@@drakoloreseeker5112 That is true but Saul dies and V leaves Night City behind which means all people he left behind might end up like in the 2 years later ending. But i do feel the same about the Nomad Ending being one of the best. At least the one where V really finds peace and freedom.
Man i swear Mitch has always been one of the nicest people with a great head on his shoulders. He delivered the most polite and clear fuck off ive ever heard lol
What I don't understand is, when you call her why the fuck can't you tell her where you'll be. She could have visited you in those 2 years. Makes no fucking sense.
@@TheHighborn bro the people who answer , not Panam , not Saul ,is Mitch , the whole clan that who is in charge at the moment . These two are long gone , high chance already dead .
@@TheHighbornThere was no way in hell she would be able to visit but V could had made it lot more clear what he was doing. Hell if you call Panam like in game you can literally tell her you're working for the FIA and they might have a cure for you. Also make no sense Panam would act like this, sure she would be pissed off as hell but should be happy as fuck that V is CURED and not dying anymore!
Adding on the fact that V says earlier in the game that only his closest friends and family can call him Vincent just makes the moment that much more touching.
14:49 The raw emotion in that line. Johnny is no longer talking to a merc. By dropping the street name "V", he's parting with a brother in arms who he's come to know fondly.
@@a.4019the cool part is johnny only says V’s real name if V gets max rep with johnny and says the correct things at the junkyard. Johnny was a real choom.
i feel like V trusted what they said about few days or weeks at most, and when going in a coma, it was impossible for V to contact people due to this unforseen situation. i feel like having someone to contact in the case of an emergency would be best and more realistic, like having the nurse or someone from FIA call with an update and allowing close friends to visit, but hey, V is alive, and its more open ending that could lead to something. everything else V isent surviving or highly impleied that doing something with 99% or not coming out alive, i want the space casino ending expension and have more of mr blue eyes, because he had contact with songbird, so he has to be involved somewhere, somehow if they were to make another DLC.
I mean in the game you can text them saying you are going into surgery but he only think it will be 1 month this makes the ending even more annoying because everyone knew what he was doing sure they where not kept up to date but it just makes the logic of the character so stupid the worse one is panam who won't even talk to you which is so stupid i have heard theory's that she deleted herself thinking v died honestly i would prefer that than her just abandoning him
All of these endings are depressing af, but I expected it given the nature of the plot. For me, the best ending is still where V and Johnny storm Arasaka together on the suicide mission. The dialogue of "Huh, you finally discovered what it takes to be a Legend" is absolute chills for me. V accepts his fate, and goes out guns blazing with a hot iron in his hands right through the front door, absolutely badass. Two Brothers in arms going on one last mission together, V finally stops fearing death so much, and just says f*ck it.
The best ending is save songbird, get all relic software, get best cybernetics, and storm arasaka alone, thats what a legend would do! and ofc give body to jhonny silverhand, imagine "V" being jhonny silverhand, destroying megacorps while "V" inside black barrier destroying everyone that crosses
@@teste-yh5dfI want the militech cyberdeck with the black wall quick hack so I have to side with reed but otherwise I would’ve sided with songbird. What cybernetics do you get by siding with songbird that are good?
@@EliteTriksterAnd this why this ending is crap. CDPR decided that V must suffer, so they threw logic and consistency out of the window. The same tragic, you become a nobody could have been achieved and not hurt the personalities of the main cast. Eh.... I wanna unbuy the game niw
@@lucaszolcsanyi6972 Yeah all the stuff felt very out of character for the cast imo. Like V had no idea it would be that long of a recovery. Judy, the highly skilled netrunner, couldn't find V? Panam really wouldn't try to find or rescue V or at least understand the coma? I liked the ending but those credit responses felt very off.
@@OnBrandRP not really .the real friends like vik and misty does care . others werent really that close enough tbh . judy was reliant but with her having a wife ,she isnt . panam isnt close enuff to stay like all the other interests
Technically could probably survive near the end of those 6 months. Still got the relic chip, still got the blueprints. Reverse engineer the relic and get it to rewrite V's brain to accept his conciousness instead of rejecting it.
@@darkmugetsu6572Or V could still go to the FIA for a cure. It would still take a couple of years and leave V cybernetically crippled, but if the Aldecaldos know about it and V didn't just ghost their asses like in the PL ending, I can see them not abandoning V and everything working out.
At least you’re cured now, all hope with her isn’t lost. You know what Johnny would say “Hey V, remember that day in the desert? Well, here’s your second chance…saddle up and ride after her”
to be honest you meet every side character in like a month tops basis. Your life basically starts now you can %100 find more people/friends you can trust.
And then you end up as just another random npc walking around, having completely lost the image of what you once were.. Even Johnny would probably be pissed off since V lost made what him V.
The problem of this ending is that you cant tell her you are going to a surgery that you probably will DIE , she's your girl friend , you abandon her without tell her the truth , thats fucked up , and the rest of homies except judy are living miserable after you left
@@Nirashi This is what I think will happen eventually. Agree with you. Being involved with the NUSA for god's sake pitted you with this chance to live (although without chromes, but to be fair, I get a feeling that V's experience alone will give him quite a decent life) so the fantasized idea that going off into the distance with Panam in the nomad ending would give you a chance at life? Don't think so, he is probably as good as dead in that ending. And when you die, seeing how Panam copes with things, she is gonna end up miserable after a few months anyway.
@@JohnDoeNakedthis ending is still better than The Devil ending imo (unless if you really like Takemura then I guess the join up with Arasaka ending ain't that bad)
@@goodjoshua9281 Doubtful, the people Panam talks about in the Star ending are the Stormtech corporation, nanotech specialists who are likely capable of solving the biochip problem.
Say what you will about the Phantom Lib ending, it does prove that saving V is possible. So Aldecaldos saying they might now people who can help V? Not an impossible thing. Star is still my fave ending for sure.
Aldeicados don't like V, they like the legend. They treat you like shit and don't even want an explanation. Would you treat anyone in real life this way?
Bad writing. "Panam, im at Langley getting surgery on this relic shit thats killing me. They said i could be out for weeks, months...maybe longer. Its my only chance to survive Panam. My contact there is Solomon Reed. Come and find me if i dont turn up. See you by my side, on the other side." Something like that would have been great, then to wake up with Panam in the building.
Honestly. Knowing now that there is an actual cure, a cure that the NUSA & Arasaka could have given you, makes it all the more plausible that Panam and the Aldecaldos can and will find a cure for V, especially if he/she has prior knowledge that NUSA possesses a way to cure them.
I would imagine V would still go to the FIA for a cure after he left Night City with Panam since Phantom Liberty is canon, except it would be different since the other nomads would know and be kept in the loop more, and even during and after the coma I doubt they'd abandon V after storming Arasaka tower together.
@@nagger8216 Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that there is a chance she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
@@ryanbaker5296 It is impossible for this bitch president to leave the main witness of his atrocities alive and give her the opportunity to recover. Songbird will face a terrible fate if she is left alive, a fate worse than death
This really just proves to me that the only real relationships V had were with Jackie, Misty, and Viktor. After you’re of no use they cut off contact. All the other “happy endings” were V going along with what the other people wanted (leaving NC) but whenever V insisted to do what he wanted (live long or spend his short time as an NC legend) they’d leave him. This kinda taints the image I once had of the characters like Panam and Judy, all these endings make them seem absolutely selfish especially towards a man with a terminal illness.
Dang I think you just gave me a new perspective of the story. I was always for the nomad ending with panam, and I still lean towards it, but you make some good points. I just wish someone would have common sense to tell their partner and friends “hey folks, I might be out cold for a few years while I get cured of my terminal illness. Idk where I’m going but don’t forget about me.” And even if time does pass, maybe people die, they move out of the country, maybe they even fall out of love, at least they don’t completely turn on V like they were a goddamn menace. Definitely a very strangely written set of endings, but in my opinion, every little thing about the game is strange I think, so it all adds up in the philosophical calculator
@@Jasondurgen I find the Tower ending to be the best ending. Although in face value it seems like the most depressing, it's the most hopeful imo. V learns that although you feel like you've hit rock bottom and have lost everyone, you can still recover. Misty was able to recover after losing Jackie, V and her shop. Judy was able to recover after losing Evelyn and V. That's why after V says goodbye to Misty he/she smiles in the end knowing that although this is the lowest point of their life, you're alive and cured, people before have recovered from similar circumstances and it's a start to a new hope. Not dragged down by other people's decisions, fake relationships, or ending up your last days alone. Finally not worrying about the little time you have left, but in search of hope and something real.
You gotta take into account that V knew Jackie, Misty and Viktor for way longer than Judy and Panam. V only knew Judy and Panam for 2 weeks tops canon-wise…it’s entirely possible they could have went on to form just as strong, if not stronger, relationships with V if they had a lot more time. Realistically, after you’ve known someone for that short amount of time, you’re gonna move on after 2 years. Plus, we don’t exactly know what happened to someone like Panam, it’s also possible that she could’ve passed away or something
Panam was also real, Mitch calls because she is dead! If you talked with Mitch you would know he is a very good guy so he just doesn't want to tell V right after he woke up and still suffering..
I feel like panems reaction made a lot of sense you constantly see how hotheaded she is, and her reluctance to get attached to v then u kinda just disappear for a long time and it seems like it breaks her, along with your relationship
@@Lancersilvalol Wdym, who do you think gave Johnny and his crew the bomb and the idea to storm Arasaka tower a second time? The NUSA hired them to attack it, the bomb was supposed to go off underground but Smasher brought it ground-level before it went off, causing a lot more damage than anyone intended. Johnny was a pawn in the NUSA's war with Arasaka, not a terrorist. The public definitely would think this, but the higher ups in the government would know the truth. So really, the NUSA doesn't have much reason for killing Johnny, not if they weren't willing to kill someone like Blackhand as well, since that was also his mission and failure.
That's probably the most realistic ending most people in REAL life would choose. And this ending is forced because V could just tell the truth and leave night city to start a new life.
well considering this is Cyberpunk series, the sad part is that this is still going to happen to Panam after V dies in the Nomad ending since most likely they never find a way to save V and he still dies 6 months later. Ya the 6 months were probably the best moments of their life but for Panam, she may develop into this since the trigger for this 2 years later self of her was V's assumed Death so she acted the way she is through the 2 years to move on from V's death. It is another message this ending shows beyond just the "die in blaze of glory or live and be a nobody" being "it is sometimes better to die thinking you made a difference rather than live and see nothing you did matters in the end."
@@orrthehunter And what makes you so sure that V won't find a cure in that ending? Biotechnica could probably offer him a cure, even better than the one he got in this ending, since the corporation specializes in just the area V needs. In the case of Blue eyes I am 100% sure that if V gets the job, he would get more than what he wanted too.
@Cheli-ee4kz if I remember correctly Panam and Mitch knew some folks near Arizona that knew about V's condition. She alluded to it if V chooses to leave. So Panam is willing to continue things with V if there was shot it could work. One characteristic Panam has always shown is her resourcefulness.
Thanks for saving me the time in doing this ending. I sent Songbird to the moon, then went straight back to the Aldecados ending to finish off my Cyberpunk story for good. It's not the perfect ending, but... idk, given the tragedy of night city I felt it was fitting. Reed was never going to allow Songbird to be free, and though she was far from perfect, nobody deserves to be a tortured AI guinea pig under Myers for the rest of eternity. I also felt Reed was a tired man, who never truly could ever let go of war, so in a sense... I felt he could finally rest in his own way. Gave Alex my coin so she can go into early retirement after my "death" supposedly. Then, disappear into the great unknown with the Nomads, riding on that last bit of hope that maybe, I can live a fulfilling life still, just like Songbird rode onto that hope to the very end. Even Johnny of course makes it out with ALT, hopefully on his own journey beyond the Blackwall.
I did everything the exact same man, theres a slight guilt coming along with killing Reed, especially since I told Alex that I liked the guy but had no choice other than to kill him.
"Welcome to the Aldecaldos! You're family now!" [2 YEARS LATER] "...Well, yeah... We *_said_* that but... you didn't call or send a Christmas letter in 2 years. So... Glad to hear you're alright, but don't call again."
This was the worst for sure. Lmao. I am running off into the sunset with panam. I am not leaving for 2 years and leaving that poor girl not knowing what happened to V.
He did tho, he said he’ll be out for surgery for about a month, yet he disappeared for 2 years. I don’t blame them for moving on but still you could’ve called back, you can’t really determine a coma unless it’s induced and you have time to send those messages
that is complete BS. this ending is a double ending. you get it this way or if you stay loyal to reed all along which sadly kills Alex along the way. when you are on that roof and call reed and get into the chopper , you can call panam. i did that. and in that call you explain to her , that no one knows how longs it is going to be but it is expected to be around 4-6-8 weeks. so that bitch knows damn well. after you wake up she is the first call, you explain you were in a coma and then mitch calls and says :" do not call again , she is hurt." what a fine way to wiggle out. especially since they could have been together forever. leaving night city and being an aldecaldo but nono .... she had to make it a drama-thing ..... she or the cdpr ppl. in any way it seemed weired , so hellbent on making this ending shitty , when this is the only good ending , cause V lives , and can build himself a new fortune. he allready was a legend, now he can live a new life. was so disappointed how they painted all those loosers who shit on him, call him guilty and such all while he was fighting for his life and laying in coma for 2 years. i guess it shows how many friends V really had. in the end only Reed kept him close and misty , and misty leaves. Victor is a half win. also judy was such a looser. i was male v , so we never had a love thing . why cut ties with a good friend? all i wanted was a friend and she said go fuck yourself. bad writing.
@@moonknightish If this was only for engram, they would brute force V into Soul Killer while V was uncontious when surgeons were removing Relic. No. Arasaka wanted V's cooperation. They have clearly plans involving V.
@@secondaryfrontmakes sense. V by this point has shown that he’s a one man army on the same level as Adam smasher. Difference between him and smasher tho is that he isn’t a complete psychopath. My guess is that they wanted to convince him to start working for them or somehow put his engram into a body and mind control it.
@@trashnation571 again, to mind control they only needed brute force when V was dying from Relic malfunction. They do not need mindless slave. They need obedient serf.
This just ruins the Aldecaldos ending for me. Panam and Mitch are supposed to be like family, especially after becoming an official member of the tribe. But after you battled for your life in a coma for 2 years, they just abandon you and say never contact them again? Wow...
@@tigrispanthera5496Not really. You can tell Panam that you are getting treated and working with the NUSA. Just because you don't answer the phone you suddenly betrayed them? They should have looked for you. When they found nothing they shouldn't have just assumed that you ghosted them. They should be happy that you are back and able to survive.
YES! This ending I got realy realy shocked me. The reaction I could understand, but the reply from Mitch was just wow. My jaw realy droped, I was wtf?!? I dont understand why I got any choice to go after her/them (Before getting that message)@@drlukas4242
@@drlukas4242 they should have just added a scene, where you walk out of the hospital, and Panam is waiting for you there with the aldecaldos, thats it, perfect ending
Do you know what? I played with Woman V. I didn't expect such an ending. Everyone has failed me except Victor. I helped them all, but none of them helped me. Judy said she was with someone else. When I went to Viktor, I was beaten by an ordinary punk and I couldn't do anything. No matter what, V didn't deserve such an ending
@Lahnmohr Brotha she leaves you the most voice mails out of anyone and texts you the most out of anyone. You can't expect a chick to stick around for a dude who ghosted her for 2 years, she obviously just doesn't want him anymore. It's just a shit ending
@@ilikecinema1234 in my play through i sent a text saying they had a cure... Why would NUSA not tell Panam the surg didnt go well and he is in a coma... and it what world does she not go bat shit crazy and barge into NUSA demanding to see V... the man who gave NUSA the world ending Super terrorist...
@@ryanbaker5296 I dunno. It's hella fishy Mitch calls you back. Panam is a very direct person, so, honestly, it sounds like he moved in on her and decided to cut V out of the equation.
You know what's effed up about all this? Not leaving your friends a line, let alone your girlfriend a message saying, "I'm going into surgery, I might be out of commission for a while, so please wait for me." Being vague about things, holding back information, that's a concoction for fucking up your life. But the one thing this new epilogue does is that it gives insight as to what happens to your circle of friends after your "death". One way or another, everybody moves on, go their separate ways. As per Cyberpunk tradition: "There are no happy endings in Night City."
game literally doesn't even let you text panam at that point. I didn't romance her though. But it only let me text like Judy, River, Vic. Even finished panams questline+side quest of helping out the aldecados. Didn't fully finish judy's questline, still had pyramid song left. @@denjipoochita7351Oh, in the video he does text panam. I definitely think there is some bugs with the ending and throughout phantom liberty. Started a fresh character for 2.0 and one PL dropped, had a really hard time advancing quest. The game really wouldn't have the npcs call me to advance quest. it was a struggle. Im thinking there's more people being missed out on that you should be able to text/call pre and post coma
Man, the dev team could put some more effort to make this situation at least make some sense. Even considering that both girls didnt know about the risks, the way that you are treated after they know the 2 years coma situation, and considering what you did for them in the past is ridiculous. Move on is not a problem, but the way that they did it is not convincing.
The Star ending is the best ending. And with Phantom Liberty showing there’s a cure it gives more weight to Panam’s “I know people who can help you” line [paraphrasing it]. This ending. Well. Sucked.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
This ending makes me glad I sent So Mi into space. Weird as it may sound, I trust Mr. Blue Eyes (to an extent.) And it just means that The Star ending has more merit, now.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that there is a chance she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
From the point of view of player who is aware about AI mind control plot there is no reason to think the Blue Eyes is any better alternative than Arasakas. The only thing that speaks in his favour are Misty's tarot cards, and we know those are "magic/mundane" question.
@@23Raind Arguably his desire to control influential people makes him more likely to cure V. If he cures V he can either bug V/put in a backdoor that lets him control V directly or he can just leverage the fact that he saved your life. Having control over a living legend like V would be pretty strong.
You know what? As much as I enjoyed the DLC I don’t think I want to finish this part of the campaign on me current save, I really don’t understand the reasoning for CDPR to force this, I was hoping for Phantom Liberty to reward the player with a solidly good ending considering this is the only DLC and there won’t be any current continuation with V from what I’ve heard. Especially since the whole falling out feels so heavy handed, why not give the player the opportunity to clue Panam in? What a bummer of a send off. Let’s just pray CDPR roll out a final update or something that actually rewards everyone with a satisfying and definite conclusion.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
@@garrukthewildspeaker262 true aye, the only information we kinda briefly got was “she was worried” “mourned for you” Etc etc nothing about her actually searching for you.
This is a solid ending, V isn’t permanently physically crippled his muscles work really well for a 2 year coma. With physical therapy he could gain control of his muscles, even without combat implants there are badasses like Morgan Blackhand who never got chromed out.
Also every other ending either leaves v with a few months to live or death. Also any ending that involves hooking up to mikoshi results in V’s death. Alt kills us with soul killer, makes a copy, and then stuffs that copy back in our body. I think this is the “best” ending, for V at least
@@sen8639 Except its not. I won't say that the Panam/Judy ending is the best, but the one that's overall best is the legend ending. Not only do you leave a massive reputation in night city, you also get contacted by the man that set up the deal with Songbird in the first place. Blue eyes contacts V and offers him a cure, for the casino heist. It's quite clear that overall the one where he becomes a NC legend is the best ending, as it doesn't cause anyone from your end to die in the final mission and you are content with where you are even if you die. It also has the best survival chance other than this ending. And yeah mikoshi does "kill us" but we never experience us dying. We might be an engram back in V's body again but its still the same dude with the same experience, memories and feelings.
@native5072 I’m going to be real with you chiefs v’s experience is pretty similar to my experiences with substance abuse. There was no happy ending in that life except me returning to normal with all my friends dead or in jail with my brain and physical abilities permanently destroyed for life. Mike Pondsmith uses chrome as a trans humanist device in his stories but chrome was always analogous to drugs, it’s addicting it allows you to do things you couldn’t otherwise, enhances your senses. There is no happy ending at the end of a life of crime, there’s only consequences you have to deal with.
@@L_Lawliet1907 You’re too obsessed with your idea of a happy ending. This is night city it’s not confirmed Blue eyes is involved in the legend heist or that it involves the cure that’s just speculation based on information given in the dlc with no connecting evidence. People die in night city, if you’re looking for a happy ending you’re looking at the wrong game and the wrong series as a whole, this is the happiest ending for V. Cyberpunk is a game where the legends of night city are immortalized with drinks in a bar called the afterlife, if you’re a legend you’re already dead. There’s not going to be an ending where V toppled Arasaka and militech and the machinations of a possible shadow government to create a happy free world for everyone, this is night city dude, living as a cancer patient and pulling yourself up by your bootstraps is having an advantage.
@@thtrandomguy9157also makes no sense... Lol. He's referencing you calling her. How would they know that? It's not like modern phones. The phone is literally her head and eyes, so unless they just have her corpse lying around ringing, yeah.... No.
I really hoped there was an ending where you merge with Johnny and keep your romance. Effectively you are a new person entirely with the memories of both.
@@RyuKaguyacyberpsychosis? Remember that? And before you say Adam smasher or other fully chromed out borgs, he was already a psycho before he started chroming himself off piece by piece
As someone who is heavily disabled my nervous system is seriously messed up playing this broke my heart I still can’t get over it see for me I have little in life this is my fave game and I feel a connection to v personally I should be dead but I’ve fought to live … but a game like this I need a happy ending some resemblance of hope I only fight for the hope of real love it left me in tears that they couldn’t give us one happy option for someone who’s life is baron enough I’d give anything to see this end differently and I don’t believe panam would just ghost him after it all I can express how painful this ending was i prefer the nomad ending id rather die and be loved than live and suffer alone that is to much like reality for me I need a happy ending to my own story I was hoping this would suffice
Your comment hits me somehow, so I decided to answer. Many of us, gamers, play games to escape from surroundings, to forgot who we are IRL. We are looking for better life, or try to became ones,who we never became IRL. I know how it feels, because, well my life want great at all. I'm fine physycally, but mentally, well i'm a broke persone, with jester mask on the face. Always trying to be a heart of the company, warm and greets people,Cheers them in any kind of situation, while dying and decaying internally. almost two years ago, war hit me and my country, my friends. Now i dont even have a company, some of my friends already KIA, I'm going to be KIA somehow, on some point as well. Life is harsh, and its always find a way to kick you in the most harmfull way. I'm happy that you can still find a way to finish this story on your own terms, but what i want to tell you - never give up. Never let anything or anyone to take you down, despite your physicall or mental issues. If you can open your eyes in the morning nexy day, try to became better person, find a way to push your limits. Never let pity on yourself submerge you. You are a person, someone. And I know that its maybe wrong for me to give you any addvice, since, well i wasn't in your shoes or situation, but as human being, I want to tell you that you still capable of much more that you think. So finish they story of V of your term, and move on, never stuck, or forget that you should live your life, and move on each day, till you have power and will to open your eyes in the morning. Cheers, and greeting from Ukraine.
@@88Bulko I don’t know you but love you for you kind words so thank you 💙 Honestly I don’t see how I have any right to complain I can’t imagine how hard all your lives have become. War is evil and you must have experienced the most horrific things i have a friend who fled with his family they are living with my friends here in the uk they are a wonderful family. I have faith that there is a light at the end of my tunnel no matter how dark it seems now. And i truly hope this awful war comes to an end and civilians of Ukraine and Russia can know peace once more. I also hope you can stay mentally strong and I hope you can find people to lower your guard with who can help you heal. Sending you much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Thank you for your kind words. Stay strong as well, and remember that there will be always someone at your side, and that you capable of much,. much more than you think! @@turtl3playz303
@@88Bulko бля чувак мені теж боляче війна і цей фінал розшатали мою психіку я не можу більше грати в це бо тепер здаєтся що Ві просто використовували і усім було начхати на нього а ще так як в мене дцп то закінчення де його зробили інвалідом без друзів дуже сильно мене поранило (((
Yeah but I'm not really sure how deep that love and happiness is when we just saw that they abandoned V just like that even though he's supposed to be a full-fledged member of the tribe.
The one fuck up they made with this ending was not letting us say yes to the job. All my corpo V ever wanted, after the relic heist and Jackie dying, was to live a normal life. Taking a desk job with the FIA at Langley is the fucking DREAM ending for him. He would never go back to NC, not in a million billion years. He would call Vik and the gang, offer to have them come out if that was possible (seeing as he has about 3 million eddies it should be easy) and then live his life.
We did all that to live and lost not only a friend but also the best girl in game 😢 nomad ending true ending cause just hearing the dont call back hurt my heart
I get that Cyberpunk 2077 has a "bittersweet at best" policy for their endings, but did CDpr really have to force this much idiocy to give us that kind of ending? There is so much wrong with this ending i dont know where to start.
Yeah, I kinda wish they wouldn't have bothered with a new ending. Narrative and theme are supposed to go hand in hand; sacrificing the former for the sake of the latter just becomes frustrating.
@@ChaosDraguss I really can't see Panam and the Aldecaldos doing what they did in the ending. Judy, sure, but not Panam and Co. I don't know too much about the other romance options but yeah
Think its usually the point with dystopian games that the only "happy ending" is usually going out on your own terms eventually when time comes knocking around.
What did you think would happen to v? The relic ran hell through his entire body, the point is that sometime to get what you want you have to make sacrifices, v gets another chance at life, but he cant return to his old life, v got what he wanted, but like with everything, it had its own consequences, the point the story makes throughout the game is that, most of the time, there arent happy endings in night city, its give and take, I highly doubt after everything the relic did, the damage to his nervous system, he wouldn’t have any lasting effects, it was inevitable, v only believed the surgery would last a month tops, thats why you get the option to let everyone know your going out of town for a bit, there was no way for v to know he would end up in a coma. That being said, I definitely still prefer the nomad ending like you, i just think this is the most realistic shot v has at survival
My issue with this ending, how come Reed or at least Myers didn’t inform V’s friends/associates about the surgery and that it’s hard to say how long they’ll be out. At least they would know that V didn’t just vanish out of thin air or died. They’re just in surgery trying to get the chip out.
@@garrukthewildspeaker262V does, kinda. There was no way of knowing that he was gonna be out for 2 years, V was told that he was gonna be away for a month and he ran with it. Can’t blame the guy entirely
Damn. Even Panam is miserable only Judy gets a somewhat "happy" ending. You betrayed SoMi. While Johnny is gone now. It's good that we can see V's last meeting with Vik and Misty( presumably Vik will be destined to other clinic sites while Misty in Poland as she stated) Finally, V will be back to his normal life before heist. The other ending is good too: let SoMi fly to the moon, kill Sol and presumably hunted down by NUSA and FIA but at least you still got Johnny though youre still dying. Wish they made ending better for panam and V or V still with biochip hoping for some other way to remove it (a good sequel yet again to make story moving) But we cant, we just have to choose our own ending
@@milijanpetrovic7228 I would not consider this ending good sure V 100% survives but he lost everything and also there is very high chance while out on the street some guy will just stab him and he will die the only good thing this ending did was johnny imo the dialogue between him and V was amazing it would be cool if they could add it to other endings especially where Johnny call's V Vincent but if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help V it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
Im guessing they came up with this new ending for panam because they couldnt get the voice actress back in time for the dlc. This dlc just reinforces the belief that the nomad ending is the best possible ending for v, male or female.
@ladiesman7275 from what I've seen, she doesn't answer and it was a fell aldecaldo who messaged ba k and said don't call again. I haven't played through liberty yet, am just speculating from short clips I've seen of the new endings
@@shaunstegallifybro literally call her before you do any of the quest or endings. And she answers with new voices lines. V says “FIA agent approached me” then she speaks about it with you. Did you play the dlc? 💀
That's not a bad ending....just a bad writen one,why world you not say to your romance partner that knows your dying that you're going into surgery to try and survive?Say that if anything bad happens on the table they will call her,and tell her to wait for you?and why your friend that knows about that will try to keep you alway from her if he knows that she problably still likes you and would wanna know what happen to you?I would understand that being the Judy end,she suffer from a lost not long ago and you not responding for 2 years would problably make her move on.
I was gonna say he is wild to think now V is actually healthy and no longer dying they aren’t going to try track down the Aldecaldos and Panam to smooth things over
@@reece42069 You are right, since Mitch doesn't know about V situation. The sad thing, Mitch makes assumption V can't find them and Mitch is right. In this ending, MErc V is gone. He is just another fave in the crowd, V can do fuck all aside from ether putting some of what little money he has left to have fixer look for Aldecados just to make sure Panam is okay.
You can only text. My V kept Panam in the loop. Only 2 issues: 1: You are lied about how long the procedure takes. 2: Nobody else gives her any further update, so she thinks you ditched her.
This ending is very good, i really think that sadness and frustration fit this universe. BUT the Panam part was a crap. They could justify it a lot better, if she had died when you was in the coma it would be a lot more realistic.
@@Felipe_Ribeir0 Panam is an emotional character. Wears her heart on her sleeve and acts without considering the consequences. Fiercely loyal until she isn't. Loved V and cared for them, but regardless of circumstance, she got hurt and let it inform how she handled future interactions. She isn't rational or logical, but she's ride or die as long as you're there for her when she needs you. V stopped being there, though through no fault of their own. Panam acting on emotion is the crux of her conflict with Saul. Ghosting V is totally in character, especially when you consider that she even left her clan behind once. We know she listened to the voicemail, and that's why we hear from Mitch. She can't face V again, but knows its not their fault for how she's reacting. That's why Mitch says it's best for both of them if V doesn't call again.
well....because who knows that the doctor suddenly sedated V unexpected on the ship. if that dint happened maybe V are able to text his friends before entering the surgery.
Welp. Looks like its gonna be the don’t fear the reaper ending for me. If I die, then that’s as far as my V was ever meant to go. Blaze o’ glory fellas.
3:02 Johnny: Thought about how ya gonna spend your thirty pieces of silver? In the Bible, that's the amount Judas got for betraying Jesus. In the end, Judas died with regrets.
I find this ending extremely stupid. V has no reason to be so vague with what was going on, especially with their partner. Could've just left their contacts with Reed or anybody else so they could help the romance options stay notified. This ending feels like it was just made to be depressing because "Cyberpunk is depressing". It feels very hamfisted and artificial as opposed to all the others.
V was told the surgery would be over in days and that he would only be in rehab for a few weeks. Idk maybe he was vauge abt it so she wouldnt be worried.Paman will come around anyway. theres no way the love of her life appears after 2 years and she doesnt want to know anything.
@@eli1126 She doesn't. She's extremly unstable mentally and all her love turned to equally big hate. Mitch calls you during the credits to say you "Hey, don't call Paman, she doesn't want you any more."
Cd project red (cyberpunk devs) really forced "there is no happy endings in night city" to every ending its stupid but its better than your typical good openworld games ending
Realistically one would be very clear in their calls to people and may ask the people doing surgery on you to keep in touch with your family/friends about your condition/recovery
Not gonna lie, it makes absolutely no sense that panam is that livid with us not responding cause we were in a coma, she has to be dead or something right? She seems like the type of person to sacrifice herself for others especially if she felt like the person she cared for and made her feel cared for, has left her. Now if after that voicemail she is actually genuinely upset that v didn’t contact her whilst being in a coma, maybe it’s good v isn’t around her anymore lol
I get the open ended feeling of all the endings is to let the player fill in what they think can happen. Sure, Panam and V could meet again, V is still young and has his whole life ahead of him. He could track them down, the Afterlife would definitely help him. Or he could leave it all behind and become a fixer, go to Poland with Misty, leave Night City or work for Langley with Reed. Who knows? I get the idea behind this ending is that V now has endless possibilities on what he/she could do. Still prefer the Nomad ending. At least there, V and Panam ride off into the sunset together with the hope that maybe V can find a cure.
Same thoughts. V has connections in afterlife, in a white house, in arasaka, he can be anyone. Most of the Night City inhabitans don't have chrome anyway, cus it's too expensice, nevertheless, they're doing just fine.
No, V will not stop. V will ask Mitch if she understands he was in a COMA for two years, trying not to die so he could spend the rest of his life with her? That she's the one that gave him a reason to live? That to V, it's only been a few weeks since they last spoke? Aren't Aldecados family? They made him an Aldecado, is this how Aldecados treat family? And then V will hunt them down, maybe ask Reed for a little info, or maybe get Reed himself to talk to her (and if he agrees, she WILL listen to him, because he won't give her a choice).
@@camraid9 Because the devs have a way of forcing V to be quiet at important moments in the entire game to shoe horn what they want in. Even though it's clear that V isn't really the sit quietly and say nothing type of person.
@@karambiatos I think the real issue is that the only romances V could possibly hope to revive would be with Kerry or Panam. Judy is married and he wouldn't want to screw up her new life, and River has become corrupt, something V tried to avoid. So that leaves out the girl-girl romance and female V - male romance, and you just can't have that. Trying to rebuild with Kerry doesn't have the interesting game possibilities, because the real issue with Kerry is he's just too busy with his life. Panam is the one with the deep emotional issue that would require significant effort to approach and deal with, and there's just too many people who would scream about how the devs were anti-gay bigots if the only gameplay to recover romance was male player female love. And the real V that loved Panam wouldn't let her go, so it's either write a game with no romance possibilities at all, screwing Panam-V, or write a whole Panam-V story on top, pissing off the other possibilities. Only way out of it is to exclude all past romances and thereby screw V, or write whole new stories with V as an NPC fixer, which I could live with. I'd prefer a Panam redemption arc, with new characters as possible romances for the other three version, but that wouldn't work unless V was a player. Maybe as a fixer he could issue a mission to force contact with Panam/River, or kidnap Kerry, but Judy is in a good spot and V would never screw that up.
Panam is acting like a child. I understand that she must have been very worried when V was in a coma and that for 2 years she may have thought he was dead - and even gone through mourning. But she also knew that V was looking for a way to save his life, she knew that he might die - and in this ending she was being selfish. She has the right not to want contact with V anymore, but I think he deserves an explanation, not getting offended and not answering the phone. Especially when V explains that he was in a coma and literally had no way to contact her because of it, the first thing she should do is call him back. Well, he was in an unplanned coma, how was he supposed to talk to her? In this ending, Panam shows how immature she is, she can't even say goodbye to him properly and go her own way. She gets offended about something that V had no control over, and even when he explains everything to her, she doesn't even send the message. So, she sends Mitch to tell V about all this, really? It's so pathetic and sad that Panam is like this and even if she doesn't want to have contact with V anymore, she should care that he saved his life beacuse they were friends. But no, she will be offended and will not answer instead of being happy that V is alive. It's good that she have a new life without V, but her behavior is mean. No explanation, no goodbye, just beeing mean and act like a child.
I agree. Mitch was acting pretty awkward and out of character. I think he was trying to hint that she killed herself or died trying to find V. You wouldn’t get 55 missed calls from someone who doesn’t care about you.
I don't which is more emotional, "today's a good day" or "will we ever find it in our hearts to forgive each other?". Also a lot of this could be fixed by V dropping the tough guy/gal persona and just said they're having surgery that could potentially kill them or just tell Reed and co to notify his friends if anything goes to shit
This is REALLY dumb, in a game of choices is there not any other way? can you not have V tell her about the surgery? ALSO, hearing he JUST WOKE UP FROM A COMA i feel like that should make her feel better at least? does that mean Panam just wasn't very loyal to begin with then? that she's just willing to give up when? i mean just seems like abit of a change of character for her yknow?
V probably didn't expecting to be in a coma for 2 years, and under that impression he most likely didn't want to worry her Panam is also a nomad, which isn't a very easy life to live. I'm sure for a long while she was depressed and furious that V wasn't responding, but I don't think she could afford to give up while her family is still alive. so she moves on
@@23Raindto do that, they would have to take the chip out, slot it into a machine that can rewrite it's programming, then slot it back into v's skull, issue being, v dies the INSTANT it is removed
This was depressing af. Sacrifing Johnny and losing V's merc identity were already hard but I expected a somewhat happy ending with Panam. Even when he couldn't reach her via phone, I expected her to show up until the last minute. That was fucked up. Yeah he lives but I guess nomad ending is still the best by far.
I understand that not finding a cure at the end of the original game was a reason to have a kind of " part 2 " to the game with phantom liberty. But the developers said that phantom liverty was the end of this story with these characters. It's the last time we see them. So i kind of don't understand the aim of frustrating us with a bad ending for v, not giving him a happy ending with at least his friends or Panam. It would have been a great way to maybe have an glimpse of him like an appearance in a future game with a new character and he comes back or even him living his deserved best life away with the nomads.
Whatever happened in those two years I know one thing for damn sure…Pan mourned us HARD, probably more than anyone…It’s clear that after a certain while she really thought that we were gone…She openly admits how much she cares for V, also you don’t send 55 missed calls to someone that you don’t care about, throughout the game we fight together we sleep together and we watch the stars together, Someone like that doesn’t stop thinking about you…So I’m gonna assume that she honestly lost contact completely and I hope to god that we are reunited in the next game…Pan is one of the best made female characters in a game for a long time, if this is how it truly ended then it’s nothing short of a mistake, I’m sure the sequel will bring us back to Panam.
Damn, Johnny looks so sad in the AV. The way he just takes off his glasses and starts staring at the wall his hard. He knows he isn't dying, but he knows he lost a true friend in V. And the way he calls V by his name just confirms this, since V only lets those truly intimate to him call him by his real name. Each time i watch one of the videos about this new ending just confirms to me how this is not the ideal ending, it's just another one. It's bitter as shit since not V nor Johnny get to accomplish their final goals: V becoming the legend of Night City and Johnny getting revenge on Smasher.
@@23Raind with the life V has had and with everything he knows, he would never live a quiet life. He would most likely be hunted for the rest of his life. And media gives us plenty of examples of this, including John Wick and Michael from GTA. And about us players not wanting V to become a legend and wanting to give him a quiet life, yes, we have plenty of choices in terms of ending, but is it all cohesive with the story being told? To me it doesn't work.
@@23Raind both wanted quiet lives but their past didn't allow for that to happen. I'm using their example to say that a quiet life isn't possible for V, and it's even worst if you consider that Night City doesn't allow a quiet life.
@23arceus to still die anyway. V is permanently alive in this one and he can't even defend himself from a couple of common thugs, imagine what would happen if NetWatch, Militech and Arasaka would do to a defenceless V, who, I reiterate, has some insanely valuable knowledge. V would never be safe, unless he takes the FIA job. This is why I love the reaper ending with V returning to his body. He loses Johnny, but still has plenty of motivation to keep fighting.
@@23Raindif your legs and arms are chrome, he can't. I mean, once you have gorilla arms installed, elbow down, your machine, I imagine they have to be tuned down, she he doesn't fry himself
This makes no fucking sense.... You should be able to call her or the aldecaldos, explain the situation and tell them you wont be around for a little bit because of surgery so wait around and hed call them back when he is done.. its simple, or let panam be there and when he wakes up shes the first person he sees
This ending hits a lot harder. When V and Johnny aren't at each other's throats the whole time. As for Panam, she's either dead and Mitch was trying to spare V feelings. Or he scooped Panam up on the rebound and doesn't want to risk losing her. By leting her know/find out that V is alive and didnt ghost her.
I don’t think Mitch scooped up Panama. If we ignore the fact that the relationship between the two of them is like a father daughter. I feel like if Saul found out panam and Mitch were screwing, he’d hang Mitch by his own intestines. Just my opinion tho
Fuck, this hard to hear as a player imagine as V. Losing panam in what felt like a blip but was long grieving process to her. Shit the best ending would be a lone storm of mikoshi with jhonny and leaving with the nomads right after
What a terrible ending. With all due respect, great V survived but I can’t get over not being able to be with your companions in the end :( I wish it would’ve been different, like wake up from the coma but they knew you were in it so they knew you didn’t die or straight up leave them. I am just gonna go with leaving with the nomads and let V die because this ending is an absolute no from me T-T
who says V dies in Nomad path, if you pay attention to all the dialogues from the characters there's a good chance that one of Panam known contacts can heal you after all when seeing your fortune, it says that you'll live
He probably found her listening to it and ended up hearing her yell everything in the book at V. And called V to let him know that its best if he doesn't call because Panam went crazy.
Its just ridiculous. It would be cool if Panam had died for some reason while you were in the coma. It would be sad, but it at least would make any sense.
Been there Panam, been there. Although I doubt the people I was counting on were all in comas, just assholes who didn’t have the balls to say they didn’t want me.
Honesty fuck reed’s side, dude chose to stick with the people who tried to kill him and a faction that committed war crimes against the entire world. Songbird just wanted to be free
I was actually angry few days ago when I finished the story with this ending, even after the initial shock I feel like it's unrealistic, I get it, Cyberpunk is a game with no happy endings, but you told her that you're going away for an operation, operations have risks, me personally, if I was Panam would presume V was dead, and would be relieved when I'd hear from him, and being in a coma for 2 years should be a valid reason for not picking up the phone, and I'd be just happy that my loved one is alive after all, I understand that they're not together anymore, but to not even talk with them is just not realistic, imo, they should have done something different why can't be in touch, 2 years is a long time and the cyberpunk world is dangerous, I'd think it would have been even sadder, but more importantly more realistic if Panam died in a warren shiv attack or something.
And it what reality does NUSA not tell people your in a coma... There aint no benefit they do the surgery and put you in a post opp hospital. now way the nomads are that fickle not after everything they did together. The better tragic heart breaking story would have been they got into some trouble and a bad fight broke because of the shenanigans your raised and it kills the family. You travel back to night city where a nomad recognizes you and drives you to their graves. That would have stung more
Honestly, seeing this made me wish there was a procedure where they could just stabilize V and stop the relic's invasion of his mind so that Johnny and V could continue to be bros forevermore.
I'm miffed... Panam, the girl that was willing to drop anything and everything to help V, the girl that waited for your call for help, the girl that is attached to V doesn't want to talk or even listen to him. I get that she's hurt but it just doesn't go with her character. None of the characters in the new endings match, I get that they're hurt, but V went to hell and back helping them while he himself was dying... good story but I dislike the endings.
Cyberpunk devs really really doesnt like good endings The best ending you can get is the star and that ending you still die but as a NC legends There is no happy ending in the night city after all
You gotta remember that Panam only knew V for like, 2 weeks top. After two years, everyone is realistically going to move on…especially after V just straight up disappears on them (not entirely his fault of course).
Having a bestfriend duo with Johnny made it hard to see him not mad about V's decision.. Infact he felt at ease knowing he helped someone along for once in his life. The "G'night Vincent.. Today was a good day." Hurt.. That'll be the last time V or anyone for that matter would've saw Johnny Silverhand.
It's really hilarious, the higher V's survival rate is in a ending the more miserable his friends are.
Becsuse V was writen to be a retard and not call anyone
Ehh I think the suicide ending had his friends pretty miserable (god Judys call still breaks my heart) but I get ur point lol
I disagree the nomad ending could put V In touch with another group that could possibly save him
Judy gets a good ending settling down in a peaceful area with her wife
@@drakoloreseeker5112 That is true but Saul dies and V leaves Night City behind which means all people he left behind might end up like in the 2 years later ending.
But i do feel the same about the Nomad Ending being one of the best. At least the one where V really finds peace and freedom.
Man i swear Mitch has always been one of the nicest people with a great head on his shoulders. He delivered the most polite and clear fuck off ive ever heard lol
What I don't understand is, when you call her why the fuck can't you tell her where you'll be. She could have visited you in those 2 years. Makes no fucking sense.
@@TheHighborn Pretty sure Langley, especially in this verse. Dont just allow vistors. Hell Im surprised V could even make a call.
@@TheHighborn bro the people who answer , not Panam , not Saul ,is Mitch , the whole clan that who is in charge at the moment . These two are long gone , high chance already dead .
@@TheHighbornThere was no way in hell she would be able to visit but V could had made it lot more clear what he was doing. Hell if you call Panam like in game you can literally tell her you're working for the FIA and they might have a cure for you. Also make no sense Panam would act like this, sure she would be pissed off as hell but should be happy as fuck that V is CURED and not dying anymore!
@@RexZShadow yes. she should be. but she aint
And this is why leaving with the nomads is still my preferred ending.
Don't Fear The Reaper is my ending
Corpo is the ending for me. Everyone hating corpos at the end is good for everyone.
Yes
Judy is the reason i went with the nomads ending...so i didnt have to listen to....that phone call.....
Even if i had too anyway
Could achieve some almost the same result with the technomancer clan probably, so yeah my headcannon feels a little better
"Good Night, Vincent. Today was a good day" that hurt, right in the feels
Adding on the fact that V says earlier in the game that only his closest friends and family can call him Vincent just makes the moment that much more touching.
@@squishy0410that why its my favourite ending
I fucking bawled like a child there
What ending is this said in
@@galliusedan466 my guy it's literally at 14:50
14:49 The raw emotion in that line. Johnny is no longer talking to a merc. By dropping the street name "V", he's parting with a brother in arms who he's come to know fondly.
"only my friends get to call me by my real name"
Who tf cutting onions in here blud 😭😭😭
@@XanViciousme!!! Bro!! 😭😭😭 fist bump 🤛🏽😭
they sure came a long way together
@@a.4019the cool part is johnny only says V’s real name if V gets max rep with johnny and says the correct things at the junkyard. Johnny was a real choom.
Realistically V would have called all his friend's before just up and going to have the surgery. This was one cocked up ending
i feel like V trusted what they said about few days or weeks at most, and when going in a coma, it was impossible for V to contact people due to this unforseen situation.
i feel like having someone to contact in the case of an emergency would be best and more realistic, like having the nurse or someone from FIA call with an update and allowing close friends to visit, but hey, V is alive, and its more open ending that could lead to something.
everything else V isent surviving or highly impleied that doing something with 99% or not coming out alive, i want the space casino ending expension and have more of mr blue eyes, because he had contact with songbird, so he has to be involved somewhere, somehow if they were to make another DLC.
100% and why the ending is complete trash.
Or cut the coma to 6 months and have her be next to you
I mean in the game you can text them saying you are going into surgery but he only think it will be 1 month this makes the ending even more annoying because everyone knew what he was doing sure they where not kept up to date but it just makes the logic of the character so stupid the worse one is panam who won't even talk to you which is so stupid i have heard theory's that she deleted herself thinking v died honestly i would prefer that than her just abandoning him
Or you know, the NUSA could have also told them he's in a coma. like obivously not give all the details but some kind of story
All of these endings are depressing af, but I expected it given the nature of the plot. For me, the best ending is still where V and Johnny storm Arasaka together on the suicide mission. The dialogue of "Huh, you finally discovered what it takes to be a Legend" is absolute chills for me. V accepts his fate, and goes out guns blazing with a hot iron in his hands right through the front door, absolutely badass. Two Brothers in arms going on one last mission together, V finally stops fearing death so much, and just says f*ck it.
"A happy ending? Wrong city, wrong people."
Exactly new ending just same as arasaka ending
The best ending is save songbird, get all relic software, get best cybernetics, and storm arasaka alone, thats what a legend would do! and ofc give body to jhonny silverhand, imagine "V" being jhonny silverhand, destroying megacorps while "V" inside black barrier destroying everyone that crosses
The best ending is still the cliffhanger one where you go to space. Really sucks they didn't make that a DLC
@@teste-yh5dfI want the militech cyberdeck with the black wall quick hack so I have to side with reed but otherwise I would’ve sided with songbird. What cybernetics do you get by siding with songbird that are good?
All of this could've been avoided if we just left panam's contact with reed.
same thing with judy. that and letting them visit v while in a coma
@@EliteTriksterAnd this why this ending is crap. CDPR decided that V must suffer, so they threw logic and consistency out of the window. The same tragic, you become a nobody could have been achieved and not hurt the personalities of the main cast. Eh.... I wanna unbuy the game niw
@lucaszolcsanyi6972 there are no happy endings in Night City
@@lucaszolcsanyi6972 Yeah all the stuff felt very out of character for the cast imo. Like V had no idea it would be that long of a recovery. Judy, the highly skilled netrunner, couldn't find V? Panam really wouldn't try to find or rescue V or at least understand the coma? I liked the ending but those credit responses felt very off.
@@lucaszolcsanyi6972 I really hope the sequel continues V's story some how and gives him/her a well deserved good ending
Cdpr: there’s a new ending 😊
The ending:💔
Too many feels right now for me to handle
Well, that's night city for you. You either die with a bang, or a whimper
"You get to live"
"But you become a completely normal person, oh and all your friends hate you."
Me: I CANT RECOVER FROM THIS EMOTIONALLY
CDPR: happy you enjoyed the update and DLC😊
@@OnBrandRP not really .the real friends like vik and misty does care . others werent really that close enough tbh . judy was reliant but with her having a wife ,she isnt . panam isnt close enuff to stay like all the other interests
Leaving with Panam and the aldecaldos is still my canon ending 😅❤
At least you actually get to be with her.
Technically could probably survive near the end of those 6 months. Still got the relic chip, still got the blueprints. Reverse engineer the relic and get it to rewrite V's brain to accept his conciousness instead of rejecting it.
Canon ending for me too! If they do end up dying I want it to be surrounded by those they love 😭
This is the way.
@@darkmugetsu6572Or V could still go to the FIA for a cure. It would still take a couple of years and leave V cybernetically crippled, but if the Aldecaldos know about it and V didn't just ghost their asses like in the PL ending, I can see them not abandoning V and everything working out.
At least you’re cured now, all hope with her isn’t lost. You know what Johnny would say “Hey V, remember that day in the desert? Well, here’s your second chance…saddle up and ride after her”
That... would be the perfect way for an epilogue for her romance.
to be honest you meet every side character in like a month tops basis. Your life basically starts now you can %100 find more people/friends you can trust.
made day
And then you end up as just another random npc walking around, having completely lost the image of what you once were.. Even Johnny would probably be pissed off since V lost made what him V.
@@Razer5542Yea but thats good character development. Thats why the nomad ending is great too. He should gaf abt becoming a legend anymore
The problem of this ending is that you cant tell her you are going to a surgery that you probably will DIE , she's your girl friend , you abandon her without tell her the truth , thats fucked up , and the rest of homies except judy are living miserable after you left
To be fair, this is probably how they will end up anyway after V dies no matter the ending
@@Nirashi This is what I think will happen eventually. Agree with you. Being involved with the NUSA for god's sake pitted you with this chance to live (although without chromes, but to be fair, I get a feeling that V's experience alone will give him quite a decent life) so the fantasized idea that going off into the distance with Panam in the nomad ending would give you a chance at life? Don't think so, he is probably as good as dead in that ending. And when you die, seeing how Panam copes with things, she is gonna end up miserable after a few months anyway.
@@Nirashi I think the memories that they can live together after the star ending really matter to V and Panam , even not long.
@@JohnDoeNakedthis ending is still better than The Devil ending imo (unless if you really like Takemura then I guess the join up with Arasaka ending ain't that bad)
@@goodjoshua9281 Doubtful, the people Panam talks about in the Star ending are the Stormtech corporation, nanotech specialists who are likely capable of solving the biochip problem.
Say what you will about the Phantom Lib ending, it does prove that saving V is possible. So Aldecaldos saying they might now people who can help V? Not an impossible thing. Star is still my fave ending for sure.
This is the way.
Indeed Star my beloved Song Somi
I definitely think there is a chance in the nomad ending.
I think Don't fear the Reaper is the best ending for a continuation of V's story.
Aldeicados don't like V, they like the legend. They treat you like shit and don't even want an explanation. Would you treat anyone in real life this way?
Bad writing.
"Panam, im at Langley getting surgery on this relic shit thats killing me. They said i could be out for weeks, months...maybe longer. Its my only chance to survive Panam. My contact there is Solomon Reed. Come and find me if i dont turn up.
See you by my side, on the other side."
Something like that would have been great, then to wake up with Panam in the building.
Phantom Liberty leaves you screwed, I choose to believe that leaving with Panam and he gets cured
Honestly. Knowing now that there is an actual cure, a cure that the NUSA & Arasaka could have given you, makes it all the more plausible that Panam and the Aldecaldos can and will find a cure for V, especially if he/she has prior knowledge that NUSA possesses a way to cure them.
I would imagine V would still go to the FIA for a cure after he left Night City with Panam since Phantom Liberty is canon, except it would be different since the other nomads would know and be kept in the loop more, and even during and after the coma I doubt they'd abandon V after storming Arasaka tower together.
You can’t have cybernetics and you do have your piece of ass but I’m alive and Kerry even offers you Eddie’s
@@nagger8216 Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that there is a chance she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
@@ryanbaker5296 It is impossible for this bitch president to leave the main witness of his atrocities alive and give her the opportunity to recover. Songbird will face a terrible fate if she is left alive, a fate worse than death
This really just proves to me that the only real relationships V had were with Jackie, Misty, and Viktor. After you’re of no use they cut off contact. All the other “happy endings” were V going along with what the other people wanted (leaving NC) but whenever V insisted to do what he wanted (live long or spend his short time as an NC legend) they’d leave him. This kinda taints the image I once had of the characters like Panam and Judy, all these endings make them seem absolutely selfish especially towards a man with a terminal illness.
Dang I think you just gave me a new perspective of the story. I was always for the nomad ending with panam, and I still lean towards it, but you make some good points. I just wish someone would have common sense to tell their partner and friends “hey folks, I might be out cold for a few years while I get cured of my terminal illness. Idk where I’m going but don’t forget about me.” And even if time does pass, maybe people die, they move out of the country, maybe they even fall out of love, at least they don’t completely turn on V like they were a goddamn menace. Definitely a very strangely written set of endings, but in my opinion, every little thing about the game is strange I think, so it all adds up in the philosophical calculator
@@Jasondurgen I find the Tower ending to be the best ending. Although in face value it seems like the most depressing, it's the most hopeful imo. V learns that although you feel like you've hit rock bottom and have lost everyone, you can still recover. Misty was able to recover after losing Jackie, V and her shop. Judy was able to recover after losing Evelyn and V. That's why after V says goodbye to Misty he/she smiles in the end knowing that although this is the lowest point of their life, you're alive and cured, people before have recovered from similar circumstances and it's a start to a new hope. Not dragged down by other people's decisions, fake relationships, or ending up your last days alone. Finally not worrying about the little time you have left, but in search of hope and something real.
You gotta take into account that V knew Jackie, Misty and Viktor for way longer than Judy and Panam.
V only knew Judy and Panam for 2 weeks tops canon-wise…it’s entirely possible they could have went on to form just as strong, if not stronger, relationships with V if they had a lot more time. Realistically, after you’ve known someone for that short amount of time, you’re gonna move on after 2 years. Plus, we don’t exactly know what happened to someone like Panam, it’s also possible that she could’ve passed away or something
Panam was also real, Mitch calls because she is dead! If you talked with Mitch you would know he is a very good guy so he just doesn't want to tell V right after he woke up and still suffering..
I feel like panems reaction made a lot of sense you constantly see how hotheaded she is, and her reluctance to get attached to v then u kinda just disappear for a long time and it seems like it breaks her, along with your relationship
Johnny: "They wanna wipe me."
Uhhh yeah they would kind of have to Johnny, your presence is the problem here.
Not to mention that he’s a terrorist and his attack only turned arasaka into a martyr.
nah johnny is based for attacking arasaka@@Lancersilva
@@JordanJumpin yes I agree, but it was horribly planned and executed. Like I said, all it did was turn a branch of a megacorp into a martyr.
@@JordanJumpinOh. Arasaka definitely deserved that. But Johnny still fucked it up.
@@Lancersilvalol Wdym, who do you think gave Johnny and his crew the bomb and the idea to storm Arasaka tower a second time? The NUSA hired them to attack it, the bomb was supposed to go off underground but Smasher brought it ground-level before it went off, causing a lot more damage than anyone intended. Johnny was a pawn in the NUSA's war with Arasaka, not a terrorist. The public definitely would think this, but the higher ups in the government would know the truth. So really, the NUSA doesn't have much reason for killing Johnny, not if they weren't willing to kill someone like Blackhand as well, since that was also his mission and failure.
That's probably the most realistic ending most people in REAL life would choose. And this ending is forced because V could just tell the truth and leave night city to start a new life.
So basically. Stay the course. Leave with Panam. Got it.
well considering this is Cyberpunk series, the sad part is that this is still going to happen to Panam after V dies in the Nomad ending since most likely they never find a way to save V and he still dies 6 months later. Ya the 6 months were probably the best moments of their life but for Panam, she may develop into this since the trigger for this 2 years later self of her was V's assumed Death so she acted the way she is through the 2 years to move on from V's death.
It is another message this ending shows beyond just the "die in blaze of glory or live and be a nobody" being "it is sometimes better to die thinking you made a difference rather than live and see nothing you did matters in the end."
@@orrthehunter And what makes you so sure that V won't find a cure in that ending?
Biotechnica could probably offer him a cure, even better than the one he got in this ending, since the corporation specializes in just the area V needs.
In the case of Blue eyes I am 100% sure that if V gets the job, he would get more than what he wanted too.
@@Cheli-ee4kzwhat common sense the only way V lives is this ending stop the hopium
@Cheli-ee4kz if I remember correctly Panam and Mitch knew some folks near Arizona that knew about V's condition. She alluded to it if V chooses to leave. So Panam is willing to continue things with V if there was shot it could work. One characteristic Panam has always shown is her resourcefulness.
Sure, in your head-canon.
The lore says otherwise.@@giancarlo5945
Thanks for saving me the time in doing this ending. I sent Songbird to the moon, then went straight back to the Aldecados ending to finish off my Cyberpunk story for good. It's not the perfect ending, but... idk, given the tragedy of night city I felt it was fitting. Reed was never going to allow Songbird to be free, and though she was far from perfect, nobody deserves to be a tortured AI guinea pig under Myers for the rest of eternity. I also felt Reed was a tired man, who never truly could ever let go of war, so in a sense... I felt he could finally rest in his own way. Gave Alex my coin so she can go into early retirement after my "death" supposedly. Then, disappear into the great unknown with the Nomads, riding on that last bit of hope that maybe, I can live a fulfilling life still, just like Songbird rode onto that hope to the very end. Even Johnny of course makes it out with ALT, hopefully on his own journey beyond the Blackwall.
I did everything the exact same man, theres a slight guilt coming along with killing Reed, especially since I told Alex that I liked the guy but had no choice other than to kill him.
I did this tooooo
This is was my plan already did the other endings but this survival but being alone is way to sad
Yea. With the nomad ending there is atleast a chance V survives
100% agree. I didn’t make connections with virtual people for more than 100 hours for my guy V to end alone. Fuck this ending
"Welcome to the Aldecaldos! You're family now!"
[2 YEARS LATER]
"...Well, yeah... We *_said_* that but... you didn't call or send a Christmas letter in 2 years. So... Glad to hear you're alright, but don't call again."
This was the worst for sure. Lmao. I am running off into the sunset with panam. I am not leaving for 2 years and leaving that poor girl not knowing what happened to V.
This is why communication is important.
If V had hinted or said anything to Panam, you would've woken up seeing her in front of you from your coma.
ngl, until that mitch call, i thought that panam would be our "nurse"
Man so dumb. Nomad ending best
He did tho, he said he’ll be out for surgery for about a month, yet he disappeared for 2 years. I don’t blame them for moving on but still you could’ve called back, you can’t really determine a coma unless it’s induced and you have time to send those messages
that is complete BS. this ending is a double ending. you get it this way or if you stay loyal to reed all along which sadly kills Alex along the way. when you are on that roof and call reed and get into the chopper , you can call panam. i did that. and in that call you explain to her , that no one knows how longs it is going to be but it is expected to be around 4-6-8 weeks.
so that bitch knows damn well. after you wake up she is the first call, you explain you were in a coma and then mitch calls and says :" do not call again , she is hurt." what a fine way to wiggle out. especially since they could have been together forever. leaving night city and being an aldecaldo
but nono .... she had to make it a drama-thing ..... she or the cdpr ppl. in any way it seemed weired , so hellbent on making this ending shitty , when this is the only good ending , cause V lives , and can build himself a new fortune. he allready was a legend, now he can live a new life. was so disappointed how they painted all those loosers who shit on him, call him guilty and such all while he was fighting for his life and laying in coma for 2 years. i guess it shows how many friends V really had. in the end only Reed kept him close and misty , and misty leaves. Victor is a half win. also judy was such a looser. i was male v , so we never had a love thing . why cut ties with a good friend? all i wanted was a friend and she said go fuck yourself. bad writing.
@@ddhb223sfyn She is dead, that's why Mitch is calling..
Story wise, this ending proves Arasaka had more options for treating you, but indeed keeps pulling you a long, making excuses.
Cause Arasaka wanted an engram of V, that is clear. They never intended to actually cure them
@@moonknightish If this was only for engram, they would brute force V into Soul Killer while V was uncontious when surgeons were removing Relic. No. Arasaka wanted V's cooperation. They have clearly plans involving V.
@@secondaryfrontmakes sense. V by this point has shown that he’s a one man army on the same level as Adam smasher. Difference between him and smasher tho is that he isn’t a complete psychopath. My guess is that they wanted to convince him to start working for them or somehow put his engram into a body and mind control it.
@@trashnation571 again, to mind control they only needed brute force when V was dying from Relic malfunction. They do not need mindless slave. They need obedient serf.
Arasaka is a bitch. Feel like NUSA damaged his neural link to keep V sedated and neutralized...mmm
This just ruins the Aldecaldos ending for me. Panam and Mitch are supposed to be like family, especially after becoming an official member of the tribe. But after you battled for your life in a coma for 2 years, they just abandon you and say never contact them again? Wow...
gotta understand their pov
@@tigrispanthera5496Not really. You can tell Panam that you are getting treated and working with the NUSA. Just because you don't answer the phone you suddenly betrayed them? They should have looked for you. When they found nothing they shouldn't have just assumed that you ghosted them. They should be happy that you are back and able to survive.
YES! This ending I got realy realy shocked me. The reaction I could understand, but the reply from Mitch was just wow. My jaw realy droped, I was wtf?!? I dont understand why I got any choice to go after her/them (Before getting that message)@@drlukas4242
@@drlukas4242 they should have just added a scene, where you walk out of the hospital, and Panam is waiting for you there with the aldecaldos, thats it, perfect ending
@@MMORPGFreakyno good endings in nightcity unfortunately
Do you know what? I played with Woman V. I didn't expect such an ending. Everyone has failed me except Victor. I helped them all, but none of them helped me. Judy said she was with someone else. When I went to Viktor, I was beaten by an ordinary punk and I couldn't do anything. No matter what, V didn't deserve such an ending
I think Male V is worse at least Judy picks up the phone and is glad your alive Panam and the nomads pretty much tell you to piss off
@@Lahnmohrwhere is that implied at???
@Lahnmohr Brotha she leaves you the most voice mails out of anyone and texts you the most out of anyone. You can't expect a chick to stick around for a dude who ghosted her for 2 years, she obviously just doesn't want him anymore. It's just a shit ending
@@ilikecinema1234 in my play through i sent a text saying they had a cure... Why would NUSA not tell Panam the surg didnt go well and he is in a coma... and it what world does she not go bat shit crazy and barge into NUSA demanding to see V... the man who gave NUSA the world ending Super terrorist...
@@ryanbaker5296 I dunno. It's hella fishy Mitch calls you back. Panam is a very direct person, so, honestly, it sounds like he moved in on her and decided to cut V out of the equation.
“Think this is it, kiddo.” Aw. Johnny really grew to love V.
I left with Panam and join the family. She is good and happy ❤
U die in 6 months
I did too, and I’m a sweet talker also so yeah she is happy! Judy is happy and left the city also. Everyone is okay.
You know what's effed up about all this? Not leaving your friends a line, let alone your girlfriend a message saying, "I'm going into surgery, I might be out of commission for a while, so please wait for me." Being vague about things, holding back information, that's a concoction for fucking up your life.
But the one thing this new epilogue does is that it gives insight as to what happens to your circle of friends after your "death". One way or another, everybody moves on, go their separate ways. As per Cyberpunk tradition: "There are no happy endings in Night City."
there is a optional quest to text everyone youre leaving while talking to jhonny tho
game literally doesn't even let you text panam at that point. I didn't romance her though. But it only let me text like Judy, River, Vic. Even finished panams questline+side quest of helping out the aldecados. Didn't fully finish judy's questline, still had pyramid song left. @@denjipoochita7351Oh, in the video he does text panam. I definitely think there is some bugs with the ending and throughout phantom liberty. Started a fresh character for 2.0 and one PL dropped, had a really hard time advancing quest. The game really wouldn't have the npcs call me to advance quest. it was a struggle. Im thinking there's more people being missed out on that you should be able to text/call pre and post coma
@@denjipoochita7351 yeah but for some reason all the texts are vague about his situation and so nobody knows the deal with his surgery
@@laughingcrows4661 Right? Like could V really not have been like, "Found experimental surgery on relic, will try. I hope I will return but if I don't
Man, the dev team could put some more effort to make this situation at least make some sense.
Even considering that both girls didnt know about the risks, the way that you are treated after they know the 2 years coma situation, and considering what you did for them in the past is ridiculous. Move on is not a problem, but the way that they did it is not convincing.
The Star ending is the best ending. And with Phantom Liberty showing there’s a cure it gives more weight to Panam’s “I know people who can help you” line [paraphrasing it].
This ending. Well. Sucked.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
@@ryanbaker5296What are you on about?
@@aadamkhan5217 i swear to you, he's said that exact same thing bar for bar in another comment
Imagine "never fade away" start playing when johnny bid you farewell 😢
This ending makes me glad I sent So Mi into space. Weird as it may sound, I trust Mr. Blue Eyes (to an extent.) And it just means that The Star ending has more merit, now.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that there is a chance she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
Could be bad for her mr blue eyes is into alternating peoples personalities or changing who the are completely that might be in store for song
From the point of view of player who is aware about AI mind control plot there is no reason to think the Blue Eyes is any better alternative than Arasakas. The only thing that speaks in his favour are Misty's tarot cards, and we know those are "magic/mundane" question.
@@23Raind Arguably his desire to control influential people makes him more likely to cure V. If he cures V he can either bug V/put in a backdoor that lets him control V directly or he can just leverage the fact that he saved your life. Having control over a living legend like V would be pretty strong.
Lol I know you haven’t been paying attention if you trust Mr. Too afraid to see me face to face. Man is obviously plotting something nefarious
You know what? As much as I enjoyed the DLC I don’t think I want to finish this part of the campaign on me current save, I really don’t understand the reasoning for CDPR to force this, I was hoping for Phantom Liberty to reward the player with a solidly good ending considering this is the only DLC and there won’t be any current continuation with V from what I’ve heard. Especially since the whole falling out feels so heavy handed, why not give the player the opportunity to clue Panam in? What a bummer of a send off. Let’s just pray CDPR roll out a final update or something that actually rewards everyone with a satisfying and definite conclusion.
Yeah if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
Sorry but I think THIS was a final big update. This is it unfortunately.
Mitch ain’t gonna stop V from calling Panam again and finding them.
Panam didn't bother herself and didn't even try to find V. She could ask Rogue for help or something, but she didn't.
@@garrukthewildspeaker262 true aye, the only information we kinda briefly got was “she was worried” “mourned for you”
Etc etc nothing about her actually searching for you.
This is a solid ending, V isn’t permanently physically crippled his muscles work really well for a 2 year coma. With physical therapy he could gain control of his muscles, even without combat implants there are badasses like Morgan Blackhand who never got chromed out.
Morgan was still needed decent chrome; besides his hand I'm pretty sure he had a cyber eye and a sandevistan.
Also every other ending either leaves v with a few months to live or death. Also any ending that involves hooking up to mikoshi results in V’s death.
Alt kills us with soul killer, makes a copy, and then stuffs that copy back in our body.
I think this is the “best” ending, for V at least
@@sen8639 Except its not. I won't say that the Panam/Judy ending is the best, but the one that's overall best is the legend ending. Not only do you leave a massive reputation in night city, you also get contacted by the man that set up the deal with Songbird in the first place. Blue eyes contacts V and offers him a cure, for the casino heist. It's quite clear that overall the one where he becomes a NC legend is the best ending, as it doesn't cause anyone from your end to die in the final mission and you are content with where you are even if you die. It also has the best survival chance other than this ending.
And yeah mikoshi does "kill us" but we never experience us dying. We might be an engram back in V's body again but its still the same dude with the same experience, memories and feelings.
@native5072 I’m going to be real with you chiefs v’s experience is pretty similar to my experiences with substance abuse. There was no happy ending in that life except me returning to normal with all my friends dead or in jail with my brain and physical abilities permanently destroyed for life. Mike Pondsmith uses chrome as a trans humanist device in his stories but chrome was always analogous to drugs, it’s addicting it allows you to do things you couldn’t otherwise, enhances your senses. There is no happy ending at the end of a life of crime, there’s only consequences you have to deal with.
@@L_Lawliet1907 You’re too obsessed with your idea of a happy ending. This is night city it’s not confirmed Blue eyes is involved in the legend heist or that it involves the cure that’s just speculation based on information given in the dlc with no connecting evidence. People die in night city, if you’re looking for a happy ending you’re looking at the wrong game and the wrong series as a whole, this is the happiest ending for V. Cyberpunk is a game where the legends of night city are immortalized with drinks in a bar called the afterlife, if you’re a legend you’re already dead. There’s not going to be an ending where V toppled Arasaka and militech and the machinations of a possible shadow government to create a happy free world for everyone, this is night city dude, living as a cancer patient and pulling yourself up by your bootstraps is having an advantage.
Panam does not deserve to get hurt
Seriously 55 missed calls 😢
@@ezetram774 it breaks my heart 😭
Panam.... I'm so sorry 😢😭
Someone told me it's implied in mitchs voice mail that she offer herself....made this ending a thousand times worse
@@thtrandomguy9157also makes no sense... Lol. He's referencing you calling her. How would they know that? It's not like modern phones. The phone is literally her head and eyes, so unless they just have her corpse lying around ringing, yeah.... No.
Jonny calling v Vincent as his final line is heart shattering
..... That's how it ends, V gets to live but is no longer a combat monster and he looses his girl n friends... Just wow
I really hoped there was an ending where you merge with Johnny and keep your romance. Effectively you are a new person entirely with the memories of both.
wrong people, wrong city
@@CKshouta god thats a tired line. Just get a full body replacement there wont be a nervous system to reject the chrome
@@RyuKaguyacyberpsychosis? Remember that? And before you say Adam smasher or other fully chromed out borgs, he was already a psycho before he started chroming himself off piece by piece
@@RyuKaguya one small problem: Brain IS a part of the nervous system
@@RyuKaguyathat’s not how it works at all
As someone who is heavily disabled my nervous system is seriously messed up playing this broke my heart I still can’t get over it see for me I have little in life this is my fave game and I feel a connection to v personally I should be dead but I’ve fought to live … but a game like this I need a happy ending some resemblance of hope I only fight for the hope of real love it left me in tears that they couldn’t give us one happy option for someone who’s life is baron enough I’d give anything to see this end differently and I don’t believe panam would just ghost him after it all I can express how painful this ending was i prefer the nomad ending id rather die and be loved than live and suffer alone that is to much like reality for me I need a happy ending to my own story I was hoping this would suffice
Yeah it's bs. I get it they want it to be thematic, but allow it to have a positive skew. These dark-times need positivity.
Your comment hits me somehow, so I decided to answer. Many of us, gamers, play games to escape from surroundings, to forgot who we are IRL. We are looking for better life, or try to became ones,who we never became IRL. I know how it feels, because, well my life want great at all. I'm fine physycally, but mentally, well i'm a broke persone, with jester mask on the face. Always trying to be a heart of the company, warm and greets people,Cheers them in any kind of situation, while dying and decaying internally. almost two years ago, war hit me and my country, my friends. Now i dont even have a company, some of my friends already KIA, I'm going to be KIA somehow, on some point as well. Life is harsh, and its always find a way to kick you in the most harmfull way.
I'm happy that you can still find a way to finish this story on your own terms, but what i want to tell you - never give up. Never let anything or anyone to take you down, despite your physicall or mental issues. If you can open your eyes in the morning nexy day, try to became better person, find a way to push your limits. Never let pity on yourself submerge you. You are a person, someone. And I know that its maybe wrong for me to give you any addvice, since, well i wasn't in your shoes or situation, but as human being, I want to tell you that you still capable of much more that you think. So finish they story of V of your term, and move on, never stuck, or forget that you should live your life, and move on each day, till you have power and will to open your eyes in the morning. Cheers, and greeting from Ukraine.
@@88Bulko I don’t know you but love you for you kind words so thank you 💙
Honestly I don’t see how I have any right to complain I can’t imagine how hard all your lives have become. War is evil and you must have experienced the most horrific things i have a friend who fled with his family they are living with my friends here in the uk they are a wonderful family. I have faith that there is a light at the end of my tunnel no matter how dark it seems now.
And i truly hope this awful war comes to an end and civilians of Ukraine and Russia can know peace once more. I also hope you can stay mentally strong and I hope you can find people to lower your guard with who can help you heal.
Sending you much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Thank you for your kind words. Stay strong as well, and remember that there will be always someone at your side, and that you capable of much,. much more than you think! @@turtl3playz303
@@88Bulko бля чувак мені теж боляче війна і цей фінал розшатали мою психіку я не можу більше грати в це бо тепер здаєтся що Ві просто використовували і усім було начхати на нього а ще так як в мене дцп то закінчення де його зробили інвалідом без друзів дуже сильно мене поранило (((
Leaving with the nomads is the best ending, you can feel love and happiness with Panam and the guys!
And you'd be dead in a few months ripping her heart out regardless.
@@TheOtakuKatIts hinted at that you get cured tho so theres that
It's the simp ending, the best ending and warrior ending is DFTR and it the ending that give V 90% of survival because of blue eyes.
After PL i see aldecados as a miserable jerks, fuck them
Yeah but I'm not really sure how deep that love and happiness is when we just saw that they abandoned V just like that even though he's supposed to be a full-fledged member of the tribe.
The one fuck up they made with this ending was not letting us say yes to the job.
All my corpo V ever wanted, after the relic heist and Jackie dying, was to live a normal life. Taking a desk job with the FIA at Langley is the fucking DREAM ending for him. He would never go back to NC, not in a million billion years. He would call Vik and the gang, offer to have them come out if that was possible (seeing as he has about 3 million eddies it should be easy) and then live his life.
We did all that to live and lost not only a friend but also the best girl in game 😢 nomad ending true ending cause just hearing the dont call back hurt my heart
Yeah, Panam is such a nice girl that gives up on you after a bunch of missing calls. Never tried to find you.
I get that Cyberpunk 2077 has a "bittersweet at best" policy for their endings, but did CDpr really have to force this much idiocy to give us that kind of ending? There is so much wrong with this ending i dont know where to start.
Yeah, I kinda wish they wouldn't have bothered with a new ending. Narrative and theme are supposed to go hand in hand; sacrificing the former for the sake of the latter just becomes frustrating.
@@ChaosDraguss I really can't see Panam and the Aldecaldos doing what they did in the ending. Judy, sure, but not Panam and Co. I don't know too much about the other romance options but yeah
Think its usually the point with dystopian games that the only "happy ending" is usually going out on your own terms eventually when time comes knocking around.
What did you think would happen to v? The relic ran hell through his entire body, the point is that sometime to get what you want you have to make sacrifices, v gets another chance at life, but he cant return to his old life, v got what he wanted, but like with everything, it had its own consequences, the point the story makes throughout the game is that, most of the time, there arent happy endings in night city, its give and take, I highly doubt after everything the relic did, the damage to his nervous system, he wouldn’t have any lasting effects, it was inevitable, v only believed the surgery would last a month tops, thats why you get the option to let everyone know your going out of town for a bit, there was no way for v to know he would end up in a coma. That being said, I definitely still prefer the nomad ending like you, i just think this is the most realistic shot v has at survival
Ah, the phonecall, arch nemesis of the happy ending.
That line that Johnny says about the 30 pieces of silver was spot on 😅😂 referencing how Judas turned in Jesus
Иисус никого не придавал, а девченка предавала. серебряников больше относится к девченке.
Yeah and unlike Jesus songbird isn’t a messiah in fact quite the opposite
My issue with this ending, how come Reed or at least Myers didn’t inform V’s friends/associates about the surgery and that it’s hard to say how long they’ll be out.
At least they would know that V didn’t just vanish out of thin air or died. They’re just in surgery trying to get the chip out.
Vs involvement with the NUSA was classified
They just wanted to fuck all endings up. Classic cdr shits
@@cwhit0110 V could at least let Panam know 'bout wha'ts gonna happen
They're just a surgery with usage of a literal nuke ( ai beyond blackwall ). So it's understandable why it is classified
@@garrukthewildspeaker262V does, kinda. There was no way of knowing that he was gonna be out for 2 years, V was told that he was gonna be away for a month and he ran with it. Can’t blame the guy entirely
Damn. Even Panam is miserable only Judy gets a somewhat "happy" ending. You betrayed SoMi. While Johnny is gone now. It's good that we can see V's last meeting with Vik and Misty( presumably Vik will be destined to other clinic sites while Misty in Poland as she stated) Finally, V will be back to his normal life before heist. The other ending is good too: let SoMi fly to the moon, kill Sol and presumably hunted down by NUSA and FIA but at least you still got Johnny though youre still dying. Wish they made ending better for panam and V or V still with biochip hoping for some other way to remove it (a good sequel yet again to make story moving) But we cant, we just have to choose our own ending
SoMi isn`t good. As she betrays V. Just how she betrayed everyone else. And this is good ending if you do it corectly.
@@milijanpetrovic7228 I would not consider this ending good sure V 100% survives but he lost everything and also there is very high chance while out on the street some guy will just stab him and he will die the only good thing this ending did was johnny imo the dialogue between him and V was amazing it would be cool if they could add it to other endings especially where Johnny call's V Vincent but if you side with Reed the Panam ending is best like he could still go see Reed after but if you side with Songbird i think there is still a chance that when she gets cured on the moon that she could help V it is mentioned that the person who got her the ticket to the moon was the man with blue eyes the same guy who gives V the job where he goes to space it is implied that blue eyes might have a way to save V so maybe when he is up there he can link up with her
@@ryanbaker5296 when she mentioned this?
@@josh09614when she reveals that she needs to go to Luna and there is only 1 cure.
Im guessing they came up with this new ending for panam because they couldnt get the voice actress back in time for the dlc. This dlc just reinforces the belief that the nomad ending is the best possible ending for v, male or female.
Panam has new lines, u can call her in Dogtown
@ladiesman7275 from what I've seen, she doesn't answer and it was a fell aldecaldo who messaged ba k and said don't call again. I haven't played through liberty yet, am just speculating from short clips I've seen of the new endings
I thought so too but she does have lines. So I think it was the dev choice to do that
Did you even watch the video
@@shaunstegallifybro literally call her before you do any of the quest or endings. And she answers with new voices lines. V says “FIA agent approached me” then she speaks about it with you. Did you play the dlc? 💀
That's not a bad ending....just a bad writen one,why world you not say to your romance partner that knows your dying that you're going into surgery to try and survive?Say that if anything bad happens on the table they will call her,and tell her to wait for you?and why your friend that knows about that will try to keep you alway from her if he knows that she problably still likes you and would wanna know what happen to you?I would understand that being the Judy end,she suffer from a lost not long ago and you not responding for 2 years would problably make her move on.
That's just depressing. I'd rather go with the Aldecaldos and be with Panam. At least then I'll live or die with people who care about me.
Damn when Mitch was like don’t call again I was like bro no 😭💔
I was gonna say he is wild to think now V is actually healthy and no longer dying they aren’t going to try track down the Aldecaldos and Panam to smooth things over
I think it’s bs. Lmao after everhthing v does for them?
@@reece42069 You are right, since Mitch doesn't know about V situation. The sad thing, Mitch makes assumption V can't find them and Mitch is right. In this ending, MErc V is gone. He is just another fave in the crowd, V can do fuck all aside from ether putting some of what little money he has left to have fixer look for Aldecados just to make sure Panam is okay.
@@nemofish3504 Yeah I think Mitch tried to do V a favour by telling him a half truth and there's another reason Panam can't come to the phone...
So V didn't even bother to call either Judy or Panam before surgery? Clever :D
You can only text. My V kept Panam in the loop. Only 2 issues:
1: You are lied about how long the procedure takes.
2: Nobody else gives her any further update, so she thinks you ditched her.
@@somederp8915Which is stupid as hell and seems to just be done so the writers can fit a trope. Absolutely no logic behind this ending whatsoever.
This ending is very good, i really think that sadness and frustration fit this universe. BUT the Panam part was a crap. They could justify it a lot better, if she had died when you was in the coma it would be a lot more realistic.
@@Felipe_Ribeir0 Panam is an emotional character. Wears her heart on her sleeve and acts without considering the consequences. Fiercely loyal until she isn't. Loved V and cared for them, but regardless of circumstance, she got hurt and let it inform how she handled future interactions. She isn't rational or logical, but she's ride or die as long as you're there for her when she needs you. V stopped being there, though through no fault of their own.
Panam acting on emotion is the crux of her conflict with Saul. Ghosting V is totally in character, especially when you consider that she even left her clan behind once. We know she listened to the voicemail, and that's why we hear from Mitch. She can't face V again, but knows its not their fault for how she's reacting. That's why Mitch says it's best for both of them if V doesn't call again.
well....because who knows that the doctor suddenly sedated V unexpected on the ship.
if that dint happened maybe V are able to text his friends before entering the surgery.
Welp. Looks like its gonna be the don’t fear the reaper ending for me. If I die, then that’s as far as my V was ever meant to go. Blaze o’ glory fellas.
Shit if that's how your friends treat you in that ending i might just give Johnny the body and become a super AI with ALT
@@ryanbaker5296 kinda based.
3:02 Johnny: Thought about how ya gonna spend your thirty pieces of silver?
In the Bible, that's the amount Judas got for betraying Jesus. In the end, Judas died with regrets.
I was wondering who was going to bring that up
Yeah, this ending comes at a very heavy price to pay.
I find this ending extremely stupid. V has no reason to be so vague with what was going on, especially with their partner. Could've just left their contacts with Reed or anybody else so they could help the romance options stay notified.
This ending feels like it was just made to be depressing because "Cyberpunk is depressing". It feels very hamfisted and artificial as opposed to all the others.
V was told the surgery would be over in days and that he would only be in rehab for a few weeks. Idk maybe he was vauge abt it so she wouldnt be worried.Paman will come around anyway. theres no way the love of her life appears after 2 years and she doesnt want to know anything.
@@eli1126 She doesn't. She's extremly unstable mentally and all her love turned to equally big hate. Mitch calls you during the credits to say you "Hey, don't call Paman, she doesn't want you any more."
Cd project red (cyberpunk devs) really forced "there is no happy endings in night city" to every ending its stupid but its better than your typical good openworld games ending
Realistically one would be very clear in their calls to people and may ask the people doing surgery on you to keep in touch with your family/friends about your condition/recovery
Aw hell, no. I was thinking of getting back into Cyberpunk but if it ends like this? This is more painful than that Edgerunners ending, c'mon!
Johnny is such an awesome character.
Not gonna lie, it makes absolutely no sense that panam is that livid with us not responding cause we were in a coma, she has to be dead or something right? She seems like the type of person to sacrifice herself for others especially if she felt like the person she cared for and made her feel cared for, has left her.
Now if after that voicemail she is actually genuinely upset that v didn’t contact her whilst being in a coma, maybe it’s good v isn’t around her anymore lol
I would rather guess that the person who wrote the script for the game has a brain lobotomy LOL:D
She killed herself bro
@@alexanderlaird6206 Yeah, I think it's implied that she killed herself over the grief. Remember, she is a very impulsive and emotional person.
V - Panam, I was in a coma for 2 years...
Panam - So you left me for a coma?!?
I think it's funny that the technology to do nearly anything exists, yet the wheelchair is straight out of 1974.
Don’t fix something that doesn’t need fixing
I get the open ended feeling of all the endings is to let the player fill in what they think can happen.
Sure, Panam and V could meet again, V is still young and has his whole life ahead of him. He could track them down, the Afterlife would definitely help him.
Or he could leave it all behind and become a fixer, go to Poland with Misty, leave Night City or work for Langley with Reed.
Who knows? I get the idea behind this ending is that V now has endless possibilities on what he/she could do.
Still prefer the Nomad ending. At least there, V and Panam ride off into the sunset together with the hope that maybe V can find a cure.
Same thoughts. V has connections in afterlife, in a white house, in arasaka, he can be anyone. Most of the Night City inhabitans don't have chrome anyway, cus it's too expensice, nevertheless, they're doing just fine.
Soo......? Nomad Ending still the canon ending in my head lol
No, V will not stop. V will ask Mitch if she understands he was in a COMA for two years, trying not to die so he could spend the rest of his life with her? That she's the one that gave him a reason to live? That to V, it's only been a few weeks since they last spoke? Aren't Aldecados family? They made him an Aldecado, is this how Aldecados treat family? And then V will hunt them down, maybe ask Reed for a little info, or maybe get Reed himself to talk to her (and if he agrees, she WILL listen to him, because he won't give her a choice).
Yes, this the fan service we want. This what our V would do... why did they force it this other way
@@camraid9 Because the devs have a way of forcing V to be quiet at important moments in the entire game to shoe horn what they want in.
Even though it's clear that V isn't really the sit quietly and say nothing type of person.
@karambiatos yeah... they made a mistake here. Still a 9/10 game though
@@karambiatos I think the real issue is that the only romances V could possibly hope to revive would be with Kerry or Panam. Judy is married and he wouldn't want to screw up her new life, and River has become corrupt, something V tried to avoid. So that leaves out the girl-girl romance and female V - male romance, and you just can't have that. Trying to rebuild with Kerry doesn't have the interesting game possibilities, because the real issue with Kerry is he's just too busy with his life. Panam is the one with the deep emotional issue that would require significant effort to approach and deal with, and there's just too many people who would scream about how the devs were anti-gay bigots if the only gameplay to recover romance was male player female love. And the real V that loved Panam wouldn't let her go, so it's either write a game with no romance possibilities at all, screwing Panam-V, or write a whole Panam-V story on top, pissing off the other possibilities. Only way out of it is to exclude all past romances and thereby screw V, or write whole new stories with V as an NPC fixer, which I could live with. I'd prefer a Panam redemption arc, with new characters as possible romances for the other three version, but that wouldn't work unless V was a player. Maybe as a fixer he could issue a mission to force contact with Panam/River, or kidnap Kerry, but Judy is in a good spot and V would never screw that up.
Yeah pretty sure Mitch was trying to be merciful telling V a half truth about why Panam can't come to the phone...
this is the first ending like this that i see where you part with Johnny in good terms, incredible
Panam is acting like a child. I understand that she must have been very worried when V was in a coma and that for 2 years she may have thought he was dead - and even gone through mourning. But she also knew that V was looking for a way to save his life, she knew that he might die - and in this ending she was being selfish. She has the right not to want contact with V anymore, but I think he deserves an explanation, not getting offended and not answering the phone. Especially when V explains that he was in a coma and literally had no way to contact her because of it, the first thing she should do is call him back.
Well, he was in an unplanned coma, how was he supposed to talk to her?
In this ending, Panam shows how immature she is, she can't even say goodbye to him properly and go her own way. She gets offended about something that V had no control over, and even when he explains everything to her, she doesn't even send the message. So, she sends Mitch to tell V about all this, really? It's so pathetic and sad that Panam is like this and even if she doesn't want to have contact with V anymore, she should care that he saved his life beacuse they were friends. But no, she will be offended and will not answer instead of being happy that V is alive. It's good that she have a new life without V, but her behavior is mean. No explanation, no goodbye, just beeing mean and act like a child.
She killed herself bro
I agree. Mitch was acting pretty awkward and out of character. I think he was trying to hint that she killed herself or died trying to find V. You wouldn’t get 55 missed calls from someone who doesn’t care about you.
I don't which is more emotional, "today's a good day" or "will we ever find it in our hearts to forgive each other?".
Also a lot of this could be fixed by V dropping the tough guy/gal persona and just said they're having surgery that could potentially kill them or just tell Reed and co to notify his friends if anything goes to shit
19:11
"Any use of a combat implant could kill you"
David Martinez: "I aint hear no bell"
This is REALLY dumb, in a game of choices is there not any other way? can you not have V tell her about the surgery?
ALSO, hearing he JUST WOKE UP FROM A COMA i feel like that should make her feel better at least? does that mean Panam just wasn't very loyal to begin with then? that she's just willing to give up when? i mean just seems like abit of a change of character for her yknow?
V probably didn't expecting to be in a coma for 2 years, and under that impression he most likely didn't want to worry her
Panam is also a nomad, which isn't a very easy life to live. I'm sure for a long while she was depressed and furious that V wasn't responding, but I don't think she could afford to give up while her family is still alive. so she moves on
Yeah I'm pretty sure Mitch was being merciful not telling V the whole truth and there's a reason Panam can't answer V's calls...
I wish there was an ending were you and Johnny became a new person and fuse together to stop the chip killing v
The issue is the chip OVERWRITES V, there is no MERGING possible.
@@23Raindto do that, they would have to take the chip out, slot it into a machine that can rewrite it's programming, then slot it back into v's skull, issue being, v dies the INSTANT it is removed
This was depressing af. Sacrifing Johnny and losing V's merc identity were already hard but I expected a somewhat happy ending with Panam. Even when he couldn't reach her via phone, I expected her to show up until the last minute. That was fucked up. Yeah he lives but I guess nomad ending is still the best by far.
Nah psshh V will become a no-chrome-choom a couple of pushups and jogs can still make him a badass again.
Compared to dudes that have blades coming out of their arms and enhanced targeting vision, and enhanced speed
Probably just reawaken his body's capabilities to take implants
@@ALV694i mean you can play the base game mostly natty and still body everyone so
@@ALV694 Well he can be a bartender at the Afterlife with stories lol
@@daviiidavo5100 looool plus Kerry can lend him some cash as well lol
CDPR really handing out depression as if it was fucking chocolate
I understand that not finding a cure at the end of the original game was a reason to have a kind of " part 2 " to the game with phantom liberty. But the developers said that phantom liverty was the end of this story with these characters. It's the last time we see them. So i kind of don't understand the aim of frustrating us with a bad ending for v, not giving him a happy ending with at least his friends or Panam. It would have been a great way to maybe have an glimpse of him like an appearance in a future game with a new character and he comes back or even him living his deserved best life away with the nomads.
New DLC Aldecaldos finding the Cure. Maybe have Lucy with Songbird. Oh well.
Sadly no this is the one and only dlc they are working on the second game now and V sadly will probably not be in it
@@ryanbaker5296v likely won’t be a main character but will definitely have some sort of appearance in it
Whatever happened in those two years I know one thing for damn sure…Pan mourned us HARD, probably more than anyone…It’s clear that after a certain while she really thought that we were gone…She openly admits how much she cares for V, also you don’t send 55 missed calls to someone that you don’t care about, throughout the game we fight together we sleep together and we watch the stars together, Someone like that doesn’t stop thinking about you…So I’m gonna assume that she honestly lost contact completely and I hope to god that we are reunited in the next game…Pan is one of the best made female characters in a game for a long time, if this is how it truly ended then it’s nothing short of a mistake, I’m sure the sequel will bring us back to Panam.
Damn didn't think the Nomads be that cold.....Yessh Panam
Damn, Johnny looks so sad in the AV. The way he just takes off his glasses and starts staring at the wall his hard. He knows he isn't dying, but he knows he lost a true friend in V. And the way he calls V by his name just confirms this, since V only lets those truly intimate to him call him by his real name. Each time i watch one of the videos about this new ending just confirms to me how this is not the ideal ending, it's just another one. It's bitter as shit since not V nor Johnny get to accomplish their final goals: V becoming the legend of Night City and Johnny getting revenge on Smasher.
@@23Raind with the life V has had and with everything he knows, he would never live a quiet life. He would most likely be hunted for the rest of his life. And media gives us plenty of examples of this, including John Wick and Michael from GTA.
And about us players not wanting V to become a legend and wanting to give him a quiet life, yes, we have plenty of choices in terms of ending, but is it all cohesive with the story being told? To me it doesn't work.
@@23Raind both wanted quiet lives but their past didn't allow for that to happen. I'm using their example to say that a quiet life isn't possible for V, and it's even worst if you consider that Night City doesn't allow a quiet life.
@23arceus to still die anyway. V is permanently alive in this one and he can't even defend himself from a couple of common thugs, imagine what would happen if NetWatch, Militech and Arasaka would do to a defenceless V, who, I reiterate, has some insanely valuable knowledge. V would never be safe, unless he takes the FIA job.
This is why I love the reaper ending with V returning to his body. He loses Johnny, but still has plenty of motivation to keep fighting.
In a bit different ending, Jhony asks if they can forgive each other. Ofc they can. At least on my save.
@@23Raindif your legs and arms are chrome, he can't. I mean, once you have gorilla arms installed, elbow down, your machine, I imagine they have to be tuned down, she he doesn't fry himself
This ending make me think He should be going with Misty instead staying in Night City lol
Johnny addressing V by his full name really hit me like a ton of bricks first PL playthrough
What? "Hey Panam, I know I was gone for 2 years, but now we have the rest of our lives together!" I wont die before I'm 40! Panam: "f off"
Well that’s a oddly depressing ending.
The visuals in the expansion are so beautiful
This makes no fucking sense.... You should be able to call her or the aldecaldos, explain the situation and tell them you wont be around for a little bit because of surgery so wait around and hed call them back when he is done.. its simple, or let panam be there and when he wakes up shes the first person he sees
This is the "Quiet life" living on borrowed time if your "blaze of glory"
This ending hits a lot harder. When V and Johnny aren't at each other's throats the whole time.
As for Panam, she's either dead and Mitch was trying to spare V feelings. Or he scooped Panam up on the rebound and doesn't want to risk losing her. By leting her know/find out that V is alive and didnt ghost her.
I don’t think Mitch scooped up Panama. If we ignore the fact that the relationship between the two of them is like a father daughter. I feel like if Saul found out panam and Mitch were screwing, he’d hang Mitch by his own intestines. Just my opinion tho
The save Song ending reminded me of "Tears in the rain" ending in Bladerunner. With the heavy rain and deep melancholy dialogue.
Mitch really said “ yeah sorry she mine now stay away”
Fuck, this hard to hear as a player imagine as V. Losing panam in what felt like a blip but was long grieving process to her.
Shit the best ending would be a lone storm of mikoshi with jhonny and leaving with the nomads right after
What a terrible ending. With all due respect, great V survived but I can’t get over not being able to be with your companions in the end :( I wish it would’ve been different, like wake up from the coma but they knew you were in it so they knew you didn’t die or straight up leave them. I am just gonna go with leaving with the nomads and let V die because this ending is an absolute no from me T-T
Welcome to night city choom. No happy endings here
The whole point of cyberpunk is no happy endings
who says V dies in Nomad path, if you pay attention to all the dialogues from the characters there's a good chance that one of Panam known contacts can heal you after all when seeing your fortune, it says that you'll live
So, to be clear: Mitch checked Panam phone, founded V call and just blocked us to even talk to her? He is what, her new boyfriend?!
Is that true???
He probably found her listening to it and ended up hearing her yell everything in the book at V. And called V to let him know that its best if he doesn't call because Panam went crazy.
More like concerned older brother
V got Ntrd
Its just ridiculous. It would be cool if Panam had died for some reason while you were in the coma. It would be sad, but it at least would make any sense.
Been there Panam, been there. Although I doubt the people I was counting on were all in comas, just assholes who didn’t have the balls to say they didn’t want me.
Honesty fuck reed’s side, dude chose to stick with the people who tried to kill him and a faction that committed war crimes against the entire world. Songbird just wanted to be free
I was actually angry few days ago when I finished the story with this ending, even after the initial shock I feel like it's unrealistic, I get it, Cyberpunk is a game with no happy endings, but you told her that you're going away for an operation, operations have risks, me personally, if I was Panam would presume V was dead, and would be relieved when I'd hear from him, and being in a coma for 2 years should be a valid reason for not picking up the phone, and I'd be just happy that my loved one is alive after all, I understand that they're not together anymore, but to not even talk with them is just not realistic,
imo, they should have done something different why can't be in touch, 2 years is a long time and the cyberpunk world is dangerous, I'd think it would have been even sadder, but more importantly more realistic if Panam died in a warren shiv attack or something.
And it what reality does NUSA not tell people your in a coma... There aint no benefit they do the surgery and put you in a post opp hospital.
now way the nomads are that fickle not after everything they did together.
The better tragic heart breaking story would have been they got into some trouble and a bad fight broke because of the shenanigans your raised and it kills the family.
You travel back to night city where a nomad recognizes you and drives you to their graves.
That would have stung more
@@peekabbu83 this
Honestly, seeing this made me wish there was a procedure where they could just stabilize V and stop the relic's invasion of his mind so that Johnny and V could continue to be bros forevermore.
I'm miffed...
Panam, the girl that was willing to drop anything and everything to help V, the girl that waited for your call for help, the girl that is attached to V doesn't want to talk or even listen to him. I get that she's hurt but it just doesn't go with her character.
None of the characters in the new endings match, I get that they're hurt, but V went to hell and back helping them while he himself was dying... good story but I dislike the endings.
Cyberpunk devs really really doesnt like good endings
The best ending you can get is the star and that ending you still die but as a NC legends
There is no happy ending in the night city after all
You gotta remember that Panam only knew V for like, 2 weeks top. After two years, everyone is realistically going to move on…especially after V just straight up disappears on them (not entirely his fault of course).
@@AveChristusRex789 yea but those 2 weeks v help them out alot even changing their lives
pretty sure she committed suicide bro
Johnny's Judas reference was cold
You know it’s kind of funny that there’s literally a dialogue where you tell Panam that your going to go get the surgery done
Having a bestfriend duo with Johnny made it hard to see him not mad about V's decision.. Infact he felt at ease knowing he helped someone along for once in his life.
The "G'night Vincent.. Today was a good day." Hurt.. That'll be the last time V or anyone for that matter would've saw Johnny Silverhand.