I think they went overboard with the "human moments", trying to replicate some of their Witcher 3 scenes without the necessary context. When Geralt and Ciri have their snowball fight, you get what's going on, you are aware of the long relationship between those two and you've seen their dynamic for yourself, you understand why Ciri needs a pick-me-up and why Geralt might care to oblige. By comparison, V seems to form attachments on Fast Forward and it doesn't help that many of the supporting cast are exceptionally infantile, which in turn reflects poorly on the protagonist.Like the rest of the game: rushed, rushed, rushed, rushed. Sad.
If only. IIRC V gets told she now has only 3 weeks left after the failed healing.
V horny. V sooo horny.
If only. IIRC V gets told she now has only 3 weeks left after the failed healing.
Bitch I don't need your alms, V has looted enough eddies to spend the rest of her life like a rockstar, making Johnny proud, then go down in a blaze of glory. Blowing herself up while riding the rollercoaster or smth.
Although judging by the vidcalls she must have already blown up in her SpaceX on reentry, since none of her friends acknowledges her being still alive...
Bittersweet ending to be sure, but not the worst. In fact, I don't think you can really rank the endings, they are all fairly bittersweet - except the one where Johnny gets to ride off into the sunset having taken over your body, that's pretty cheerful. For him. The Panam ending would prob be best if you were a male V really in love with her, but my V was femme and just thought of her as a close friend.
Cool tail-lights.
See that megabuilding? You can climb it. (Maybe. Like, you know, if a mission takes you there. In a slow elevator.)
No it's definitely six months. And Hanako definitely calls you up to hire you (though the linked video doesn't show that). This is the Arasaka ending where you refuse the offer of being uploaded to Mikoshi and look out the shuttle window as you return to Earth.
I still maintain that getting rid of Johnny and taking the Arasaka offer to go to Mikoshi is absolutely the best ending for V - better than suicide, a few months, a few months with the Nomads (and lets face it, the chances of finding a cure that route are nil), or being taken over by Johnny or absorbed into an AI.
My V refused the offer because she was sick of all the cybershit and wanted to die with dignity as a plain old human being, and also she hadn't saved Goro so her companion at the end was the dutch guy, who she didn't really like or trust. But if my character had been a bit more into the cybershit and a bit more hard-bitten, and refused Johnny's urgency and gone back to save Goro, I think she would have trusted Goro, and taken the chance of immortality like a shot.
Unless the rich folks who've been uploaded to Mikoshi are going to end up as cyberhamsters in some hellish digital slavery, powering WoW servers for all eternity (a la something like Black Mirror, etc.) then it's a no brainer to take the chance. But Goro's been close to the old dude all his life, loved and trusted him, and he likes V, so I think he would have been honest with V if he thought there was something fishy like that going on, but he wants her to take the upload option. It looks like what it seems to be on the tin: a transhumanist enterprise aimed at the stars - the Arasaka star empire to come, which will reward its loyal servants.
Thanks. Might be worth a shot then, hopefully that lower CPU load translates to a few degrees. Could live with losing a little distance LOD if it gives my processor some breathing room.
Cool cars are half the reason I'm still messing around with the game. :D
Are you using the mods that fix the driving?
Nah, I might look at a new batch of mods after I finish updating. I've kinda gotten used to the Quadra Turbo-R, her ass flies off at the drop of a hat, but the steering wheel actually turns. These vehicle handling mods seem to all be .ini edits which means I'd have to redo my keybinds, a royal pain in the ass in this game.
Yeah, unfortunately I agree with this, I'm not against bad endings but I think a worthwhile journey must happen before one, the main story of Cyberbug is just too edgy depressive all the time. I mean, when you die, it is sad because you remember the good things you experienced not because you were a miserable fuck that got even more miserable, what the fuck V would miss from Night City? That place is an unredeemable shithole accordingly with CDPR, even Game of Thrones wasnt that cynical, in the end, if their goal was to make me sad, they made a very good job at making me tired with all the edgyness. The very few characters that could make a difference like Jackie or die too fast or barely have anything to do with the main story with exception of Panam on her ending.
