Not only did Idris Elba portray Solomon Reed in Phantom Liberty, he also portrayed the DJ known as Mr. Kipper, and he produced original music for Mr. Kipper’s tracks.
Just found this conversation on a random dead body in Night City.
In the ticket booth at the Mega Ride in Pacifico, there’s a safe that’s locked. However, if you leave food in the bowl for the cat that’s sitting on the counter, it’ll unlock the safe.
Not only did Idris Elba portray Solomon Reed in Phantom Liberty, he also portrayed the DJ known as Mr. Kipper, and he produced original music for Mr. Kipper’s tracks.
In the ticket booth at the Mega Ride in Pacifico, there’s a safe that’s locked. However, if you leave food in the bowl for the cat that’s sitting on the counter, it’ll unlock the safe.
One thing’s for certain: Cherami Leigh is an amazing voice actor! I loved her work as Clare in the English dub of Claymore, Cecily Campbell in The Sacred Blacksmith, Primula in Shuffle!, and Wahanly Shume in Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar, and I couldn’t imagine Cyberpunk’s V without her. Her work greatly contributed to my enjoyment of the game.
Once you’ve finished the Phantom Liberty story, if you choose to keep playing, at some point, you’ll get a text message from Aguilar that sort of gives props to you for successfully impersonating her and says you should get together some day to compare notes.
I love it! I had been wondering what she would think if she ever found out you impersonated her.
I finished the Phantom Liberty storyline last night and the main world story today, and I’m really not sure what to think of this ending.
I really enjoyed the game, but I’m at a loss for words over how this ending makes me feel. Maybe a little confused? Perplexed? Perhaps dubious?
One thing’s for certain: Cherami Leigh is an amazing voice actor! I loved her work as Clare in the English dub of Claymore, Cecily Campbell in The Sacred Blacksmith, Primula in Shuffle!, and Wahanly Shume in Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar, and I couldn’t imagine Cyberpunk’s V without her. Her work greatly contributed to my enjoyment of the game.
I picked up a data shard that lists each of these parties, but I can’t remember the name of the data shard, and I can’t find it in my list of shards. Does anyone know the name of the data shard that lists these parties in Dogtown?
https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/1jj85sr/i_found_more_hidden_parties/
I hate it when I’m about to kill some enemies in this game, and I overhear one of them talking on the phone with their kid, saying something like, “Daddy will be home soon. I love you, too.”
Sorry, but daddy’s not going to be home soon. I was hired to take him out.
Ugh.
#Cyberpunk2077
J'ai continué.
Woao.
Y'a vraiment des scènes de fou.
La séquence du tank-araignée est assez épique et digne de Ghost in the Shell.
Même les histoires secondaires sont très intéressantes, comme l'histoire avec les Peralez et ses implications colossales.
Et tout le lore, les tonnes de mémos qu'on peut lire partout, et qui en disent long sur les sales manigances des gangs et des corpos.
Tellement de petits détails. 👌
OMG! I just looked in the bathroom mirror in my mega-building apartment, while Judy was over for a date, and Judy came up behind me and smacked me on the ass!
That was new.
I picked up a data shard that lists each of these parties, but I can’t remember the name of the data shard, and I can’t find it in my list of shards. Does anyone know the name of the data shard that lists these parties in Dogtown?
https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberpunkgame/comments/1jj85sr/i_found_more_hidden_parties/
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When I say I want more games like #Cyberpunk2077, I don't mean more games with #cyberpunk as a theme. I mean I want to feel the layers of emotion that come with romancing a character who spent the whole game seeing things she loved destroyed, then invited me to dive into a lake where her flooded town lies, then tells me that with me she feels hopeful, and sits with me in silence as you drink coffee listen to the waves by the shore and see the neon city in the distance. God, what a story.
The other dialog that I think speaks to this comes from a character who is entirely bought in to the Corpo world: Takemura.
Takemura is a true believer. He was elevated from poverty to high status by Arasaka. He believes that, eventually, given enough time and power, Corpos will save rest of the world too.
When I say I want more games like #Cyberpunk2077, I don't mean more games with #cyberpunk as a theme. I mean I want to feel the layers of emotion that come with romancing a character who spent the whole game seeing things she loved destroyed, then invited me to dive into a lake where her flooded town lies, then tells me that with me she feels hopeful, and sits with me in silence as you drink coffee listen to the waves by the shore and see the neon city in the distance. God, what a story.
I really enjoy watching Judy dance. #Cyberpunk2077
OMG! I just looked in the bathroom mirror in my mega-building apartment, while Judy was over for a date, and Judy came up behind me and smacked me on the ass!
That was new.
El Capitán was not pleased with the condition of this vehicle.
A photo of a beat up, blue vehicle in the game Cyberpunk 2077, missing all four doors, its hood, all the windows, and the front and rear bumpers. It is scratched up, dented, and some of the tires are flat. It’s sitting in a vehicle chop shop, waiting for repairs.
A photo of a beat up, blue vehicle in the game Cyberpunk 2077, missing all four doors and its hood. It is scratched up, dented, and some of the tires are flat. The main character, V, is in the driver’s seat, driving the car down the road.
I really enjoy watching Judy dance. #Cyberpunk2077
Speaking of playing the guitar, this little untitled robot side quest was pretty rad.
El Capitán was not pleased with the condition of this vehicle.
A photo of a beat up, blue vehicle in the game Cyberpunk 2077, missing all four doors, its hood, all the windows, and the front and rear bumpers. It is scratched up, dented, and some of the tires are flat. It’s sitting in a vehicle chop shop, waiting for repairs.
A photo of a beat up, blue vehicle in the game Cyberpunk 2077, missing all four doors and its hood. It is scratched up, dented, and some of the tires are flat. The main character, V, is in the driver’s seat, driving the car down the road.
If you come across anyone playing a guitar in this game, stop and watch their fingers on the fretboard and the strumming/picking patterns. They are spot on! I love this attention to detail.
@ramsey All your posts about #cyberpunk2077 are making me want to play it again 😄
“The Hunt” was a rough side quest, but it was a great story with good character development and voice acting.
If you come across anyone playing a guitar in this game, stop and watch their fingers on the fretboard and the strumming/picking patterns. They are spot on! I love this attention to detail.
I just came across a data shard titled “Archived Conversation: Charlize Fury and Dakota Smith.” It was with some bodies surrounding a big, multi-wheeled armored vehicle in the Biotechnica Flats area. I’m pretty sure it’s a Mad Max: Fury Road reference.
“The Hunt” was a rough side quest, but it was a great story with good character development and voice acting.
I’m 125 hours into this game, and I just discovered the non-enemy NPCs will go aggro on you if you bump into them too much. 🤣
I just came across a data shard titled “Archived Conversation: Charlize Fury and Dakota Smith.” It was with some bodies surrounding a big, multi-wheeled armored vehicle in the Biotechnica Flats area. I’m pretty sure it’s a Mad Max: Fury Road reference.
"I saw corpos strip farmers of water and eventually of land, saw them transform Night City into a machine fueled by people's crushed spirits broken dreams and emptied pockets. Corpos have long controlled our lives, taken lots...and now they're after our souls... i've declared war not cause capitalism's a thorn in my side or out of nostalgia for an America gone by. This war is a people's war against a system that spiraled out our control."
It's interesting to me that the writers had Johnny explicitly say, "I'm not angry about capitalism, I'm angry about oppression." He turned terrorist, not because the system is inherently flawed, but because "spiraled out of control".
#Cyberpunk2077 builds a world in which people are oppressed, and leaves the viewer reason out why. For better or for worse, game story doesn't speak to the root cause of the dystopia - they are more interested in characters reactions.
One of the critiques I've heard of Cyberpunk 2077 is that it doesn't have much to say, directly, about capitalism. By and large characters (including the player) aren't focused on the economic system, they're focused on the products of it: a corpo war, gang violence, health care.
Like #cyberpunk novels, Cyberpunk 2077 builds a world and leaves the viewer draw conclusions. But sometimes it has characters address the theme directly. Take this speach from Johnny Silverhand in Act 2:
"I saw corpos strip farmers of water and eventually of land, saw them transform Night City into a machine fueled by people's crushed spirits broken dreams and emptied pockets. Corpos have long controlled our lives, taken lots...and now they're after our souls... i've declared war not cause capitalism's a thorn in my side or out of nostalgia for an America gone by. This war is a people's war against a system that spiraled out our control."