Best Quotes From Cyberpunk 2077

The perk also completely eliminates the movement speed penalty that applies when players aim throwing weapons. Though this perk won't apply to every Cool build, it's one that throwing weapon builds should make a beeline for from the start of Cyberpunk 2


The Deadeye perk is an incredibly useful one for players who rely on Cool weapons, like Precision Rifles, Handguns, and Sniper Rifles. At level 1, players gain Headshot and Weak Spot damage, and at level 2 shooting with these weapons will cost 25% less Stamina across the bo

Johnny Silverhand, ever so vulgar and hateful of corpos, boasts in the back of Panam's car about his escapades when it came to kidnapping corpos and getting everything out of them. Yet, his compliment to V's plans cannot go without an ego check, as he finishes it off by saying how uncharismatic V is compared to Johnny, and how he's much more well-endo


When V is tasked with finding the bamboo plant within an apartment, their investigation allows them to examine an assortment of different plants while looking for something that, to us, would seem pretty straightforward. However, V is allowed some slack, considering plants aren't that natural in Night City, and by 2077, they might have never seen bamboo. In response to examining the wrong plant, Johnny will provide snarky commentary, as he so often does, which never fails to make audiences laugh, even if it annoys V to feel like an idiot in front of the rocker


Feline Footwork isn't a perk that will completely revolutionize the way players take on Night City, but it does serve as a prerequisite for later, more powerful perks – and offers some decent sub-perks to empower players while crouc

Due to the popularity of the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk augmented by popularity of The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077 has been one of the most anticipated games for some time now. Having Keanu Reeves make a surprise appearance at E3 2019 to reveal that he would be playing an in-game character did nothing except fan the flames of excitement over CD Projekt Red's futuristic title. Originally announced in 2012 and after facing several delays this year it seemed like Cyberpunk 2077 tips 2077 would never actually see release, but it finally made it out in 2020 by the skin of its teeth, hoping to end this shall we say unique year with a bang.

Playing Cyberpunk 2077 can be described as mix of Fallout , Deus Ex and Grand Theft Auto and that's meant in the most complimentary way. The quest system separates the main quests from sidequests so the player has the choice of trying to speedrun the main story or put that on the backburner to explore the other activities offered by Night City. As previously stated, people who just want to complete the main story can do so quickly, but like exploring any major city, rushing through isn't the recommended way to enjoy it. The player is free to explore Night City at whatever pace they want, taking on jobs, finding vigilante work or just enjoying the attractions Night City has to offer. Night City is a huge place to explore but thankfully the developers were generous with the location of fast travel points, but if one of those isn't convenient V can always take out one of the many purchasable vehicles or "borrow" one from a random driver. The story and side quests are progressed through standard dialogue trees along with phone calls and text messages, which is a feature that also helps bring Night City to life. One of the more interesting features is the detective modes when viewing a Brain Dance to help solve a crime. Watching video is a common practice in investigating a mystery, but thanks to V's cybernetic enhancements the videos can be inspected by isolating the visual, audio or thermal layers to undercover clues that wouldn't be available in standard viewing.

Achievement: Temperance – Let Johnny Silverhand keep your body.
In order to obtain the Temperance ending, players must decide to get help from Panam, Rogue, or themselves with the (Don’t Fear) the Reaper ending to infiltrate Arasaka. Once inside the main mission, players need to reach Mikoshi, where they are faced with a pivotal choice. In order to unlock the Temperance ending, players must select the option to Cross the bridge and enter Cyberspace forever. This ending will see V become one with Alt Cunningham, while Johnny Silverhand gets a second chance at life in V’s body .


When V becomes a sleuth looking for Evelyn Parker, they take to Clouds and converse with one of the Dolls. In this session, V doesn't get pleasure, but instead, what they need, which is basically just a therapy session. Here, V talks about what they want, that they want to matter, that they need to feel like they exist amongst the chaos and bustle of Night City. It's a gut-wrenching feeling to feel non-existent, and V shows just how human their emotions are, especially with their own mortality weighing them d

Achievement: The Sun – Become a legend of the Afterlife.

The Sun ending requires players to have completed Rogue’s side job, Blistering Love . However, Blistering Love can only be activated if players tell Johnny Silverhand during their conversation in Chippin’ In at the Oil Fields : Yeah, I’ll call Rogue . After a date with Rogue in Blistering Love, players now have a new option path in Nocturne Op55N1 on the rooftop with Johnny: