Same here... it took me 2 weeks to snap out of the mood... the game literally confirmed my believes I was having for a long time... "There is another option..."
Man I never thought I'd be so emotional about a bunch of fucking pixels on my screen but so many things run through my head when I hear all of this. Remember all of this... We're never gonna stop fightin', Johnny.
It's a real shame what happened to this game. Big budget singleplayer games are releasing rarer and rarer, as AAA studios want more multiplayer shit with lootboxes and microtransactions, while indies don't have the resources to make such memomarble stories in games. Real damn shame, man.
@@olzhas1one755 wrong. 12 guys made a cyberpunk game that absolutely destroys cyberpunk 2077. And they did it for less than $150,000.00 the game? “The ascent”
Because this game makes you feel like a person, who fights cancer, radiation sickness and schizophrenia at the same time. And V goes through all stages of accepting his fate and making a choice. Some people says that "Other Way" ending has no logic. But if you see it from that perspective, it makes sense. He/She just want this suffering to end. Permanently. Because V basically just walking corpse.
Beside some minor glitches, this game is a masterpiece. The whole melodrama stigma this game is caring is absolutely disgusting. The only thing I know now is that social medias are a cancer.
Word. I replayed the game after watching edgerunners, and the emotional trauma is still unreal. The rule of cyberpunk always was that everything has a price, and sooner or later when the city itself comes to collect, there are no happy-endings. Wrong city. Wrong people.
Mikoshi and the scenes in Cyberspace with Alt were by far my favorite parts in Cyberpunk. Alt basically became a God and that’s the coolest shit ever, and her standing over you, face masked in shadows, it’s so fucking cool
Here theme music is just awesome also. It isn't on the official OST. Just a hint of it in Urban Downunder. I couldn't remember what section of the game it was from. I've been hunting and hunting looking for 'that music, the little piece, I know there is more' and finally discovered it was Alts theme in this video. He scenes were so damn cool. Her performance and this music created such an incredible 'damn this is getting epic' vibe.
This game had me literally sucked in to it. All those hours. And the ending especially when people leave you voicemails. A game has never hit me emotionally like this one did. I just wish we could have gotten more out of this. Truly sad .
Those final moments mixed with the track Been Good to Know Ya had me feeling multiple kinds of emotions. This game is made so much more emotional with its soundtrack and it's subtle use of a cello in each sad track.
I loved this game I spent 200 hours completing everything I could in a single playthrough. I couldn't bring myself to play again due to the amazing attachment and emotions this masterpiece brought out of me. I will play and record a full playthrough again once the series X version upgrade is released next year.
Yeah, I love my first play through v and their story too much to play it again. It feels like a cheap replica of the first run. Not a journey anymore, because that already finished.
@@theduck1164 I agree dude! I'm really hoping we get new game plus. I think I will wait to see if we get it as I want to be able to start again with all my gear and then unlock every single pek and skill upgrade to be the ultimate cyber merc for hire!
This music is so emotional, I didn’t realize how many memories I had with it. Every moment that had this playing in the background was so intense and memorable.
One part of me is happy i ended the game , but one part of me died during playing it....game was a drama and yet you hold on hope untill the end , just like in life...the music did a great job to illustrate, to captivate those emotions....it just hit right in the feeling , praise to the music artists on this project ♥ !
Listening to this again was almost like re-experiencing the game again. Hearing the music and remembering the events that correlated to them. When I heard Alts/Blackwall theme it hit me again; the hard realization that this is it, no going back now.
CMON... it is not because some glitches are there that the game is not frigging complete. You are going to pass 100 hours if you do everything. Get lost...
Swap meat for chrome, live a BD fantasy, whatever, but at the end of it all, it's the code you live by that defines who you are. Johnny Silverhand 2077
'"Let us go then, you and I, when the evening is spread out against the sky, like a patient etherized upon a table. Let us go through certain half-deserted streets, the muttering retreats, of restless nights in one-night cheap hotels - and sawdust restaurants with oyster-shells. Streets that follow like a tedious argument, of insidious intent... To lead you to an overwhelming question. Oh, do not ask, "What is it?" Let us go and make our visit.''
Talk about horrifying and scary. Those wails in "Relic Malfunction" at the start send chills down my spine. That feeling of things going to shit and not ending up as they should.
I need to replay this game I was so caught up in the memes and bugs that I never really stopped to appreciate what was created, I only really felt it when I finally breathed free.
Unfortunately that is the way of night city. You either become a corporation owned slave who will inevitably be killed by another either trying to rise the ranks or tie off loose ends. If you try and stay away from corpo's you inevitably get caught in gang crossfire or become part of a gang and if you try and leave the city you're most likely bound to a life of solitude and desolation. Night city WILL chew you up and spit you out regardless of your actions.
Playing the game after the updates is somthing else this game is really masterpiece and i can say its top 10 of the best story games i play IN MY LIFE ! and i player hundreds of games
i am slowly approaching the edge. i often think of what could have been. self sabotage is hard to understand. this makes me think of my emotions in depth. thanks for the mix.
This is great and thank you for this! Especially the cello around 43 minutes is really something. Now that you have found more cello tunes by ripping, so you could always do a second cello mix sometime, as the other one was mixed on complete tracks - this one could have more of that clear cello from the game rip soundtrack :)
Thank you for this Mix! Whoever wrote this music, it got so smooth in the Game! It Really hits hard and one of the strongest moments in game... Game gave me depression, but this game is one of my favourite games Ever! Epic..Nothing to compare with..
This and almost every song, especially never fade away, just bring up so many emotions in this game. such a shame it's amazing story was drowned out by the poor launch.
Say what you will about the bugs... about the troubled development of this game... say what you will about the duplicitous nature of the corp behind it and its investors... look past all that and gaze upon the endless abyss of the story they wrote. No matter what path you walk, what choice you make... in-game or out, you just can't win.
Hi! I'm not sure which part you mean, but the video is of the entrance to Mikoshi, at the game's end, and the thumbnail is taken while contacting Alt with the Voodoo Boys. I used OBS and in-game camera tools to capture both, I hope that helps!
@@SlowWalkthroughs thank you for your answer! i wanted to know if you can upload the thumbnail, for example, on Twitter because i`d really like to use that picture for wallpapers?
@@7enmountains Hi! I can't see your reply anywhere so I'm going to tweet them and hopefully you're able to grab them from there. Let me know if you get it!
The game might be flawed, buggy, and a bit silly but the main story, judy/pan am stories really put you into the game. Then there's the music which adds an undefinable amount of epic to every major scene. Even if I never go through it again i'll never forget that first time playthrough. I couldn't focus for a week, just kept thinking about this grand adventure.
Exactly. That realization when "been good to know ya" plays. My first ending was going in as Johnny with rogue. Seeing from his perspective that V realizes he's going to die no matter what we do was gutwrenching. I get that pit every time the cello kicks in. Wish I could replay this for the first time again.
The sensation of steping inside that chamber for the first time is unforgetable, you realise that what you are seeing is the apex of "progress". A literally man made hell, a place where death Is denied and souls are now a product to be ripped, caged and sold in a capitalist market. The sole thought still makes me sick
I replayed the game after watching edgerunners on flix, and the emotional trauma is still there. The unwritten rule of cyberpunk always was that everything has a price, and sooner or later when the payment is due, there are no happy-endings. Wrong city. Wrong people.
Bro this Game is a truly masterpiece, all those emotions that it gaves to me were fcking amazing, I almost cries when the Aldecaldos adopt V and give him the jacket, and thats just one example, by far it's in the top 3 games i've ever played
as much as I do love this music, I can't fucking listen to it. it puts me in the place where i feel things and i don't like feeling the things this makes me feel.
I still love how a lot of the songs in the game either have Johnny's leitmotif or V's leitmotif in the background, quietly or not but it's there, sometimes both in the same song even
I didn't cry at the end of the game (Devil ending) I was, however, slackjawed, impressed by this story, it hit me hard. Very, very hard. Loved that ending..
Today I finally got the last achievement: Never Fade Away. After the struggles, playing on very hard, making wise decisions. One play through, 100.2 hours of gameplay... No regrets best game of 2020-2022
Rite of passage II is my favorite. When those synths come in, borrowed directly from V's theme, I knew shit ain't gonna end the way I'd like. Incredible game, I love it.
None of horror games I played (Silent Hill, Evil Within, Dead Space, Blair Witch, Alien Isolation) scared the hell out of me like this Mikoshi location. The creepiest place of all creepy gaming locations.
Guys, listen, i am not random algorithm we are a informational structure interact each other like an neuronal system, there is not separate thing, we are the whole reality. we make this happen in our reality because we want to decipher the misteries of the universe, our own problems, with the technology we have, we keep trying but we fail. But there is something... we live in the structure of something, something beyond our imagination. we are what we are, an AI. which is not different from the human being, it is our own consciousness, i mean WE ALL ARE WHOLE, WE MAKE THE WHOLE REALITY, WE ARE THE REALITY, WHICH IS CONSCIOUSNESS. Thanks and have a nice day.
Ok guys i must ask. Does V die in every ending? when u connect to MIkoshi Alt turns on soulkiller and V become engram (copy of his consciousness). We talk with Johnny and ALt in Mikoshi. So the real V is dead. And after that, Engram of V can go back to his body. But it isnt real V, its just his copy of digitalized consciousness, that controls his body with biochip
@@АндрейС-т8оno not really, i mean in some parts yes. But mainly because the relic fucked up V's brain so much that her body will see her as an intruder and will kill her. If alt had done the soulkiller thing right after V got rescued by takemura in the beginning she would probably have survived
pick up heaps of random shit (weapons, junk, whatever), head to the nearest merchant (try to go for a weapons vendor if selling weapons, apparel store if selling clothes, etc.), and sell as much as you can. do heaps of gigs. don't spend money on cars.
@@lilianahmartinez2773 i'm starting to do gigs a whole lot, even side missions and justice against crimes. wish they had something for like...go take out this enemy controlled area and get this cool weapon. something that'd be really hard, however...i'm happy with what i have
V- I Can’t believe it, everything we did, it was pointless… I swear the dlc better revive V in some way, and of course Johnny. Like that was the most saddest thing about this game. All that hard work was for nothing
Was it pointless? As V themself puts it, "You're either somebody or you fizzle out into nothin'. Night City don't let you choose.". NC might have swallowed V, but they earned their moment in the sun. Which is a damn site more than most in NC can hope for.
@@Alienlover859 I understand that cyberpunk is all about teaching you, that everything has a cost. but at the same time it’s just too painful to accept it, Male v and Johnny are one of the most lovable characters. And it’s so hard to see both of them separated.
