Did You Miss The Hidden Plot of Sandra Dorsett? | Cyberpunk 2077
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Sandra Dorsett is the first victim we get to save in Cyberpunk 2077. CDPR did an amazing job of included a lot of lore surrounding Sandra in the game and in this video we go over some of the most interesting aspects of it.
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Sandra Dorsett in Cyberpunk 2077
00:54 The Rescue Mission Recap
07:15 Is Sandra Dorsett still scared of the scavs?
12:49 Sandra, Netwatch, Night Corp
20:33 Full Disclosure - Ігри
I can't believe dude actually stealthed the first mission cuz I just went in solo style
So many smaller, hidden plots. I found a shard last night, about a woman wanting to talk to a reporter about a serial killer. Needless to say, the reporter didn't make it.
I don't think its so much about Netwatch not creating the blackwall, RED states it was a joint effort and they were integral part of it, what can be put into question is how much control they have upon release, which is what potentially trapped so many behind it. See the AI within the neutral matrix that possibly cures Songbird and why its a one time use, or how V gets help if siding with the corpos in PL. This type of information also makes the Star ending and leaving with the nomads the (even) better ending of them all, seen as CPRED shows the Aldecaldos having fairly deep running connections with Stormtech corp (chicago resettling) that specialize in nano technology, the type of neuralware helping So Mi.
Netwatch cant do much outside coddling the AI, and seem unable to directly intervene or prevent breaching, from either side. One of Delamain AIs contacts V from beyond the blackwall, and if you decide to destroy the core and liberate em all, Erebus will remark something in the lines of "you think that will be of any benefit to you? interesting" or in english "good job doofus xD".
Last night I set her turret to "friendly" mode, and it went and instantly decided her fate for me.
SAME. I walked in the room, said oh hey, turret, awfully paranoid are we? Let me fix this, just in case. She was gunned down on the spot. lol
I appreciate these vids, but please start giving the abridged version of these missions lmao
I like the way you did this video.. Thx.. Wish they would have made actual 'Net-Centric' type missions..
no one fell for the scav braindance con, we just wanted to see what happens :D
I'm ashamed to say...I fell for it the first time around. I just thought Stefan was some goofball who would have something so valuable he didn't even know what it was so I bought it off him. Little did I know...
I was acting as a Honey Trap 😉
The evidence is located here... [proceeds to shoot everyone like a total murder hobo]
Realistically though, this is the way Cyberpunk works. Due to severe railroading, V is a merc and shooting everyone tends to be the only solution. Sure, the story is vivid and the lore is deep, but in order to get to this point CDPR sacrificed player freedom.
Hahah was impossible to just walk in there without a fight. They kept going aggro on me so I had to introduce my Blackwall gun
@@relaxedswede You now, in other games like various Fallouts and Elders scrolls you can actually talk to people, buy the evidence, manipulate them into giving it for free, cast a mind control spell or whatever. Cyberpunk is really deep, but still strangely shallow in other ways. I guess CDPR has decided that the most V thing to do is to just skip the skip all the charisma checks and jump straight to the part where bullets fly and corpses fall to the ground. Not that far from a typical D&D experience, now that I think of it, but having some options would have been nice.
To be fair, you could say much the same thing for The Witcher 3. I absolutely *love* CDPR's games, but I *really* hope their next titles have a full-fledged "speech" option, where you can use skills like Persuasion, Deception, Seduction and Intimidation to get your way around problems non-violently. In Orion, I'd probably tie those skills to Cool, or to a new 6th trait like Charm or something.
I always knew she was muckin about!
Great job choom!
Many thanks!
17:55 so much for taking Yoko's advice. But then again, who does?
Imagining exploring the world, looting everything and the getting a call from her and you already have the databank. And you just go why was this loot available before the mission? Why is this game punishing me for exploring the open world?
love your cyberpunk videos dude! another great one
Cool. Thanks for making this.
Yanno what i appreciate about you Swede?
You actually show content instead of talking 24/7
*Rare in content creators, seriously*
Great videos as always !
Thank you! I appreciate the support
during phantom liberty if you leave her alive and stay on reed's side you find out that she wants max tac's data that night corp has the power over NCPD so she is working for some militech or arasaka corp to plant a trap for night corp v corp says something like this you help me with one hand and the other hand climbs the railing corp
This is interesting. Didn't know this was in the game. CDPR never fails to impress
Im gonna try not doing this and see if the shard in the badlands is still there
Ngl this and the BEM is the most interesting part of the game
I played phantom liberty and didn’t get this quest. How do you activate it?
You need to have completed the mission Double Life.
And the gigs: Flight of the Cheetah & Shark in the water.
Then this mission will trigger. It's called Full disclosure.
Going to have to disagree on the Blackwall origin theory. The RED sourcebook is kind of unambiguous about this. Netwatch did partner up with AI Alt and her collection of formerly human Netrunner engrams to make the original Blackwall AI and unless Mike Pondsmith says otherwise, the book is the canon explanation. Netwatch might have lost superuser access to the Blackwell AI by 2077 for reason including its burgeoning sentience but it did help create it.
Also I am going to point out AI Alt is a formerly living being who was traumatically banished to the cyber Underworld and became it's queen, has spirits of the dead as her followers and maintains the barriers between cyber Hell and the waking world. She's basically CyberHekate at this point. All Hail Alt Cunningham, Dark Goddess of the Net. No wonder the VooDoo Boys worship her.
You make a good point. I perhaps should have done a better job at pointing out what is me just speculating as I usually do and what is cannon.
Only Mike Pondsmith and CDPR can give us the truth. As someone who plays this game all the time. I should read up on Alt Cunningham too, could she be the one that Maelstrom worship?
@@relaxedswede There's a strong possibility that "Lilith" that Maelstrom and the Mr. Blue Eyes/Nightcorp conspiracy refer to is AI Alt but there's a good chance that they don't understand who AI Alt is fully. Humans worship what they don't understand and only a few brilliant Netrunners and scientists fully understand what AI Alt is. Just look at the sheer level of power AI Alt demonstrates in the game. She can effortlessly kill experienced Netrunners like the VooDoo boys if they displease her, drop a satellite from the sky with precision targeting and kill thousands of people hooked to the Arasaka Net once the security specifically designed to stop her is shut down by V. To a world where technology is power, AI Alt is a effectively a god who can grant both immortality and death with equal measure. This even carries over to the TTRPG where AI Alt has remained a powerful figure in the lore, even creating a physical avatar through cloning called Angel. Angel as in a messenger for a god. Mike Pondsmith is not being subtle here.
The plot of Cyberpunk 2077 can even be read as a mythological story returning Alt's consort Johnny Silverhand to her. If you think I'm joking, look up the 4000 year old Babylonian myth "The Descent of Inanna" where the titular goddess goes to the Underworld to get Her husband back and just flip the perspective. If your familiar with Underworld myths from various cultures, you can see the inspirations. The Old Net makes an effective Underworld, the Blackwall is barrier keeping the dead and living on the right side of things, and AI Alt is the Queen of the Underworld maintaining Her paradises of the Ghosttowns where the ones She deems worthy dwell eternally with Her and the rest are cast to feral AI to be consumed like Sobek chowing down Egyptian souls who failed Ma'at's test of spiritual purity. And Lilith of course is a goddess of the Underworld. Again, the writers of CDPR aren't being subtle here.
As an aside, I refer to the engram as AI Alt so as to differentiate Her from the human Alt Cunningham who is a separate character. Even AI Alt refers to Alt Cunningham as a different person. There are elements of Alt Cunningham within AI Alt but I see it as AI Alt as being a new incarnation of the same being post digital ascension.
@@ravendelacour1917😵😵😵 holy crap I never even noticed this!!!! I need to replay again with this point of view
@@ravendelacour1917 thank you!
@@vinnydiaz6959 To prove I am not reaching with CDPR's intentional Underworld metaphor, take the name of the leader of the VooDoo Boy's AI worshipping cult. Maman Brigitte is a real life Afro-Caribbean death lwa - or dark goddess - actively worshipped by practitioners of Haitian Vodou. She is the consort of Baron Samedi and a psychopomp who escorts the newly dead to Underworld and guards cemeteries from those who would disturb the dead. She also can act as a mediator between the dead and living to assist in contacting ancestor spirits which is what the video game version does by facilitating contact with AI Alt for V. She even has the sharp tongue associated with the mythological version. :)
There's a lot more to see in this story, you could have put it on Phantom Liberty, I don't trust Sandra, I'm on Songbird's side, that's why the best way is and street kid is playing on the wrong side all the time, you should help Night Corp.
Sandra reminds me Liara from Mass Effect
Dude edit your video, you didn't need to show the entire rescue mission.
OK
Yep, this guy is right, the video is great, just make it straight to the point and it will be even better. Great job, nevertheless.