Good question, and good thread idea.
I'll explore a bit, but I also want to take things slow and not see too much of the city too fast. I'll probably stay within the regions the story wants me to at first, only exploring after I've naturally seen everything through missions. However, I'll absolutely explore every nook and cranny of the districts I'm already in.
I'll probably experiment with the crime system, too, and see what interactions are available on random civillians (Stealth takedowns and the like). I'll also test out the alleged self-driving systems for cars.
I'll do as many side missions as humanly possible before progressing further, and then see what Cyberware is available, and what clothing the shops sell.
Letting Meredith climb you so you can climb the corporate ladder. That's genius ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Ya, pretty much what I'll do. I'll play at the pace the game wants me to, at least in the beginning.
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I want to spend a lot of time in city center and marvel at the eye-candy with the day/night cycle and weather systems. This also includes tweaking graphics and messing with any config files to see what all is possible and how it runs on my hardware in a populous setting. As soon as I have the sweet spot I will continue to explore and get immersed in the world and see what all is possible to do in the beginning.
Also I want to see all the vendors to get an idea for the items and how the economy might work, never hurts to plan early!
Also I want to see all the vendors to get an idea for the items and how the economy might work, never hurts to plan early!
I'll be Mr. Street Studd
Here's hoping the street kid lifepath will attract her... she looks like the kind of person who preys on inferior classes...
find me a exploit that can make me alot of money (i don`t like being poor in videogame)
The Devs have said we will have a White Orchard type starting point so we wont be able to roam NC . That being said i want to steal , i mean borrow a Motorbike and feel the wind in my hair baby
I know, that's why the question is "what is the first thing you'll do in night city?" and not "the first thing in-game after character creation".
Having grown up in California I would explore hoping to find anything from current day California in the game or hidden as an easter egg.
Probably do the first intro or prologue things. Assuming you get the apprtment early on (within, I dunno, 1 or 3 hours) I will play until then by following the surely existing "path" and once I have it stop following the breadcrumbs and explore and enjoy the city.
If that might take longer to get to, explore the area at the earliest convenience.
Also walk into the next police station I run across if I can, for obvious reasons.
If that might take longer to get to, explore the area at the earliest convenience.
Also walk into the next police station I run across if I can, for obvious reasons.
Oh my... would be hilarious if you could actually apply, become a cop, and then being able to invade other players worlds when they break the law...
...I would love it
... and hating it 
I'm hoping 2077 keeps the level recommendations from Witcher 3. While I like to explore, those lay out the developers' idea of story pacing and the balance between main/side activities. I felt they nailed that in TW3.
My first order of business will definitely be poking around NPCs to see how organically side quests pop up, then going on the weirdest possible adventures until a place is too strong and kills me.
My first order of business will definitely be poking around NPCs to see how organically side quests pop up, then going on the weirdest possible adventures until a place is too strong and kills me.
