I Made EVERY BAD DECISION in Cyberpunk 2077 (Including DLC)

[@BigDanGaming]

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[@sharpie3811]

no

[@clarencewalters338]

I have to disagree with killing SoMi being the bad choice, she had absolutely no chance at escape beyond what we could give her. She had to call in all her favors to someone who ended up betraying her anyway(in this case twice) and she failed, so if you dont kill her there she WILL be enslaved forever.

[@Northh_]

100% agreed. For me this is the best outcome for DLC, any other will change nothing for So Mi (except Moon one, where Songbird would get "Phantom Liberty")

[@dusty3328]

well... just side with her then and send her to the moon, problem solved.

[@clarencewalters338]

@dusty3328 umm, im very VERY sorry but So Mi woll only ever be free in death. If you send her to the moon youre sending her to the AI who brainwashed the Peralez family and was(given Blue Eyes arranged her flight) likely manipulating SoMi from the getgo to not only use her as an agent but also get the Neural Matrix, machine designed to capture and contain artificial intelligences. You basically handed a supervillain 2 different super weapons

[@arrij-99]

Agreed. The worst ending was definitely giving her back to the NUSA alive. I felt sick to my stomach leaving her in their hands in her last days

[@Northh_]

@@dusty3328 I'm not 100% sure that it's the best ending for here. Sure, she will be cured, but: 1) Is she will be same So Mi as before Blackwall? 2) In this ending Mr. Blue Eyes can be spotted watching V, which could imply that he helped Songbird with her trip to Moon - but I don't think that he would do that voluntarily and she probably will need to do something in exchange. It wouldn't be a freedom, just changing overlord. But sure, anything is better than giving her back to Myers

[@zizonesol]

Ha jokes on you, at 6:53 you handed over Alex to Tyger Claws. What you didn't know was in fact that Alex had a hand in killing 70 nomads in the badlands along with Joanne Koch. So handing him over to the Tyger Claws was actually a morally right choice. You can unlock the dialogue by doing the Joanne Koch quest "Guinea Pigs" first and you HAVE to talk to the front desk receptionist at the hotel before you go to Joanne. Then hand over Joanne to the Nomad families and then you go to this quest and. you can unlock a 3rd dialogue option.

[@clarencewalters338]

Arguably. A dog killing merc likely has a body count not too dissimilar if not greater than Alex. Keep in mind that gun violence in NC is so obscenely regular that they created something called the "Body Count Lottery" which is like playing numbers but the winner is whoever correctly determined that day's number of homicides.

[@MarkRiker]

Plus if you deliver him you can find his body later. If you don't then you will find Sergey's body dumped instead. So only one dies.

[@Kill_Me_Kira]

I was JUST about to comment this, cane to check and found your comment on the matter.

[@alejandro28763]

nomads are scum that eat pets and cause crime

[@jaehaerys9194]

Ah, he said "lower payout", bro is thinking like a true merc

[@baller302]

Worst PL ending would have been to side with Songbird, and then give her up to the FIA. A lot of innocent people get killed, and the NUSA enslave her. Betraying her, then giving her to the NUSA would have also been the worse ending compared to killing her. Its nuts how many people here on KZbin completely missed the point of her character, it seems like a lot of people forgot the universe this story takes place in. That and the gaming community is not the brightest.

[@mateuszslawinski1990]

Unless your V's MO is to take the meds certain Korean-American netrunner promised.

[@baller302]

@mateuszslawinski1990 and to do that, you would be enslaving her to the NUSA, which is far worse than any of the governments or corporations so far in the Cyberpunk universe. Would you rather save someone who is desperate to save their own life and give them a second chance to start anew after having their life ripped away, or help a cunning sociopath who has some very disturbing intentions?

[@ArmadaOne]

I always love the evil / worst playthrough videos because I can never bring myself to do it in the games but I still love to see what happens when you make the evil choices. Keep them coming!

[@LT.KILLIAN-14031]

coward

[@mryamada-u7n]

You can also fail the entire DLC storyline accepting So Mi's quest when she meets you outside of Dogtown, then promptly turning around and running away. After 5 to 6 minutes, SPaceforce One arrives and gets blown up on its flight in.

[@sambo69420]

Can you still visit dog town after ?

[@mryamada-u7n]

@@sambo69420 Yes. The major thing that changes is that you can never do the DLC's main story missions, and you miss out on doing half of Mr. Hands' new Dogtown missions. Dogtown is otherwise the same.

[@Cardali]

Giving Songbird up to the NUSA where she'll likely live a life of suffering isn't the "good" choice. IMO.

[@gustavgustav2670]

And giving Myers and the NUSA a weapon that could end the world. Handing So Mi to them is a horrendous choice for both So Mi and the world.

[@largething5834]

​@gustavgustav2670 i went with the choice assuming there was gonna be a future option to help her get away from them, after ALL THAT HAPPENED i assumed saving her wouldn't go straight to handing her to NUSA, I really wish they had something for the ending that let you actually save So Mi

[@glikoliz]

giving this manipulative lying bitch what she wants isn't a good ending either. and the best ending for V is to go to the NUSA hospital anyway

[@Kaleb._]

Eh, she lies to you, tries to kill you. I think its fine

[@nguyenngocuc1985]

It good choice for V . Cause meyers can save us .

[@montblanc6982]

Some of these Choices aren't half as bad as he thinks they are. Telling Jefferson and Lizzy Wizzy the Truth leads to them becoming fully unhinged & paranoid, and in Lizzys Case ends with Liams murder and the potential deposing of his Body.

[@davidb7723]

6:44 the guy in the trunk of a piece of crap who works for Biotechnica and thinks the red ochre clan / nomads are like bugs , so it's ok to test on them and kill them. Sending him to the claws is the *best* choice IMHO. 🎉

[@cthulhuchan9587]

Exactly that’s what I was about to comment Devil is sometimes in the detail with making the worst possible decisions

[@Y0uKnoWh0]

Whats sad is that my very first playthrough I tried to make good decisions based on what my instincts were telling me and I made several of these choices and had the ending where I got to talk to Jackie's ghost in the Arasaka HQ. Made me think long and hard about some of my instincts. I thought I was protecting people and protecting my friends and trying not to get exploited by others as the naive nomad I was. And I was just being a naive nomad. Very funny in hindsight.

[@jameshanus3813]

Same dude I ended up an engram in an Arasaka space station

[@_The_Black_Cerberus_]

I want to know who worked on the betray songbird mission getting hunted by the BlackWalled hacked Cerberus droid was absolutely terrifying gave me some major Alien Isolation PTSD

[@ogun6464]

I just played betray SoMi for the first time; I don't understand why V didn't just lie about killing Songbird, you could have said she died before you could stabilize her. Reed and Mires might have doubts, but V just owns up to it right away. It rang so hollow. Also, no one talks about Angie becoming the new hottest woman in NC, why no hook-up?

[@jordanplayz5637]

Whats the point in lying? As you can see in the ending in the video, Rosalin doesn't give a fuck that *you killed her* shes mad *you let her die*. So Mi is a tool to her, regardless of how it was broken, it still wasnt delivered to her intact. You get what I'm saying?

[@Crimsondragonblade]

The Sergi quest where you can give the corpo up to the claws, letting him go would have been worse because he is tied to another gig in city center where biotechnica and him did some experiments to a nomad group, so giving him to the claws is probably the better option to be honest. ^_^

[@twogruden9943]

I really like how some of these side-quests are actually interlinked, so depending on which order you do them, you could end up thinking "Damn, that guy was sh-t, I should've turned him over before." Your POV is shaped by which order you do the quests which I think is a great way to implement them. I don't understand why more games don't do this.

[@finesseandstyle]

@@twogruden9943 Because it's hard and requires good planning. At least compared to making fetch quests that are all independent of each other.

[@twogruden9943]

@@finesseandstyle Not that hard. They are quests that could just as easily be separate, in this one it's just a line or two of dialog that links it. Just a simple idea that makes it all work. And these aren't complicated quests, either.

[@ZrodyApo]

That awkward (and funny) moment when the Delamain questline ending is a practically the same as the ME3 ending, but with better and more logical writing

[@supersneakeroghigh8814]

6:50 If im not mistaken, the corpo in the trunk was working with the biotechnica woman who killed all those nomads

[@AlexCunradi]

Betraying Songbird then refusing to kill her has to be the worst Phantom Liberty ending. At least by killing her you free her from Myers' control, if you spare her she remains her slave, probably for the rest of her life.

[@yuriyutani7907]

Apart from the corpo ending, I feel like all other endings are subjective. I found betraying SoMi and letting her live was the best option for my corpo V who prioritised survival. SoMi even proves she would have done the same to you anyway given the circumstances. Night City isn't really a place for morality

[@bmo5852]

​@@yuriyutani7907How'd that pan out for your V?

[@yuriyutani7907]

@@bmo5852 Reed delivers on his promise and the engram is removed. The resulting neural damage means V can never use cyberware again. Reed also offers you a job in the NUSA

[@bmo5852]

@yuriyutani7907 an 80 hour a week desk job shoveling horseshit to recruits? How kind of him

[@bmo5852]

@yuriyutani7907 also it's easy to keep a promise when bargaining with someone else's stuff

[@Mikeh2077]

Songbird dying can go either way tbh. Remember, she conned V into helping her, but lied about the cure having an extra dose. But siding with Hanako is the worst decision.

[@bmbrowns1778]

Yea Songbirds quest has so many layers. The only ending I think is actually bad is betray Somi and then deliver her to Meyers alive after seeing her entire backstory. I think killing her is actually way more humane than letting Meyers take her as a slave basically. The other 3 endings all make sense for a bad or good V. Love the Moral dilemmas in CDPR games. Almost rarely a right answer in some of these quests.

[@zerotodona1495]

I’ll still side with hanako. The other endings are worthless for my V.

[@00Mike55]

I sold Songbird to Reed, I was already jaded from all the back stabbing in NC but after helping her so much just for her to betray V on the way to the rocket was the last straw. Oh sure, she just wants to live, but so does my V, sorry Songbird but in the end, is just survivial, would've stick to it if she had been more honest before hand. Besides the Tower ending isn't that bad,V gets to live all things considered and start fresh, probably outside of NC too.

[@bmbrowns1778]

@@00Mike55 Idk Tower ending is depressing af. V loses Basically all of their friends. The secret ending or the star ending are the best ones imo. Secret is by far the most badass

[@00Mike55]

@@bmbrowns1778 Eh, it feels forced, a true fried would be thrilled to see their friend back after ghosting suddenly, SPECIALLY if they know how bad you had it, if you told them your problem that is. As for relationships, that one checks out, two years without contact would make anyone move on, beyond that it feels too forced just for the sake of making you feel bad.

[@Ms_StoryDragon]

No matter what you do when Takemura kidnaps Hanako, he lives. I ditched him in my playthrough, finished Phantom Liberty, lost all my cyberware, and Takemura showed up in the end, hair much longer, wearing an outfit that they scrapped for River.

[@Squeb]

Pretty sure its the outfit of the ‘fixer’ from the streetkid side quest

[@DrunkBubblee]

Why killing Songbird should be a bad choice? At least she is freed from Myers’s control and that’s what she wants. Even Reed in the end agrees it was the right choice 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DrSid42]

Indeed. I consider this ending as the best one. NUSA fails, Reed is free of his indoctrination, and Songbird had to die anyway, as she carries the deadly virus.

[@DrunkBubblee]

@ I totally agree. This is probably the best ending for everybody except for Alex. We don’t know if the other ending is actually good for Songbird since he’s helped by Mr blue eyes who is pretty mysterious 😶‍🌫️

[@bmo5852]

​@DrSid42 you're kidding right? NUS now has 2 Rogue AIs, access and control of Dogtown with Cynosure's loose ends completely cleaned up. So Mi's body is being taken to Area 51 so specialists can dig up who knows what from her brain. A clean sweep for Myers. Reed is now a lifeless zombie that'll be hanging himself soon enough, and maybe a better solution for So Mi is to help her get cured of that deadly virus hm?

[@DrSid42]

@@bmo5852 What are the options ? NUS has her alive, that's worse. Mr. Blue Eyes has her alive, that's worse. Reed is not lifeless zombie. He's just hungover. It will pass.

[@bmo5852]

@DrSid42 why is Blue Eyes worse? Cause the brain tumour in your head had some paranoid musings about Rogue AIs? Not like he's been ever been wrong

[@FloridaMann123]

Saying that giving Alex to the Tigerclaws and letting Songbird die are both bad decisions are some pretty hot takes.

[@Krepticite]

They're his takes so nobody cares

[@apurvbose]

Because of your videos, I saw how fun rpg can be. I don't get time to finish games but your vids show all alternative paths and hard work of a dev. Thank You

[@Rich-fr2yv]

Resetting Delamaine isn't the worst ending, it's the best. The other two ending end up with rouge AIs on the wrong side of the blackwall, and merging them creates a demigod

[@masterofinfinity479]

what?

[@Rich-fr2yv]

@@masterofinfinity479 Which part are you confused by?

[@masterofinfinity479]

@@Rich-fr2yv how do you know about the blackwall thing? i never found it

[@crispychicken28]

​@masterofinfinity479 I think they mean the split personalities that take over the escaped cars at the end of the mission. They would be rogue AI in a sense, but I imagine the stuff on the other side of the black wall is straight up malicious.

[@Rich-fr2yv]

@@crispychicken28 This. The rouge cars are rouge AIs, and a few of them end up murdering people. They are just cars tho, so their damage is limited and a few of them are just chilling and living life. If you merge them, Delamaine becomes something implied to be massively powerful and fucks off completely to do who knows what

[@ThexJohnxSmithxShow]

Love ya Dan but you lost me with phantom liberty. The ending you chose is absolutely without question the best one

[@bmo5852]

Nice joke, Wands is easily the best

[@ThexJohnxSmithxShow]

That’s a simp answer

[@bmo5852]

@ThexJohnxSmithxShow falling right back to the strawman arguement already? I expected better

[@shuvari7707]

​@bmo5852 Cups provides closure for So MI one way or the other, a fresh start for Reed, and it fucks over Myers. Only downside imo is Alex dying but at least we get to avenge her by killing Hansen almost immediately afterwards. Wands seems to me to be a pretty unpredictable ending as far as unintended consequences go. It's probably better than either of the other two options where you give up So MI to Myers but it's demonstrated that So MI is generally pretty unstable and we have no idea what Mr. Blue Eyes has in store. Alex gets a fresh start too but Reed has to die. Guess that's a positive or negative depending on who you ask but I really liked Reed as a character.

[@bmo5852]

@shuvari7707 Reed is unfortunately past the point of a fresh start. He's got to be nearing 70 at minimum and like Takemura says "You cannot teach an old dog new tricks" As for fucking over Myers, you really didn't. You handed back all the tech in So Mi and 2 Rogue AI, one of which is a genie in a bottle. You cleaned up all the Cynosure loose ends and gave her access to all the Key players in Dogtown. Lastly saying that Wands is bad on the basis of what Blue Eyes might do is just letting paranoia get the better of you. By that logic I can claim that Myers had some method to revive So Mi and did so, rendering Cups pointless

[@killmonger5097]

You committed the biggest sin of all you betrayed Panam

[@TheSasuke707]

Panam is overrated😅 Rita is better🙈

[@DrSid42]

@@TheSasuke707 finally some words of wisdom.

[@Drkaa]

Judy better anyways

[@bmbrowns1778]

@@TheSasuke707 Rita has 0 character development lmao

[@Ayem427]

Panam is literally such a dick, I don't get y'all's obsession

[@blackraptor1154]

Actually the Maiko option is the best option for the Clouds. Letting the dolls take over just results in the Tiger Claws running in and killing a bunch of dolls, making the conditions much worse. With Maiko, conditions get slightly better.

[@sentineljm]

Not really, Judy tells you later when romancing her that under Maiko nothing has changed the dolls are being treated just as badly as before. Don't forget this is NC, no happy endings....

[@allhandsondik7803]

Hard disagree on the SoMi choice. I'd rather kill her than let her continue to be tortured by Meyers for power. It's also absurdly optimistic to think she can work something out again and that Meyers won't keep her under lock and key with 10 guards constantly on her. Also gotta disagree that saving Del is the bad option, he hired you to help him with his mental issues, hes an AI, they weren't his "kids" they were viruses, most of which were homicidal or suicidal, no reason to save them.

[@nguyenngocuc1985]

For me . I gave her to Myer . Iknow that bad but . I see myself as V . I just want to live . I fight for myself . I dont want to die . And Meyers can save us

[@Siltarius]

Me: So how are you gonna make the worst possibility even more horrendous? Big Dan Gaming: Watch me homie!

[@KTraftonB]

No one. And I mean NO ONE hurts Panam and gets away with it. Sleep with one eye open choom 🧐

[@AdApT3Rx]

Fr

[@co8wei]

Lettings Myers die is the best choice in that quest line imo. Shouldn't even be considered for Bad decision.

[@noahh.7642]

Funnily enough in that gig where you deliver Alex to the Tygers is the best choice karma wise because he was involved in that Biotechnia project that wiped out 70 nomads and referred to them as “roaches that’ll multiply” if you ask him about it. Whatever the Claws do to him, he got it coming

[@KatsukiKaito]

There are truly no good or bad ending in Night City. What is evil is subjective and up to you and your philosophy. Delamain situation, So Mi situation, Lina Malina, Bennett and Jago and V and Johny situation are such examples and there are valid arguments to how each of the choices are bad or good

[@purpledevilr7463]

6:08 actually that guy in the trunk is evil too. Freeing him is the bad end.

[@dunstik8842]

I feel like telling the mayor about all the stuff happening to him is worse then not telling him, cause if you do be goes absolutely schizophrenic and insane. But if you don't he seems okay for awhile.

[@twogruden9943]

Judy is a gonk with a dumb plan to take Clouds, hard to feel bad about the decision. I usually just ignore her when it comes to that point, totally agree with Johnny that it's just a bad idea to follow Judy's plan.

[@dylanbradford7863]

I swear the writers made Maiko such a rude person as a crutch just so players would not want to execute her plan. I do appreciate Judy being chill with you even if you don't go through with Judy's plan and don't pocket the money (Which if you do she accuses you of being a money grubber, which to be fair you kinda are). If Judy wasn't chill even when you don't pocket the money, I'd say she's a way bigger narcissist than Johnny. Edit: Just wanted to add as a side note that yes I think Johnny pretty narcissistic, I think a "zealous rebel" is a more accurate description than "narcissistic rockerboy."

[@callumrangan1061]

Yea but it’s more self fulfilling if I’m nice to her and then romance her. A few dolls can be sacrificed

[@twogruden9943]

@@dylanbradford7863 But I think it accurately reflects the hard reality of NC that V has to be a hardcore realist to see past Judy's emotionalism and Maiko's cold calculations to determine what is best long term. My last playthrough I simply bailed on Judy at that point, because I didn't see either option as being better than how things currently were. Woodmen got knocked off, that seemed like sufficient enough payback for me. Neither Judy nor Maiko ultimately offered a better solution for the dolls than life with Woodmen removed.

[@AlyrArkhon]

Big Dan: "And the worst decisions in these Dogtown quests are... " And I just seeing all of my decisions I made. I tried my best I promise...

[@kabu991]

Killing song is the good choice because 1 she's a nuke 2 she's being torn apart mentally because of that

[@markdoherty2769]

I LOVE this worst playthrough series!! Theyre always hilarious. Just finished fallout NV myself and would love to see an evil bald courier reign terror over the mojave 🤣

[@Bradley118]

One thing that's definitely not the worst choice is leaving Jackie with Vik. This, as you mentioned, leads to the revival of Jackie which is objectively good. However, you can leave Jackie in the car when you go talk to Dex and get offed. It's unclear if Dex would do anything with Jack at that point but if he did, I'd assume he'd chuck him in the landfill as well after making sure he's dead, which is actually quite likely as the Delemain isn't still parked outside the No-Tell Motel if you choose that option unless Delemain made his own decision, which I think goes against his code though so idk

[@CMFL77]

Yo! You and Sam Bram both upload Cyberpunk content on the same day!? Hell yeah!

[@atreyudavis6414]

Me realizing i accidentally made all the wrong choices for the phantom liberty side quests

[@AdApT3Rx]

Oof😂

[@ericcardinal9138]

with the sergei gig, you made the best outcome, from a narative point of view. in both case, thecorps of one can be found, but not both corps. delivered the corpo, so he died, but sergei's corps can't be found. as for why it's the best choice lorewise? the corpo work for another corpo who picked at a nomad clan, which we have to get rid off in corpo plaza. if you do the corpo plaza gig first, you can ask the corpo of sergei's gig about if he knows her to which he say he does and helped her. if you're a nomad, it's his final nail of the coffin, for him. if not, there's no real worst outcome, i guess. i mean, in the end of the day, sergei no doubt killed lots of person and if he survived, i doubt he'll stop. i never picked street kid and most of my playthrough are as a nomad, meaning killing the corpo isn't a neutral choice, like in this video's playthrough, but the best outcome. also, for ozob bozo, it's not the worst outcome. the worst outcome is if in the boxe match between us and him, the grenade explode, killing him in the process.

[@cmoney9680]

Not sure why i'm excited for this. Love all of your bald evil protagonist videos.

[@voxbury]

Definitely do New Vegas, but it’s going to be a long video requiring a ton of research, so I’d go for it in strides, with something else in between to prevent burnout. Great content, I always appreciate the work you put into your videos.

[@AlphAlphaAlph]

Funnily enough you could just run away from Rogue during the mission where you help her find a lead on Smasher. I did this accidentally the first time when I tried to grab Johnny's car in the container while they were talking. She sends you an angry text saying to never show your face in Afterlife and the mission fails.

[@nguyenngocuc1985]

Put the cloud to Maiko incharge is the best option actually . the bar still active like normal . Because if you put the clous independent . Tiger Claw will kill all doll in the bar eventually .

[@Conta_Minated]

I ended up taking about half of all the cursed options just by following my moral compass. Some decisions sound good, but end up being completely rotten, because these loose-loose situations are exactly what cyberpunk is all about. Even when you're trying to do the right thing, NC just stabs you in the back and the people you tired to save end up in a meat grinder anyway. That's how NC is telling you to stop being such a hero and to pour some more gasoline on the fire to speed things up a bit. The city is already on fire, but who has the time to wait.

[@Gunnumn]

V's overwhelming hubris turns this game into pure comedy

[@williamkeene6434]

I had no idea that this whole negative playstyle and getting all the characters to hate you was possible since ive never attempted it

[@ArtemisShanks]

I love this type of video. I could never play this way and it's hilarious to see the CYE Cyberpunk experience.

[@thekaiser6842]

I actually thought after I helped Nele with everything that she turned on me like the dirty commie she is and set that trap to close any loose ends. So the next playthroughs I immediately sold her out to the corps. Had no idea they were just posing as her lol.

[@guffingtonreal]

Although you burn Judy if you side with Maiko, less people will die, but not killing Woodman nullifies that ngl.

[@sir1junior]

Johnny calling out V on her BS is so hilarious to me!

[@fluffyx1556]

i love how he said saving takemura is a bad decision but chooses to not save him as the bad decision

[@KatsukiKaito]

There are argument to be made whether siding with Reed or Songbird is more evil. Siding with Songbird will lead to the masacre of the Airport and killing Reed wich is the bigger immediate cosequence but Siding with Reed will unleash a Blackwall AI wich might just destroy the world

[@vignegang508]

I sent Jackie to Victor's in my 1st playthru cuz it felt messed up to send the corpse of your son to your house in a taxi, like wtf is that?

[@fuzzyizmit]

Ugh! I am playing through Phantom Liberty right now for the first time so I have to skip the middle part of this video! I will be back (and I can't wait to see if I made any 'bad' choices!)!

[@IncursorVerde]

V's worst path: does nothing, gets hated by everyone and gets Arasaka'd

[@mateuszslawinski1990]

What's wrong with killing Takemura and Oda? Saving them may improve your look to Hanako, but if you don't consider taking her help they are not worthy. Takemura was doing all of this only to regain his position in Arasaka (and avenge his terrible boss), put a tracker on you and pretty sure was ready to kill you if given order to do so. Besides, by leaving him you give him a favor - his life in any non-Arasaka ending is miserable. Oda is an enemy ready to kill you, so why hesitate?

[@mongodellango4732]

You can get a way worse ending in dazed and confused. Kill Shank then let Tool out. You get no rewards and you kill the guy’s best friend and you let a crazy Tool walk the streets of dogtown without help.

[@jonjumper7629]

thanks so much dan for this video I wish this popped up in my feed 3 weeks ago!

[@traiges414]

I never played Cyberpunk 2077 but I am sure invested in this run xD

[@Rich-fr2yv]

I'd argue pretty strongly that the worst choice is siding with SoMi, and then handing her over to reed anyway after they massacre everyone

[@lankey6969]

After everything we've done, busting River out of jail wouldn't even be an issue.

[@naomy1701]

holy shit! i wasnt aware u can mess up THAT BAD in the game XD kinda wild how far the Devs went to let ppl have absolute freedom, pretty dope

[@DevaDragon911]

watching this video makes me realized i have made all of those worse decision in my first playthrough of phantom liberty

[@FgyjtIngenieroEuropeo]

Nah, i still think the absolute worse ending is killing herself in the roof. That way Smasher is still alive.

[@Silvanohnerizz]

I really liked this video, I mean cyberpunk videos in general lmao

[@jordanplayz5637]

This game and specifcally DLC really show many sides of stories and can entertain anyones opinions. Like, I personally believe killing So Mi is the most humane and morally good ending of PL. Regardless of if the Neural Matrix can save her or nto, she still doesnt know who she is anymore, the Blackwall tampering ruined her mind. Killing her was a form of mercy, giving her back to the NUSA is basically putting her chains back on and securing the eventual collapse of the Blackwall. Also having a crazy hacking demon possed woman on the same moon of the transport canons isnt a good idea for eath ethier.

[@Gamer1990100]

Dan should be a life coach......

[@PolicyPanda420]

6:59 its actually the right thing to do, hes involved with an AI that is used to alter the memories of politicians and leaders aswell as other people.

[@landismithCOJ]

V for Violence and Vituperation, as only Evil Dan could bring her to us.

[@breloomiesi1ver]

the worst bad choice would be using johnny's alternate look the whole game

[@tragicbronson2889]

But what about Bitcoin V and his relationship with Councilor Udina??

[@claywalker1980]

I did some of these by pure accident. Great video

[@ijustworkhere1008]

I still have to hard disagree with some of these outcomes being the "worst" choices TL;DR Olive branch - the guy in the trunk is a biotechnica scientist whose unethical experiments killed 70 people Phantom Liberty Ending - giving Songbird back to Myers is a fate worse than death for her Shot on both sides - Even if Bree rats you out to Netwatch, it's still an overall better outcome than Militech getting away with all their Blackwall research Dazed and Confused - telling Tool he's a clone of Lina leads to him becoming a paranoid recluse while still being stuck in his delusion and his and Shank's shop goes out of business

[@songsayswhat]

I would say the worst ending for Songbird is to agree to help her only to turn on her at the end and give her to Reed.

[@Jojilikesgames]

Night City is my personal Hotel California

[@zerotodona1495]

It just looks like normal democrat ran Bay Area.

[@kikidoyouloveme-j9g]

Boosteroid offers the best gaming experience without breaking the bank

[@PhilNightmareBrutality]

I technically pre ordered the phantom liberty expansion because of the free car you get and I understand not to pay upfront for a piece of expensive tech maine learnt that the hard way when martinez installed a military issue sandevistan

[@kratos97261]

This game wouldve been a masterpiece if they added new game plus,i wouldve played it non stop.

[@Romstine]

Funy how I just finished my first ever playthrough and this video pops up and I realize I chose almost EVERY WRONG CHOICE POSSIBLE !

[@A.D.I.D.A.S-916]

Songbird is a professional gaslighter. She was the most selfish character in the game “Well Myers and the NUSA were mean to her! 😡” Okay I was abused as a child so is it then okay to grow up and do that to somebody else? No it isn’t. “It was for survival! She was dying!!” Dude even Reed had agreed to give up his own head to save his people, she didn’t have an ounce of integrity in her body. The more playthroughs I’ve done the more insufferable she’s become and the more upfront her manipulation and gaslighting were Reed & Alex were the only altruistic and stand up individuals in the main DLC story

[@AdApT3Rx]

W

[@yurigenics]

i think you really fail to realize that songbird is a smart woman. she wanted to be free from the NUSA and knew she would be a slave to that nation just how reed is. like every ending besides killing her or sending her to the moon alludes to that even. she's one of, if not even, THE most skilled netrunner to have lived in the cyberpunkverse. also, your own character and johnny boy are also very selfish people. both of you want to survive and keep living, while both of you have been dead. yet you will use everyone and everything around you (besides the Don't fear the Reaper ending) to get to that goal, which also ends up killing people (rogue for example). so if we have V, who desperately wants to live, see how Songbird is treated and HAS a chance to stay alive and free from any shackles, i think Vi would canonnically help Songbird escape. it's even a dialogue option you can pick at the end. V knows too well how it feels to have their fate sealed, but Songbird has a chance to break that Seal. That's why I love Song bird and why she's a morally grey character for a reason... In night city, no one looks out for you and you have to lookout for yourself, this is one of the only times where we are able to look after someone with major impact for our growth and quite literally the world. bc god knows that meyers would do with Songbird's netrunner skills.

[@yurigenics]

also quantum tuner is stupid broken lol

[@mateuszslawinski1990]

@@yurigenics Songbird basically used and gaslighted our dying MC asking him (or her) to literally waste time in Dogtown in search for mirages. To Reed with her.

[@Asoeee]

I can't even betray songbird for achievement

[@mikooo07]

after this i see that half my missions from dlc are done wrong by me haha

[@QuanLovesGaming]

Damn I'm tripping, I thought you were supposed to kill the cyber Psychos lmao

[@serjacklucern4584]

No You can do worst to Panam. Rattle Her out to Saul.

[@sbeveboi4503]

So this is how I found out I made all of the worst decisions for the phantom liberty dlc 20 HOURS AFTER COMPLETION

[@SnakeyesYT]

I didn’t know you could save Takemura, help Lizzy to the fullest, save Barry, and help Delamain 😭 I completely unintentionally killed like 4 1/2 people 😢 One thing though, I gotta rant on this. Why do you get the to kiss Kerry when he’s 50 YEARS OLDER THAN YOU? IMO, it makes it worse with male V

[@THATGAMERN7]

More cyberpunk content would be nice

[@koolcat133]

loved this series

[@SpencerCunninghamPN]

New Vegas! New Vegas! NEW VEGAS!!!!

[@65firered]

Did you actually make evil choices in an RPG? I was told that was impossible.

[@Genesis-fc8we]

18:45 i forgot to pick up those blueprints which is the entire point i did that route

[@xbre777]

I can’t wait for bald Rook next 😅

[@Yeong-ua]

They say you can kill all, or the majority companions if you skip loyalty missions. Would be fun

[@PikangsFutaba]

Oh boy... Worst Playthrough V.2... this is going to be fun (expect this comment be edited once I finish watching this revised bald V run... as she follows the steps of the likes of the "Hero" of Ferelden or Incompetent Inquisitor). Edit: Wow... you can fail the entire DLC by failing the very start... that's funny, but just like THAT quest in DAO Inquisition you can let things end with that funny failure of getting kicked out of the content. Yup, the game really punishes you if you do the bogus choices all the time, I still wonder how much of a Worst Playthrough can be pulled out in DAO Veiguard aside of THAT part.

[@muhammadmq5387]

Sheesh, does this V even have a soul to soulkill?

[@aflo4518]

King of Cups, is the best ending

[@rarelyused3]

it's worrying how much of your decisions align with my first playthrough

[@Perezeta-zu]

2024 is almost over I'm still wishing on the Star of David to bring me Paname as my wife

[@gtaobrad]

Imagine if by betraying Judy you could romance maliko