I'm sooooo glad they expanded Voodoo Boys missions in Phantom Liberty just for their theme song alone. That gig where you enter the laboratory where a fuck ton of mechs start waking up and this banger is blasting will be something I'll always cherish.
bro i killed that mech boss in 4 seconds and the remainder mini mechs fell. Rebecca shotgun plus the +100% damage after melee is OP and lots of fun. i didnt even get to hear the track properly, thankfully theres more voodoo boys raids.
Doing the Voodoo Boys missions really gave me William Gibson's Sprawl Trilogy vibes (he is considered to be the father of cyberpunk genre). The novels also featured individuals who worshipped Voodoo and utilized cyberspace to accomplish their goals.
Yeah I read Neuromancer by W. Gibson now and the world in this novel is different to one of Cyberpunk 2077 but everything fits soo well I like to think both are in the same world. Plot, relics, street samurais, constructs, everything matches. The main protagonit motivations are pretty much the same as in the game both are looking for a way to survive.. I recommend reading that
@@vattghern257 Yeah, they mixed all the old cyberpunk works into this. Altered Carbon, Bladerunner, Neuromancer, Akira, Ghost in the Shell, The Matrix, etc.
Heavily flawed? Yes. Ass? Only to ignorant people like you unwilling to see past the exaggerated negativity and lack of acknowledging the game's good points.
@@dergtehdergon9241 I played through the whole game, did every side quest so if I'm "ignorant" well, so be it. That being said, keep damage controlling for this game. 🤣
@@dergtehdergon9241 If I spend $60 on a game that I was hyped to death on and spent 70+ hours on and ultimately felt extremely disappointed in how half baked and unfinished it is despite how long CDPR worked on it and then the PR Nightmare surrounding the game's launch, Why would I not have negative bias towards it? And with that, I rest my case, I'm not replying any further as this horse has been beaten to death.
Got some Matrix vibes with this one. It makes sense though. You get "plugged in" during this mission. Even the chairs look like the ones in the Nebuchadnezzar.
i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@@vaishnav_mallya I feel like it was still up in the air, but I really don't trust him to keep his word after all he's shown he cares for outsiders. His reasoning for blowing your brain up makes sense. He lost your connection and he didn't trust you so to stay safe he pulled the detonator prematurely. Still, he doesn't really care or is even very sorry for doing so, he completely stands by his reasoning. And while that makes him an asshole I can't say he's necessarily always gonna kill us no matter what as there is no option to keep us connected the entire time. Ngl tho that's what I like about the story writing in this game its always so Grey and rarely leaves you with a good taste in your mouth. Just picking between 2 shit decisions and deciding what it is you'd rather live with. But I can agree most of us prefer our brains un-exploded
@@illusions500 Nah he would have killed you. The reason why the VDBs are so elusive is because they leave no loose ends. They kill EVERYBODY they work with, it does not matter how unlikely them spilling anything about the VDBs is, they'll kill them to make sure that just cannot happen. Placide also just thinks V is some random merc, and seems to remain insistent about that even after being told V has the relic chip.
I'm so angry I missed my chance to hear this gem on my first playthrough! The more I think about the power struggle between NETWATCH and the Voodoo Boys, the more I think why the best outcome outto be NETWATCH Terry. Voodoo Boys are a tight community. Amongst themselves. No spoilers: if the power falls upon Voodoo Boys, they have no obligations to aid the common person after "I Walk The Line" they just much the armed gang like the rest. This is possibly one of the most impactful decisions in the basegame. I adore this questline so much, its the quintessential "chase the hackerman" cyberpunk fantasy.
I will always prefer a group of badass looking chrome shamans that look out for their tight community over a bunch of corpo agents. Never quite got the dislike for the Voodoo Boys, sure they treat outsiders like V like crap, but they seem to be really loved by the small Haitian community of Pacifica and seem like the least immoral gang aside from the Mox.
@@Sul_HarenWell, theres the Ranyon bullshit for starters. Although them trying to poke open the Blackwall in the 0.5% chance some random AI is gonna keep them safe during the inevitable DataKrash 2.0 could fuck over the entirety of mankind. In other words, they are as smart as Ukranians who joined the SS
Y2k and cyber punk 2077 have something in common great music but the games are bad like really bad and sonic 06 had amazing music but bad game play as well just goes to show a rushed game is bad game.
@@superdrinkingpepsi That's another way of saying "I have no real evidence to back my shilling for corporations and to evidentiate what's good with this game, and I have no real counter arguments at all, therefore let me just pull out the ad hominem and insult your profile picture" so I'm just not going to bother with someone suffering from a brain eating amoeba, get well soon. Just so you know, if you visit my Steam which is linked on my profile, you'll see I dumped a good amount of hours into this game. It was good at first but after the first 10 to 15 hours so I realized all the issues that it had, numerous bugs and glitches started to happen, and the more I got to that 85 hour mark the more that game felt like a chore. I have all the rights to say it's a bit garbage, but since you're just going to bring up my profile picture as if it matters, holding any argument with you is like arguing with someone who lacks higher brain functions. So don't bother talking to yourself, I'm not going to reply.
I'm sooooo glad they expanded Voodoo Boys missions in Phantom Liberty just for their theme song alone. That gig where you enter the laboratory where a fuck ton of mechs start waking up and this banger is blasting will be something I'll always cherish.
PACIFYING!
bro i killed that mech boss in 4 seconds and the remainder mini mechs fell. Rebecca shotgun plus the +100% damage after melee is OP and lots of fun. i didnt even get to hear the track properly, thankfully theres more voodoo boys raids.
@@592Johno gotta play on very hard...with all those other robots it gets hectic as fuck
@@funtourhawk I played on hard but I'm replaying on very hard rn. Haven't gotten to that point yet☝️
Real, shit hits different
Doing the Voodoo Boys missions really gave me William Gibson's Sprawl Trilogy vibes (he is considered to be the father of cyberpunk genre). The novels also featured individuals who worshipped Voodoo and utilized cyberspace to accomplish their goals.
I feel like the combat music should have a pop-up telling you what song is playing, would make the looking a lot easier.
Yeah I read Neuromancer by W. Gibson now and the world in this novel is different to one of Cyberpunk 2077 but everything fits soo well I like to think both are in the same world.
Plot, relics, street samurais, constructs, everything matches.
The main protagonit motivations are pretty much the same as in the game both are looking for a way to survive..
I recommend reading that
@@vattghern257
Yeah, they mixed all the old cyberpunk works into this. Altered Carbon, Bladerunner, Neuromancer, Akira, Ghost in the Shell, The Matrix, etc.
3:20 chrome combat
3:19 alice in chains
my game was glitched on that theme, untill i reloaded to an earlier save game.
O cara que compoz isso deve ter curtido muito 😂
alternate timeline: daft punk are black.
Preem
3:20 neko vore
Build up so good, drop not so much
You mean 4:50? Yeah.. sorry but that drop is a KEK
Imagine critizing a composser who literally won AWARDS for his music
@@Skellington77 Hey, criticism is criticism.
@@Skellington77 mixing ≠ composing
they had to be criticised to win awards and improve their skills
if they never were criticized, then would they have gotten awards?
Game may've been ass but at least it had a great ost.
Heavily flawed? Yes. Ass? Only to ignorant people like you unwilling to see past the exaggerated negativity and lack of acknowledging the game's good points.
@@dergtehdergon9241 I played through the whole game, did every side quest so if I'm "ignorant" well, so be it. That being said, keep damage controlling for this game. 🤣
@@GAMMAXII You just have a negative bias and never thought about why.
@@dergtehdergon9241 If I spend $60 on a game that I was hyped to death on and spent 70+ hours on and ultimately felt extremely disappointed in how half baked and unfinished it is despite how long CDPR worked on it and then the PR Nightmare surrounding the game's launch, Why would I not have negative bias towards it? And with that, I rest my case, I'm not replying any further as this horse has been beaten to death.
@@GAMMAXII Exactly, dude is chainsmoking COPIUM lmao
Got some Matrix vibes with this one. It makes sense though. You get "plugged in" during this mission. Even the chairs look like the ones in the Nebuchadnezzar.
i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Porter Daxton it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
@Ryder Ismael Glad I could help xD
@@porterdaxton8871 A bot talking to itself, how cute.
This entire arc of the game just screams Matrix
3:20 chrome shamans
FINALLY
I WAS LOOKING FOR THESE SINCE THE V.D.B. MISSION
This song feels like it'll summon a voodoo witch in the middle of my room at 3 am.
And that sounds like the beginning of the hardest boss battle you'll have in your life
So glad I made the VB my enemies to hear this track
They're always your enemies dawg they are assholes that treat outsiders worse than dirt
I was LIVID when I understood that placid was using us to get the netwatch guy and end us too. I dropped them mfs.
@@vaishnav_mallya I feel like it was still up in the air, but I really don't trust him to keep his word after all he's shown he cares for outsiders. His reasoning for blowing your brain up makes sense. He lost your connection and he didn't trust you so to stay safe he pulled the detonator prematurely. Still, he doesn't really care or is even very sorry for doing so, he completely stands by his reasoning. And while that makes him an asshole I can't say he's necessarily always gonna kill us no matter what as there is no option to keep us connected the entire time. Ngl tho that's what I like about the story writing in this game its always so Grey and rarely leaves you with a good taste in your mouth. Just picking between 2 shit decisions and deciding what it is you'd rather live with. But I can agree most of us prefer our brains un-exploded
@@illusions500 Nah he would have killed you. The reason why the VDBs are so elusive is because they leave no loose ends. They kill EVERYBODY they work with, it does not matter how unlikely them spilling anything about the VDBs is, they'll kill them to make sure that just cannot happen. Placide also just thinks V is some random merc, and seems to remain insistent about that even after being told V has the relic chip.
Beginning sounds kind of like Classic Fallout meets Cyberpunk
raves should use these songs
feels like the beginning of blade in that club lol
Yeah. There's a lot of techno vibes.
I'm so angry I missed my chance to hear this gem on my first playthrough! The more I think about the power struggle between NETWATCH and the Voodoo Boys, the more I think why the best outcome outto be NETWATCH Terry. Voodoo Boys are a tight community. Amongst themselves. No spoilers: if the power falls upon Voodoo Boys, they have no obligations to aid the common person after "I Walk The Line" they just much the armed gang like the rest. This is possibly one of the most impactful decisions in the basegame. I adore this questline so much, its the quintessential "chase the hackerman" cyberpunk fantasy.
I will always prefer a group of badass looking chrome shamans that look out for their tight community over a bunch of corpo agents.
Never quite got the dislike for the Voodoo Boys, sure they treat outsiders like V like crap, but they seem to be really loved by the small Haitian community of Pacifica and seem like the least immoral gang aside from the Mox.
@@Sul_Haren maybe. Hey, I mean to each their own. Just remember... *there is no independent Net.*
@@Sul_HarenWell, theres the Ranyon bullshit for starters.
Although them trying to poke open the Blackwall in the 0.5% chance some random AI is gonna keep them safe during the inevitable DataKrash 2.0 could fuck over the entirety of mankind. In other words, they are as smart as Ukranians who joined the SS
I’m not really into Dancehall music, but that entire middle bumps like a MF! 🔥
A water please
Some Aztec vibes on this.
I felt the same
Some tribal song with aztec prehispanic dances
More like tribes using voodoo magic in Africa
not too far off, they're from haiti
What exactly is that instrument in the background? The fluet?
Maybe an ocarina it sounds like that thing in old Western music
It's intended to sound like a bird singing, wich tops perfectly the jungle feeling of the entire theme, and yes i think it's indeed an ocarina
Schranz vibes. I love it. My favourite theme out of all the gangs.
My favorite ambient track it’s so spooky 👻
Was listening to the alert portion when a massive bug walked tight infront of me during an all nighter
3:20 vore attack
Tooo bad that i cant buy phantom liberty this shi hits like a kick on ur ba/!s
Purposely pausing the game just to jam
4:16
4:58
I got only one word for ya: "BUSHIDO."
goodbye night city hello berghain
kinda sounds like "mona lisa overdrive"... 🤔
Juno Reactor
Juno reactor uses alot of tribal sounds in their Trance music
4:58
Also known as Metallic monks
was listening to this as background music while programming then 3:20 caught me offguard in a good way😁
I heard 3:20 when I face planted right in the middle of that VDB base trying to sneak around to that relic box
3:18 combat only 2
3:20 combat only
I farted on my period.
Back it up with pictures.
4:16 Это идеально для погони в дайн лайте
It sounds way better when played at faster speeds.
This song is incredible
3:20 vore channel
3:19 and 3:20
x1.15 speed feels like a hard trance track.
Your mix is superior
Y2k and cyber punk 2077 have something in common great music but the games are bad like really bad and sonic 06 had amazing music but bad game play as well just goes to show a rushed game is bad game.
As if you actually played the game
@@superdrinkingpepsi Sup, I have played it, and it's garbage. AMA.
@@crylune Well you have an anime profile picture so your opinion holds no weight and therefore should be ignored
@@superdrinkingpepsi That's another way of saying "I have no real evidence to back my shilling for corporations and to evidentiate what's good with this game, and I have no real counter arguments at all, therefore let me just pull out the ad hominem and insult your profile picture" so I'm just not going to bother with someone suffering from a brain eating amoeba, get well soon.
Just so you know, if you visit my Steam which is linked on my profile, you'll see I dumped a good amount of hours into this game. It was good at first but after the first 10 to 15 hours so I realized all the issues that it had, numerous bugs and glitches started to happen, and the more I got to that 85 hour mark the more that game felt like a chore. I have all the rights to say it's a bit garbage, but since you're just going to bring up my profile picture as if it matters, holding any argument with you is like arguing with someone who lacks higher brain functions. So don't bother talking to yourself, I'm not going to reply.
@@crylune Jesus you are taking this way too seriously xd