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Those dancers embraced their full illithid potential

Ya, netrunning you really have to plan. All the decks got changed, so the netwatch netdiver one isn’t the best anymore depending on the build you’re going with. Plus the supporting stuff like frontal cortex and even secondary stats on stuff like hands. At max level it’s easier to figure...

Car explosions and NPCs walking into fire and dying seems to be pretty common. Kabuki Market was a fucking Warzone when I visited. 2 trucks randomly crashed and exploded, killing the occupants. Then some dude walking down the street kept trying to path past the flaming wreckage and burned...

Btw, MaxTec is no joke in 2.0. I got to max wanted and was doing fine, then MaxTec swooped in and they all get out and DESTROYED me. It's probably the closest thing this game has to raid bosses lol

If you load your existing save, all your perks are reset and your cyberware technically isn't installed properly until you visit a ripperdoc (Vic will call you with a quest to visit). You get 1 free attribute reset also. Any removed items will be flat out gone from your inventory. All the...

All attacks in the game are non-lethal so long as you don't decapitate or headshot the enemies. You'll notice that the guys will be on the ground moving around afterwards. Shooting or attacking them again will actually kill them at that point.

On my "already beat everything" character, I redid all my attributes to 20 tech/20reflex/20cool and the rest in body. Went full blade tree, went heavy into the dash tree (can air dash for free), got a bunch of the pistol and sneaking perks and sneak attack dmg perks, went full cyberware tree...

Never had that, but I've had a planet ring that cuts through the planet itself and it fucks up your ability to see anything when walking around on the planet surface

Fucking lol...with gorilla arms, you can pick up an enemy and toss it at another enemy and they fucking gib into chunks

If you have an existing save, I'd recommend fucking around with attributes and skill point distribution and what have you before rolling a new game. They changed SO much. Even weapons. Revolvers can't use silencers anymore, for example, if you were using those as your stealth kill pistols...

Not yet, but I’ve had annoying soft locks where the NPC moves slow and your dialogue tree options are invisible

Wouldn’t be shocked if the cocaine was cut with fentanyl and that was the main culprit in the death

I made a base on earth’s moon and just send all my annoying companions there. To the iron mines with you!

No updates at the vendor at the secret Mars research base? He is still there near the autopsy tables downstairs even after you beat the Vanguard questline

The Striker gang gear you get from the Striker vendor on Neon isn’t too bad. I usually run around in Ryujin stealth operator gear unless I need persuasion buffs otherwise

During their stream, they recommended a new play through for the DLC, since the DLC has impacts on other elements of the story. I’ll probably load up 2.0 to make sure the game works on my PC still and mess around with talents on my character that completed everything I did notice that...

This is the main thing. There are a few copy-paste POI locked things which sometimes have reliable decent loot inside them, but there are also a bunch where you do a master lock and all that is in the closet are two things of ammo and a single random crafting component. It would feel more...

Take a look at the 2.0 talent tree that got posted a few posts back. It’s an official thing on the cyberpunk website.

I wouldn’t be shocked if a lot of cyberware requirements got changed, esp since the technology tree was completely changed and seems to focus almost exclusively on cyberware.

Got around to the Ryujin quests. Highly recommend having the detect Starstuff power since it reveals where all NPCs are, even through walls. Makes the sneaking parts much easier since you can see where they are pathing or looking without exposing yourself. Void form is another good one...

I can't see them doing a "Dracula is evil again" unless they have a really solid plan for it. However, given the fact there is still a world around, I would have to presume that Dracula lived his life with Lisa and when she died, he basically put himself into an extended slumber? Or something...

NMS planets get boring also - they’ve added more variety, but the same patterns of biomes or planet types manifest. Seeing a planet with metal cubes is cool once, then becomes boring each subsequent time. When you’ve seen dozens of planets, a sort of “sameness” settles in. Especially for dead...

Skills have infinite respec. Attributes you get 1 respec per playthrough. So if you plan to use an existing character for the DLC, you can redo your stat points due to the changes

Simon could work as a flashbacksor a bottle episode, but the original show's success was mostly due to the fact it had a good cast of characters. Sure, you could create a ton of made up characters, but why when you can just use existing ones and use a different setting. Fast forwarding to the...

You can also get a pretty good C-Class for free if you do the Overdesigned quest that Stroud gives you and convince the project manager to do the "Kitchen Sink" design. It is ladder heavy, but the interior feels very starship-like.

Biggest issue with Simon is if they use the games as a basis, he doesn't really have a supporting cast.

Good video that runs down the various temple powers and also how they change when you rank them up

If you can get in on treasure map runs, those can be good as well. The crafting material drops from the newer dungeons usually sells for a decent price.

Interesting. The technical tree seems to have been completely changed so it isn't really for crafting anymore - instead it is mostly focused on cyberware buffs and consumables like nades and health items. That's a nice change All the trees are heavily changed. Being able to see the full...

It used to be crafting, but the profit margins are much lower than they used to be. Without crafting, world drops can sometimes be profitable. New orchestron rolls or pets, hairstyles, etc. Especially for content people don't run as much anymore. Like when the newest Deep Dungeon came out...

Out of the 4, Barret seems to be mostly cool with stuff the other 3 get in a bunch over. Like if you steal something, he says "yoink!" lol Although even Barret instantly turns lawful good for certain things like the other 3

Chopper revealed

There is a lot of dialogue, but the introduction is relatively heavy if you're sticking to MSQ. Did you already do the heist at Arasaka Tower?

That is annoying - some premade ships have unique modules. They really should give you the option of storing them so you can reuse them on other ships

There are also plenty of free options for gear. The older trials/raid series get uncapped in terms of what you can loot per week, so you can get full sets relatively quickly if you really need to catchup to hit current minimum requirements for the current dungeon/trials

POV: When Garak plays Starfield

I would have added a railgun and auto-turrets, though

Only thing that sucks about having no cargo hold space is you can't loot destroyed ships in space while flying around

I mean, wheelchair bro got horribly maimed in a fight and got paralyzed. Plus he even acknowledges he can’t go and fight anymore because of that. I kind of like they didn’t shy away from some realism, even though people can cast magic to heal.