Everything GREAT About Cyberpunk 2077!
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What? a reupload? I'm wanting to clean up the channel and make viewing sessions more enjoyable. I tried some multiparters twice but if you've seen my RDR2 video, you can see that the trend didn't stick. So I hope you enjoy one nice long TV-length EGA!
Can you do TWD season 2?
I was so confused when you said that you never played detroit until i saw this comment
Yo please if u want play undertale
The witcher 3? Maybe? Please?
Could you do a game from the saints row series I would be very grateful and thak you for making such a positive chance stay golden and remember pizza
The "Don't Fear the Reaper" ending on a Corpo playthrough, with Panam as your main romance is honestly the most satisfying ending in my opinion.
This ending was locked for me because of that stupid % hurdle. If not for it, it'd be the ending you just described.
Doesn't she break up with you in that ending?
@@williamlancaster2341 Its been awhile since ive played I did every ending variation on each lifepath and im pretty sure almost all romances make it seem they are leaving you and night city if you have any path to glory quest, but something could have been changed
@@williamlancaster2341 technically, less leaving you and more choosing to be with her people. The emotion is absolutely still there, she just feels she has a responsibility to her people
I completly agree, losing everything just to gain so much back. It's a wonderful story and personally I'd suggest anyone doing it after the devil ending with the nomad start
Been playing the game since release and yes it’s been a rough start but ya know I seriously love this game.
Same
The only problem I can remember playing it there was a glitch where I couldn't continue the story but it was eventually fixed
literally the one thing i dont like about it is how specific the johnny ending was i had almost max relationship w him and was best friends w him but ofc bc i didnt pick the most specific dialogue options for it in one mission i couldnt get it
Right there with ya!
There is nothing to love after you finish the story
I'm a little surprised you didn't talk about Jackie's funeral. It's one of my favorite and most emotional moments in the game.
My favorite side-mission is the Sinnerman arc. It’s such a strange appeal to my Catholic identity.
You only get it if you send his body to his family, though. Send it to Vik and you miss out on that sequence.
My room mate doesn't cry for anything short of serious bodily injury.
Jackie's death did, however.
@Nephicus I'm dying laughing at the thought of someone crying over the launch version of that scene. It's embarrassing the bar is so low but your friend is lucky he didn't play it at launch or else that scene like every other story moment is ruined by how trash the devs did on making sure those moments didn't glitch out every time
its a great scene because leading up to it we can learn so much about Jackie
9:30 I was always under the impression that the only reason that V and Silverhand started to merge was because V was shot in the head since there don't seem to be any side effects before this happens. Also I thought Jackie gave V the chip because he was dyeing and since Silverhand never mentions being inside Jack I don't think he and Jack started to merge.
The shard from Hellman tells you, the host has to be dead for the chip to activate. Maybe like in windows where you can't overwrite a file/consiousness while it runs.
Yeah, it only ever kicked on because V did actually die. The entire time you play you're actually just a zombie, and the only reason your body is functioning is because the construct basically repaired enough of V's brain to restart brain function, but even then it's more of a ghost of V than actual V.
Yeah, but that doesn't lessen the irony that if Jackie'd just left the chip plugged in he may well have survived. The only comfort is that he does remove it himself and hand it over - think how much worse V would have felt in retrospect if she'd pulled it from his corpse after he died.
I think that MAY have started the 'issue' as it seems the chip's main goal was to basically integrate with the user's cyberware and basically use some form of nanotech to create new neural and cyber pathways. I'm guessing the bullet and the subsequent damage jumpstarted the chip's main function. Considering those 'pathways' are what make a person....THEM..it actually puts the 'merger' in new terrifying light. You don't just....die. According to the science you would basically be absorbed by the other person, your thoughts become their thoughts your 'will' their will, etc.
@@itsdantaylor sorry, the end of your paragraph made me think, "My mind, to your mind," Vulcan mantra during a mind-meld. :P
One thing I wish you'd mentioned is the voice acting. The voice acting for all of the characters is nothing short of stellar. You touched on it with Johnny/Keanu but I feel like 2077 wouldn't feel half as grounded, realistic and immersive if not for the VA's giving it their all. I hated how dismissive Placide was. I loved Jackie - he sounded like an old friend who I was getting to know. Panam sounded stubborn, headstrong and best of all - authentic. Takemura was the old soul who'd seen it all and was trying to remain honorable in an honorless world.
And then there's V - specifically female V (Cherami Leigh) although male V (Gavin Drea) is no slouch either. FemV sold the emotional impact of everything she was going through - anger, despair, joy, you name it. I could really feel like I was watching someone's life get turned on when and listen to her try and make sense of the pieces. I was bought in all the way every time V spoke.
For me the best moment in the whole game is, SPOILER, the conversation with Johnny at his unmarked dump of a grave. It always hit me different, its great. Not to sound dramatic but playing Cyberpunk made me reflect on my own mortality and left a big impact on me after beating it and i gotta say its in my top 5 games of all time.
My favorite moment is from the ending when you leave the city with panam. Watching V let go of the past by letting the bullet that killed him and the this mess was so...wholesome. I just finished it for the first (and only time). This game destroyed me
Bro literally how cyberpunk handles mortality is so traumatically beautiful
I just finished my 100% playthrough on CP77 and didn’t realise how much I’d love to see a video from you on it. Now that the bugs are mostly gone - there is SO much to love within the narrative. One of the only games where I pushed myself to finish every side quest. The election race where you help the candidates with the mysterious memory wiping enemy was my personal favourite.
Now... Imagine if there was a crossover event with Metal Gear Rising
@@marseldagistani1989 now imagine if the game had a decent story that had choices that actually mattered, or if it was slightly balanced, or if you had to shoot things to live instead of set your controller down and wait for the action set piece to end
@@DeShawnMcDonald the choices matter in cp 2077
@@kinga.t.242 There is only once choice you can make that matters and that's which ending you decide to pick at the very end of the game, anything else you do anywhere else doesn't have any long-term effects that have major implications on the game's entire plot.
@@superplayerex2431 no your wrong i can give you many examples of choices that really matter i played the game for 400 hours
I got the ending where you relinquish your body to Johnny and honestly, that's most likely what I would have done as a person (I think anyway). This game has so much replayability and player freedom, it's insane
You had 2 choices at the very end, non of the choices throughout actually changes the ending with very small exceptions. There isn’t any replay ability nor is there really any player freedom as there are only like 3 choices to combat and that’s either guns blazing, swords swinging, or using hacks to destroy a he enemy. It’s an ok game at best.
@@rogerbayless Oh will you PLEASE shut up. We've heard it all before. And if you INSIST on criticising the game, at least get the facts right: There are five completely different endings: 1) shoot yourself, 2) alone in orbit, 3) leave with Panam, 4) leave on the bus as Johnny, and 5) become a legend who starts a gig with Mr Blue Eyes.
There is decent replayability considering playstyles, lifestyles, gender, and major decisions. Best game of the decade so far.
@@gksne641 what major decision there's nothing you decide in the entire game that has any bearing on the story in fact most missions are just you doing something that leads to a dead end and adds nothing to the story. And there's more variation in the original me3 endings then there is in the lifestyles you can choose. Honestly name me one single difference between corpo and nomad outside the tutorial or speech checks that don't change anything
@@DeShawnMcDonald Ik that I'm commenting a year later but you have different interactions with characters with a choice geared towards the lifestyle that you choose at the beginning e.g. if you chose nomads your character can relate to Panam because your character use to be with a clan, with streetkid you know about the drugs that are on the streets and do some with Dum Dum in one of the earliest missions (also featured in the video). there are so many interesting dialogues that can happen because of your characters lifestyle, i could go on and mention several more but then I would be here for awhile.
This is why I love this channel. I love enjoying stuff and seeing other people enjoy stuff as well. Hating on stuff is so upsetting. Most Subreddits for my favourite games are just toxic as hell, it's sad. If you dislike or hate a product, you dont have to be around it. Just don't watch, play or read about it. It's quite easy. Let people enjoy what they enjoy.
I loved Cyberpunk 2077 since day 1. The world, characters, gameplay and esp the music was just amazing to me. No game out there has created an open world this true to what it was going for. The look and feel of Night city is so well done.
I hate that people think you either have to love something or hate it
I mean if you meh something, chances are you aren't talking about it, so the two sides are usually the ones that are dominant.
I meh a lot of stuff so i usually just never watch, play or talk about it again after the first experience.
yeah no dawg, aint no defending this trash. sorry bro
Lmao fan boy apologist to the core right here 😂
@@yellow242 fr bro one of the dudes in the comments said he liked it cause of how different the endings were based on your choices throughout the game lmao idk if it's cd project or these wins channels but people always seem like they would legit gobble up a D if it meant pleasing their favorite devs or youtubers
One thing I realized now was in regards to character depth, It's amazing that Victor's persona was showcased in such a smooth way:
"Keep your guard up"
Watching box matches
His speech at the funeral
"12 rounds Buddy"
I haven't realized the connections until watching this
I wish people would give this game another chance, especially after 1.5. I’ve been playing since launch, and I have 200 hours in it. I love it
Understandable why people dont.
I agree with 1.5 on PC but console is an abomination
You can't ask people to give something another chance if that something costs 60 bucks and they've already returned it once, cd project thought that enough sheep are out there that they can release this garbage and people will clap like circus animals but unfortunately for them there's still enough people out there that demand a good product. At this point anything beside putting out a demo atleast for console and just have it be the first 2 or 3 hours isn't gonna get anyone who jumped ship already to come back
@@DeShawnMcDonald they had a 6 hour trial, it’s enough to see if it’s worth getting back into it
@@elliotwatson3964 I have an XSX and 1.5 runs beautifully
@@DeShawnMcDonald I've seen the game going on sale at least 2 times (-50% off), I myself bought it when it was on sale a month after the release of patch 1.5
Adam smasher's first line in the game says so much about his character. From his intimidating presence to his disregard for anyone he sees as lesser. It's also the single most wild thing someone could say upon meeting someone for the first time.
little fun fact actually
Yorinobu is...basically the good guy in the grand scheme of things
Yeah, the Arasaka ending(s) really put into perspective why Yorinobu did what he did.
@@theuberedredspy8791 aside from that, Saburo had done really fucked up shit as well, Yorinobu did a good thing murdering him
I love every version on this story, but the Nomad story leading into the Star ending is the best.
Can you name a single difference in the story if you pick corpo over nomad at the start cause honestly I played through the entire game I didn't notice a single time where I made a single real decision or had a single thing happen that was unique to my playthrough compared to the other starts. Aside from the tutorial obviously but then again that has no bearing at all on the rest of the game anyways
@@DeShawnMcDonald Story is more than just a series of decisions. Its how you see it as a whole. For example, the Nomad comes to Night city looking to rediscover themselves by trying everything on offer. He gets more than he bargained for, but thankfully Panam is there to keep him grounded. But Night city is as tempting as it is corruptive, literally tearing his soul two ways. Only with the help of fellow Nomads he is able to breakaway and put Night city in his rearview. That's basically how I saw my first playthrough and it always seemed best, nice and rounded like a hero's journey.
@@stevenbridges5981 from the way they marketed it they clearly made it seem like the game was gonna be a rpg where your decisions had weight. Also all that was your head cannon none of that was actually in game its just how you took it that's not the mark of a good game good games don't require you to fill in tour characters story while at the same time stopping you from making any decision that deviates from the exact path they want you on.
@@stevenbridges5981 also I asked for a single difference in the story between routes and the best you can do is tell me how your head cannon is different that's not how rpgs work
@@DeShawnMcDonald Its a matter of perception. You see it one way, I see it another. Also, head cannon! Great idea. If they do a sequel there has to be a cyberware upgrade that puts a little howitzer on your head. That'd be brilliant.
But I think you meant "canon".
It never ceases to surprise me how seemingly effortlessly he ends up getting/choosing the bad ending when presented with the opportunity
Multi-parters or not, vids are amazing bro, you’re one of like, 5 channels I actually have notifications on for, keep up the great work!
This. This is the review I needed of Cyberpunk. I bought it way back when it came out. Riding high on the hype train, was soundly disappointed by the game upon release. But seeing that it is now fixed more or less will make me give this game another try. Thanks for another great video!
Installing some stable mods doesn't hurt the experience, either.
@@nephicus339 police chase is the best one for me
The voice acting in this game is crazy good. Barley any major names, no Troy Bakers or Laura Bailies (no offense to them, I love them to bits) only mostly fresh talent for AAA games, and they knock it out of the park. Cherami Leigh as V in particular. She is so so soooo good.
37:56
"The ending you got could shine some light on how you handle death."
Well, based on my first playthrough being Nomad and running away with a new family..I guess that means when faced with concepts like death, I'd want to surround myself with friends and family to help make the processes easier..
"At the end of everything, hold onto anything."
One thing to note: in Clouds when the joytoy says V's full name (Valorie or Vincent), V can respond with saying "V...just V. Only people who know me *real well* can use my real name."
Valerie, to me, sounds hurt in her delivery, as if pointing to some past trauma which she represses by using V as a nickname. Also makes me think she cant truly trust anyone to that level during the events of the game since she doesnt let anyone, including romantic partners, use the real name.
Vincent's delivery sounds more stern and professional, maybe not like hes hiding it neccesarily but maybe as a formality? Could also be a trust thing, simular to Valerie.
Both, either way, really sends home your point on V being their own person as opposed to being your own character like the Dragonborn.
Ahh it’s so refreshing to see this kind of video , I just completed the game on a base ps4 and I know I’ve had the “worst” experience but you reminded me of the best , this game is amazing I loved every portion of it , the music the atmosphere , the character development, yes I agree that this game wasn’t meant for last generation consoles but the story was , I can’t believe how many times I wished I was upon this time period, living a life like this , I was truly immersed within the story and the character I chose to enact upon , this game was overhyped I agree it may not have been the next generation of RPG games everyone expected but I was overwhelmed with the emotions and storytelling this game provided , I will forever love and have nostalgia for this game.
Is it still as "broken" on PS4 as when it launched after patch 1.5? O.o
I think CDPR did a tremendous job of designing the character of V and presenting them such that the player can really embody them. I catch myself during playthrus just taking a strolling pace and waiting for crossing lights, because I’m so immersed. At Jackie’s funeral, I stand in front of the ofrenda like the other speaking, bobbing the FPS camera up and down while V talks like I’m some goddamn machinima puppet. Or stepping back in surprise during moments in the Sinnerman quest. And the integration of the mysticism of the Tarot readings and voodoo makes this Sci-fi world feel like a place of magic (aren’t netrunners simply cybermages, after all?).
Real consistent in you getting bad endings, good job.
I had a blast with this game when it came out. That was probably because I knew of it's existence, but I didn't give a damn about it because I thought it wasn't for me.
In the end I bought it to see what people were losing their minds about and it's now my favorite game ever
Surprised there isn't a video on Metal Gear Rising, seeing as how popular it has gotten recently, and it would be right up your alley.
Am I trying to coax you into making a video on it?
Yes.
So glad this video was made.. Cyberpunk 2077 has literally become one of my favorite games of all time.. It was a buggy mess in the beginning, but I still had high hopes for the patches because it was obvious what CDPR was aiming for with CP2077. The diversity, the numerous outcomes from the decisions you make, the enemies are fairly challenging, the weapons are ridiculous (good thing), and the NPC are some of the greatest in gaming period.. Just my take
The coolest thing to me at least is having another voice inside your head, another person that you can see and talk to whenever you like. It's ways been a want for me to have that and I don't know maybe it stems from feeling like i am alone with no one to talk to even though I am surrounded by people but it would just be nice to have that
Honestly if there’s one word to describe 2077, it’s “Humanity”. The characters I interacted with in this game are some of the most human characters I’ve ever seen in my life in a game. They all felt so real that I mourned Jackie and Evelyn, feeling pure rage at the death of the latter and relentlessly pursuing revenge for those that were like her. I loved this game so much cuz everyone feels so human and not just scripted. 2077 is one of those few games with no NPCs it just has characters
Started playing this game like 2 weeks ago. On my 2nd playthrough and honestly I love this game. Bought it at launch and finally decided to come back.
That's one big error about the chip keeping Jackie alive. The chip only activates on death, not before, this was made pretty clear in the game. The fact is that if Jackie kept the chip in him while dying, he would have been brought back instead of V, and he would have been the only having to deal with Johnny.
My favorite side mission is the one where you're tracking down the Rouge delemen vehicles where one of them sounds like GLADOS from the portal series
I remember that mission where one of the rogue Delamain taxis wants you to kill flamingos first before it returns to the HQ
@@daniyalshah7797 its also a silence of the lambs easter egg
i was super hyped for this game, i remember seeing the og teaser trailer back when i was a kid, and when it was released i was more then happy to play this through, i can put up with anything if the story makes me feel invested, and this game did that 2 fold. i love this game to death and as the first game to make me cry, i will stand by it and defend it forever.
My only issue with this game was the driving mechanics. So I walked everywhere, and discovered soooooooo much of the game that would have been missed trying to handle the soggy tofu brick that they call 'cars' in this game from place to place.
A kid?? Damn I’m old lol
You know this game's reputation is so bad, I was going to pass on it. But watching your video changed my decision. So thanks for a good recommendation.
You shouldn't let this channel be something that recommends anything the whole purpose of this channel is to ignore all the bad and focus on the good. Trust me the game is no where near as good as his vid makes it seem to be, if you already own it do you but if you don't trust me you don't wanna waste money on this even now. There's plenty of review channels out there that give good honest reviews but if you buy a game based on the cherry picked sections that a wins channel put up your gonna be very disappointed.
@@DeShawnMcDonald the game is way better than you make it out to be …..trust me
@Mookie Stewart it's really not but that doesn't mean people can't enjoy it objectively speaking looking at what it is versus what was promised and comparing the game with games ten years ago shows it's not really that special at best and bad at worst but again you can find enjoyment in trash things but it doesn't make it not trash just cause you like it
That scene in Pacifica where Johnny is telling you why he is this way is genuinely way better when you choose the corpo life path, he starts to genuinely hate you for a bit as he saw your memories, and realised you worked for arasaka
I played once before the next gen upgrade and another after with about 60 hours on each, I gotta say...I wish I could wipe this game completely from my memory just to experience it all again. The only other game that made me feel that way was RDR2. I get why people hated CDPR and this game, the overhype and underselling, but with all the updates I think this game is a slept on masterpiece. If they continue to give it love and eventually an expansion I'll happily play more.
Nah they can't update a good story in it or add choices that make the game feel like an rpg instead of call of duty but cyber. Literally there have been call of duty games with more player freedom and choice then this
@@DeShawnMcDonald The only Cod game with multiple endings and player freedom was Bo2, I have no idea about the recent ones but basically every Cod besides Bo2 have been the normal linear path they always are. So idk where that came from, it might not be Fallout or Mass Effect levels of player freedom but you can still choose to be whatever V you want to be.
@@Saint-14s-Shadow well if you knew were talking about player choice snd you know there is segments in bo3 and you so still don't get it huh sad
@@DeShawnMcDonald Yeah because I remember every detail from a cod game released in 2015. Idk why you're so triggered over me stating an opinion, ironic you're the one calling me sad lol
@@Saint-14s-Shadow if you haven't played every cod game why are your commenting I'm wrong when you don't even know it then all I did was reply tk your comment and you lost your shit my bad bro I didn't know you were a shill for cd project and took any criticism towards them as a personal attack on you but trust me calm down it'll be ok
It honestly really surprises me that so little players thought to go back up the stairs to save Takamura, I know the mission details and Johnny are telling you to run and most games would force you into doing just that. But in my first playthrough I really liked Takamura so I said 'fuck that' and saw a staircase to the left. The moment you get up to the next floor the mission details add the option to save takamura. I really love how it wasn't obvious and the player needed to make that choice and not just go with the flow like most games. Every single one of my friends who played didn't save him, made it feel less awful when Takamura shows up to talk to you at the Arasaka ending.
I’ve finished my first playthrough on a base ps4 and I loved it. The game didn’t deserve the hate people had for it.
i will wait the extra time for longer videos, I only hope the returns for you fit the less frequent release schedule
This game will one day go down as one of the best RPGs in the history.
Great Video I LOVED Cyberpunk 2077 though despite the bugs I been a fan of the game since day 1. I love how they care about fixing their game than leaving it broken.
It would be amazing to see a Saints Row 2 Video lol
Silverhand is prob Top 3 Keanu’s best roles imo.
Don’t forget the symbolism at the end with Johnny next to an ad for “Relic, secure your soul”
And arasaka being put next to a sign saying “brain wash”
i got the ending leaving night city with panam and judy and I literally almost started crying cause it was such a beautiful way to end everything, in my opinion
I dont know if you saw this but the billbord in the background when Johnny is taking to you in Pacifica is Mindfuck... lol
I remember playing this and anytime a gang would threaten me in the story I killed them all
I just want to say thank you for this video. Great job. I am playing multiple characters on 2 consoles to be a dirty trophy hunter but In that I’m learning who my favorites are and I plan on just doing a playthrough making choices I would myself make instead of what’s gonna get me the most. Can’t wait to see what ending I’ll get. Great job again and you totally gained a new sub with this one.
A thing of beauty
I know
Will never fade away
Definitely missed a win for the ending version
@@LORdREDSTOneNR1 yep
When this game came out. I played it on the PS4. The worst thing to play this game on but I loved it. I only had a few glitches and bugs, maybe like 4 max, but I loved this game and it’ll still be one of my favorites
I personally finished the game very easily on a base ps4 and I had the game from day 1.
I think the external hard drive is what did it, but I only had a few visual glitches and it's still a game I love and enjoy playing.
Now with all the updates and future DLC it'll be a game to rival top rpg's
Same here.
Lmao yeah why go play other top rpgs with solid mechanics that are all balanced and have stories that have consequences to your choices past sometimes getting to say something different in dialog with zero change in the outcome. Also I finished it super easy on my ps5 too so easy in fact I literally only used melee on the hardest difficulty and I only died to bugs, that's good gameplay right there. Nothing is more fun too then getting to the end and getting to chose from 3 endings that are less unique then the me3 endings also shout out to the romance options nothing says great rpg like one single character with a shit personality for each sexuality
@@DeShawnMcDonald all I'm saying is that I really enjoy this game despite the shit it gets.
It's better than most people give it credit for
@@Mrmhibbert I get that trust me sonic adventure 2 gets alot of shit thrown its way for good reason but it's still one of my favorite games of all time I just feel like the things alot of people are saying is just disingenuous no one is saying you can't like it I think people just hate when people pretend there's no flaws and ignore them when they can't to say the game is great, we can say from the police response to the broken promises to the unbalanced playstyles to the complete waste of time that is the wastelands to the broken crafting system to the lack of choices that changed the game in any way other then the very last choice where you get to decide how to die. I wouldn't argue with you the controls and camera for sonic adventure 2 arnt clunky because I'm being honest with myself and not letting my emotions about a game dictate my opinion. So when people praise the game for things other games did years ago snd ignore the things the game can't or doesn't do that other games did decades ago it's just disingenuous. I'm not saying don't like the game I'm saying be honest with what it was for, a game so glitchy alot of people myself included died more times on the hardest difficulty to glitches and bugs then enemies and a game where rhe entirety of its pre launch marketing was just lies. Don't think I'm saying hey don't enjoy the game all I'm saying is let's all admit enjoyable or not it's not a well made game by any means. It's got a cool concept for the city and lore but that's about it when it comes to positives.
@@DeShawnMcDonald I never had any game breaking glitches or crashes.
I've seen the videos and understand people's complaints but that's not my experience.
I was lucky and managed to get an Xbox Series X and played this, I loved it, every second of it. My missus had a PS4 Pro and she didn't have any issues either.
There's not many games I instantly replay after completing it, but Cyberpunk was one, I think I racked up about 150 hours of constant playing, I don't regret any of it, in my opinion it was an amazing game, story, visuals, characters and overall playability. I'd highly recommend another play through if you're on the fence!
wow going to love this one. In a world of negativity I really enjoyed my play through of this game with minimal bugs at launch. It is tough to support because obviously CDPR dropped the ball, but it's still nice to celebrate what was a very good story to me.
What about the story did you like? I'm not trying to start shit I'm just genuinely curious I had constant bugs but I could've looked past that if the story was enjoyable to me but I didn't remember liking a single character in the game and to me the endings had less variation then me3. What about the story was good to you I'm just curious if there's something I missed or something
@@DeShawnMcDonald all the side missions, getting the fixers to trust you, mix between stealth/ gunfighting/ melee for fights. Going through the story fast or finishing all side missions. Chance to romance 6+ characters depending on the choices you make. 3 different endings depending on the choices you make. All set in a beautiful world. I absolutely loved it all.
@@Benfica1002 but why bother mixing between any playstyle when the game is so easy you can just run in punching things to death I'd feel you if there was something bad that happened from not using stealth in certain situations but that's not how the game works and as far as the side missions what made them good the only ones I even remember are the ones where I was like oh what a let down or it was just really dumb. And as far as the fixers go I'd agree with you if the things you had to do weren't just weren't mind numbingly boring to me, also you don't get the chance to romance 6 plus characters lmao what game did you play at launch they had a one guy and one girl for straight people and one guy and one girl for gays and lesbians also what story decisions do you mean clicking a to continue on with a mission lol and the endings weren't different they were reskinned different is something unique is happening in all of them in reality they all end the exact same way the character you made at the start of the game dies let's not play pretend like choosing to die in space or to die with your love interest is anything to clap for. You should go play some games with real story consequences so you can understand what I mean when I say this game may as well had zero choice
@@DeShawnMcDonald I ain't reading all that, so I'm happy for you or I'm sorry that happened. I enjoy the game. Maybe try a harder difficulty if you find something too easy? Just a thought.
@@Benfica1002 lol try a harder difficulty then the hardest one they have great advice and no I'm happy for you I'm jealous even I wish my mom huffed so much paint thinner while she was pregnant with me as yours did with you so I wouldn't have all these brain cells stopping me from enjoying the game
The way I see it, “Aldecaldos” and “The Sun”/“Don’t fear the reaper” endings are both meant to represent the two choices Dex gave you at the beginning of the game.
Quiet life or Blaze of glory?
You either become the NC legend you wanted and go out pulling off the heist of a lifetime.
Or you leave the city with a family and live out the rest of your days with whomever you’ve chosen to live.
Oh, and then there’s the Arasaka Ending.
That exists.
Honestly, keeping aside the bugs and the absent content that was promised in trailers, this is still a pretty neat game. The combat, the quickhack mechanics, the driving, the dialogues, the stories. It's pure Witcher quality stuff. Hell, even the inventory and the shop menus look like the ones from the Witcher, meaning you don't have to spend too much time getting used to it all. I only hope CDPR keep on improving the game because honestly, Cyberpunk is one of the best games I have ever played on the PS4.
I had a male V and choose the Aldecaldos ending with Panam being the main love interest, he was a corpo who with Panam found his freedom from the city and loved his last moments of life with his new family and new sense of life. At least that’s how I made the story ending be.
I had the same path, except I was a nomad. The ending felt so right. V going to Night City, "the city of dreams," just to lose some of the people closest to him and being slowly taken over by the chip. The ending of him letting go of the past by letting go of the bullet that started it all is so...sad? Nice? Idk. Its just so good.
10:54 I always thought that Keanu's delivery of Johnny's lines are on point. Silverhand is a middle-aged man who's had way too many litres of whisky and way too many doses of drugs, of course he's gonna sound like he's about to stumble on his own words and somewhat flat. The "flatness" of his delivery also reflect how egotistical Johnny is, his comments on anything but things that matter him are like that.
Funny that they fixed the way V sleeps on the bed.
Anyone else watch this months ago, then find it in their recommended tab after watching Edgerunners?
6:27 I think Dexter says "Meet" and not "Meat". He means that meeting Evelyn is the only way to obtain the BD required for the job.
I’m on my 4th play through and I’m happy to see it’s finally getting the attention it deserved from the beginning. Also, I’ve played on my ps4 from 2015 with all 4 times and it runs fine.
Great work, man. If it's not too much to request something, can I request an eventual video on either Fallout 4 or Assassins Creed: Origins? I love both those games, and would love to hear your view on them. As always, drink water, remember to watch the road while driving, and stay safe.
I've gone to sleep the way V does in the video. Full outfit and all. Poor sleep the night prior and almost 15 straight hours of work. Yeah, I actually /miss/ that animation, felt real.
I pirated this one and uninstalled after my first playthrough to recover disc space. Now I know I should buy it someday.
This is undoubtedly my favorite game of all time ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
No joke right after The Afterlife bit, I got an ad for Death's Door liquor lmao
As a writer, I did an article on the Cyberpunk 2077 forums, highlighting the fact that Scene 1 is a perfect example of 'show, don't tell.' They drop us into the story and then let us see how the world works. As you said, no hand-holding.
It's odd not to cover any of the major sidequests, they're kinda important
watching this video while 2.11 is out is just hilarious i’m glad i played when phantom liberty came out
Funniest thing about this game is that Dying Light 2 had and still has way more bugs than this game and people still think this game is terrible.
So there might be other reasons then bugs that made people not like cyberpunk. For me it is simply the fact that in my eyes Cyberpunk is the lamest of all Punk Styles, mainly because it is something that becomes more and more real, making it loose the charm of 'Hey that makes sense that technology evolved like that'. Cyberpunk is just, 'future stuff', while things like Steampunk and Dieselpunk are changed history, you can see someone actually thought about how things could look like if we never got past using steam or diesel to power stuff, while cyberpunk is just, look this might be something in the future.
@@irmiwolf my dude, cyberpunk isn’t just “future stuff”. Please educate yourself. Read Cyberpunk 2020, which shares its universe with 2077.
@@blinkachu5275 i meant the design style of cyberpunk not the game cyberpunk, you know, where everything is somehow connected to the internet, like most things today, everyone has cybernetics, like the ones we are currently working towards (for example neurolink every elon cult member gets a boner for), there are screens everywhere, like we already have at the Times Square and Tokyo.
Honestly I'd rather play through 60 hours of nothing but this games bugs then have to sit through its story again, people call it an rpg but I've seen more player freedom and choice in cod then this entire game. Literally nothing you do in the entire game has any impact on what happens in the story. It's just one action set piece you can literally set your controller down during after another. Like I shit you not most of the scripted car chases you literally don't have to kill a single person or even shoot and they will just off themselves in various ways for you. Its atrocious and if anybody but cd project released this they'd be out of business
@@blinkachu5275 you shouldn't have to read a book to enjoy a game. I read almost every halo book and they add on to the story you don't need to read fall of reach to enjoy halo 1 but then again that was a good game before the days when your company name alone was all that's needed for people to defend your work
I did a Nomad start and my V fell in love with Panam and chose that ending. Arguably the best ending in my opinion, or at least living in hope with one you love and a found family is what I would go for.
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Adam Smasher may be a serious ass threat but he’ll never have a drink at the afterlife, for the sole fact he isn’t a merc, he’s a full borg. He’s corporate property, it’s why he’s not considered one of the best solos, like Morgan Blackhand for example
i fucking loved this game and its great to see this video.
i fing love guru hes like an old grandpa who is also a trained killer/bodyguard
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Its always a three-some
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There two ways you play Cyberpunk 2077.
The first is what happen to me (and i believe around 90% of the player base). The ones who knew nothing about the lore of the game and how deep the world of 2077 is. Its an alt-history universe where the world took technology to new limits and politics took a nosedive straight into concrete.
The second is when you have played and learned about the world of 2013, 2020 and RED. The United States of America is dead, replaced by the NUSA. In 1993, New York got nuked by Narco-Terrorist during the First Central American war, killing millions, In 1996, the US suffered a massive economical crisis that lead to so much problem and anarchy in the world that you,d believe it was the end of the world. 1 in 4 American was homeless, crime skyrocket to the moon and Corporation took over everything. Common Street Gang got wiped and replaced with Street Gang with artificial limbs and modifications, creating Boostergangs. Plagues, Meltdowns, mass death, corruption, anarchy, chaos. The World of Cyberpunk is horrifying.
Hell, the Never Fade Away quest where Johnny recruit Rogue and Santiago at the Atlantis is part of the 2020 Corebook where you can play every character from that storyline in the TTRPG version. Soulkiller is even mentioned.
And the rest of the world is even worst. In the UK, an anti-monarchist group within the government attacked and murdered member of the royal family to assure no possible future King or queen, until the new Queen of England is crown around 2020, where she was hiding with her sister in Texas, who ran away from these conspirator. The UK is such in a massive state of chaos and anarchy, you'd believe you're in 28 days later.
Once you learn a bit more about the lore of the game and what happen, it help you immersing yourself even more in the game and the world. And you sort of realise that this society has been living with cybernetics and implants for almost a full century. Seeing someone with a robo-arms, fake eyes or sorts of augmentations may creep us out but for them, its as normal as carrying a small device that fit in our pocket that has the world's entire knowledge in it.
Got to wonder if Phantom Liberty (along with the gameplay changes made by Patch 2.0) will be covered now that it's out.
Honestly I agree with the sentiment that Keanu wasn't great as Johnny Silverhand at first, and even on subsequent playthroughs he still absolutely seems that way at first. His performance rapidly gets better though
I have a theory on Yorinubu's funky long bathrobe. I think it's meant to signify his impact on the tory, a huge wake stemming from a small scared man. but idk
i waited for many years for this. they fu*k'ed up with realease so i waited another 1 year until next gen came. i bought a ps5 install cp2077 and my expierence was: wow this game is my top 3 all time. there is so much to experience. character are one of the best written. music is awesome. story is stellar. and the best part imerssion and exploring man, sometimes i was just walking like npc for 2-3 hours not doing missions. the game is great and the best part is that the potencial for this game i so much higher. i only hope they will really expand on this game and make it a masterpiece that this game deserves. for me overall as a game 8/10 but my experience with it 11/10
Love your videos man
While the current game still has some issues, I still think it's worth playing. The gunplay and hack abilities are fun, the setting is interesting, and the story and quests more than make up for its shortcomings. Say what you will about CD Projekt, but their writers are phenomenal and deserve more credit.
Great video. I've played the game about 5 times now, to get all the endings and stuff and I deeply enjoyed it.
But saying that CP2077 is a game without problems would be one hell of a stretch. Honestly, after digging a little more on the actual dev cycle of this thing, I'm surprised that the game was payable on day one. To keep in short, a lot of the team that made The Witcher 3 were so disgusted by how the studio made them crunch, that most of the OG CDPR devs just took the door. First ouch. Then, technically, CDPR didn' start the developpement of this game before 2016, when the last TW3 DLC got released. So that's 3.5/4 years of dev time, not 7. Second ouch. If that wasn't enough, executives kept adding more and more things to the game, but the dev team didn't really got bigger, to a point that CDPR promised a game that would be just as ground breaking as a GTA V or RDR2 would be, just with half the staff, and half the time, and a third of the budget that Rockstar had for both of these games. Third (and probably biggest) ouch. Last nail in the coffinm was to have a PR team that was not linked at all to the dev team, making trailers, demos (those were faked by the way, especially the 2018 one), announcements that were absolutely not in line with what the dev team was able to providem, basically setting up expectations for everyone to see. Fourth and final ouch. Add onto this the fact that the game got delayed several times, the fact that they had to work with their own, homemade clunky engine (which is nothing more than a modified version of the engine they used in TW3), multiple delays and death threats for all employees for each one, ultimately forcing them to cut content, features and release the game, well that's just a perfect recipe for a big fiasco.
And despite all of that, I was able to play it day one, with minimal bugs, and finish the game while actually enjoying it and its story. The fact that the game was playable in late December 2020 is just a miracle.
About the story, there is clear moments where you feel content has been cut : Judy is one of the main side characters in the game, and there was hints throuout the game to a potential ending with her, but it just didn't happen (I still think she's the 4th maion character besides V, Johnny and Panam). There was also Pacifica that felt extremely empty or the elevator scene after meeting Hanako that feels like you're just skipping a chapter. But all in all, the story and character were really, really good.
For me Cyberpunks main thing was saying it through the theme of regret.
People trying to have no regrets and usually missing the individual trees, for the forest.
Always talking about dreams, ambitions, reputations, legends.
Usually getting none of them, or getting some, but seeing that they fade anyway.
And all the time, the best path, is just finding someone and escaping it all to be with them.
Which is why I like all the 'romance' NPC's, cos they all let go in their own ways, to instead hold onto the important things.
And all V's endings let go of something, and/or lose something, while trying to protect something.
Surprised you didn't do all three life paths and all three endings.
I found that the most heartfelt start and ending is Nomad / Nomad... and to Romance PanAm you need to be a male Nomad to begin with, and that romance scene is... oh my damn!
I will say i have not watched any marketing pre playing the game, i knew next to nothing about it, when it came out i heard bad thing for sometime and then nothing, i waited for a year and then decided i want to play it. It wasn't the masterpiece people were expecting but i really did enjoy it, hell the song "Never fade away" was my most listened to song on Spotify in 2021. The ending i got ( Path of Glory ) felt really right for my V but at the same time sad, you could say bitter-sweet. What im getting at is the game is nothing over the moon, but it tells a good story that does stay with you in one way or another.
There is so much to dissect in this game, I'm surprised this video was only 39mins.
I adored CDPR as Withcher 3 is my favorite game of all, but I knew to temper my expectations. I played 2 hours on release and Uninstalled. I said I'll play it when it's ready.
Jump to patch 1.5 and 112 hours later and this game is in my top 5 favorite games of all time. Not only is the game trying to say things, it also poses so many questions that I'm still thinking about. My favorite 3 themes are Love, Death and Power. The futuristic setting is only the setting to experience these themes from many angles. Also I found the flexibility in character builds is amazing. The voice acting yop notch (I actually love Keanu's performance too). This game definitely deserves criticism, but the development team deserves just as much of not more praise for how amazing this game could be. God I love this game!
The only serious flaw i find with the game, is that it keeps beating you over the head with "you have very little time remaining!", but as soon as you roam the streets and just clean up the entire map, that urgency is pretty much forgotten until you do the next part of the main story...
It's like the game keeps telling you that you have literal days left to live, but then lets you spend WEEKS in the open world without consequence.
I really feel like the death clock part should have been implemented very late in the story, where it's not the chip itself that puts you on a timer, but the steps you need to take to remove it that causes it, so it makes more sense that you roam around the city for weeks without issue before that, with only the visions and the glitches driving you nuts until that point
It is implied in the Panam/Nomad ending that V might still be alive (thanks to some meds from Vik)
2 things that deserves to be mentioned : the voice acting and the music, they're just top level
Got through this by the skin of my teeth on last gen, so glad I came back on the latest hardware.
The gameplay’s solid, but the characters really give the game life and memorable moments.
Takemura in particular fascinates me. Old world samurai skills and loyalty in a Terminator’s body sounds like a contradiction, but he proves it can work.
I played from the corpo origin and took the nomad/Panam ending, and I wish I could’ve convinced him to go with me. I mean, I know why, but if my V could walk away from Arasaka, there may have been hope for him too.
At the end of the day, I don’t think he’s a bad guy. That life is all he knows and he honestly believes he’s doing the right thing.
But your vee didn't walk away from anything he just wanted to die with the nomads every ending is just choosing a slightly different way to die, it doesn't matter which ending you choose its literally all the same in the end your gonna die they state it multiple times. Honestly if this game was made by bioware people would do nothing but shit on the characters and ending but people judge stuff based on the previous work and people myself included loved the Witcher 3 so that's good enough to excuse all the horrible game designs and mechanics. I will say the the concept is great but it's clear they either scrapped all the good ideas and went with this or just were straight up lying during every trailer
All it would've took to make the endings different was have a narration of what happened to some other people because of your decisions but from the start of the game to the end everything you do is basically inconsequential other then putting the chip in your head you can legit remove 90 percent of the story and it would change nothing about the actual narrative of what's being told
Because you didn't close out with your usual closing:
Remember, drive the speed limit, drink plenty of water, and love one another. Pizza!
I've +600 hours put into this game. Then, Elden Ring happened... Watching this video reminded me why I spent hundreds of hours immersed in Night City, sharing it with great characters; why I loved it so much. Now, I just want to go back. Thank you.
you should realy play it again and with phantom liberty. because so much has changed. not storry wise from the main game, but gameplay, skills and so much more. and i realy like your content and want to see more of it
I HATE how Fingers has some of the best cyberware, but if you punch him, you're locked out of all of it. I found that out the hard way.
I love how the Arasaka ending and don’t fear the reaper are completely different endings but they end the same way, in space, knowing that they are damned no matter what they do
Whilst I was aware of CP2077 from late 2018, I made sure to keep my expectations in check. I was a *massive* fan of CP2020 back in the day, so was simply looking forward to playing a video game set very firmly within the world created by Mike Pondsmith....and I think CDPR did an amazing job of realizing his vision. I won't deny that CDPR management made mistakes (I still think a simultaneous launch on all platforms was a mistake; and maybe so was even releasing it on base 2013 platforms at all....maybe should have limited it to only the 2016-2017 consoles), but the passion of the developers is clearly on display in every section of this game-the same degree of passion I saw in Witcher 2 & 3. Also, their commitment to improving and adding to the game-when too many other publishers would have already ditched it and moved on-is also to be commended. The fact that I already have more hours in this game than I even had in Witcher 3 tells me that I truly adore this game! Its probably also worth noting that, whilst the first CG Teaser Trailer was released way back in 2012, the true development of the game didn't kick off until *after* the launch of Witcher 3-around late 2015.
That's something many people still don't understand about computer games. They are art, sometimes good sometimes bad. And good art like this one, makes you feel, comprehend and evolve.
13:07 Same. It's also the same with say....Shepard or Ryder in Mass Effect. The character has a set of options regarding their past, personality, and how they interpret the situation. Some people may want it more open then that, and that is fine. BUT i do think with the way ME and CP2077 does it, you get a bit more of a focused/cinematic main character which plays a bit better with the story. Also every dialouge being voiced helps. It's one of the reasons that while some may not think fallout 4 is the best in the series, I tend to like playing that game more then 3 or NV because I feel more invested in the MC then in the others.
After it’s initial release playing it was almost impossible to play without crashing but thanks to the recents massive patch I actually managed to beat it and I loved every second of this game despite its lingering bugs
Honestly this game is phenomenal, I hate how much it got shit on. Also, cyberpunk is probably the most realistic dystopian future I’ve ever seen