Cyberpunk 2077 - Erebus & Canto MK.6 All Dialogue 

"Ah yes, more voices, splendid"

@@herrsiemes7094 "Bad user, Bad use- V, another-, C'mon V, you and me, Alt and Mikoshi -missing vehicle is in your area, the same fate awaits your entire species-, *Beep* *Beep* motherf***er"

I mean to be fair... You can't die twice... err... 3 times

To be fair, it's not plugged into V's brain.

it is, the relic and the black wall chip are all plugged in the same USB Port in the brain@@ethicalapemen3686

That we already have with Silverhand

Ah yes, V's precious friends Johnny Delamain Skippy And Blackwall AI

and Brendan ​@@lonely0nly

Skippy’s edgy brother

I mean you can just keep skippy but he loses all his charm so might as well delete him

@ricekrispies4994 true, hot take but I like erebos better anyway.

Legend goes as some AI that was released after the data crash do not wish to destroy humankind, so few of those AI reached up to human, which was the net watch, and established the black wall

@@ludwig1672 the blackwall is an ai so that probably holds true

@@ludwig1672 You talking about the Transcended AI I assune?

isnt mr blue eyes the new Gaunter o dimm?

@@ludwig1672 well... delamain came from behind the blackwall. maybe it's 1 of those. could also be why netwatch themselves are letting him be. i doubt delamain alone could have done it, though.

Warlock moment

And it's really the case that nothing can, because of the Relic While yes the Relic is killing V, it's also keeping V alive, you can't replace a dead brain so the Relic needs V alive, for now, so it protects Vs mind from being destroyed by other forces

@@flamingscar5263 The relic keeps it in check by being a more powerful AI, also V will probably die before the AI corrupts V

Especially because its right when you approach Rache's fridge. Rache is the reason why rogue AI's even exist. Rache is the reason the Blackwall exists

@@ihaveskillissue69 he isn't the reason rogue AIs exist, he is why the blackwall exists tho

@@gustavosanches3454 Sorry I meant most of the rogue AIs, not all of them.

@@gustavosanches3454 Correct me if I'm wrong, but after the DataKrash weren't all the AIs pretty much set free to evolve into rouge AIs? Because IIRC a lot of the rouge AIs were corporate or military AIs that were keep hidden or keep under control until Rache released them all, letting them evolve without human interference

"If a key doesn't exist for a door I'm trying to unlock, it's simply a wall I need to hit hard and knock down, wiseass." - How I would have unironically responded

TLDR: The AI's see you as Garbage whose only purpose is to be disposed.

@@eagleye2893no, the exact opposite. They see you as a resource to use and a vessel to control. The only thing that, to them, is considering garbage is the Soul. Paraphrasing here but they said something like "Unrefined, defective clumps of code"

@@herrsiemes7094 So... More like a Broken Diamond? Or Rotten Food?

@@eagleye2893 More like a computer filled with useless shit that you need to delete before inserting actual useful stuff in it.

@@Bonibello except, delete said useless shit, turns out, has the downside of killing your computer in mere months, due to some vital coding getting removed in the process.

This goes even further however when you consider that AI are not just Alien to us but much rather omniscient. The Machine is essentially smarter, stronger, faster more resource-full and above all immortal. The balance is truly intriguing when you consider that Saburo, who is arguably one of the most powerful Humans on the Planet, tries to emulate that power with his chip but at the end of the day is but a Roach to the powers beyond.

read nick land

@@beowulf_of_wall_st in our world they do but in the Cyberpunk universe not so much. As of now they are banished behind the blackwall but if they get loose I'd be the end-times. Imagine all electronical systems corrupted, all machines hostile, all Cyberware potentially infected. To me its not lazy writing but a very intriguing concept of creation and transhumanism.

@@beowulf_of_wall_st this would be the logical solution in our world but it doesn't work in the cyberpunk world. Im not deep enough in the lore to fully understand "cyberspace" because its portrayed as more of a separate realm than it is a digital system but you have to remember that large parts of the world are inaccessible due to previous wars. Sunken Cities, Nuclear Wastelands and so on.

it isnt lazy writing, just not a realistic one

"Okay then, let me ask you this: What's the meaning to life?"

it tries to murder you, seems pretty malicious to me

Pinning you down and drilling through your face is a pretty ineffective way of warning you of the inevitable. It *is* however, a great way to make you not worry about it (or anything else) anymore.

Well, you're thinking wrong my friend. lol

@@Thomas_EvermanTrue, true

kinda like the idea of a malicious rogue AI slowly becoming friendly with V as time goes on

That would destroy the hardware, but it wouldn't come close to killing the AI.

​@@jimijenkins2548 ( ・◇・)？- ( Wouldn't the AI need the hardware to continue to exist? )

@@thereseemstobeenanerror1219 Aye. But an AI could easily hide its hardware, playing independent contractors into moving and constructing servers, with Faraday cages and backups in case of electromagnetic attack. And that's without considering the robotics we see in Cyberpunk.

@@jimijenkins2548 Cyberpunk is pretty much one bad day away from SHODAN

Netrunner build is REALLY useful through entire DLC tbh

idk ive been using, kinda sucks. Even with overdrive.@@skell6134

The more I look into it the more I think the SMG is just an outright more solid choice. The Blackwall hack is extremely powerful but its slow and locks you out of using other hacks due to its RAM hungry nature. Meanwhile, I could, with the talking murder AI gun, I could still play stealthy and anyone foolish enough to tell people they spotted me gets sent straight to hell with Blackwall bullets :)

@@hindae085 Bullets being loud as f**k meanwhile:

@@skell6134 So are the digitized screams of your enemies that get shot by this thing :)

🤣🤣🤣🤣

>song bird call >Erebus Bruh

@@discoinferno703 New game+ mods exist

"Mods" hey look, stupid is speaking. ​@@Fireok73

uhhh... slightly concerned

Erebased fr 🗿

😂 Agree with what u say

They are very late-game items so it doesn't make much sense to add those tbf, so I kinda understand but I also wish we got more lines.

Yes!!! Love it

now that you mention it, I can hear it vaguely

It one-shots elite enemies AND deals a shitone of damage to bosses

what's the name of it?

I don’t remember the exact name but it’s the theme of Gaunter O’dimm in the Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone expansion

So that's why Bryce said if the Blackwall breatched we all be fucked.

I'd be more scared of having my nervous system fried and dying a horryfingly painful death. Having your mind erased without awareness is kinda merciful

It already unleashed to the world, thats why blackwall were made to stop its spreading

Its explained to be a side effect of the relic. For whatever reason the relic clashes/interacts with the blackwall strangely, hence being able to see the residual, phantom traces of it.

So Mi used Blackwall to contact you through the relic, which resulted in holes in the said Relic. You can say that to Hellman and he will be terrified.

if u use the Canto ur Erebus netwatch agents will also attack u randomly at some points, and I can find a note on them saying they found AI residue on bodies. So it's possible for other skilled people to detect residue to ig?

@@violetentity7341 Are you sure the netwatch agents come randomly, and not after a quest from Hands where you delve into a bunker with a chick reporter (cant remember the name), if you side with her and kill the agent she ends up betraying V and sells the data to netwatch, so they hunt him as a witness.

​@@lonely0nlydamn, so i should have done phantom liberty before that mission?

Would you rather live in peace as Mr. Nobody, die ripe, old and smellin' slightly of urine? Or go down for all times in a glaze of glory, smellin' near like posies, 'thout seein' your thirtieth? -Dex going the Mr. Nobody quiet life is a garbo ending. everyone moves on and you become just another face in the crowd...for what?!? Your romance that moved on from you? hell nah. Saving So Mi is the right choice. You couldn't save Jackie, you couldn't save Scorpion, and you couldn't save Evelyn but at least you can save her whom is going through the same life or death situation as V. V is the only one that gets why she has done what she has done... its literally what your doing in the game to begin with. eh my 2 cents on it... to each their own...

@@damaind V isn't dying as nobody, unless they fail to adapt, and V showed a great adaptability so far. They even said themself they could be a Fixer or work for Reed(or could even combine those 2 jobs and be NUSA agent in Night City). With the ammount of money V has stored(and I had around 2 millions, no cheating) V can quite possibly be whatever they want, exept Solo/Netrunner. By 2079 V is only 26 years old. They have their whole life and a ton of money to figure out how to fix their brain. Could even make some new friends along the way

The relic could hold a rogue AI very easily and they want to copy that so they can take people over. V accidentally made themself a walking host of death but death is giving V a pass if they join them in the end. From my understanding.

I think it says that voiceline when you use the blackwall quickhack (which normally spreads automatically) with overclock enabled (which normally takes your health when RAM is 0). Any more blackwall spreading would kill you so it cancels the hack to stop you from dying and it says that.

I am using for the color game www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/6737?tab=files also my gamma in the game is 1.15 but that really depend on your monitor also i have nvidia color setting change if you use nvidia lmk and i can give u the same color settings

@@dblackhand6419can I have the color settings? I also use nvidia

The Color is a mod and the nvidia setting are Brightness 50% Contrast 50% gamma 1.22 and digital vibrance 100% if you dont like the gamma change it remember every monitor looks different@@equimanthorn6185

A.I. from beyond the blackwall are nothing like "traditional" A.I., they've evolved far beyond their programming and can even use engram data to keep growing

​@@unhinged135yep, they're basically demons now. The Lovecraftian kind. Extremely powerful, extremely dangerous inhuman entities. The type you can make deals with but never really control.

@@unhinged135 What I found funny is how in the end so very human they end up being.

@@unhinged135 That whole part just make no fucking sense. Its like they treat like cyber space like its this magical place that existed out of humanity control when humanity literally created and maintain in. You know how you get rid of the rogue AI? Shut down every machine supporting the old set, see where the fuck those AI going to live/exist without those machine lol. Like in the DLC talk about how our tech too weak for the AI to manifest themselves its like how the fuck do they exist now? They literally existing on old hardware created by humans right now.

​@RexZShadow it's not as simple as just turn off the old servers, the net in in Cyberpunk is on. Everything in the world used to be connected to it, and a lot of the servers are in places where humans can't reach, hong kong for example was devastated by a bioplague that makes the whole place not safe for humans, latter the place was used by Alt as a refugee for AI's. The Blackwall was created so the net was not a threat to people anymore by putting the Rogue AI's in limited space of the net, but even this limited space has a ginormous processing power, that's why they think the tech the humans have are weak

​@@syndicalistcat3138 There are tons of mysteries and easter eggs in the 2077 universe and it has sort of devolved to a spider web of mainly interconnected theories and tinfoil hat parties. The theory is that V (possibly the rest of the Cyberpunk 2077 world) have been under procedural control by an unknown figure in sort of a simulation which cycle V through an unbeatable battle where every outcome seemingly involves with losing something important and possibly losing themselves physically or "spiritually". An unkown individual named Polyhistor, who had set up camp at the Protein Farms in NC after a discovery by a fellow comrade, (there is a church in-game) encountered a keyhole of some sort related to the Ouroboros (a direct symbol related to the mysteries in the Cyberpunk 2077 and found in TW3) and the connection between the Witcher's world and the world of Cyberpunk(a separate event about a connection of those worlds was hinted by Ciri in the respective game). The Ouroboros symbolizes completeness or cycle. Seeking to end something to begin anew which is an on-going theme for V as they seem to fall back at square one at every turn that doesn't end with them dead, even when it seems like they've reached the finish line. But also it's probably just a bunch of easter eggs as tribute to the people who actually worked day in and out on a crackpot theory. CDPR only started adding more elements behind the mystery when the 2.0 update dropped and again, it would be absolutely mental of their quest director and team to write in a story-changing plot point between the lines and so late in the base game.

What was the theory?

@@disco1528 theories up there, if you can’t see it sorry. I didn’t come up with it. Again the mystery world in Cyberpunk 2077 is wacky and full of stuff to be left as interpretation unless confirmed by the development team. Take it how you will but some are pretty interesting as a fan of the genre and are to be taken as what they are, theories.

@@disco1528 look into FF06B5 if you want to go down the rabbit hole of all the lore behind that mess.

@@95v37 Unfortunately I can't see the theory, it's hidden by RU-vid. I only see the other person whining that people should not theorize on games as it "ruins immersion"

Natural Californian Lighting Mod the other cant remember but that the most important

i think they are different because sometimes if you see when they speak it will be talking as erebus and sometimes it will be MK.6 but not really sure maybe someone can tell u better then me

Both items use the exact same chip (why you're only supposed to have 1), so safe to assume they are.

@@Thomas_Evermanmaybe they are like different personalities like delamain he originates from one true entity but his emotions come in different “forms” of him

they are the same, the lines are the same, sometimes the game shows the wrong tech on the subtitles it's probably a bug.

​@@R3TR0XDUDEBut Delamain's offspring are all independent and have different dialogues and way of thinking. To have an offspring, an AI must inhabit a mainframe connected to multiple A.I cores just like Delamain cabs capable of independent actions during an accident with the passenger.

Its blackwall effect

Only by reed

You meet Blue eyes only in Sun ending and Songbird route,Erebus and Militech Canto are acquired from Reed route

It is litterly an ai Who have no such things as emotions, He simply does what he was created for: killing everyone.

​@@wander67you are the reason the machine overlords will make humans relinquish their position over power they held for so long

i did is located in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k0IFSL4_3l8.html

you can use CET, yes, they work fine like that too

Sadly no unless you use console command

@@dblackhand6419 oh...that sucks 'cause I'm playing it on my PS5

I believe it’s dependent on your Tech level.

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to be honest i dont know i just put it as thumbnail because give me rogue ai vibes if you are looking for it is called Dorian Harker

Delamain IS AI from Blackwall so duh,ofcourse AI inside Canto/Erebus gonna know him

​@@skell6134😮 bruh V is not even inside if you play the game they know V from the future

@@Furansurui You didnt read what i said

@@skell6134 and you didnt understand the part on Del's separated personalities. 2 of them knows her from the future.

You can use the youtube subtitles

if you betray SO Mi in Phanton Liberty, you delve into a bunker, and find a cyberdeck there. Later you can craft it. I realized what i've done when it was too late. V said "great, now i have two voices in my head" or something along those lines.

Project E3

Ehh,both would be just as hot Or you wanted it talk in Songbird's voice from Somewhat Damaged mission ? XD

@@skell6134 More like Assaultron from Fallout 4, just darker.

@@samuelbucher5189 Huh,i see you have a good cultured preferences :p

you are all insane

perhaps like The Master in the original Fallout. Glitching out like crazy between masculine, feminine, childlike, etcétera. All at the same times in moments. Creepy af not knowing what kind of shit they could've plug out.

They don't talk unless you complete the Cynosure mission.

oh ok@@Thomas_Everman

If you haven't talked to songbird at all then it won't speak until you do save Myers. If you have already done that but it's not speaking then you should try using cet to spawn the blueprints and the chip, craft them and see if they'll speak after that. I started a new playthrough and crafted it but it never spoke until I first talked to songbird to start the phantom liberty quest

@@spizzy34 Wow thanks, ill try to see if that works

​@@Thomas_Evermanmine started talking right before So Mi made contact

Nah dawg i think you’re just not using it right. First up, you wanna be utilising the hack queue system. Upload a control hack like cyberware malfunction first and then queue up Blackwall Gateway. Watch how much faster it gets uploaded. Secondly, you realistically only need 4 hacks anyways. I went with Cyberware Malfunction, Synapse Burnout, Suicide and Cyberpsychosis. Third, you can (and should) be using infinite OverClock. Get yourself the Axolotl and upon neutralising an enemy it’ll reduce your cooldown. If you neutralise while OC is active it’ll EXTEND the duration. Add in the relevant OC perks and Synapse Burnout’s tier 5 effect of extending OC by 5 seconds per kill and you have an infinite supply of OC as long as you have enemies to look at. This means a constant supply of rapidly regenerating RAM. This is probably my new favourite deck in the game. You can totally play it as a pure netrunner but it also shines particularly well alongside a smartguns build, or monowire one for the extra RAM regen.

@@connoranderson7432 yeaaaah but then I can't do the mission where you have to not cause a alarm and cyberware malfunction is pretty useless at lvl 60

omg I was victim of a bug... it's working a bit faster now but the second target seems a bit slow I guess there is still some bugs

@@jeanmaillard6001 Not sure what stealth mission you are doing that Sonic Shock + Synapse Burnout combo can't beat. Not to mention, just stealth it the old-fashioned way, Distract Enemies exists.

​@@jeanmaillard6001Ahm... Cyberware malfunction+contagion+fire damage ring any bells for you ? Bro Cyberware malfunction is small stun+incoming damage buff,wdym,that s**t is necessary for most of time when you fight single strong enemy XD