Editing Review: Cyberpunk 2077

<br>At the beginning, players will learn more about the game world through the prologue, which is influenced by the choices they’ve made during character creation. Once this has concluded, Act One begins, which is where a majority of the game’s narrative takes pl<br><br>The story of Cyberpunk 2077 begins in one of three different ways based on background the player chose: Street Kid, Nomad or Corpo. After playing through an introductory mission that varies greatly depending on the background, the player ends up with the same partner on the same mission. This doesn't mean the chosen backstory is irrelevant after the intro as there are many dialogue options that are specific to each which can lead to interesting interactions and information about NPCs. Once V is settled in Night City, the goal is to become a legend that will forever be remembered in the annals of who's who in organized crime such as Adam Smasher. V ends up taking jobs of a less than legal nature, and as one would expect in such things, people get killed and betrayed as the web of crime V weaves becomes ever greater and more intricate as V struggles to stay alive. Going into too many further details about the story here could diminish the experience for the player, but it does grow into something complex and memorable.<br><br> <br>Cyberpunk 2077 is unique in many ways, including its two-act approach to the main storyline – alongside a prologue and epilogue. Though there's plenty to do in the game to keep players occupied, like finding all iconic weapons , the Phantom Liberty DLC added an optional side "act" to the game, which sends players to Dogtown near the end of the standard second <br><br> <br>Collectibles All Wellsprings Hidden Gem Locations All Downtown Hidden Gem Locations All Charter Hill Hidden Gem Locations All Red Peaks Hidden Gem Locations All Kabuki Hidden Gem Locations All Little China Hidden Gem Locations All Northside Hidden Gem Locations All Japantown Hidden Gem Locations All Corpo Plaza Hidden Gem Locat<br><br>There are bugs and glitches in Cyberpunk 2077, but on a high-end computer the game runs fantastic and looks even better. There are a few concessions that need to be made as there probably isn't a machine that exists that's capable of running this game with all the settings maxed out at 60 FPS, but even on High or Ultra settings things still look great even if it is 30-40 FPS. This isn't the biggest game world or longest game ever made, but creating such a massive city that feels alive is no small feat. One of the more amusing bugs is occasionally after a lengthy battle enemy corpses would lay in rather bizarre positions, like their dead body will be seated in a lunge position with their arms sticking out and their head laying horizontally on their shoulders.<br><br>Cyberpunk 2077 is a massive game that's brought to life through countless well written and performed characters. Jackie Welles serves as a decent enough friend to get V acclimated to Night City but soon V has no trouble getting acquainted with many other people. Goro Takemura, Judy Alvarez and Dexter Deshawn are some of the major characters who all have distinct personalities and motivations for interacting with V. Panam was an interesting character that ended up being involved with many side missions, and Delamain's refusal to deviate from standard practices was rather amusing. Many of the characters that deal with V have a frenemy type of interaction filled with reluctant cooperation for a common goal. Even though Cyberpunk 2077 has no shortage of entertaining characters, the character that everyone was most curious about thanks to the hype machine is Johnny Silverhand played by Keanu Reeves. Reeves did a great job bringing Silverhand to life and made him an entertaining character that's easy to care about even if he's a jerk sometimes. We do get to see him perform in his band ~~Dogstar~~ Samurai, but those sequences are minimal. Silverhand does make a significant contribution to the game so he wasn't just a charismatic face to help with pre-orders.<br><br> <br>Take some consumables before the battle begins and keep 100% of the benefits. There are some consumables that all V builds should have on their person at all times. The best choices are ones that increase V's max health, health regeneration, and stamina regenerat<br><br>Night City is a sprawling megacity in Northern California that caters to humanity's baser instincts and there's no shortage of things to keep the player busy. Criminal activity seems to be one of the major sources of employment along with other shall we say hedonistic activities. The developers were not subtle that the sex industry is booming in Night City and the love of money is the only love people chase. When V isn't doing missions the player is free to enjoy the services offered from the working class of Night City and take in the tourist sights. Crime is a huge problem and extra money and street cred can be earned by assisting the police by breaking up assaults and other crimes in process in the most lethal ways possible. The main story path of [https://Cyberpunk2077Hub.com/articles/cyberpunk-2077-s-project-orion-v-s-potential-future-as-the-new-johnny-silverhand.html cyberpunk 2077 Sequel] 2077 is on the shorter size for a game of this scope and can be completed in the 20-30 hour range, but with all the available activities and side jobs, getting two or three times that amount of enjoyment in a single playthrough is possible. Plus the shorter main story lends itself well to replaying with a different character and experiencing the different ways the story can branch.<br>