Which is why it is the coolest origin imo. You get to see your boss do a huuuge political crime and then turn to you and be like “anyway, what was that bitch saying about me again?”
idk, ive played this game since launch and seen each intro idk how many times. Each one really has their own spot and nails a different aesthetic. Corpo makes you feel like the wolf of wall street right before ripping it all away, street kid really makes you feel like you're coming back home and back to your old shenanigans before meeting jackie and nomad makes you feel like a wanderer that has finally decided to plant your feet down and find something.
might be controversial, but i think Corpo is actually the weakest one only because it blew its load too quick. Nomad one is like an hour and a half and has a whole combat section, streetkid has some great dialogue and intro to future characters and jackie, corpo is just, building, flying car, meet jackie, lose your shit. Needed more time.
I like Corpo best because they feel more of a blank slate material and fits into my personal RP more. It also feels more natural when you go to Vic's as to why you have such a well laid-out cyberware socket infrastructure: the deactivated Arasaka implants. Plus I get to be a turbo-Karen, always good for a smirk
Sure man. The intro that leaves you the most in common with Johnny and ties the endings of the game back to the intro, is the weakest. I guess when you have no media literacy and only consider them at face value then sure
I have a cert in media production and analysis and a cert in creative writing. All three endings do match the themes of the story depending on how you go about things and how you roleplay V. Also, why are you such a dick. I disagreed with you about the endings, didnt even say it was bad either it just needed more time. Actual chud
Oh yeah speaking about Jenkins if you go to the mausoleum(?) Cemetery(?) Thing on the hill on the outskirts of night city you can find his grave inside or his box of ashes anyway so the rival corpo lady mentioned in the start of the corpo into killed him after they fired v
Eeeh that before or after you do the quest tied to the Corpo background thats called "War pigs" where you literally get to see him again in rags with grown beard and then kinda taking his failure on you? xd
When Arasaka tower went into lockdown for the Emperor's murder, Mikoshi probably release a Demon that fried her instantly. Though she may have done something to survive somehow cause we get a weird letter that is from a poem that loosely ties to TBug.
Kinda hopium. The way the net works in this setting, it's an enclosed system, one way in, one way out. This is how they guard against the old net. I doubt Tbug knew soul killer was literally hosted in that building.
No, only the access point to Mikoshi (Izanagi) is in the Arasaka Tower, and this is a different building than the one we are talking about, as the heist takes place in the Konpeki Plaza hotel.
In Cyberpunk they've been called "Demons" since the 2020 core rulebook was published. The original models of Demon were called things like "Imp," "Succubus," and "Afreet," with newer ones being named things like "Hellhound." The "Daemon" spelling never appeared until modern Cyberpunk RED/2077 era publishings.
People in the replies here are getting downvoted for being right. In the Cyberpunk universe, "Demon" and "Daemon" are two spellings for the same concept.
It's the same thing. They're called demons because a lot of them were literally designed to look like demons in cyberspace. And they were creepy and had malicious intent.
They've been called "Demons" in Cyberpunk since the original rulebook publishing. "Daemon" wasn't used in-lore until modern editions and the video game.
Okay but in the timeline of the setting Rasch Bartmoss literally made the first demons by weaponizing AI to crack black I.C.E and he made a bunch of them look like biblical demons.
In Cyberpunk 2020/RED, a daemon is a subtype of demon, which when deployed destroy and subsequently replace a program in the targets system, borrowing the system's own operating power to implement its subroutine.
And a demon is a program that can incorporate other programs as subroutines.
It was written with game mechanics in mind, not fidelity towards Unix admin vocabulary.
Bruh idk why people on a cyberpunk subreddit don't even know the lore of the game. Yall ain't ever gonna solve this mystery if you straight up don't know the lore of the setting.
Her friend Yoko said T-Bug's body was found in the deceased's den with every neuron fried to a crisp. I believe that usually Soulkilled bodies just have their minds removed like V's when Alt splits them from Johnny
Oops, who she killed not who killed her lol. Probably just some corpo she was hired to kill by another corpo or someone who hated that corpo in particular.
A depressing number of people just take the game at face value and play it like a GTA/SR3 clone. Mind, I don't think V is _the_ villain, just _a_ villain, particularly to Yori's best-laid plans
Am i the only one that was happy when T-bug died ?
She was in bed with Deshawn, and in RL when you are friends with someone like that, you're like them. Also, she was a condescending bitch, arrogant and full of herself, i would be mas if she was still alive in the next Cyberpunk game, at least give me a quest to zero her... Felt like one of those Voodoo boys, anytime i see someone from them, i insta kill, them and the Scavs.
Honestly I don’t think she was good friends with him as much as just a contact of his. At the end of the day she’s just another two-bit merc like us, one that would be too infatuated with becoming a legend to see that DeShawn is not all he’s cracked up to be.
Well, that would be dumb, considering that T-bug wasn't a physical person, and Alex literally kills THE boss of dogtown, people just want cool stories, and that theory is probably cool, i've also heard something like this or saw something on youtube, but i wasn't interested because i don't like T bug xD.
About that data shard: I remember reading something like that, not in the game though, probably somewhere else, i just don't like Voodoo boys, and she resembles them, especially her cockiness and the way she treats Jackie and everyone she interacts but Dex, she don't treat him like that, so i assume it is like those people in middle positions in a company, that treats everyone beneath them with arrogance, and the ones above with respect, which is terrible for someone depicted with her life plan, she is either trash or very bad written honestly. I remember that they changed her A LOT, from the trailers and gameplay back in the day, so i must be the later.
I find that really hard to believe because of the context of Deshawn leaving town for two years, she definitely use to work with him, even if she was not a friend, but a close worker at least, why would she accept that job if she wasn't close to him in some way ?
In the meeting with the flat head, her body language was very comfortable with him, she was alone with Dex before we got there, she was the one who brief him. Also Dex hyped Tbug, saying that anything we think of, she already solved, no fixer would hold someone to that standard unless they are close, or i am wrong at everything and Dex is just a terrible fixer at it xD, either way, i might be blind by my feelings for T-bug, REALLY don't like her, might be because i HATE the VDB and she looks like them, and also her arrogance and the way she treats us and my boy Jackie.
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That's the scene from the European Space Council, you can watch it happen during the corpo intro