after a rough launch I still believe in CDPR. I believe they understand players' discontent and already busy with expanding V's story further to those 6 months, because I think this is the only time window where story DLC really fits.
Post-credit dlc...
Only 19,99...
V gets cloned and chipped with the engram stored in the relic.
I mean they already stretched the lore so massively, I would not be surprised.
Only 19,99...
V gets cloned and chipped with the engram stored in the relic.
I mean they already stretched the lore so massively, I would not be surprised.
Oh so they havent found the cure, but you are all speculating that they will provide that in a DLC??
You want to hear my personal opinion? From a cynical arsehole?
They will not fix the endings, they will not release post credit dlc, they will not improve the game beyond barebones minimum.
But I will be damned if I don't call them out on the epilogue.
Dude.... I agree.. I have stopped believing in gaming companies a while ago... They have THEIR story that they dont want to fix... it goes their way and thats that... However, there is a small hope that they will put something in... that is just a molecule in size though..
In all respects, cyberprank did not stand next to Vegas.
The only problem with Vegas is that you cannot play after the plot, and there it is absolutely understandable (the balance of power is radically changing).
Even if the endings in cyberprank will be corrected, it will never become a competitor to Vegas.
V still have Relic blueprints and all data, and only engineering team that can figure something out may be on space station? Mr. Blue Eyes might be the contact - only thing we know about him his from shady organisation? Or maybe Nomads have some contacts with talented engineering team that don't want go corpo because Nomads don't care about to join any corporation. They can also figure something else from blueprints?
I avoided spoilers about the endings like the plague to experience it myself. Not to mention, I came into this game acknowledging that there might be some bad endings, but I didn’t expect ALL the endings to be so miserable. Moreover, I played through all the endings (including “don’t fear the reaper”) expecting some form of satisfying conclusion for V’s endeavors. However, playing through each of the endings was a slap in the face for me because they all resulted in the same/similar outcome. I am hoping that those endings aren’t the final conclusion for V because leaving the player to come up with their own verdict of what happened to V doesn’t sit well with me.
I feel the exact same way about other posters. You know, the ones that ignore Misty says, "You live a good life in the Badlands" and that Panam is going to do all of her contacts and Victor's pills are helping V.
They want it to be without hope because they want to ignore the actual story and complain about it.
Its...not cool.
But I guess they feel the same way about me. They don't believe what the game is saying and think I'm misreading autor intent versus following it.