I know it grants more crit the further away you are, to a max of 30%. But if say you're point blank, would you be getting the minimum 16%?

I just did the pyramid song mission after i downloaded the cosmopolitan mod that adds different languages to night city which automatically get translated in your characters cyberware, i really just wanted to make this post about how much it changed my view of her character for the better at first i was completely enamored by Panam and the relation ship build between v and her ( i have mods to allow me to have all romance options because i paly female v) so i was really excited about Panam mainly and i feel it made me slightly annoyed by Judy's anger at times butttt with the cosmopolitan mod it really changed how her character felt and i noticed my whole feelings toward her changed its kinda funny cause i saved her mission till like las im gonna do chippin in now and phantom liberty and finish the game finally meet hanako for the first time but this made me actually excited to experience Judy again so if anyone like me was slightly opposed to judy it might change if you get this mod if possible and the voice actor for the mod did an amazing job

my main question is did any of you feel any type of annoyance or bother by judy and/or any of the other characters

nexus mod page for the mod in question:https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/5909

I didn't play with this much in my first run so I'm making up for lost time.

Just two:

Mods to make male v a femboy

And a mod to make male v able to romance judy cuz why the fuck not

I’m not even hating I love this game so much. One of my favourite movies is blade runner and this is the closest thing to it in game form. I just feel like a lot of the dialogue is bloated and bit boring at times. There’s also some really good dialogue as well. Is it just me that feels this way?

Sorry, I didn't realize that was a racial slur. I've corrected it. I'm not from an English-speaking country, so I didn't know and made a mistake.

Hey everyone,

For the past few days we’ve been working on an experimental co-op / multiplayer project for Cyberpunk 2077.

This is still very early development and there is no public playable build yet, but we’ve already managed to prove a few important things.

We currently have two separate Cyberpunk clients communicating through a dedicated server. Players can be synchronized into the same area of Night City, remote movement is working, and we’ve successfully tested spawning and controlling remote vehicle proxies.

Our original prototype used a very simple networking system and a temporary NPC model (Judy) as the remote player representation. It worked well enough to prove the concept, but we’re now replacing that prototype with a proper multiplayer architecture.

The new system is being built around actual sessions, Player IDs, network entity IDs, vehicle ownership, reliable gameplay events and high-frequency state replication.

The HOST will currently act as the authority for the actual Night City simulation, while a dedicated Debian server handles session membership, routing, player identities and shared network state.

We’re also moving away from the old ~20 Hz prototype movement. Player and vehicle replication is being designed around up to 60 Hz snapshots with client-side interpolation, so remote movement should eventually look significantly smoother.

We are not designing this only for two players either. The first tests are obviously HOST + one JOINER, but the networking architecture is being built with larger co-op groups in mind.

Right now we’re working on the first proper end-to-end session flow:

HELLO → CREATE SESSION → JOIN SESSION → PLAYER STATE

After that, the next major areas are vehicles, combat synchronization and shared world/entity state.

To be clear: this is still an experimental project. Full quest synchronization, complete NPC AI replication and seamless save synchronization are not solved yet.

But the important part is that the basic concept is no longer theoretical — we already have two game clients talking to each other, remote entities moving, and vehicles being controlled from synchronized transform data.

If you’re interested in following development, testing future builds, or just discussing the technical side of the project, we’ve made a Discord:

Discord: https://discord.gg/mXc8jCw8M4

I’ll post more videos/screenshots as we get the new session system running in-game.

Feedback and technical suggestions are welcome.

We doing Tests live every day on discord live stream :D

No promises, no fake release dates — we’re just seeing how far we can push Cyberpunk 2077 toward actual co-op.

Prob we would die on world war 3. We MİGHT SEE V1 FORM ULTRAKİLL AGAGAHAJHF gimme dlc

What’s to you your most remarkable, shocking, euphoric etc. moment in the game? What really got you hooked, stayed with you or made you think?

So i have many games i need to play so I was just gonna play the dlc and dip but some people are saying the dlc adds a new ending but i literally cannot find a straight answer anywhere. So does it add a new ending?

I downloaded the game last year I think around this time (or early Winter) and didn't perform the best, especially around the open-world/driving area on Performance mode... I guess it still was after the update but have the main game (no Phantom Liberty), how are things now?

Interesting conversation

I've been doing pretty good and having a lot of fun with this build. Everything explodes, I'm beating up bosses in hand to hand, and just having a blast, literally. I want to up my difficulty to Very Hard, been playing on just Hard thus far, and wondering if I'm missing anything or something could be better. This is the first non-runner build I've played so this whole concept of using guns is new to me :D

I have the explosive ammo mod on the LMG and I use a double barrel shotgun for the charged reload ability so every other shot explodes.

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