The Most Disturbing Quests In Cyberpunk 2077 Ranked

Allows V to breathe underwater.

This is an item that players won't care about until they need one. Mainland Night City is one beast, but the offshore area is another and there are plenty of hidden items, side gigs, and secret locations in the water. Inquisitive players who want to get all of Phantom Liberty's endings will find themselves underwater every so of


Meticulous players who manage their inventory well will still need to use this consumable during longer main plot missions, which don't allow time to place items in the vault. Don't be afraid to take some of this powder anytime the message pops up to finish with a 50% increase in carrying capacity and then get to a sell-down station before the buff ends. It makes buying a car in the game much easier to save up


Near the end of the game, players who choose to side with Hanako and break into Arasaka using her help will essentially sign themselves up for the worst ending in the game . Players get sent to an Arasaka space station where Johnny is forcefully ripped out of V's b


The Chaos sounds like fun to use, and in many ways it is. After emptying a clip, when the player decides to reload, the gun will change crit chance, damage type, and effect chance. In one clip, bullets can be thermal and in the next, the bullets can be electrical. The name "Chaos" is very appropri


Mr. Blue Eyes is one of the game's most cherished mysteries. His motives are unknown and his story is never resolved. Blue eyes are typically a sign of receiving money from a transaction, however, his are always blue. So taking monetary wisdom from him is one of V's better id


The cost of all three games is steep but the payoff is immense. The melee weapon deals additional damage against bosses. It also guarantees critical hits when on a killing spree or when low on health. Melee builds often struggle against bosses but the Gwynbleidd does just f

In Cyberpunk 2077 the player takes control of V, a character with an existing personality and with one of three possible backstories. The player has a decent amount of creative control in determining how V looks, with the basics such as hair style, eye color, skin tone, tattoos and other visible cybernetic augmentations, but we all know which feature of character creation got the most attention prior to release. Unfortunately, this may have been premature as the customization options come up short with six permutations for male genitalia (two variations, three sizes) and only one option for female genitalia. Instead of having clearly-defined genders to choose from there are two body types -- the standard generic male and female model -- but you can put male genitalia on an otherwise female body or vice versa. Or have no genitals at all. Ultimately, make a character with whatever combination of parts you want to play as this choice seems to have no bearing on gameplay or click the next post story.


This is an early mission in the game involving running into a Monk that was kidnapped, tortured, and had a lot of his body replaced. His religion forbids his kind to get any kind of mechanical enhancem

For those with straight hacker builds, this is obviously beneficial. A small 3% boost to RAM recovery rate may not sound like much but the result is having access to the best hacks with a higher freque


Cyberpunk 2077 is full of side quests in which fans can engage. From missions assigned by fixers to assisting the Night City Police Department (NCPD), V has options. These activities are beneficial to the more than completionists, as killing enemies (where applicable) and looting them provides valuable items players can sell. Using the Pack Mule perk (increases carrying capacity by 60), filling up V’s inventory by looting every foe in an area is a great way to acquire a bulk of items to sell to vend


Main Questlines How to Scan Apartment's Security Systems (The Information) How to Scan for Thermal Clues to Find the Relic (The Information) How to Save Takemura (Search and Destroy) How To Complete The Tapeworm Questline How to Gain Access to the Domain's Underground Twin (Disasterpiece) How to Ask Around About XBDs on Jig-Jig Street (Disasterpiece) How to Return to Rogue with 15,000 (Ghost Town) How to Remove Virus from Chip in The Pickup How to Free B


Given that players got to see what happened to Reed in the introductory cinematic, it's hard to blame him for being abrasive. This is a man who knows which guns are worth keeping around and which ones are worth letting go of. He knows a thing or two about discarded ass


There's no real segment of the game that forces V to go through a long stretch underwater, but it's handy when looking for something on the ocean floor so gamers don't have to constantly come back up for


The final loot chest during NCPD events usually contains a valuable item. If the item is not a noteworthy upgrade for the player, consider selling it or disassembling it for higher-quality crafting components. If gamers focus on using crafted items, acquiring a chunk of the perks in the Crafting tree will make weapons and clothing players create themselves better than most items they can loot or buy from vendors, rendering loot acquired from side hustles irrelevant for use and relegating them to crafting material or a revenue sou