Lead and Steel | Cyberpunk 2077 (6)

[@StoneEagle194]

"Who's gonna grind out 10000 eddies before the first mission?" Choom that's two gigs and a street fight

[@Frank_Costanzas_Lawyer]

"We're skipping those"

[@gatfatf]

He ain't about that grindset just yet

[@Seeingeyepig]

@@Frank_Costanzas_Lawyer Twitch mods hooked him up with a list of side quests / gigs to do on stream, we're in for a good ride choom

[@causewaybob3651]

Wake up Samurai we got eddies to earn.

[@UnForgivenFury]

Yeah I did everything in Watson before the lockdown was lifted. I had plenty of money.

[@PS1-Hagrid]

Dex: "Zippin you some serious deets Miss V. Miss V? Are you paying attention?" Woolie: Scanning coffee cups and unnamed NPC's for 17 uninterupted minutes.

[@LovinTheSickBeat]

He would do incredibly well in the Blue Moon mission. One of the NPCs holds a frag nade that you can scan early.

[@jorkington5596]

This is like watching an alien discover video games for the first time

[@thebadger4040]

This is actually why I love watching these

[@1000Tomatoes]

I know it's so fascinating

[@YetiCoolBrother]

Mans never even played Skyrim bro, the whole genre is literally alien to him lol

[@Nukem2Bits]

"That's...a ...ALIEEN"

[@crowclaw]

The closest thing they could find on the podcast was Woolie testing Human Revolution during the QA days.

[@the_disco_option6290]

This game is gonna be sink or swim for Woolie. Mah man is either going to learn how to take in the vibes and go with the flow, or this is going to be a 300-parter where he ruins the experience for himself by neurotically scanning each of the 100 things in each room and spends far too much time trying to dissect a game that can be summed up as “Explore-Fight-Loot-Repeat.” I say this as someone who is also a neurotic gremlin who feels the need to lab constantly. Cyberpunk is Style over Substance for a reason. Embrace the style, roll with it Still love this channel though

[@GelatinPangolin]

“who’s gonna grind out 10000 eddies before the first mission?” laughs nervously

[@beanmclean7959]

Yeaaaah, I definitely don’t do the first set of gigs every time to get a Sandevistan right away…

[@apeaape]

37K at least gotta pay Vick up front

[@Cyromantik]

Choom, I always pay Vic before the heist. XD

[@Cyromantik]

@@beanmclean7959 That Sandy just makes everything butter, dunnit?

[@ascendedsleeper7820]

Fun fact about Cyberpunk the Tabletop: Night City had well over 50 notable gangs in 2020, of which the Maelstrom are the only major gang still around relatively unaltered in 2077. The old gangs included the Kennedys, the Bozos, the Philharmonic Vampyres, the Gilligans, the Sacred Blades, and the Brainiacs. In 2020, the Tyger Claws were just a minor Japantown gang, the Valentinos were a themed gang of seducers who only really cared about scoring with hot women, and the Animals, 6th Street, and Mox didn't exist. The Voodoo Boys were technically also around, but they were mostly white drug pushers at the time. This incarnation of the gang was later hunted down and killed off by the later incarnation we'll become familiar with soon enough.

[@gatfatf]

Reverse skinhead culture mutation, sweet.

[@kryptomanik]

A large number of smaller gangs turning into six or so huge ones feels like what basically happened to private businesses, and IDK if that's intentional on Pondsmith's part of the lore writing

[@ascendedsleeper7820]

@@kryptomanik It might be but it's probably just "oh God we can't make assets for that many gangs, just make some 5 or 6 models for a few"

[@iamnuff1992]

Picking up clothes permanently adds them to your wardrobe.

[@Xcaliber241]

22:50 "I mean, it was going down" There are actually a couple of ways to approach this scenario where it doesn't end with fighting Maelstrom, and your choices in this mission can affect things in a later mission. I'm being vague on purpose so to not spoil anything.

[@malkilthewizard]

My first time playing I got all chummy with Dum Dum. Dude's really chill when you get to know him.

[@Xcaliber241]

@ yeah you also get the black lace hypo from him which is a nice booster

[@Dawsofthecombine]

"Whos gonna grind out 10000 eddies before the first mission?" Choom, I go and do every scanner gig in Watson before I see Victor so I can pay him immediately *and* buy the bot. Then once Im dont act 1, I go do every scanner gig on the rest of the map because Im a masochist.

[@callowheart]

Brick: God... Felt like a fuckin' eternity, that. I feel you dude I'm thinking the same thing.

[@Jank_Hill]

Just remember Woolie, letting the timer run out in dialogue is also an option

[@Grifflez]

You know I assumed it would do the Telltale thing and select whatever was highlighted when that happened. Need to keep that in mind for my next playthrough.

[@powersofdestruction5694]

To be fair, in most games that option is universally considered the bad one. Usually the devs will either force a choice on you or treat it as automatic failure. It’s actually kinda rare to have a game where not choosing is as valid as choosing.

[@LovinTheSickBeat]

Hopefully the River Ward quest would teach him that lesson. It taught me too that I shouldn’t say anything sometimes.

[@YeTheGOATNoCap]

​@LovinTheSickBeat I have a sneaking suspicion he will be locked in with River unintentionally.

[@KyleS.1987]

@@YeTheGOATNoCap Worth it just for Johnny's commentary.

[@gfytrevor]

everyone’s talking about grinding out the 10k before this mission but i’m the type of mf to grind out the 21k before seeing viktor………..

[@Vespuchian]

I know I'm going to both enjoy and be endlessly frustrated with how Woolie, so used to JRPGS as he is, is going to struggle with the often non-linear, discovery-based nature of WRPGS and of this game in particular. It's not just that he's unfamiliar with the style of gameplay, but that the way this game in particular presents content is in _direct opposition_ to Woolie's usual methodical, analytical scraping of a game's underlying systems. He can't just marinate in a game, accepting information as presented, he _needs_ to lab and try picking apart how it works, even when it means he jumps to conclusions based on how games he _has_ played work and completely miss context or explicit cues the game gives him.

[@gatfatf]

Let's not pretend wanting to be thorough leads into the Grand Canyon spanning logical leaps Woolie does to force answers out of questions that don't matter in the first place. That's its own bad habit he has knocking around in his head that sits next to hall wugging and forgetting square rooms have 4 corners.

[@derpstick5467]

@@gatfatf I wish he had a heckler of sorts who understands western RPGs and they just roast him anytime he tries to do, well whatever the hell he does in JRPGS that work there but not in these games.

[@gatfatf]

@@derpstick5467 I don't even think it's genre specific, Woolie just has a hard time resisting making up answers when he doesn't have sufficient information in general. For gameplay AND lore, and sometimes even just recalling events that just happened.

[@derpstick5467]

@@gatfatf lol tf is it with people having bad short or long term memories? That’s pretty bad when you’re dealing with lore in an rpg or idk watching a movie or a sequel to one. lol though tbf on that last one, if there’s years between a sequel and the person doesn’t care to rewatch the previous one, then fair i guess. Unless that leads them to think the sequel is bad because it has something that only watching or rewatching the previous film would explain. Sorry for the tangent but yeah people having bad memories, lol pisses me off cause that could lead to unwarranted criticisms.

[@FacelessVixen]

"Who's gonna grind out 10000 eddies before the first mission?" As someone who does open world stuff to pay Vik the $21K for the cyberware before he asks for it...

[@BerzekGamer]

Having a lot of fun seeing your reactions to the game. I'm going to binge the crap out of this.

[@DiranJiru]

"Who would grind the money before the mission?" If you're me, you grind max level asap so you get those skill tree dialogues. And the money and chrome's alright too, I guess.

[@andy12345678912]

the idea of doing the main mission so soon and with so many other things that can be done is so foreign to me. Unless something had a time limit, I knew a thing wouldn't have any checks I'd have to prepare for, or something important was locked behind story progression, I'm just never touching that for as long as I can.

[@stuartz3118]

Woolie is gonna drive us crazy with the quick scan isn't he

[@PS1-Hagrid]

Its gonna be the ODST night vision all over again.

[@tilly4273]

Worst part? He's entirely incorrect. He's not going to see anything useful in 99.9% of scenarios, game just doesn't work that way. Also there are mods to remove the annoying visual effects of scanning, and the noises, and the distortion, and the time dilation. But on console we can't have those. :(

[@JF-vz1ju]

Quick scan is literally only useful if you're a quickhacker or in a couple side missions.

[@LovinTheSickBeat]

It’s mostly only good if he’s doing stealth or netrunning. Theres the Kiroshi Oracle cyberware that benefits from doing so, which lets you see enemies and electronics through walls.

[@derpstick5467]

@@tilly4273 if a JRPG had this scanner stuff, would that be where he thinks it’ll do something useful for him?

[@kosm999]

Just because an option made available, doesn’t mean you need to pick it all the time.

[@treefingers6572]

Yeah, if you're referring to the dialogue: there's actually multiple times throughout the story where it's actually best to just let a timed dialogue choice run out and not say anything. For one, not knocking out Royce (and apparently killing him with the blow, which I always found weird) means you get a sick-ass mech suit fight at the end of the All Foods battle. There's another one later in the story that, if you let it run out and don't say or do anything, the person you're talking to will be much more sympathetic towards you when you talk to them again, because the two choices are both pretty shitty, one significantly worse than the other. Veteran players know what I'm talking about, but I'm leaving a lot of details out for obvious reasons. Hopefully, Woolie realizes that this game rewards thinking outside of the box, in combat, exploration, and dialogue.

[@manticorephoenix]

Yeah but you gotta save Meredith tho

[@Jirekianu]

@@manticorephoenix iirc you can hack the chip, copy the daemon/keep the cash. But then if you search the mainframe/data server in all foods you can find proof that gilchrist is the mole. That triggers meredith "winning" still.

[@manticorephoenix]

@@Jirekianu I’ve hacked the chip and spared Royce and Gilchrist shows up so I just choose to kill Royce and I just don’t like the son of a bitch, I also make sure to double tap the little one so he doesn’t show up later in the story

[@powersofdestruction5694]

@@manticorephoenixiirc the main thing that saves Meredith is getting Brick out alive. Just started a new run the other day, hacked the cred chip and took down Royce, but Brick lived so Meredith was there to greet me.

[@postapocalypse0763]

"Who is going to grind 10k before the first mission?" I find it amusing the Corpo when put out on the street can't figure out how to earn money, or thinks they are too good for it

[@ScorpDK]

"Who's gonna grind 10K before the first mission?" Uhhhh...hmmmmm... about that >_>; (honestly, I think quite a few people went out of their way to explore, level up and do a whole bunch of side-activities either on purpose, or by just walking into them)

[@razorburn645]

Then show up to the building like a monster? I think most of us did.

[@treefingers6572]

Tech weapons don't just pierce light cover. That's oddly misleading. They pierce whole god damned buildings. One of my favorite ways to play is ping sniping: hack the cams of a building from across the street, ping and tag every enemy, maybe even hit them with some control hacks like reboot optics to make headshots more effective... and proceed to go to town with a Nekomata, preferably the iconic one, Breakthrough, simply aiming at their outlines and picking them off, one by one, before any of them even get a chance to leave the building to spot me. Can also be done within a building (obviously). I once completed a gig in a multi-story building from within just two rooms, using the tech revolver Gris-Gris and iconic Omaha pistol Lizzy, pinging and popping them through walls, floors and ceilings. Obviously it can be a boring way to play the whole game, but if you're in a tight spot and need to keep behind cover, tech weapons are more than up to the job, and don't just pierce "light cover."

[@beanmclean7959]

I was so sad they removed the piercing quality from Johnny’s pistol in 2.0 onwards. Luckily there’s a mod called Borg Malorian that returns it to its original behaviour: ricochet while hip firing, tech pierce while aiming. So much fun.

[@gatfatf]

I seem to remember during 1.0 that property was on Pan-Am's sniper, and that was a power weapon. Wonder if the properties got tweaked and reassigned since I last played.

[@LovinTheSickBeat]

@@treefingers6572 damn, now I know what to try out if I’m doing a Netrunner playthrough

[@shahs1221]

I just wanted to let you guys know that each episode of this is going to be one of my most anticipated things every day because if there's one channel I know that will thoroughly appreciate every details (as humanly possible) in this game, it's this one. KEEP IT UP, GUYS! 👍👍

[@Dylan-ii7io]

It was kind of a wow moment to hear woolie say he's never really fully delved into a western RPG like this. That clears up a bit of the confusion about the side content. Can't wait for more, guys.

[@NuclearLolocausto]

This is gonna be the longest straight-shot through the main story ever. Not because Woolie doesn't want to do side content, but he doesn't seem to realize WHEN he can do it (which is basically at any time), and instead just keeps doing the main mission because that's what the map tells him.

[@clanofclams2720]

holy shit i've played this game like four times and i NEVER knew Brick was still alive

[@Umberman]

I would always detonate the explosives you find without realizing what they actually did

[@Snake-x1t]

15:35 I literally just watched Woolie play Kotor

[@callowheart]

This is what came to my mind when he said that too, like my guy you have played fps games and you have played kotor and kotor 2 like 90% of this game is not foreign to you.

[@EstukoV]

I'm so excited for more! Always good stuff from Woolie and Reggie :)

[@isaiah2696]

Love the positivity! 🥰

[@bunniusmaximus8184]

Woolie has inspired me to do a pure ninja run of 2077, playing the game with no guns at all just swords and throwing knives. (and turrets when the game forces you to do turret sections)

[@dereknyberg9540]

Oh this gonna be in the 100s of episodes

[@kwedl]

Woolies driving gives me anxiety

[@Seeingeyepig]

to be fair Cyberpunk’s driving gives me anxiety

[@SolidSnake240]

The driving is ass

[@treefingers6572]

He's done alright so far, honestly. I think he'll enjoy the bikes more, hope he goes for the Yaiba Kusanagi CT-3X (the Akira bike) the second he realizes it's available. It's even better now that you can change it's paint job and wheel lights.

[@LovinTheSickBeat]

If it makes it better, his driving is slightly better than a vtuber. Henya drove Johnny’s porsche into the water TWICE.

[@SolidSnake240]

The cars control like 🗑️ though so I don't blame him. That's why I mainly use the bikes

[@ZedarShadow]

I actually had no clue brick was still alive in there lol. Oops 😅

[@petesematary]

God I love Maelstrom so much. Never played the TTRPG but when I span through 2077 I found them so visually striking I had to know more, the lore was deep and really hooked me.

[@TOKYO_SLIME]

11:42 Man, this game is so beautiful. Just randomly walking and seeing that skyline… This is going to be a magnificent LP. Hope Woolie and Reggie enjoy this game as much as I did my first time through. ❤️

[@apricotapocalypse4818]

Home is where the [giant icon] is.

[@night1952]

I'm team Reggie, I didn't say shit to Jackie and negotiations ended.

[@treefingers6572]

Damn, I've played through this game quite a few times at this point since 2.0, and never considered trying that. Does shit really just pop off if you don't diffuse Jackie and Dum Dum's standoff?

[@treefingers6572]

Holy shit I just checked and it's actually V that says "fuck it we ball", that's absolutely insane lmao I'm totally doing that next playthrough.

[@night1952]

@@treefingers6572 same if you refuse to sit as well.

[@treefingers6572]

​@@night1952yeah Dum Dum telling Woolie to sit multiple times there definitely sounded like it was escalating, and he wasn't going to get a 4th chance. That would've been hilarious, if Woolie was so meticulous with scanning his surroundings that he accidentally killed the deal before it even began because he unintentionally ignored Dum Dum 😂

[@Linkinbird617]

Woolie’s over-literacy in video games is really gonna be tough in this one, he’ll have difficulty taking in information immersively without making assumptions based on the mechanics of other games that aren’t relevant.

[@darksidebluez5966]

I already was level 14, had the Fenir*, and had 130k Eddie's before the first mission. But I completely ignored the 1st mission until I couldn't complete a side mission soooo that may explain why. The lockdown had not even been lifted yet too Edit: The lockdown was the reason I couldn't complete the mission. It was the police corruption one Also changed Beowulf to Fenir. Got this mixed up with Starfield. Cyberpunk has the Fenir submachine gun. Starfield has Beowulf. I played these right after each other lol.

[@Zolwiol]

Justice for Dum Dum

[@harrisonlichtenberg3162]

I feel like Woolie's showing a proclivity towards always doing the optional objectives, even when they affect the quest and you're meant to consider them first. Thankfully, after the heist, that pretty much never comes back

[@JackgarPrime]

Ah, you're a manga reader, I see.

[@Jank_Hill]

After the Flathead mission pretty much.

[@mattb6616]

i really wish people would stop lying about this lol. its like... this level of reactivity is in almost every main story mission and quite a few gigs and side jobs. most of the DLC is MORE reactive than this mission. stop just repeating shit you heard on twitter, please

[@Jank_Hill]

@@mattb6616 You can't take the DLC content as indicative of the style of content in the rest of the game. It is well documented that CDPR had to scale back their vision for the game dramatically and that true RPG elements like those found in the Flathead mission were largely scrapped. It's all out in the open, why argue about it?

[@mattb6616]

@@Jank_Hill the main game content also involves a significant amount of branching choices. people are just lying when they say what you are saying in that post. like you said, why argue about it? i've played this game for 350+ hours, as every lifepath, and made as many different choices as I could. There's a LOT of different shit you will see from playthrough to playthrough. The Flathead mission has a lot of potential moving parts, but the actual amount of reactivity involved in that mission is PRETTY standard throughout the game. The number of variables might be lower on average, but there are still plenty of variables. The way you people talk about this game it's like you're playing Call of Duty and thinking it's Cyberpunk. This game has more reactivity than the last few Deus Ex games. Don't be silly.

[@beanieweenietapioca]

I dont know if it's just gamer brain, or from the very strong impression she makes, but I pretty much immediately assumed that Stout's payment-chip would have a poison payload. Though OTOH, Woolie hacking it maybe killed that idea for him.

[@Icarusblade123]

It did, giving the dickheada the shard basically fucks them over big time. Hacking it, if I'm remembering correctly, does get rid of that and you can give the dickheads the shard without the shit one it. You can also just keep the shard and take the money for yourself after the mission, which is what I always do because Militech doesn't give a fuck so long as you fuck over those dickheads without fucking them over.

[@powersofdestruction5694]

It actually does: if you don’t hack it to remove the daemon, Royce hands it to a netrunner to check it, who’s promptly fried in their chair. Then there’s an alternate sequence where Militech attacks and you fight your way out with Maelstrom’s help.

[@chrisdaughen5257]

@@powersofdestruction5694 That was in one of the first gameplay trailers so I'm sure a lot of people saw it coming.

[@lukascastor3414]

Yup. That little twist is so obviously telegraphed that Corpo V even has an option to spell it out ("Is that the kind of subtlety they teach at Militech? I know you spiked the chip."), although if you're not paying attention (when V uses the same term during their checkup at Vik's) or can't guess from context that "spiked" means "infected with a virus", it's easy to miss.

[@Ragnorok64]

HD picked the corpo option, in the previous episode, straight up calling out the spiked chip.

[@nohbuddy1]

I hope in the sequel we get bigger gang related side missions, maybe even being able to join a gang

[@evlbzltyr]

this series got me to replay cyberpunk lol

[@nottaalotta4864]

The combat is so fun and tight once you put together a build, it's one of those games thats just fun to replay in general.

[@L4dyElixa]

Sick J turn woolie

[@fizzguy47]

It is amazing how you can end this mission with a firefight, or just walk out the front door depending on your choices

[@nottaalotta4864]

No, this is too crazy not to. Woolie you have to commit to using melee EXCLUSIVELY. I would never think to or want to on my own playthrough, if you were bold enough to slowly equip 3 different melee weapons without hesitation then COMMIT to your style.

[@FlavioZaBess]

PAIN !!!!

[@SirJamestown]

I did not know you could save Brick. Probably because I gave Royce the scrubbed datashard to screw over the Militech lady for being such an asshole.

[@alancalvillo6756]

Cyberpunk rules

[@treefingers6572]

Can't wait for Woolie to realize he can stylishly equip any weapon (except axes, they weirdly don't have an animation) by double-tapping triangle, not just to put them away. Although, the game weirdly bugs out sometimes and that ability goes away, usually after big dialogue cutscenes in my experience. You just have to load a save to get it back, but it's annoying, and unfortunately, 2.2 didn't fix it. I'm REALLY looking forward to him potentially getting the bug where your arms disappear. That shit annoyed the hell out of me until I realized I could fix it by simply equipping arm cyberware or fists. CDPR is apparently working on even more updates now (or rather, Virtuous is working on them for them, which is a win-win if they're as solid as this one was, more time and manpower to focus on Orion while 2077 continues getting great content), so hopefully one of those focuses on fixing all the weird, irritating, but not game-breaking bugs this game still has. I know them too well at this point, I can practically predict when they're gonna happen lol

[@hcaelBBleach]

Hmmmmmmmmm maaaybe Woolie can pull a 13 Sentinels and sacrifice an ep reading abt the lore from the notes he finds. It would mitigate the stop-go-stop-go pace.... ironically similar to novice drivers/old drivers lmao.

[@muovikallo]

Dum Dum best girl

[@megabassx0]

hopefully somebody tells woolie of the unique katana and dagger in konpeki

[@Dragonsmana]

It's what the city is made of baby.

[@squarks5509]

The game has a consistent enough visual language for containers and interactables that I think after a while the urge to quickscan everything will pass. If not, oh well. We're just going to have to deal with an OCD V.

[@kingofbel6499]

Wait did they change that Bricky part? I played through the start of the game twice years ago and every time he was locked in that room, I just had to open it for him.

[@Ciri751]

Holy shit never knew you could save brick.

[@YeTheGOATNoCap]

It pays off later down the line when you go to their main hangout in a sidequest.

[@Schmidtkt1]

This is gonna be wild. I just beat this game for the first time earlier this year and my run was nothing like what Woolie is going to play like I bet. Considering that this is the first type of western RPG he's ever played it's like a baby discovering video games for the first time. I'm optimistically looking forward to the next 100+ parts

[@mexicanhalloween]

If you can borrow a 4080 or 4090 it'd be worth it to play this game with Path Tracing, Ray Tracing ain't shit comparatively.

[@CassieCarryd]

Brother, they're on a console because the pc version was blowing up on them like 5 episodes ago, lmao

[@mexicanhalloween]

@@CassieCarryd He loaded a save and the console version crashed too, so I don't think it's just the hardware, maybe something got corrupted in one of the saves. I think it's one of the things chipset makers gaslight people on in that XMP IS overclocking and certain loads will reveal instability. I bet if he disabled XMP he'd stop crashing, it's the same with EXPO on AMD chips.

[@Project-Aries]

🍿 (1000 words)

[@samseed666]

Hi guys. Great video. Just one ting: Am I the only one that can never play a fully voice acted and animated game like this with subtitles on? Cos if I have them on, then I'm reading subs instead of looking at the NPCs face as they talk. (or action happening) I usually have them off. Is it just me?

[@leomahmet7555]

Woolie...start doing sidequests if you eant the main story to really be fun and explorative, gonna feel jaded at the end missing out on all the laughs and smiles but also the expected way of progression to earn the most xp and abilities. Explore a lot more, missed a lot but that's fine, first run is lost and misunderstood by most fans of the genre let alone complete rookies to the systems. take it easy and enjoy the world is my advice, think KotoR not main campaign rush type game.

[@williammcdonald9416]

congrats on completing structurally the most complex mission in the game..

[@williammcdonald9416]

rap music being actual comprehensible lyrics and not a series of “ unh unh what what huh” is the most unrealistic part of this game

[@gatfatf]

Sit down, unc

[@pattyayyy]

Literally shut up god damn

[@SolidSnake240]

Lemme guess, Eminem is the only rapper you grew up listening to

[@НиколайЛамберт]

Space Marine 2 is out. Woolie - lets play 4 year old open world game.

[@WeaponOfMyDestructio]

Pat and Woolie got different flavors of the tism

[@thebadger4040]

This one has an anime. It wins by default.

[@CompagnonDeMisere25]

Woolie will play Space Marine 2 when it gets remastered version on PlayStation 6.

[@treefingers6572]

This one is ridiculously up Woolie's alley of interests in a lot of ways, and this genre of game being so new to him is making it especially interesting, if occasionally a little painful to watch. He's also had a particular interest in playing it and seeing what it's about for almost two years now, since Edgerunners introduced him to the franchise. It took 4 years because it pretty much took that long for the game to be it's best, and as a big fan since 2.0 came out in 2023, I can tell you it was well worth the wait. Don't get me wrong, I think he'd have fun with Space Marine 2, and I hope he does try it some time, but this LP was a long time coming and is fresh and unique, while he kind of knows what to expect from Space Marine 2, and hasn't particularly fallen down the rabbit hole of getting into 40K just yet, even if he's shown some interest.

[@Necronator1]

You must be new here. Woolie is hardly the type of guy to jump on the new hotness unless it's directly related to his interests.

[@RandgrisAlmark]

The worst storyline with the most potential. How do you like pulling a gun on a guy you don't even own? Well get used to it! Every stupid cutscene refuses to just acknowledge that you own weapons so you pull this Glock-wannabe and try to act ULTRA TUFF. What happened to my shotgun that can peel open every opponent like a can of beans? Oh, sorry. We need dumb nothing stakes that fail to deliver. Oh and Woolie, don't bother scanning everything. The game isn't that deep. You won't find big cinematic changes or even the ability to pull guns off of guys holding you up (what was advertised). You're literally just wasting time looking for meaning that isn't there. Worst game! 2020 and onward!

[@CassieCarryd]

What your comment should have been: "Woolie, don't bother scanning everything. The game isn't that deep. You won't find big cinematic changes"

[@rat8294]

Man we get it you don't like a game that a ton of people like just watch something else lol

[@MattParkent]

I don't really like the level up system since 2.0. Tech and Reflexes are a must and you MUST maxout tech first so you can get guns that have more positives than negatives. And reflexes are second just because of the ability to dash.

[@chrisdaughen5257]

I haven't played with the new level up system, but I didn't like how the "Beat the Brat" questline needed you to put a ton of points into Strength back in 1.0.

[@gatfatf]

*laughs in netrunner who can kill an entire building without setting a foot inside*

[@MattParkent]

@@RicochetForce if you've never really messed around with air dashing I feel pity for you. Air dashing mixed with double jumping is the fastest form of movement in the game. with the right combination of dashes and jumps you can make it from oil fields to protein farm in like 5 minutes. The speed is insane.

[@SoLunick]

@@chrisdaughen5257 My first playthrough was on 2.13 as a netrunner with only 3 strength, and it's ridiculously easy as long as you're relentless with your parrying and don't get hit more than 3 times because you have no health. Definitely don't need strength to do that questline anymore.

[@AidilAfham]

MILFgard as in The Witcher’s Nilfgard