fuck that you won't live as a digital hologram 😆 even if they could transfer consciousness, the original would be dead, it would just be a copy at best. and even if it was "You", your consciousness perfectly moved to a digital form, like Hellman said, you have no rights, enslaved to Arasaka
Even so I'd consisider that option if i was in that same situation. I'd want to live, even if I have to sacrifice a large chunk of myself, even if it traps me, it's still existence, but I would worry about being trapped in a digital hell, or copied s.t. one of my copies is trapped in a digital hell. That shit is deeply existentially terrifying, at least in the flesh form an eventual end to suffering is guaranteed. I like this ending choice, it's a tough one
@@glooberd Oh, you'll regret it. Lose a friend and you'll always regret it... ...member Jackie's last words? About the chip? "Hold onto it, V. For me."... ...guess not everybody gets their last wish.
The way the song hangs after the last 'But a thing of beauty...' really hammers home how empty and unfulfilling this ending is. Even more potent that the next line was supposed to follow is 'Will never fade away'; it's like the song saying 'You did. You did fade away.'
i disagree this ending is not unfulfilling but the most selfish one in order to not die you give up on everyone, also the only one who can make a sequel of V out of cyberpunk since any other ending is just V dying with someone or somewhere, atleast in this ending you die to survive you die for yourself and not someone else.. selfish indeed but my fav
@@RiddletoldIt’s not selfish if most characters close to V actually come out alive in the end. Plus, this was V’s goal along, and the DLC will be building of this.
It's so weird yet so powerful In some way, you did betray your friends, your principles... you come out alive, yes. Most of the others do, too ; you didn't risk Rogue or the Aldecaldos' lives... but Arasaka still stands, strong as always. You lost Silverhand along the way, and come to realise how he mattered to V, just as he disappeared. All V wanted was to stay alive, and they didn't even managed to get that completely right, as they're still on a timer. (that is, if you chose to go back to earth as I did)
- You are a good man. Takemura. But there is one thing you'll never understand - And what is that? - Freedom ("A thing of beauty will never fade away") Then v saw Earth and then i cried
I don't believe this is what you define as a "good ending" as you leave the fate of your soul to the people that you conspired against Also betraying all of your friends trust and the honor that you had gained through of NC This ending is supposed to make you feel empty, heartless and speechless A good ending is supposed to give you the satisfaction.
@@ironduke1377 All people choose their endings, the good part is being able to choose it, doesn't mean you can make the right decisions in who you trust though.
@@ironduke1377 There is no satisfying ending, only ones that cause differing amounts of suffering. The one that causes least suffering for others is completing the secret ending and choosing Temperance. And, ironically, this one, due to the Militech vs Arasaka war that is implied to brew under the leadership of Yorinobu in all the other endings.
@@zanec14 When you do the Heist you can get Saburo's Journal, and there is a plan to nuke down Night city and some other schemes, so I will take this as one of the worst possible endings, to V, to Johnny, and to all the people of Night City
I regretted not knowing that you could save Takemura on my first playthrough, but in the end I'm really glad that I ended the story on this exchange with Hellman. I think it better captures the feeling of how V so desperately did whatever they had to do in order to survive, but in the end they realized that even in the face of imminent death there were some lines not worth crossing.
I consider this the worst ending for Cyberpunk (typical CDPR as it's the default ending). Either Arasaka wastes your valuable time alive OR you become a prisoner in the well of souls known as Mikoshi. Arasaka (through Takemura) promises to resurrect you in a new body but they've already perfected the engram technology through your case with Johnny. The corps used you and now discard you like trash as Takemura's word is worth sh** due to his promise to fix you through Arasaka. The best ending where V is truly free is the Nomad Ending.
@@wqqeqweqweweqweqw2791 I think he means "default" as it's one of the two endings you don't need to complete any side questlines for, with the other one not even being a "full" ending
@@thestarlord7673 You at least get a chance to get a new body,and with Hanako as a friend it is most likely that they'll keep their promise.If they would've discarded V,why even bother with operations,rehab and mikoshi then? Anyway,in any other endings,there's certain death in 6 month,so some chance to live is better than none
The only thing scarier than death, is perpetual life in a body and place nothing like your own, many years into the future, with everyone you knew or cared about long since dead. (Secure Your Soul ending)
I feel like Arasaka could definitely use V since the guy bested Sandayu Oda and fucking Adam Smasher, as well as dozens (if not hundreds) of Arasaka soldiers, all on his own. They'd have nothing to gain from betraying his trust but they'd have a very powerful ally to gain from giving him a new body. Hell, if you refuse their offer Hanako calls you in the credits and outright says they could use V's talents while he's still alive. And if you saved Goro, he will absolutely vouch for you, and Takemura's opinion absolutely means something considering he's the one who set everything in motion regarding Hanako and Saburo retaking control of Arasaka. And he was Saburo's personal guard. I like to think V would be named Head of Security in Arasaka since Smasher is dead. Selling your soul to Arasaka definitely nets you the highest chance of survival, but then again it depends on what you value most : survival or freedom.
True, but keep in mind, if you don't save Takemura, Hellman tells you that you mean nothing to Saburo, so he could probably care less about V, and there is nothing V could do if they keep him there. It's not like Hanako would do anything. As we could see during the first half of this end questline, she would do anything Saburo says. She like a dog is with their owner. She just wants to please her father, even to the point of helping him kill her brother to give him a new body. Plus, the contract V signed said Arasaka can modify V however they want. He's practically selling his soul to his greatest enemy. This in my opinion is too great a price to pay. I chose to enjoy V's last months the first time I did this ending. In my initial playthrough I chose the Nomad ending, and there is also a chance V lives there. I feel like the DEVs didn't put emphasis on Panam's contacts that could help V for nothing. These are just my thoughts on the whole situation though. We all have rights to our own opinions in the end.
@@caad5258 I agree! It's V betraying everything about himself and everyone he knows. It is a great ending to try as long as it's not your firsr one though hahaha.
The part where V rips the necklace off hopefully that meant that V is not gonna give up and the story continues off on dlc expansions looking for a cure for his/her condition
That scene is meant to be an illustration of the Overview effect. It is said that when astronauts finally viewed Earth from space, they realized just how insignificant everything is. V when he looks at Earth from the space station, he realizes how meaningless his struggle was and rips off his necklace in anger.
Hajime, lemme ask you somethin'. What would you say to a person who walked right into their greatest foe's jail to save their life? Hm. I would say, "All right. But do not forget the way home." ->] [Surrender to Arasaka]
whoever got this ending: Johnny hates you, misty hates you, panam hates you, juddy will hate you if she knew, rogue will hate you and everyone at the afterlife, and most of all jackie will. tough ending.
Very true. The fact that Jackie would hate you hits the hardest. You sold your soul to Arasaka and betrayed what you and your friends believed in JUST so you could get rid of the chip and live.
!Spoiler discussion! - - I refused to sign the contract in this ending. I really liked this ending as it is my first ending. Funny how I ended up with this ending 'cause I couldn't stand Johnny and wanted nothing more than to one up him and get rid of him most of all... to save V. If only the game could've allowed me to get rid of that parasite on my terms and avenge Jackie without having to upset Takemura. Note: you can save Takemura and you'll be able to meet him in The Devil ending. Man I'll tell you one thing, Takemura was kinda heartbroken when V rejected that contract. He really wanted to see V again.
I chose to sign in the end because Takemura and Arasaka felt like the only things V knew they had left at this point. No one else liked the company and those in it, and you've pretty much laid your chips with them. You've come all this way, you got rid of Johnny, you were being given a chance to live on...just, not the way you wanted. But at this point this was all or nothing. But it felt bitter. Sad and bitter. It was as the music kicks in, the guitar plays I see Johnny in the darkness, playing as your character becomes exactly what he was in the end.
I signed for one reason: I worked the entire game to not die, and I sure as hell wasn’t gonna give up at the end. And to hell with Johnny. Looking back, my V messed up every opportunity she had until the only options were Silverman or Arasaka; and as much as I hate Corps if I didn’t go takemura died for nothing
You kinda are at Arasaka's mercy after the engram. But I'll be honest, Arasaka seemed to keep true to their word throughout the ending. They tried their best to save you, and when they had no other alternative, they gave you the v expensive engram option, free of charge.
@@orionbekesi yes that's why i chose this ending as a natural instinct people who say this is worst ending and risked their friends lives were either not as immersed as me or didnt give a fuck bout these characters. this ending did haunt me though until i saw what happens with rouge in the other ending. then i said fuck jhonny for getting rouge killed, it was traumatic. this was really good directed ending though.
I think my ending was good too. I got the ending where I left Night City with the Aldecaldos and the person V loves to start a new beginning. (I brought Judy with me)
@@nextanvil3346 i got the same ending as you it was so impactful, initially i was sad but after exploring other options i was glad i choose it, aand risking panam or rouge wasnt worth it.
I'd trust Arasaka with storing my psyche loads more than I trust Alt, because: 1). While corps show general disregard for human life, Alt shows it worse when you inject her into the servers and thus killing everyone on your level in the tower, both soldiers and unarmed workers, even the ones you defeated non-lethally already, to where even V was horrified from the senseless killing. 2). Alt never explains what her "greater good" intention is with the "prison of souls" and absorbing them, but just says it's "beyond your understanding". 3). Arasaka completed their end of the bargain for you, and by putting Saburo in Yorinobu's body, the corp mostly stabilizes again (probably not good but you've helped their return to SOME level of honorability). And in V's six months left, who knows if they'll wage war with Arasaka again for Johnny.
Arasaka doesn’t follow up on their deal though, the deal was to save V’s life. In Arasaka’s ending, V gets absolutely cheated and Arasaka gets everything. They can’t save V, despite promising they could. They make you sign their contract, which you don’t even get to read, or force you to resign to death if you don’t sign. Your life body and soul then, quite literally, belong to them to do whatever they want to with it. Both Hellman and Goro tell you themselves that the Arasaka’s do not care about you whatsoever anymore, as they are functionally immortal and are basically cyber-gods. Yes, there’s a *chance* they’ll keep their word and restore your life but its hardly a better chance then going with Alt, given your odds of finding another way are about the same as Arasaka keeping a deal in good faith, with no strings attached. At least with the Alt endings V can continue to live the life they’ve built with their friends, companions, success, etc,
but that’s not to say I wouldn’t love to see an Arasaka ending expansion where they do cure V, revive you with a ton of beefy new upgrades and make you do their bidding in a new world dominated by arasaka since they’d be insanely powerful after their ending
@@TheJuggerClutch No the deal was that they would remove the chip from V's head in exchange for V testifying against Yorinobu. And thats exactly what happened, they surgically removed the chip from your head.
@Jaka Celhar Exactly, Johnny says it in the end. You have essentially betrayed yourself to the corporations (you sold yourself out). In doing so, you have become a prisoner of your own making both physically and mentally (this is demonstrated in V basically going insane due to repetition and isolation). I immediately thought of Thanos' dialogue with child Gamora at the end of Infinity War (I'm paraphrasing a bit): Gamora: "Did you accomplish what you wanted?" Thanos: "Yes..." Gamora: "What did it cost?" Thanos: "Everything."
"I wanna live."
"As do most."
fuck that
you won't live as a digital hologram 😆 even if they could transfer consciousness, the original would be dead, it would just be a copy at best. and even if it was "You", your consciousness perfectly moved to a digital form, like Hellman said, you have no rights, enslaved to Arasaka
You're the first one who's seen the problem I see with it.
@@vulthurmir2478 me?
Even so I'd consisider that option if i was in that same situation. I'd want to live, even if I have to sacrifice a large chunk of myself, even if it traps me, it's still existence, but I would worry about being trapped in a digital hell, or copied s.t. one of my copies is trapped in a digital hell. That shit is deeply existentially terrifying, at least in the flesh form an eventual end to suffering is guaranteed. I like this ending choice, it's a tough one
Remember what Dex asked you; "Quiet life, or blaze of glory"?
It's a shame you chose wrong.
Damn shame...
😠
If you insult johnny he'll talk about Jackie how we failed Jackie. A punch to the gut...
@@glooberd Oh, you'll regret it. Lose a friend and you'll always regret it...
...member Jackie's last words? About the chip? "Hold onto it, V. For me."...
...guess not everybody gets their last wish.
Dex did not survive.
With the dlc i now udnerstand what johnny meant.
he meant that we chose neither.
The way the song hangs after the last 'But a thing of beauty...' really hammers home how empty and unfulfilling this ending is. Even more potent that the next line was supposed to follow is 'Will never fade away'; it's like the song saying 'You did. You did fade away.'
i disagree this ending is not unfulfilling but the most selfish one in order to not die you give up on everyone, also the only one who can make a sequel of V out of cyberpunk since any other ending is just V dying with someone or somewhere, atleast in this ending you die to survive you die for yourself and not someone else.. selfish indeed but my fav
@@RiddletoldIt’s not selfish if most characters close to V actually come out alive in the end. Plus, this was V’s goal along, and the DLC will be building of this.
It's so weird yet so powerful
In some way, you did betray your friends, your principles... you come out alive, yes. Most of the others do, too ; you didn't risk Rogue or the Aldecaldos' lives... but Arasaka still stands, strong as always. You lost Silverhand along the way, and come to realise how he mattered to V, just as he disappeared. All V wanted was to stay alive, and they didn't even managed to get that completely right, as they're still on a timer. (that is, if you chose to go back to earth as I did)
@@kubamax9kubowski176dlc just gonna add new ending
1:17 Let’s be honest, we all came for this part. The BEST part
nope
@Catzilla I yes.
With the right headphones and bass, the beginning is quite ear pleaser.
i came for 0:37
My life would be a little bit better if there was an entire singed song like that part :(
Visit me in Kagawa. I will show you what is real food.
- You are a good man. Takemura. But there is one thing you'll never understand
- And what is that?
- Freedom
("A thing of beauty will never fade away")
Then v saw Earth and then i cried
That was the first ending I've got
@@Cancera_ surrender was my first.
well there is a slight difference in the music played at both endings.
Takemura survives? For me he died and anders hellman told me to sign
@@1807Ultra It's an unmarked objective, but you can go back and save him before escaping the building.
That feeling when even the SADDEST endings in this game are GOOD ENDINGS.
I don't believe this is what you define as a "good ending" as you leave the fate of your soul to the people that you conspired against
Also betraying all of your friends trust and the honor that you had gained through of NC
This ending is supposed to make you feel empty, heartless and speechless
A good ending is supposed to give you the satisfaction.
@@ironduke1377 All people choose their endings, the good part is being able to choose it, doesn't mean you can make the right decisions in who you trust though.
@@ironduke1377 There is no satisfying ending, only ones that cause differing amounts of suffering.
The one that causes least suffering for others is completing the secret ending and choosing Temperance.
And, ironically, this one, due to the Militech vs Arasaka war that is implied to brew under the leadership of Yorinobu in all the other endings.
@@zanec14 When you do the Heist you can get Saburo's Journal, and there is a plan to nuke down Night city and some other schemes, so I will take this as one of the worst possible endings, to V, to Johnny, and to all the people of Night City
@@ironduke1377 NOPE, because i rejected that fuckin contract, will never sign it
1:18 this part where olga’s version mixes with the samurai version is so good 😭
“Thank you Hellman”
“For what?”
“At first, death was inevitable, you couldn’t control it. Instead, you let me choose it.”
I regretted not knowing that you could save Takemura on my first playthrough, but in the end I'm really glad that I ended the story on this exchange with Hellman. I think it better captures the feeling of how V so desperately did whatever they had to do in order to survive, but in the end they realized that even in the face of imminent death there were some lines not worth crossing.
This ending left me feeling empty😭 time to restart
It made me feel like I had lost a part of myself 😭
I consider this the worst ending for Cyberpunk (typical CDPR as it's the default ending). Either Arasaka wastes your valuable time alive OR you become a prisoner in the well of souls known as Mikoshi. Arasaka (through Takemura) promises to resurrect you in a new body but they've already perfected the engram technology through your case with Johnny. The corps used you and now discard you like trash as Takemura's word is worth sh** due to his promise to fix you through Arasaka.
The best ending where V is truly free is the Nomad Ending.
@@thestarlord7673 what makes you think it's the "default" ending?
@@wqqeqweqweweqweqw2791 I think he means "default" as it's one of the two endings you don't need to complete any side questlines for, with the other one not even being a "full" ending
@@thestarlord7673 You at least get a chance to get a new body,and with Hanako as a friend it is most likely that they'll keep their promise.If they would've discarded V,why even bother with operations,rehab and mikoshi then?
Anyway,in any other endings,there's certain death in 6 month,so some chance to live is better than none
I really love how both Never Fade Away mixed together. It's like FemV and Johnny mourning each other.
I guess mV doesn’t exist.
@@wolvAUS correct
@@wolvAUS they prob said it because the singing is a girl.
@@torik02And male V sucks emotionally
@@wolvAUSit was stated that Male V is the cannon V
Man this game scares me the way SOMA does. I hate the feeling of existential dread and fear that comes with thinking about my future death.
The only thing scarier than death, is perpetual life in a body and place nothing like your own, many years into the future, with everyone you knew or cared about long since dead. (Secure Your Soul ending)
I feel like Arasaka could definitely use V since the guy bested Sandayu Oda and fucking Adam Smasher, as well as dozens (if not hundreds) of Arasaka soldiers, all on his own. They'd have nothing to gain from betraying his trust but they'd have a very powerful ally to gain from giving him a new body. Hell, if you refuse their offer Hanako calls you in the credits and outright says they could use V's talents while he's still alive.
And if you saved Goro, he will absolutely vouch for you, and Takemura's opinion absolutely means something considering he's the one who set everything in motion regarding Hanako and Saburo retaking control of Arasaka. And he was Saburo's personal guard.
I like to think V would be named Head of Security in Arasaka since Smasher is dead.
Selling your soul to Arasaka definitely nets you the highest chance of survival, but then again it depends on what you value most : survival or freedom.
Well put. It’s like what Dex asked in the beginning of the game. “Quiet life, or blaze of glory?”
it could be that they want to keep studying you as you die from the Relic's complications in order to make an improved version of it
True, but keep in mind, if you don't save Takemura, Hellman tells you that you mean nothing to Saburo, so he could probably care less about V, and there is nothing V could do if they keep him there. It's not like Hanako would do anything. As we could see during the first half of this end questline, she would do anything Saburo says. She like a dog is with their owner. She just wants to please her father, even to the point of helping him kill her brother to give him a new body. Plus, the contract V signed said Arasaka can modify V however they want. He's practically selling his soul to his greatest enemy. This in my opinion is too great a price to pay. I chose to enjoy V's last months the first time I did this ending. In my initial playthrough I chose the Nomad ending, and there is also a chance V lives there. I feel like the DEVs didn't put emphasis on Panam's contacts that could help V for nothing. These are just my thoughts on the whole situation though. We all have rights to our own opinions in the end.
@@caad5258 I agree! It's V betraying everything about himself and everyone he knows. It is a great ending to try as long as it's not your firsr one though hahaha.
Damn, RUINER and CYBERPUNK fun, never though il find someone like me in this case
this song is so powerful and full of despair
The part where V rips the necklace off hopefully that meant that V is not gonna give up and the story continues off on dlc expansions looking for a cure for his/her condition
😉
That scene is meant to be an illustration of the Overview effect. It is said that when astronauts finally viewed Earth from space, they realized just how insignificant everything is. V when he looks at Earth from the space station, he realizes how meaningless his struggle was and rips off his necklace in anger.
Hajime, lemme ask you somethin'. What would you say to a person who walked right into their greatest foe's jail to save their life?
Hm. I would say, "All right. But do not forget the way home."
->] [Surrender to Arasaka]
whoever got this ending: Johnny hates you, misty hates you, panam hates you, juddy will hate you if she knew, rogue will hate you and everyone at the afterlife, and most of all jackie will.
tough ending.
doesnt matter. everybody wants to live. this ending is reckless but you got a chance not to die.
Very true. The fact that Jackie would hate you hits the hardest. You sold your soul to Arasaka and betrayed what you and your friends believed in JUST so you could get rid of the chip and live.
I did it for the achievement but the cost was personal suffering of hating myself.
@@rishavroy3756 i signed.
@@ts6603 yes and i kinda liked subaro arasaka.
found it, wished they made the ending of the song abit longer or have its own song
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Nothing is beautiful because it lasts.
I really wish this was a full on duet
Despite this game not living up to its expectations it still gave a feeling that resonated with me.
Sigh and let the tear drop.
!Spoiler discussion!
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I refused to sign the contract in this ending. I really liked this ending as it is my first ending. Funny how I ended up with this ending 'cause I couldn't stand Johnny and wanted nothing more than to one up him and get rid of him most of all... to save V. If only the game could've allowed me to get rid of that parasite on my terms and avenge Jackie without having to upset Takemura.
Note: you can save Takemura and you'll be able to meet him in The Devil ending.
Man I'll tell you one thing, Takemura was kinda heartbroken when V rejected that contract. He really wanted to see V again.
Yeah, that was sad
I chose to sign in the end because Takemura and Arasaka felt like the only things V knew they had left at this point. No one else liked the company and those in it, and you've pretty much laid your chips with them. You've come all this way, you got rid of Johnny, you were being given a chance to live on...just, not the way you wanted. But at this point this was all or nothing.
But it felt bitter. Sad and bitter. It was as the music kicks in, the guitar plays I see Johnny in the darkness, playing as your character becomes exactly what he was in the end.
@@richardwily2045 mee too, i trusted subaro arasaka, takemura was dead though.
I signed for one reason: I worked the entire game to not die, and I sure as hell wasn’t gonna give up at the end. And to hell with Johnny. Looking back, my V messed up every opportunity she had until the only options were Silverman or Arasaka; and as much as I hate Corps if I didn’t go takemura died for nothing
takemura seems like a cool guy until you think about it
jesus fuck man, goosebumps every single time, the ending is like hearing both Valerie and Vincent singing the song, god i love it so much
Ahh, not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. V transcends to immortality. A deal with the devil for sure.
You kinda are at Arasaka's mercy after the engram. But I'll be honest, Arasaka seemed to keep true to their word throughout the ending. They tried their best to save you, and when they had no other alternative, they gave you the v expensive engram option, free of charge.
1:18 this looks like Akira Yamaoka's work
OH MY GOD I FINALLY FOUND IT
0:50 underrated moment
That ending was sad 😞
Was it more sad then getting your mates killed?
@@orionbekesi thats why i choose this and pepole feel proud for risking panam or rouges life.
@@imradioactive0309 and killing Saul/Bob rest of the Aldecaldos, or Rogue
@@orionbekesi yes that's why i chose this ending as a natural instinct people who say this is worst ending and risked their friends lives were either not as immersed as me or didnt give a fuck bout these characters. this ending did haunt me though until i saw what happens with rouge in the other ending. then i said fuck jhonny for getting rouge killed, it was traumatic. this was really good directed ending though.
I picked the ending where V wants to live but he's in prison I think for me is a good ending.
I think my ending was good too. I got the ending where I left Night City with the Aldecaldos and the person V loves to start a new beginning. (I brought Judy with me)
@@TheMarjer143 damn
@@nextanvil3346 i got the same ending as you it was so impactful, initially i was sad but after exploring other options i was glad i choose it, aand risking panam or rouge wasnt worth it.
@@imradioactive0309 true I like this ending.
I'd trust Arasaka with storing my psyche loads more than I trust Alt, because:
1). While corps show general disregard for human life, Alt shows it worse when you inject her into the servers and thus killing everyone on your level in the tower, both soldiers and unarmed workers, even the ones you defeated non-lethally already, to where even V was horrified from the senseless killing.
2). Alt never explains what her "greater good" intention is with the "prison of souls" and absorbing them, but just says it's "beyond your understanding".
3). Arasaka completed their end of the bargain for you, and by putting Saburo in Yorinobu's body, the corp mostly stabilizes again (probably not good but you've helped their return to SOME level of honorability). And in V's six months left, who knows if they'll wage war with Arasaka again for Johnny.
Arasaka doesn’t follow up on their deal though, the deal was to save V’s life. In Arasaka’s ending, V gets absolutely cheated and Arasaka gets everything. They can’t save V, despite promising they could. They make you sign their contract, which you don’t even get to read, or force you to resign to death if you don’t sign. Your life body and soul then, quite literally, belong to them to do whatever they want to with it. Both Hellman and Goro tell you themselves that the Arasaka’s do not care about you whatsoever anymore, as they are functionally immortal and are basically cyber-gods. Yes, there’s a *chance* they’ll keep their word and restore your life but its hardly a better chance then going with Alt, given your odds of finding another way are about the same as Arasaka keeping a deal in good faith, with no strings attached. At least with the Alt endings V can continue to live the life they’ve built with their friends, companions, success, etc,
but that’s not to say I wouldn’t love to see an Arasaka ending expansion where they do cure V, revive you with a ton of beefy new upgrades and make you do their bidding in a new world dominated by arasaka since they’d be insanely powerful after their ending
@@TheJuggerClutch No the deal was that they would remove the chip from V's head in exchange for V testifying against Yorinobu. And thats exactly what happened, they surgically removed the chip from your head.
bringing back saburo is like reviving hitler i dont think it adds honorability
Sorry V.
The ends just leaves me empty but why?
@Jaka Celhar Exactly, Johnny says it in the end. You have essentially betrayed yourself to the corporations (you sold yourself out). In doing so, you have become a prisoner of your own making both physically and mentally (this is demonstrated in V basically going insane due to repetition and isolation).
I immediately thought of Thanos' dialogue with child Gamora at the end of Infinity War (I'm paraphrasing a bit):
Gamora: "Did you accomplish what you wanted?"
Thanos: "Yes..."
Gamora: "What did it cost?"
Thanos: "Everything."
@Jaka Celhar I chose Arasaka as my first ending so no one else would die, it fucked me up
@Jaka Celhar I would've picked Don't Fear The Reaper first if I knew it exists, I would instantly die for sure back then but still
@@rdablock same I also chose this ending
"Got a feeling you're gonna regret this decision, kid. And by the time you realize that, I won't be there to help you." - Johnny, paraphrased
I got this ending because I didn’t want to risk any of the Nomads in a war with Arasaka.
I was not expecting to get the Devil ending.
After watching Edgeruuners, this version gives different feels.
Imagine this played instead of I "Really Wanna Stay At Your House" at the end
@@machintosh3008 nah never fade away def hits harder
@@machintosh3008 For edgerunners irwsayh definitely fits better theme wise
Glad I didn't save takemura