The Secret Organization Behind Songbird's Plan... | A Cyberpunk Theory
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Examining one of Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty's lesser talked-about endings, and exploring a theory regarding Songbird's potential state and whereabouts after the story's end!
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CORRECTION: When going over So Mi's backstory, I say she was running the Blackwall before her time with the NUSA, and that this is how she was first recruited. That's not the case, as she actually was working her way into a Militech Datafort. So far as we know, she was put to work running the Blackwall only after being recruited by the NUSA. This doesn't really effect the overall direction of the upload, but I wanted to make it clear for transparency's sake.
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Why Songbird's Plan Was Destined to Fail (Halloween Episode) | A Cyberpunk Theory
0:00 Introduction
2:32 Setting the Groundwork
5:50 Songbird's Ending Evidence
8:27 Dream On
11:46 Enter Mr. Blue Eyes
14:45 The Theory & Putting the Pieces Together
18:47 Songbird's Message & Further Speculation
21:54 Closing Thoughts
22:38 Outro
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Really enjoyed this one. Nice theory and great editing.
I said this before but So Mi gave me a lot of flashbacks to Evelyn Parker and your video helped me realize why in more ways than I initially realized.
This was great, I’d definitely check out more! 👍👍
I love this game so much. It's deeper than the mariana trench. Mike Pondsmith made such an interesting universe, and CD Project translated it to a game so well.
Totally agree 👍
Exactly this
Absolutely!
Could have been better. I play the table top and it's staggering the things that you could do. But it's a gem like the witcher, that's for sure.
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Something to think about too - if you do PL before the part where you talk to Alt in Cyberspace the second time, I think when Johnny is not there, she will comment on the bunker and Project Cynosure. She/it says something to the effect of that if one was able to connect to the AIs beyond the Blackwall, they would write themselves over your consciousness without you even realizing it. Alt says they would "become" you. What's holding this back now is the Blackwall itself, but Alt says current tech isn't there yet and the only thing that saved us.
So I have to wonder, what if the Neural Matrix / So Mi were needed by Blue Eyes to advance tech to the point AIs can begin taking over humans plugged into the net directly. What if the Peralzes and So Mi are the first gen with behavior conditioning without realizing it?
Plus Johnny states many times the worst thing that can be done to a person is change them to someone else / losing yourself.
Very interesting, yea giving her to an AI like Mr blue eyes and sending her off to the moon tot he unknown feels like we’re playing to the AIs hand. Giving her to MYERS although bad feels like the lesser evil. At least she could escape or become free in the future, figure out a cure or someone else becomes president.
Nice one :) also, I wonder if by the time Songbird contacts you, the process for her had already reached point of no return... That would explain things...
Doesnt she say this if you use Blackwall Weapons? Someone was naughty out there :D
I wasn't expecting to be thrown into a horror game with betraying songbird. I particularly hate horror but fuck did I want to see the ending. This was legitimately the the last game I'd expect that sequence from because you could always fight back, defend yourself, slow time. First time I felt fucking helpless and didn't realize it before the Robot had me by the throat lol.
It's a very cool sequence, for sure! I'm a huge fan of horror games, so I was eating good, but it definitely comes out of nowhere, haha
That dang spider 🕷️ robot!
The Cerberus Unit in that mission was super scary, hated playing it too but it was amazingly done.
Stupid airlock had my cheeks clenched
@@randomguyonyoutube4833 You and me both bro 🤣😂
Once you figure it out it's really easy to avoid it, but it was really surprising to find yourself in a "Alien Isolation" kind of situation, really cool.
I sided with Song because as much as I didn’t trust her I trusted Reed even less. I think Reed himself isn’t evil or untrustworthy but it’s his loyalty to the NUS and Meyers that pushed me away. He’s like Takemura but even worse. A loyal lap dog who will do whatever he is told. And o didn’t trust Myers with a super weapon like song
Correction: So Mi was not caught trying to breach the Blackwall. She was caught trying to breach a Militech data fortress, a far less serious cyber crime but still worthy of Militech siccing Netwatch on her. Remember that Netwatch takes in Eddies in the millions to provide security for Mega Corps.
Reed was sent to recruit So Mi through coercion & blackmail so Myers could order her to breach the Blackwall.
To be clear, I'm not saying Song So Mi is a "good guy" or that Reed is a "bad guy" because honestly both of them are no more than pieces on Myers's chess board.
It's also not that relevant how good of a person is So Mi as by the time we meet her it's questionable if that's even original So Mi, not whatever modified by the AIs version of her. Akin to Peralezes.
The myres chessboard analogy is quite apt, given if you watch the credits video for PL, she literally used So Mi as a pawn on a chess board.
@@yorhaunit8s Its also interesting that So Mi is losing her memories (although aware of it) just like the Paralez'.
Nah So Mi is the good one in this expansion.
@@ReveredDead I think so too but I see that many disagree with your assertion.
Lots of folks say betraying Songbird was the obvious choice for them and I certainly can see why. During my first play through though, it wasn't so obvious for me.
Sure Songbird was dodgy as heck throughout the plot so I knew some plot twist was gonna happen sooner or later. That said, I found Reed even more dodgy. Dude was paranoid as hell to start off(understandably) but more importantly, he was clearly loyal to Myers above all and which president isn't dodgy haha. I mean he took the fall and became a scapegoat for 7yrs only to return to her service, rather willingly I might add. He didn't tell you much at all either for pretty much the first half of the plot. What was more obvious to me(than Songbird's betrayal) was that there would inevitably be some loyalty conflict at the end where Reed would have to choose orders over Songbird and as it turns out I wasn't exactly that far off.
Reed was fighting for some ideal that he ultimately had no power over, Song was just tryna survive, something she come clean about quite quickly, so the choice to help her was the obvious one for me.
Funny thing though, I set out on my 2nd playthrough intending to experience the horror game that everyone was talking about by betraying Song, but ended up reloading the save and betraying Reed again at the factory cos I realized Alex dies if I betrayed Song lol. Duno about you guys but Alex is ultimately the only true choom from PL..
That's so real. Even after betraying Reed, Alex still will invite you back for a drink and everyhting. She's chill as hell
Alex is funny thinking she’d get the credit for killing V yikes chose the path of glory ending good luck with that Alex lol but I chose so mi first time around also with my corpo v I was skeptical of her throughout the game but when she took you to her spot trusting you it shows so mi has no other options as she knows V still has some options in the meeting with Hanako so it makes sense why so mi would withheld information as so, but damn I really wanted to be on the moon lol regardless that ending was beautiful sending her to the moon and be free as corpo v would want and killing reed setting him free from nusa hands mans was conflicted within himself like V said he prolly knew he would die that day when talking with Johnny at the end
I helped Songbird...
not because i liked her
but because i just didn't want the government to have her LOL
@@therearenoshortcuts9868 yeah whatever the government will do with her will be way better than whatever the rogue ai’s were.
To be honest Reed might be dodgy for sure but he never straight up lies to you. He is a man of principle but this doesnt make him a manipulator or liar. Unlike So-Mi who gaslights us throughout the game. I sided with Reed the first time bc I already played the main game once and it felt wrong to help someone that is heavily under the influence of an powerful AI. Your first encounter with the Chimera should give you the first red flags. Im not saying to trust Reed fully no just stick to Reed until you get to the end and then free So Mi for good by killing her.
Nightcorp wants her , NUSA wants her her freedom is only one way ticket and thats death. It sounds hard but I think its the best outcome for everyone. Nightcorp doesnt get So Mi, Myers cant abuse her no longer and Reed finally starts to question his place in the world and his loyalty towards Myers. Its a outcome that everybody can live with I think. Full So Mi Road youre an gonk that gets used and not even a proper Thank you. Full Reed road youre the newest FIA Agent Lapdog for Myers congrats.
All in All every decision has its pros and cons but this outcome I think has the most balanced one.
If you've done the Peralez questlines, I dunno how anyone could look at So Mi and not be terrified of what could be influencing her, or even cohabitating in her body. She is very much a weapon, and returning that sort of power to someone as amoral as Myers is dangerous in the extreme.
On one hand yes. On the other hand - literally everyone pokes at Blackwall at this time in Cyberpunk. Arasaka, Militech, VooDoo boys, Night Corp - everyone has projects for trying to weaponize or use in some way AIs from beyond the wall. And Blackwall itself is an AI. So Mi being in the hands of someone or dead doesn't really change much at this point. Hell, V in most endings gets help from Alt, currently an AI from beyond the Blackwall. So we do it too.
She makes a deal with mr blue eyes , when you go to meet her in the van you see a homeless person with blue eyes, also she tells you she had to give up secrets about blackwall and other things in order to get to the moon. I think maybe Mr Blue eyes is even AI or controlled by AI. Clearly they are already influencing Peralez. I’m just interested in what the endgame is here.
@@yorhaunit8s Yeah, and Alt even says outright that she is not really Alt any longer... and I'm skeptical of her explanations for what is and is not possible in some of those endings as well. What is particularly concerning about So Mi is that her remarks throughout PL indicate that she often feels like she is no longer alone, which raises questions about if she is becoming a vessel for something beyond the Blackwall. What changes things is that while V retains some semblance of agency, So Mi has very, very little and the idea of turning her over to the custody of individuals with deeply suspicious motivation is a frightening prospect. That said, one of the things that I have come to really appreciate about Cyberpunk is the questions it raises about individual autonomy-- it's some heavy and really relevant stuff.
@@GEV646 her descriptions are fittingly enough symptoms that people describe Daemonic possession to
This is something I pondered after killing her the first time around. My encounter with the A.I in Cynosure only showed me that So Mi is not in control.
Do remember that V is also doing a heist up on the Crystal Palace so they could definitely cross path. Plus if the sentiment that Songbird always gets in trouble and always lands on her feet then I don't think her fate is sealed. If Geralt can beat the literal Devil at his own game and save another as well, V can beat some up-jump C++ codes.
So Mi lied and hurt so many people over the years, it was bound to catch up with her sooner and later. The only reason V would even let her go in one of the endings was because of sympathy, but she was banking on their trust. A huge gamble she made.
i think it's understandable tbh. when you look at it with context, everyone in the fia and nusa has second intentions, no one is "real" if you get what i mean. she probably thinks that the only way to get what she wants (the cure) is using us and lying her ass off.
she was that desperate to run away 😿 she actually thought she could help us, until she met Kurt Hansen and worked on the neural matrix thing. she made a mistake and she still ran with it, risking everything. quite a desperation.
I dont think you guys really get it tbh.
So Mi told you intentionally that she lied to you, precisely because she hated having to deceive people to get anywhere.
She wasnt forced to, but still ultimately left the choice up to you, if anything, that was her biggest flaw given how many people would rather screw her over instead.
@@dars1961 It is also the undercover/spy business. Everybody lies and nobody is really candid about their motives. Like Reed disposing of loose ends - killing instead of kidnapping and wanting to send you/Songbird to a clinic in Europe ... while in the end being loyal to Myers.
Songbird to me seems like the only one, thats sick of this lying shit owns up to it and leaves you with a choice.
@EnkeEnkhtsogt If you play the killing moon quest, she actually reveals that she lied about the cure. There was only one cure and she had no intention on giving it to us. V would have still helped her if she didn't lie. I do sympthathize with her in the FIA and Myers using her, but some of that was her own doing.
Song Bird called Blue Eyes a proxy. That's a curious way to describe him.
I mean it’s either she thinks it’s a proxy or he is a proxy for rogue ai hence the blue eyes
Funny thing is, my first play through I was so convinced that both sides (So Mi and Reed) were going screw me over I became convinced neither one would keep their promises.
So I thought who do I have the most to gain from and one of the character motivations placed on you is the desire for fame and -as Johnny says- what could be more legendary than going toe-to-toe with a country.
Felt bad though as So Mi was giving me flashbacks to Evelyn Parker, both of whom were not nearly as clever as they thought.
Don’t laugh, but after crashing the party I was expecting Reed to give V and possibly more up to the colonel in trade for So Mi.
The whole video was eerie, unnerving, and really grabbed my attention, the music, the editing, the pacing, all there. But i couldn't help but laugh at 12:37, dude's smoking like a machinegun lol
I also want to point out that Blue Eyes can be see twice around the spaceport. One, looking out of a window as V is sneaking through Tycho Terminal and again on another platform when V and So Mi take the monorail.
Dude is literally the Gman of Cyberpunk
Yep
You forgot the quest to build the blackwall driven weapon & cyberdeck. The gig is proposed by some mysterious written conversation.
In my mind the Game really has three endings when it comes to consequences.
The Corpo ending where you help Arasaka maintain power.
The AI ending where you help ALT (who is more than likely a rogue AI masquerading as ALT) become more powerful.
And the FED ending, where you enabled the NUSA to continue with there sketchy Blackwall experiments.
Im generalizing a bit yes, but none of these endings are really a "good" ending.
Its hard to know the full consequences of any ending, but I prefer "saving" songbird and raiding Arasaka with the Aldecaldos. It screws over both the corps and feds and ultimately you get to go out on your own terms.
Unfortunately you cant do much to go against the AI and Mr Blue eyes, but that seems to be the theme of the game.
Maybe it will be expanded on more in a sequel.
Why the Nomad ending? Don't Fear the Reaper and be a true Rockerboy!
what makes you think Alt isn’t actually Alt
@@colteradamson5188 Alt is not alt as she is a soulkillered engram. There was a video discussing this theory and there are some dialog options with Alt, if you ask here about her appearance that she chose Alt as an appearance because it is least irritating to you. You could infer from this that she is an AI from behind the Blackwall which merged/uses Alt Cunninghams engram.
@@HansWurst-gm2rx I love playing Don't Fear the Reaper, but I don't like like the idea of working with Mr Blue Eyes at the end.
@@bodhi3796I think, there may be a cure with Mr. Blue Eyes and my belief in this is reinforced by PL. And if "they" are as bad as they seem, the easiest way to defeat them would be from th inside ...
judging by the story passing over the head of the main character, the sequel will definitely be about AI. Which I honestly wouldn’t really want, because few people come up with such a story in an interesting way and without nodding towards the banal “robots are people too and deserve freedom.” but at the same time, I am sure that CD Project will make another great game. I just wish there were more street level quests about bandits, robberies and all that stuff, like the beginning of the game with Jackie :)
Plus half of Gary’s stuff has yet to be definitively proven. We know his mind broke and he was confused but what he says is true if misinterpreted
Gary knew to much that he had to kill him. Mr blue eyes dos not do that he tricks others into offing themselves or gets others to do it. How much did Garry see and hear of blue eyes for it to both break him and bring blue eyes down on him.
What is alpha centari. Is that the ai’a name? Its location? The blackwall? What did he see
It's pretty much obvious we are headed towards AIs getting through Blackwall and new corporate war where corps try to use those AIs, while AIs try to use it all to their advantage, whatever their goals are. One giant mess. But given how AIs are written in this universe, I don't think there will be much "oh nyo, cute AIs want freedom". This isn't Detroit: become human. AIs here are alien, ruthless and frightening forces beyond human comprehension.
This is Cyberpunk my man, they'll raise an ai just to torture it and make it evil . Just So they can place bets on which human it will kill first. Human Rights don't even really exist hear.
It might be controversial opinion for some, but Phantom Liberty really made me realise that the Cyberpunk universe and vision of the future is far too interesting and relevant to be a gangster life game like it started with Jackie. Looking through the lense of having finished other side quests, Phantom Liberty and read up on the lore and shard tidbits, I personally think that the Jackie Welles act of the game is actually it's weakest point.
I wouldn't want a full on space AI conflict from the Cyberpunk's sequel either - but fuck me, there's a lot of great and varied stuff to explore.
There are plenty of Gigs or bigger quests doing exactly just that
I remember in the Hearts of Stone DLC, from Witcher 3.
Were there was Gaunter Odim.
Back then, the Devopers from CDPR also planted him in various Cutscenes, watching you (Gerald).
You would walk the street and pick up on children singing songs describing him as the Boogieman, but you would only pick up on that if you actually listened to the full text, not just by walking along.
They did Portray him as simple NPC well hidden, there watching you in random main story Missions that were completely unrilated to the DLC.
It was so scary, as i only realized that watching videos like this one.
Definitely play this DLC, its an amazing storyline inspired by the Book: Gothes Faust.
I love the mystery around Mr. Blue Eyes and what we may know and what we assume about this guy, or thing. He’s like the Half-Life G-Man of the Cyberpunk universe.
Dream On was a really eerie mission that didn’t have any definite closure on who actually is making the plays behind the scenes, so I hope we get to see more of this in the new Cyberpunk game.
To paraphrase Sol. Song is known for spectacular first moves, but follows with crushing defeats. Alex mentioned one of them with the Colombian job. Plus, who's to say Mr. Blue Eyes kept its word when So Mi got to Luna. She couldn't even move on her own. That A.I. has been gather resources for decades after it helped with the Black Wall. Now it'll have the neural matrix and a person who can reach past the wall and possibly the A.I's that were helping Song.
19:41 the reason V has to get it removed is because he’s so late stage into the relic his body is being rewritten, it’s basically Johnnys body and V is a parasite, Songbird keeps all her DNA just loses her memories she’s just a vessel for Cerberus
you have one of the best cyberpunk 2077 lore videos, thank you for your work
I firmly believe that the games Canon ending is "Don't fear the reaper" and Phantom Liberty storyline intends for you to send So Mi to the moon. She is a deeply scared person who had ben manipulated into becoming a weapon for the FIA and wanted an out. Song was just unfortunately willing to the same thing done on to he but she wanted to eat her cake and have it too by saving everyone she put in danger and when she couldn't she regretted doing so.
Needless to say she is a deaply faceted character that will most likely be used in the Mr. Blue Eyes agenda.
There is never going to be a canon ending to this game, although we can most definitely cross off Devil and Temperance as them not fitting for canon at all. Every other ending Arasaka is losing significant power in Night City and Johnny is not alive. Either way I headcannon that what happens in the tower ending, not including V, so how NC looks in 2079 is very much how we should be expecting Night City to be found in Orion.
Honestly her plan being so shitty just makes me want to help her even more.
It’s so desperate and she even says “I might become their lab rat but better than being a slave to the FIA” if she’s so desperate then I have to help her, I’m also not weak minded so I don’t mind her betraying me as we know deep down V is a merc and wouldn’t do a job for free
i helped her too & sent her to the moon.. she deserve to be free
I think the sequel will heavily feature a rupture in the black wall. If so, then So Mi’s journey to the clinic on Luna and your theory of using So Mi and/or the Neural Matrix sets that storyline nicely. Bravo! It also explains the presence of Mr. Blue Eyes at the launch facility.
Only recently came across your vids but I love your setup and how you approach your videos. i hope you do more soon cause this was a nice semi-spooky vid. It was good to go through this as well as get a sense that more than what we think of what happens in Night City is run by an AI driven shadowy organization. Good stuff :)
Thanks! Yeah certainly not the most Halloween-related Halloween video people are likely to see today, but i'm glad you enjoyed it and I look forward to bringning more lore in the near future!
Very interesting theory & great video like always.
Happy Halloween 🎃
Happy Halloween to you as well! 🎃
I never saw it when I did the questline, but apparently Blue Eyes is watching over you as you go through the spaceport, if you know where to look, you can spot him in certain places.
i chose to help so mi after too much deliberation, simply because the most cyberpunk (genre wise) thing i could’ve done was keeping hope alive in a world completely deprived of it
Regardless of how you feel about any of the characters in PL individually, the worst outcomes involve the ones where So Mi is still living... If she's alive she's either puppeteered by the NUSA (the devil she knows) or the Blue Eyed space cabal that controls the world from the shadows(the devil she doesn't know). The best ending for So Mi, and arguably the world is if V mercy kills her.
Minor Editorial comment, So Mi got snatched by the FIA at 19 for hitting a Militech Datafort, Blackwall came later at the behest of the NUSA.
Gotta agree with that position, I think you're right.
Thanks for the edit too. I was bound to make an error of some kind, so I appreciate the correction! I'll make a edit to the description to reflect it so nobody is mislead.
This only reinforces my thought that the "good" ending is helping So Mi to die (King of Cups), as she's either already partially taken or fragmented by a Blackwall AI, or simply being used as a carrier for the Matrix. Mostly because sometimes, good outcomes in general can disguise themselves as bad, and viceversa.
Good theory video!
One can only hope we get another DLC that expands Mr. Blue Eyes, even if CDPR said they will not continue development.
I have a theory that the relic is pretty much the same thing as project Cynosure and Arasaka wanted to store engrams to build an army of them to pierce the black wall and fight the AIs beyond it, but obviously the NUSA knew that very well, and here's how Songbird became a thing, V probably was the AI answer, probably they got their way in V before the engram, when he rescued Sandra, he probably isn't the only one and I guess Lucy was another, probably even David when they also tried to take stuff from Arasaka and found something within the guy they took.
The Mikoshi thing was a rebellion, same with Songbird's defection, the Mr. Blue Eyes endings are the AI getting the upper hand, the other endings either Militech, Arasaka or Biotechnica end up with the upper hands, I will go even further, there was no 2 years coma at the FIA ending, they used V with Songbird to get what they wanted, those 2 years were probably the NUSA using V until it was too dangerous so they got rid of every chrome in V's body so it won't be used against them, in the Arasaka ending they did the same thing in a different way, the only different ending was the Biotechnica one, which I think they gave V a new body or something like that, in return they took the relic tech to do their stuff, no real good ending, in anyway V will ended up being explored by some corporation or AIs trying to take their hold with a corporation (supposedly night corp).
Another thing that I thought lately, those probably are the newer life paths in the new game, the corpo will be the Arasaka ending, the nomad will be the Biotechnica ending and the street kid will be the secret ending, they could actually add the rockerboy with Johnny's ending and something with the new ending, which would be also interesting, but I digress.
Which is Biotechnica ending tho? Nomads?
It's made pretty clear that Saburo Arasaka delivered SoulKiller for several reasons... one was to maintain virtual immortality for himself. If this wasn't his goal, The Devil ending wouldn't have him taking over Yorinobu's body with his engram. That's why the experimental in-house Relic was developed.
The commercial Relic? Used to make a ton of money and to get sensitive information from people that signed up for it. Also, SoulKiller is useful for obtaining people with that information or skills. There's a reason why Arasaka loves using SK on virtually every Netrunner they come across. (Which, by the way, is what happened to T-Bug.)
To be honest, being lied by Song Bird, hurts much more than getting lied by Reed, or Myers, because they are turds, and even despite of the pain, I just want her to escape, and finally leave the system, if someone gets to do so, so be it
Phantom Liberty was by far and away the best game I played this year, while technically an "expansion" it's a 30 hour piece of content and those 30 hours are almost all really cool and fun. We just don't get true expansions like Phantom Liberty. It's such a rarity and reminds of the good ole' days of PC gaming (late 90s to mid 2000s) where you got real expansion and not just cut up pieces of DLC and microtransactions. Phantom Liberty is a lot like that.
Thank you so much again for a great video. I have played trough the DLC 3 times now and i dont buy the "middle man" thing. When i played it the second time i was left feeling like Mr Blue Eyes was after Mi for what she had in her head, not curing her.
My first thought was that whatever she has in her head is valueable enough for Mr Blue Eyes to come out of the shadows again, which led me to think it could be connected to the mind control aspect earlyer in the game, which is the only other time we know of him comming out of the shadows to oversee thing. And he dont seem like the public kind a fella hehe.
Quick Edit: I dont hold much to the theories that Mr Blue is someone from the past no matter who it is. I was chatting to some people on twitch when i was playing the game, and one asked the question "can he be a aspect of Alt?" Which i thought was more interesting, but there is nothing to support it at all just like with the rest of the theories.
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Honestly, imo the blackwall is the coolest shit in the game
Like I find everything about it so interesting
Mr. Blue Eyes is basically the G-Man of Cyberpunk
The addition of Blue Eyes as this shadowy influence that can't be interacted with kind of cheapens the whole Songbird-Reed narrative, doesn't it?
While playing through Phantom Liberty, not knowing anything about Blue Eyes, I had the impression that So Mi was a pawn of the AI trapped in the neural matrix thing. Her attempt to "break free" makes much more sense if she's already being overwritten by the AI, in a way not dissimilar to the whole Silverhand-V situation.
In this scenario, Songbird's mysterious illness is just another lie she tells. The neural matrix doesn't contain a cure of any kind - she just wants to release the AI trapped there, presumably so that it could fully integrate with her in meatspace. The moon lab could have been arranged by her ahead of time for the integration procedure to take place.
If So Mi is just a secret agent trying desperately to quit her job, I can imagine ways of telling NUSA to go pound sand better than having Space Force 1 shot down over Night City. But if she is afflicted by an AI from beyond the Blackwall, manipulated into retrieving the neural matrix, then the ridiculous "I'll have my own shuttle shot down" gambit makes much more sense.
I totally agree with your opinion about theory crafting. I actually think that it is a sign of good writing lore / world building is to leave just enough room to allow people to do theories
This is a good theory and I agree with many things in it, but there are a few mistakes I need to point out so that the good things can stand out on their own.
First, So Mi never interacted with the Blackwall before joining the FIA. She was caught trying to hack a Militech data fort, and only later did Myers force her to explore the Blackwall and beyond.
There is never any mention that the cure would remove Songbird's cyberware or that she wanted to have everything removed. She never says she wants to stop netrunning, she only wants to get rid of the influence from the Blackwall so she doesn't die, and free herself from the NUSA in the process. We also had no idea that we would lose access to our cyberware until it was already gone. Songbird's "disease" and V's relic problem are similar but not identical. She might not have lost her ability to use cyberware like we did. It's also possible that the lunar clinic would do a better job than the NUSA doctors(considering them likely being associated with Blue Eyes and thus more familiar with AI this isn't unlikely). Or, and this is just my personal theory, the NUSA might have purposefully removed out ability to use our implants to remove us as a potential future threat. Reed and Alex might have trusted us for real, but I doubt Myers ever would. It's something I can imagine her doing.
Lastly there's the deal between Song and Blue Eyes. It probably wasn't a question of payment in cash, but there are many other things she could do that are far more valuable. She is probably the best netrunner alive as of 2077, she has experience with the Blackwall, and worked as a trusted agent of the NUSA for at least a decade. Can you imagine what Arasaka would do to get access to that? Or any other corporation, government, or organization. He probably wants more from her than she knows but it's not like she doesn't have any bargaining power.
This is a very interesting theory. Mr Blue Eyes is a really fascinating character with all the mystery around him. He definitely knows a lot about V too.
I wonder if SoMi meets Lucy in Moon.
So Mi said several critical things. 1) during her final mission- when yo betraied Reed - the said that she knows that she will be a lab rat on Tychon and will most likely go through several experiments 2) Her memories start to fade and she forgot her mothers voice etc. . Where the Peralezez memories where tweaked and changed to fit into a cirtan line of thinking. During the Mission "Firestarter" when you stand infront of the Matrix together with her you see 2 personalities. On the one hand So Mi and on the other side Songbird controlled by the Blackwall AI's . And So Mi is getting weaker fighting against those AI's and is trying not to lose her mind before she get's help/cure or - during the king of cups ending - to be set free of her misery so no one can use her ever again. And my first Ending was the tower and completed Mr. Blue Eyes contract for So Mi.
Great job, Everberon! This video proves all the people who think the story of So Mi is shallow wrong. After watching the whole theory, my first impression is that So Mi is as doomed as V. No matter what we do, the only way to set her free is to let her die. The other endings may seem promising in terms of saving her, but the reality is that in each scenario, her fate is far worse than death. I also believe that the call was not from her, but from the blue-eyed organization and the chip was all that was left of her.
Nope the one where you send her to the moon is the best, she gets to live and even if owing to mr blue eyes we can assume he and nightcorp isn’t evil as they promise a cure to V and even with peralez they don’t exactly do anything evil they take over the mayor but we don’t even know if peralez is a good guy and the reason why he’s a non corrupt mayor is because of the rogue ai
A very interesting idea. Love it. Wanted to add one more thing. So Mi was working for NUSA for a long time, as close to the top as possible + she probably has more knowledge of the Black Wall than anybody. So, basically, the amount of intel she can feed them is probably priceless. It can save them years in achieving whatever "THEY" want to achieve. My point is that maybe they don't even need to make her a puppet, especially if she won't have any tech installed which will make her useless as a netrunner
I was frustrated because Cerberus bot was a stopid maintenance bot that slow crawled and cant even scan V and needs to go melee to kill
We defeat Adam Smasher, THE CHIMERA, Mechas, bazillion cyberpsychos, lightning fast sandevistaners, but not this possessed fancy roomba vacuum bot? I expected them to at least have true deadly war deathbot
Please make a video on Mr. Blue Eyes. There's so little info out on him, and what's there is so vague.
A little bit late, but great video! I have a few thoughts on this though.
I agree that Mr. Blue Eyes is probably an AI (or controlled by one), but I believe he's not from beyond the Blackwall. If he is a rogue AI from beyond the Blackwall, why bother to bring Song to the moon? He could just take her to Cynosure Facility and let the rogue AI's take-over on her (which is exactly what the rogue AI's try to do when she loses it to the Blackwall).
Also, the Blackwall theme color is always red, while when we see Mr. Blue Eyes there is often an emphasis on color blue. I believe he is probably opposing the rogue AI's from beyond the Blackwall. If (or when) the Blackwall falls, I believe his organization (and maybe other AI like him) would be more on humanity's side. And why does he need Song? If he is from our safer side of Blackwall, he definitely wants the knowledge and experience Song has about the Blackwall and her encounters with rogue AI's. So I believe they would really cure her, but not from good of heart, they would use her for her knowledge and skills.
Also, it just does not make any sense why AI would send V that pin from the moon, that's purely a sentimental matter, one that AI would not understand.
this is my interior theory. i wanna know what you think. she did say "they ask question's only i know" Night corp knows mayers won't give up on getting night city back with Nusa. So night corp which blue eyes work for wants to copy her engram to use as blackmail or destroyed the nusa before they can destroys night city.
To me, this runs along the lines of what I've been thinking, though I hadn't considered your last assertion. The Sun ending takes place months after Phantom Liberty, so it's possible the AI that controls Blue Eyes was able to assimilate the AI in the neural matrix and create copies that could be used to "cure" So Mi, and later be offered to V as the prize for successfully carrying out the Crystal Palace gig. Why do I think it was assimilated? Again, using our experience with Delamain, AI that assimilate others become larger and stronger. Plus if you read the lore in-game, you find that the rogue AI inside the Blackwall constantly seek out weaker AI to expand themselves.
And there's a good reason why the AI would want to "cure" So Mi-to stop the penetration of the Blackwall and risk other, more powerful AI from coming over and ruining their plans. They agree to save So Mi, but who they are really saving is themselves
Plus with the whole Garry and paratzas thing we know he has access to things most people believe to be legends or crazy talk. He definitely has something he can pay v with that would be well worth the suicide mission
What Gary believes is based in facts, with a cyberLilith cult tossed in. The Peralezes do the AI's bidding without knowing it
I'd agree with almost all of your theory, but would add one of my own. Blue Eyes, like Delamain, was created outside the Blackwall. It wants the Cynosure AI to grow, but also to control a possible threat. Likewise, curing So Mi means shutting down the threat that the Blackwall is penetrated, allowing potentially more powerful AI in.
Blue Eyes is the Night Corp AI, created to carry out the ideals of Richard Night's plan for the city. It's not Richard Night, because he dies before the ability to record engrams has been developed. And we know from Mike Pondsmith it's not Morgan Blackhand
Just finished PL yesterday and I've decided to fulfil Song's wish. And your opinion is not a leap, judging by the info from the Cynosure bunker...... It's quite possible.
I think Mr. blue eyes is a rogue ai from the blackwall that has decided to assist humanity against the other rogue ai. In dream on I think he was monitoring V to see if they would back down or put a stop to the ai orchestrating the perales' lives.
He seems to take interest in people who have had contact with the black wall and shown some sort of resilience to it, then tries to get them to the moon or space which may be out of the reach of the rogue ai for now.
Alternatively, he's trying to put the people who would put up the most fight against ai in space where they could easily be dealt with.
I put together a lot of different information that brought me to basically the same conclusion as your video for me Somi was already too far gone over 7 years, according to the trailer. I feel like Somi would have too much information while working with the NUSA and Milatech because she has a lot of connections to the black wall and a lot of information that Mr. Blue Eyes and Night Corp could use alt AI even mentions Somi in one of the ending I feel like they are just using her to break the black wall down and cause a Skynet level disaster that's why I hand her back to Myers even if it only saves a few years I feel like their are connections to Sandra Dorsett the Peralez family and and the shot by both sides mr hands mission with bree also corpo v beginning with the moon with Arasaka might give some clues
I love how Mr Blue eyes is directly inspired by the G man from the half life games, always working form the showdows always just bearly off screen watching as everything falls into place. Mr blue eyes and the G man both are the same character, both are acting as the same thing a strange and mystic businessman offering deals and work all for the exceptional who have great impact on the world as a whole. What ever that bigger picture is one can only imagin. poor half life fans been waiting over a decade hopefully CD project red won't have us wait that long.
One thing I notice about every Theory video that brings up the Dream On gig. Everyone assumes Blue Eyes is behind the events or working for/with those who are. I get it. There's a ton of circumstantial evidence that he is. Now, if I were a writer (and I am), and it was my story (but it's not), I'd be thrilled to have everyone running down the path that links Mr. Blue Eyes to rogue AI. Imagine the reaction when everyone realizes the guy they were sure was a bad guy is actually a good guy, trying to keep humanity from becoming extinct. His job is monitoring threats - specifically Corpo threats- looking for talent and raising funds for physical world ops.
Brilliant misdirection... Maybe.
If this Alternate Blue Eyes is real, then Songbird will have been cured - likely resulting in the removal of all cyberwhere - with replacement for the parts she has to have (the non-combat specific stuff) - in much the same way as V was treated in the Tower ending. It's also possible that she was "cleaned" of her blackwall infection and retains most of her equipment - we have nothing to base either option on other than hope.
The Songbird ending I'd like to see is one where you still wind up in Cynosure and learn about what really happened to Song So Mi. Then you can get her out and aboard the spacecraft without Reed tracking you down because he thinks So Mi is dead. This, of course, would still end with the NUSA telling V to go pound sand. - Then again, without the matrix, they wouldn't have any way to actually cure V. You'd still be wondering if you made the right choice, and you'd still be looking for another way. Since you've already talked with Alt - you think you have a cure, it just won't be easy. So when you learn that Songbird has played you the entire time, you can look at her as the victim of NUSA abuse she really is and take pity.
Alas, 2077 is a cautionary tale, and happy endings are not the way to show people that caution is not only warranted but critical for the survival of humanity.
I'm going to discount the whole Morgan Blackhand thing - Pondsmith specifically refused to let Morgan be part of the game - and I think the Blackhand Asset is a holdover from early development that was repurposed - which happens a lot.
awesome closer
I’ve now played Phantom Liberty in all three of my main playthroughs. I still cannot fully decode who’s trying more to screw me/V over? Song, Reed or Meyers?
Granted they all have their fair share of heart wrenching moments. And having listened the lore countless times I still can’t figure who to side with. I mean the lightside/paragon perfectionist in me will always go for helping song all the way.
But in terms of Song’s betrayal, she betrayed everyone, everyone she ever cared about, everyone she loved, everyone who could’ve helped her. But like all dreamers in Night City, she got lost in being an NUS operative. But what happens in the tower ending to V is what I imagine is suppose to happen to Song on the moon (if she even were survive process, though for once I agree with her, she was going to be the Guinea pig that would make a prototype of the cure and by the time they develop it, Song would probably die from just a lack of will to live, the blackwall, Meyers, her own mistakes. But finally having done something right for once she passes away. And the development of this cure would probably take about 2 years for Song)
Something we tend to forget is how little actual meat So Mi actually has. She looks about as fleshy as Adam Smasher. She looks like she's 90% of a Wiseman with a little Gemini to make her still look human (the Netrunner borg is called the Wiseman, and the human-analogue is the Gemini). You can't really dial down the chrome when there's no meat
any decently smart V would likely be a Netrunner themselves, and would be more than aware of the insanity of dealing with Blackwall stuff. Hell, you get one major example in the main storyline (involving the Voodoo Boys) and another during PL (again, involving the Voodoo Boys). So Mi's too dangerous to be let loose, and too dangerous to leave in anyone's hands in the first place.
Its why I love the option that CDPR gave some players in a valid, third option.
Yeah, there are some very interesting ways to read all of PL's endings, and I agree that letting her out of sight may have some catastrophic consequences...
I think there's at least two factions. From the statues, Garry, So Mi, Blue Eyes, Misty, etc. and I think the statues are the clues. I think the Demigurge is an AI that's actively trying to control humanity and there's another faction that's trying to remind humanity of its humanity. Idk, I started noticing which statues are around which characters.
Songbird could not have had her implants removed, most of her body was no longer organic. I think less than her head was left.
For sure it wouldn't have been as simple as someone like V. That's true
You can actually add your previous limbs or manufactured limbs back to your body she could get her back and brain back but that’s if they can even get her original skin or manafactured limbs
Great great vid. Great delivery and not tryna force my view but just give me facts to come up w my own.
When you take the train to the rocket with sSongbird you can actually find Mr.blueyes watching from a distance and holding an umbrella
She can't make it back "in one piece" she can't survive without her cyberware since she's almost Adam Smasher levels of borg.
Well, I think to attempt to get at what Mr. Blue Eyes's goals are we might want to highlight his connection to Night Corps. I haven't been able to find a very causative relationship, but many people are taking the similarities in the "Operation Caroe Noctem" shard received by Sandra Dorsett to the Paralez's situation as the link to justify this claim.
So, one would need to look at the actions of Night Corps to find out what their goals are. My hunch from the little I've brushed up on is that they seem to want what is best for Night City on paper. (I say on paper to point out that there is likely an alignment problem aspect to this whole thing not to mention a dissonance between human and AI ethics.)
Oh, the reason that V can't have more implants was due to the invasive (on the nerves) surgery to get the implant out and not because of the AI , so there is still a likelihood that So Mi could still be used to help whomever she is indebted to. Although a runner as competent as So Mi could be used for more than just the Blackwall. I sort of doubt that anybody other than Songbird would send something to assure V that everything worked because getting to the moon is generally speaking no easy feat. Not to mention sending something like that back to earth in that exact location seems a bit tedious. The more sinister side of this is why she wasn't allowed to talk to V via text message or identify herself. (This could be explained away as trying to avoid detection from NUSA though.)
There is also a likelihood that one of the AI wanted to integrate another AI within this whole process. My understanding is that there are many AI beyond the Blackwall that aren't necessarily aligned. So it is possible that the AI see the Blackwall in a similar manner that many humans do in this universe. Save that instead of new technologies, you have the physical systems that many of these AI live on in the physical world. An Asymmetrical warfare if you will of AI. But yeah, this is all just speculation of course.
The Cyberpunk 2077 universe is basically doomed to a Matrix-style A.I. and machine takeover. Remember that the Blackwall itself is also an A.I..
I wonder whos voice that was in the call you got during the Perales quest. Surely they would use that to hint somewhere if they had anywhere to hint to.
Mr blue eyes or to be more precise the true voice behind the doll. The voice that most likely also drove garry crazy
I think rogue would have known if Mr Blue eyes was Morgan Black hand
I always sided with So Mi thinking the cure was a success for her, because to me V will always be the legendary merc that's cursed to perish by the relic. Tho now adding the fact that blue eyes would be even more integrated to the Phantom Liberty plot is making me think that blue eyes contract with So Mi was all about retrieving the AI to gain more power, but also get some more crucial datas about NUSA in exchange of giving So Mi the cure she wished for. So far your theory is very good and I truly think something bigger was always going on in Night City.
Edit 1: I also find it very weird that nowhere in the Phantom Liberty story, Alt is never mentionned even tho in the base game she is presented as a blackwall/net goddess
Presented by whom? Johnny and Brigitte? The only reason she was named one of the greatest netrunners was because she created Soulkiller.
@@2VL2And only that is enough to be named one of the greatest of all time. Soulkiller is the biggest AI weapon/netrunning program that exists in the cyberpunk universe that’s why companies like Militech have been trying to copy it for decades now.
Starlight star bright won’t you shine tonight, in the darkest pit with no return give me the peace for which I yearn
One more bit of info... Songbird is a full cyborg. She would have to get completely new, non-cyber body to be cured by the Neural Matrix. So I would also subscribe to the idea that you aren't helping So Mi in any of those endings...
Slight correction: You can still have the Tower ending at By Siding with So Mi initially, your brief seemed to imply that is not the case. You could say the same thing for V too. V was easily hooked by So Mi and the risks were always very high, mainly that Meyers of all people cannot be trusted. There never was any guarentee that Meyers wouldnt just flat out flatline V ( or maybe put her into a coma or make just enough damage to her brain so V cant use cybernatics ) while on the operating table, even if V did everything for her. My only point of contention is your assumption that we are going to get an answer in Orion. While im a very big fan of the idea that Blue Eyes is going to be a major player in the next game, i dont think there is any guarantee of an answer because either 1) CDPR risks making a canon version of what happened in 2077 or 2) We will be able to save transfer or whatever our choices.
Of course 1) doesnt have to be a failure if we take your ( also mine ) assumption that So Mi wont survive or be relevant one way another ( dead, captive by NUSA or Blue Eyes ). I sincerely hope that its the case otherwise 2) speculation was kind of a wasted thought. One thing i wish was more elaborated upon: The neural matrix. How was the FIA able to make it work, was it really that simple to give it a directive, was it even used to cure V? You could say its also suspicious that even though V and So Mi's condition isnt the same but one of them did get a 2 year coma while the other didnt, which could hint ever so slightly at that So Mi was never treated to begin with to be able to send a present so soon.
I remember on a video i saw about night corp, from the quest full disclosure you find out night corp has been manipulating memories of their employees, much like the peralezes perchance?
Totally agree 💯
as for sending her to the moon and her using the cure, it makes me wonder howd they get rid of her chrome. v has mostly had minor chrome alterations all things considered, they look organic. depends on whos playing of course, some players use more or less cyberware, but you can remove it and v still looks normal. but songbird? her entire back is chrome. the entire thing, arms included. how do you even remove that? sure, any regular ripper can remove something like mantis blades but we have to consider that a) this is for playability and b) its a portion of the arm, not a fully exposed back c) the doc might be using some light cyberware to make sure the arm remains stable. and what about her hands, they look fully metallic without a bit of organic left in them, does she just not have hands anymore? it also looks like she may not have an organic spine at all anymore, at least not one that is usable without cyberware. its possible most or all of her nervous system from the neck down is cyberware in nature. would she be paralysed if the surgeon managed to remove it?
Theres a warning on one of the bridges, I think it’s close to the pyramid if my memory serves me right where there’s a huge graffiti painted on the bridge saying beware of the techno necrancers
she deserve to be saved and to be free
Your alternate interpretation seems likely to me. Songbird is screwed. Mr. Blue Eyes is playing upon her desperation, so his corp. (probably Night Corp.) can get its hands upon either Songbird's ability to pierce the Blackwall, the Cynosure tech, or both. Songbird's "mysterious benefactor" is spending more money than she can afford to pay (on an FIA salary), and his corp. isn't helping her out of the goodness of their corpo hearts.
Your primary theory, however, has some holes. Mr. Blue Eyes is clearly perpetually connected to the net. Hence the blue eyes. But he's not just a meat puppet for an AI. Even as a stiff and sleazy corpo, he's still more human than the AIs that we meet. Even Alt Cunningham (who used to be human) and Delamain (who spends his time observing and interacting with humans) are noticeably inhuman. I find it impossible to believe that a rogue AI from beyond the Blackwall has somehow mastered the nuances of human behavior and interactions without getting caught during any step of the process.
Some of the other theories that you mentioned are even less plausible. The idea that Mr. Blue Eyes is AI Richard Night is just preposterous. Arasaka (through the efforts of Alt Cunningham) pioneered the technology that made Alt in 2013 and Johnny Silverhand in 2023. Richard Night, on the other hand, died in 1998. Did Night Corp. invent time travel technology as well? And Morgan Blackhand was a soldier in the 1980s and 1990s. He would be over 100 years old when we meet Mr. Blue Eyes.
As a final note, there *are* multiple black clinics on the moon (relying on the table-top RPG lore). But Songbird might not be destined to find a cure in any of them ... which is the point you were trying to make.
I like siding with Reed and killing So Mi myself. I felt like that fit my empathetic Merc V who was hired to retrieve her and being aware of the Blackwall and Rogue AIs.
It's possible So mi's ending is a reflection of V's devil ending.
This is Cyberpunk - there are no happy endings, for any party involved.
Reed is not loyal to Myers, but to the country (or an ideology more likely), he is principled to fault
Myers is a schemer, one has to be in her position.
So Mi fucked up more than once, Mr Blue is just capitalizing on that, gaining "something" in return - it even could mean they extracted her and made her AI (just like Alt or Johnny) which would make sense on sending you the "gift" as away to cut all ties with the past.
Can yall stop with this fucking edgy doomer bullshit, Johnny tells you no happy ending in night city but he legit gives you a good ending by sacrificing himself so you can go to the crystal palace, V can get a good ending Lucy got a good ending so mi can get a good ending
I have a thought. What if Morgan Blackhand as you said is being used as a vessel by rogue AI and or the engram of the creator of night city? I imagine Alt, Johnny, and Saburos stories all merge into one to create his. Alt being used in the black wall introduces the rogue AI/Night cities creator, Johnny being soul killed as a trial for what is to come for blackhand, and finally Just like Saburo taking over his sons body in one of the endings, what if a rogue AI had taken over Blackhands body which inspired Saburo, OR Saburo had used blackhands body to give to creator of night city?
Ooh those are interesting thoughts...
Not likely or possible. Richard Night died via assassination before the invention of soulkiller, when the city was still under a different name(think it was Del Coronado or just Coronado but feel free to correct me). What I would believe is that an AI approximation of his mind was created by Night Corp, as it's within the interest of the company, city, and it's founder Miriam Night to have "Richard Night" back among the living and driving the city toward a better tomorrow, an "Eternal Night". It lines up with how it's making the Peralez's behave, making decisions that will ultimately lead toward NC's independence and full self dependence. I imagine having the body of the world's (previous) best solo as a proxy body for this AI construct would be highly beneficial.
But why Blackhand in particular? There is pretty much no evidence in the game that he is still around.
@@Dankmemeslover69 That's exactly the reason. For him to have 0 story relevance tells me he's going to be heavily involved in DLC and with the Blackwall ramping up in the most recent DLC, something tells me Blackhand and the Blackwall are going to have some very interesting content.
hope so mi is free, but iam afraid you right with what you say at the end...
After the last fight and you get so mi onto the train there is a man in a black suit holding an umbrella on the right side of the station. Creeped me out
I really liked your video but what I wonder is that for me the way so was portrayed towards the end it's as if she has been consumed so much by the blackwall that at this point there is no point of return cause in the Orbital air ending she is incapable of doing anything and the other ending isnt any better cause she ends up in the cynosure facility where her hands are broken basically and she claims herself the only way for her to be free is to unplug her basically by killing her and I think of her as a living gateway through the black wall
What's crazy is that Mr. Blue eyes sends v to the casino on the moon. V probably falls to the same date as Songbird.
Songbird was fated to fail because Stun Seed read backwards theory
Gottem :)
first of, nice video, tho i disagree quite a bit with the characterisations of songbird and reed. songbird was pretty much groomed to be the perfect spy from the moment she was "urged" to join the fia. reed seems to almost take pride in how efficient she is as he is the one who trained her to be so. lying and manipulating are things she has been taught to do. i feel like shes a product of her environment, the fia. hell, she isnt the only one manipulating us. myers is nothing but deceitful. reed lies to us as well, saying he wont let the nusa take her songbird and, during the killing moon, that he wants to help songbird, where you can reveal you heard the whole rooftop convo and he just blurts "fuck" or smtn before changing his story. he uses us as much as so mi, but unlike her never comes clean about it. the fact that she reveals her deception in the end, giving us the choice of her ultimate fate makes her way better, at least imo. and then about blue eyes. i dont know too much abt rogue ais in cyberpunk but from what ive seen thru out, ais seem to act very binary. when they say yes, they mean yes, when they say no, they kill you. alt for example keeps her word, despite it not being of any benefit to her after we've already uploaded her to mikoshi. delamain, though not a rogue ai, also keeps his word afair. erebus shoots the people we tell it to, despite being snarky. i dont know, i just tend to side with so mi. also, fuck nusa. idk maybe im just an autist projecting traits onto the ai's but eh, i had a long as discussion with my bf about it so i found it interesting, sorry for the long as comment.
I actually agree with that quite a bit. I'm also very much against the NUSA in this DLC, and though I suppose I respect Reed as a character, he's hard to side with if that makes sense. The reason that I refer to Reed so favorably in the opening of the video is because at the point of the big decision, I feel many people still weren't 100% sure of his true motives or involvement. It's when siding with him that you learn more of his dilema and why he may not be such a favorable guy, at least from how I saw it.
@@everberon fair point. i think me and my bf just went full asperger hyper analyse on every interaction cus we distrust everyone after edgerunners.
Looking at the videos of me blue eyes, it becomes more and more clear to me that he’s an Easter egg apart being Mr blue eyes. The Easter egg is he looks a lot like g man from half life
What is more valuable to ai’s beyond the wall? A new ai from beyond the wall or a new ai from beyond the wall plus access and maybe communication with the black wall. Songbird have got direct access to the black wall. I think that’s what she would bring me blue eyes value.
Plus a lot of government intel
@@joaot8253 Yup true
Healing AI-sourced damage with another AI sounds like treating burn wounds with fire. Yeah I'm good maybe it's ok V got cheated out of this cure.
Why not? One AI against another. Virus/antivirus desicion.
I have a theory that Mr. Blue Eye’s is trying to gather the best and brightest people in Night City to add to his AI army for the upcoming war with rogue AI’s and the ending where V takes a contract with Mr. Blue Eye’s, is Mr. Blue Eye’s attempting to “save” V but what he’s actually doing is taking one of the most powerful merc’s in Night City to replace him with a very dangerous rogue AI and make him a powerful AI soldier for the upcoming war
Blue Eyes asking for eddies fits his cover and doesn't raise suspicion
The true ending in my opinion and honestly just logically thinking about it is, you send song to the lunar base for Blue eyes, sucks that Reed has to die but I digress. You play the rest of the game out as you would but you either do the don't fear the reaper ending or the Johnny and Rogue ending, either one to get to the Blue eyes meeting in the afterlife. Dont fear the reaper is the best one. With song and Mr blue eyes orchastrating something for V to pull off at the crystal palace to further his story or find a cure. If they don't go that route or cut V off from the sequel... massive hit to a true branching and intricate story.
18:52 I was relieved to get this message, but it could have been Mr. Blue Eyes. Because he knows everything about her, including the place that reminds her of home. And the unknown number... But why would he send us the cyberwear. So idk.
G man is that you
Okay so for me this theory is only partially true. I belive that Somi was indeed cured but now she has to work for blue eyes in exchange, maybe do some high risk gig like the one which V does in one of the endings. I believe she is alive because of this exact souvenir from space. It is possibly that it wasn't sent by Somi but then why would anyone send anything. For V there would be no difference in either situations on what would he do. Blue Eyes won't send souvenir to V because there would be no reason for that
Damn! As a Nomad V, I was so happy that there was Nomad dialogue when I put Songbird in the shuttle to the moon. My Nomad V values freedom over all things but if your theory was true then the only real freedom is to kill her :/
I hate how angry so mi is when you betray her. She had every intention of betraying you. She deserves her fate
When she betrayed us after siding with her, I had no problem giving her back to Reed
@@PricelessBinkey1337 after completing the alien isolation gamemode (and getting the best cyberdeck in the game lol) you get to kill her. which I chose, since then she won't be used by anyone.
Kid on the internet when someone you. Betray is mad
@@PricelessBinkey1337 childish
@@people2chronically-online maybe so but that's just a factor of life that somi did not prepare herself for
I feel like mr blue eyes may be or is in league with the angels on the crystal palace.. and I think the mission to the crystal palace in the legendary ending is a form of recruitment for V .. Mr Blue eyes even says if you succeed you have everything to gain.
Morgan Blackhand may be an angel as well there are a lot of high tech projects and biotech the angels allegedly only recruit the best solos