Yeah initially as I was playing it I thought it could go down the line of Militech vs Arasaka intel.
Yeah initially as I was playing it I thought it could go down the line of Militech vs Arasaka intel.
Nope. Did you enjoy your 15 minutes of corpo life?
I didn't
The only lifepath that kinda makes harmonious sense in the game right now is the Nomad, the other two have problems.
Indeed, but all the material I have read says that all the operation was conducted on the order of militech through Morgan Blackhand. It's true that it's not clear if Silverhand and co was aware of that.
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Corpo is the weakest lifepath, its like after intro the path gets deleted.
Guess I had a different corpo beginning then. It was more like I'm your boss in story but not in character, I'm being pure stupid but you have no choice.
Kay.
So go kill the other person you know nothing about, because remember you have no choice.
Kay.
*Fly to a bar, corpo people come*. You can't kill the other person, you're fired.
Mkay.
So that was 15 minutes and now what, we have a drink? Yeah have a drink and months pass where your early life means nothing. No attachments to either side for me as the player at all.
Please don't open - That Wound - wanted to romance her thought my corpo v and she would fit perfectly and I could get to miltech with her to the tops. Than the sex scene where I thought yes.. Put a ring on it. She is the one for my "gluten for punishment" V - and then.. Well play the story to find out (for the others to not spoil to hard xD)
Which is sad because it's most interesting and the one with most potential, given the fact that the main quest is centered around corporations
Yeah she already has the Tsundere thing going on which could have been expanded to an Arasaka V vs Militech Stout situation.
Here is the thing. You DON'T have to listen to anything that Silverhand tells you.
Some of the more interesting outcomes are when you don't listen to him. (Avoiding spoilers) The fact that most people will listen to Silverhand instead of making up their own mind is more telling about the human psyche than anything else. It's what sci-fi is all about.
I'm not just blowing smoke. The data shows it. Cool thing about Steam is it shows people's % that have done what content via achievements. If you think the game is rail-roading you it's because you let it.
Some of the more interesting outcomes are when you don't listen to him. (Avoiding spoilers) The fact that most people will listen to Silverhand instead of making up their own mind is more telling about the human psyche than anything else. It's what sci-fi is all about.
I'm not just blowing smoke. The data shows it. Cool thing about Steam is it shows people's % that have done what content via achievements. If you think the game is rail-roading you it's because you let it.
Wanted Hanako too. Sad.
I know, but i purposely gave examples which happens before Silverhand came in our head, The game is already setting our V in a "I don't like Arasaka" set of mind.
And the final "capitulate to Arasaka" (when Silverhand is no longer in V's head) says it all : we considered ouselves at war with them, plus the comment V make to the guard about entreing in his ennemy's prison
Perhaps all of this is because they intend to bring Silverhand back for future Cyberpunk games.
Silverhand with his pluses and minuses is the greatest defender of human rights that exists in Cyberpunk (he is a bastard but he's a bastard who seeks the freedom of humans in a world of assholes that seek to oppress humans)
The fact that Silverhand is the good guy in the story makes it pretty clear how dark and oppressive the world of Cyberpunk is.
But why is V after years of working for arasaka still such a little whiny b#t#h? Years after working assassinations etc he whines around and is after 6 months totally uncorpo in my opinion. You even can't align with any other corpo faction. Unbelievable. For me there is no feel able choice which isn't forced in your face in my playtime. Just the freedom to do side missions.
Yup. Before the game release I was planning to be merciless ambitious hungry corpo who wants to get on top. I was thinking (becasue it's CDPR) that we will have opportunity to work with corpo, against it etc. Maybe even becoming head of Arasaka at the end of LONG MAIN STORY (not that joike of 15 hours main quests chain...).
Hell, even after I got kicked from Araska I thought - ok, now I want to roleplay I want to go back. I so wanted to have opportunity to manipulate my way back, murder Hanako, Yorinobu, blackmain council, get technology to kill Jhonny and in the end - be head of Araska. Same as in DA:O I could become a King or Grey Emminance or how in Baldurs Gate I could become a God. Same as in DA:OS2 I could become a King or Grey Emminance or how in Baldurs Gate I could become a God. Or how in D:OS2 I could become Divine or screw everything and don't care about world. And in most normal RPGs you can go evil, neutral or good route. Here you go.... CDPR route.
Game is not only forcing my hand into what V wants, but it's also quite boring. Before I sank into story for real (when Takemura makes contant with Hanaka and you deafeated Oda) It was cut short to final mission. I thought that now we will start some Hanako chain quests to weak Yorinobu, distrupt his power, win some allies, get more bosses to fight. Now, Hanaka is like "You are mad", then 5 min later "I believe you, it's time for final mission to destroy my brother". I am like - WTF, what sort of caveman was writing that script? Where is half of the plot???
I tell you what happend - they had no manpower or idea or management to do a proper RPG with open plot for different approaches.
So they invented killing-biochip with Jhonny who would be sort of excuse for forcing your hand because "hey you are dying you have no choice so you understand that plot needs to be linear, right?".
Hell, even after I got kicked from Araska I thought - ok, now I want to roleplay I want to go back. I so wanted to have opportunity to manipulate my way back, murder Hanako, Yorinobu, blackmain council, get technology to kill Jhonny and in the end - be head of Araska. Same as in DA:O I could become a King or Grey Emminance or how in Baldurs Gate I could become a God. Same as in DA:OS2 I could become a King or Grey Emminance or how in Baldurs Gate I could become a God. Or how in D:OS2 I could become Divine or screw everything and don't care about world. And in most normal RPGs you can go evil, neutral or good route. Here you go.... CDPR route.
Game is not only forcing my hand into what V wants, but it's also quite boring. Before I sank into story for real (when Takemura makes contant with Hanaka and you deafeated Oda) It was cut short to final mission. I thought that now we will start some Hanako chain quests to weak Yorinobu, distrupt his power, win some allies, get more bosses to fight. Now, Hanaka is like "You are mad", then 5 min later "I believe you, it's time for final mission to destroy my brother". I am like - WTF, what sort of caveman was writing that script? Where is half of the plot???
I tell you what happend - they had no manpower or idea or management to do a proper RPG with open plot for different approaches.
So they invented killing-biochip with Jhonny who would be sort of excuse for forcing your hand because "hey you are dying you have no choice so you understand that plot needs to be linear, right?".
I'd rather see new ending options based on sidequests that get added since you can replay the ending over and over again. But I agree none of the endings feel accomplishing.
The "bad guy" needs to be someone. For a story to exist, there must be some kind of antagonist, some sort of conflict... SOME problem that the characters must overcome or, at the very least, work to achieve... some... overall goal. For this, this usually needs to be some kind of pushback in the form of a bad person, thus... this group.
Actually, if you consider the montage you get after lifepaths only the street kid makes sense chronologically because of Padre.
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Arasaka really aren't the bad guys for V tho.
