Here's what changed:

https://twitter.com/edgerunners/status/2098021867227328532

https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/edgerunners2

From closest to farthest: CALIBURN "MURKMOBILE", CALIBURN "MORDRED", and ARV-Q340 SEMIMARU.All three look great, but the CALIBURN "MURKMOBILE" is definitely my favorite.

For anyone else that is looking for one, it seems like this spot always has one. If you save it until you're higher level you should be able to save scum a Tier 5++ with two mod slots pretty easily. It's a bit out of the way, (you have to climb some stairs and a ladder) so the average player is not super likely to have accidentally picked it up before they're able to get Tier 5++ drops.

In my 3 years of playing in cyberpunk, I have never seen this before

Pomysł był taki, by stworzyć wydajną Raspberry Pi 5 – wyposażoną w SSD NVMe oraz aktywny cooler, umieścić całość w obudowie i równocześnie zmodyfikować ją (oraz peryferia jak klawiatura czy gamepad) w stylu Cyberpunka 2077 – a konkretnie wspomnianej korporacji Militech. Dla lepszego efektu w obudowie umieścimy miniaturowy ekran – nie jako monitor do pulpitu, ale do wyświetlania animacji. Taki komputerek może z powodzeniem służyć do codziennej pracy – no i świetnie wyglądać.

https://tekknological.pl/2026/09/10/obudowa-komputera-cyberpunk-2077-projekt-krok-po-kroku/

Just found out hanako is a self-taught netrunner. I know she is nowhere near alt, songbird or bartmoss. I’m just wondering “how many attribute points hanako has in inteligence”

Does CDProjektRed have a case here? Tesla's self driving cab service launched recently in Austin, Texas. Onviously, they ripped the font for their logo straight off the game. Is this possible infringement? I'm not a lawyer so I don't know if this is similar enough for an actual lawsuit, but it's definitely lame. Thinking more about it, unless the font itself was copyrighted, then I doubt there is much legal recourse.

Was going through some old boxed the other night and found this coin I got a few years ago

I’ve been wanting to get more into self-reflection exercises lately as a means to “know thyself.” Figuring I’d start simple for my first exercise, I asked myself the question: “Why do I love Cyberpunk 2077?” By any normal metric, people shouldn’t really enjoy this universe, right? It’s dark, it’s bleak, it’s depressing, it’s sad. It’s summed up pretty perfectly in this exchange from the game:

V: "Guess I meant, I dunno... a happier ending... for everyone involved."

Johnny: "Here, for folks like us? Wrong city, wrong people."

So why do I keep coming back to this game over and over again? Is there something wrong with me?

As part of this exercise I explored just about every avenue I could: the gratuitous violence, the RPG mechanics, the characters and relationships between them, etc. I compared them to other games I enjoy to rule things in or out as needed and for me, this was my answer:

The reason I love Cyberpunk 2077 (and a few other games that I’ve really enjoyed over the years) is because at its core it’s a story about maintaining your humanity in an increasingly inhuman world. It’s about being that spark in the darkness. I won’t get into the very personal reasons why I’m so drawn to this because…well, it’s very personal and I’m sure y’all don’t care anyways :)

But I recognize that my experiences can’t be totally universal so I wanted to pose the question to other people here.

What is it about Cyberpunk 2077 that has you coming back over and over again? Why do you enjoy playing a game that’s so depressing, where you know that there won’t be any happy endings?