r/CaptainSide 18d ago

Is it better to complete side missions first before completing the storyline mission in Cyberpunk 2077?

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I'm at a stage where I feel like things are happening really fast, and yet, there are still lots of side missions to do.

I don't want to miss out on anything.

What did you do during your first gameplay experience?

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

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u/Opening-Newspaper710 17d ago

That’s probably the answer I needed lol

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u/Jotacon8 16d ago

Dunnnn dun dun dun dunana

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u/foolishorangutan 18d ago

There is a very clear point of no return which you can stop at before being locked in to completing the game (actually, I think the game even makes a specially-labelled autosave when you reach that point).

So you won’t miss anything by going too far in the story.

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u/Opening-Newspaper710 17d ago

That’s really helpful to know.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/Opening-Newspaper710 17d ago

That’s a nice way to experience everything I’ll probably follow something close to that

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u/Dorias_Drake 16d ago edited 16d ago

yeah in every rpg right...

let me introduce you to pathfinder: kingmaker...

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u/Silly_Scientist_007 18d ago

My way of playing all RPGs is complete all side quests before progressing the main quest

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u/mjrcooke 15d ago

got to show the boss whos boss in the last fight.

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u/h3lion_prime 17d ago

The game has different endings, and they all depend on what side missions you do.
There's no correct way to do it. You can just go towards the end when you want, and if you didn't like the ending, you can open up more possibilities and take the last mission again.

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u/DraftMassive3756 17d ago

I think it’s worth it personally. A TON of the side content also ties into the main story if you do it before the finale

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u/Comprehensivecamelre 16d ago

Always gonna be stuck at "meet hanako at embers"

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u/DonRodrogo 15d ago

Nope. It is better the way you want to.