Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty Good Ending 

Forget about gangs, corpos, the FIA, cdpr writers are V's worst enemy, guys wont give him a break.

This ending is the closest thing to someone having a somewhat bittersweet ending, even if it isn’t V. Songbird going to the moon is similar to Lucy from Edgerunners while nearly everyone else had a tragic end.

all endings are so tearful... I can't accept all of them

Just got this ending last night. The one thing that really sets this apart is we finally get to see just a sliver of what the blackwall is capable of after hearing all through the base game about how catastrophic a breach in the blackwall would be for humanity. I played through this entire section with my jaw to the floor and all I could mutter was wow... 10/10 moment, one of my favorites in not just Phantom Liberty, but in all of Cyberpunk 2077.

The blackwall pulse was so intense that it made those soldiers scream in dial up.

Also, a few days after sending our girl to the moon you get a message from her with some interesting stuff she sent you back to NC, including lunar dust, a metal souvenir Tycho pin and a piece of cyberware. Which was nice to see, because the endng kinda fucked me up emotionally.

They say pain is a deal between mind and body. It’s also a deal between the mind and your principles. Songbird hurt me to the bone with her betrayal and she’s hurt a lot of people with her master plan. But beyond the pain I could see a scared girl running away from a master who wouldn’t stop tearing her apart. As much as she hurt me, my principles couldn’t send her back to Myers.

First ending I got in PL. Very emotional and the everything starting from getting out of the stadium up to the situation at the airport is phenomenal. Tapping into the power of the Blackwall is terrifying yet powerful, and we get to experience that in this ending. Our girl risked everything, deceived everyone.. But because we're with her in this ending, we get to understand her perspective. Hats off to CDPR

This is the best ending of a DLC for me simply because Alex survives as well. Reed could walk away and didn't. And So Mi sends me a great cyberware and a pin from the Tycho I can put on my table. I see this as an absolute win.

What this DLC taught me was "Never stop Fighting V" The original line. It means, "Keep finding your own chosen ending, until all options have been explored. Then make your choice. If theres another dlc, 50% chance we will get the ending we want.

While in the middle of helping So Mi escape, I was pretty sure I'd picked one of the "bad" endings. Turns out it was actually the happiest one 😂

I see this as canon ending with addition of The Sun (Don't Fear The Reaper). In both, Mr. Blue Eyes is involved. He's (proxy but still) the one who gave So Mi the tickets, he's the one that gives the Space Casino contract and he's the one behind Peralez family brainwashing. IMHO: He's checking out V. Like HL2's G-Man seeks to know what V is made of to recruit/use 'em for his own ends. Plus, honestly, I wouldn't side with Reed after he and Alex massacred the twins. Aurore might've been a con-artist, criminal but didn't really deserve to die. Especially in a such brutal fashion.

This story and ending was extremely emotional for me and I can't get my mind off it. I'm very glad I chose to save So Mi, especially seeing the Reed ending with all her memories and her pleading to die over being tortured by the NUSA. She didnt deserve that or to be a puppet forced to lose herself in the Blackwall. V was delt bad by Dex, but So Mi's torture was on another level and her wings were clipped, she couldn't fly. Like V, she was dying and was short on time, and her having a chance at survival is the better ending to me. V still has hope through Panam or Mr. Blue Eyes to survive, if this ending is anything to go by. Mr. Blue Eyes got So Mi the ticket to Tycho and is present in the facility, and is present standing on the rooftop with a umbrella during the train station fight. If anything, this makes the Crystal Palace ending a lot more canonical than any of the others to me. I naturally chose the ending with the Aldecaldos, but maybe in my current new playthrough I will trust him instead to stick with So Mi. Its nice to know that she survived and is living safe on Tycho city. She contacts V later telling them to go to the "place that reminded her of home" where a Tycho City pin and her Cyberdeck are stored away. Not only has this DLC been fun but it shows that not only Arasaka or Mikoshi can help V and that makes their story feel a lot more hopeful than just walking off with no chrome after surviving a two year coma and losing everyone, or potentially dying within six months. Whatever comes next, I hope we see more of So Mi and Mr. Blue Eyes, or a reference to what happens to V in Cyberpunk Orion hopefully.

The best netrunner alive and the best solo at deaths door carving their way through a fucking army. How these two don't end up as an item is beyond me. She truly cared for V at the end, came clean. And when V put their hand on her knee and sai "I'm with you to the end" damn. Never seen that side of V. The way they pushed her to keep going, keep fighting. The neurolink. Everything. It was perfect. I get why they didn't end up as something during the story, but in this ending So Mi gets her cure. It would've been fitting for her to return and help V get theirs.

I feel like Reed is like Takemura. We see sides of them that we like, where theres honor and loyalty, yet theyre both old dogs. Theyve been subsetvient to their respective masters for far too long to truly break their programming.

My preferred ending after Reed came out as a liar and a deceiver. In Farida's clinic, where he gives you his "heart-to-heart" talk, he mentions he will do everything to help Songbird disappear, once captured. Simultaneously, in case you follow his plan with the ICEbreaker & meet with him at the gas station after giving up So Mi, he mentions she will live and return to active duty, meaning it was a play all-along to get her under Myers' leash. Meaning that only Songbird came clean to you of all the agency trash you had to deal with through the DLC.

I would say this is the best ending V chose the lifestyle he did and he had to deal with the consequences. Songbird was forced to do the things she did and was used. In my mind she had the same thought process as V do anything you possibly can do to be “free” again.

My preferred ending tbh, not just because I sympathize with Song as a character, but what it means for her. Does it matter that she wasn't completely honest with V about the neural matrix? Sure, it kinda hurts, but at that point the matrix is her only chance of getting a "second chance" as she called it. She can't storm Arasaka, she has no access to Mikoshi, or Alt. V has all those options, so it made sense to me to free her life from NUSA, and Meyers specifically. To put it as simply as possible, our girl got tired of being used by a corp (in this case, by Myers) to access beyond blackwall for personal gain (game makes sure to mention it multiple times), to Song's own deterriment. That kind of desperation is understandable, and familiar to V. So, to me, it only made sense to help Song possibly get her life back.

If you go with this ending and then combine it with one of the original endings (you can) the ending where you live half a year knowing that you will die. Then there is a chance that songbird might find a way to help you during that time (we will never know tho) That is my preferred ending.

People saying this isn't the good ending really need to look more into the events of the dlc and all the endings. This is the best ending. So Mi is cured (you get a message and present from her later that confirms it) Alex survives and eventually leaves the FIA (you go and speak to her in a quest after this ending where she tells you she's been ordered to kill you and you can give her the coin as proof. You get a postcard from her where she says she threw the coin away. So your actually on good terms with her.) Some people say So Mi is starting a war. Yes maybe she is starting a war but it was Myers who forced So Mi to do the extremely ilegal shit. Why should So Mi be forced to spend the rest of her life in a living hell just to protect Myers' illegal secrets. The NUSA and FIA are not the good guys. I think they dlc made that pretty clear. No party is wholly good, but So Mi just wants to be free and to have a chance at an actual life. I think that's something V can relate to heavily. V and So Mi's situations are very similar with one key difference. V choose this life and had to deal with the consequences. So Mi was forced into it. She has never had a choice. She could never walk away at any point like V could have and now the shit she was forced to do is killing her.

This is the correct ending. Pretty early on, it becomes clear that everyone is decieving/ using V. There is no "good guy" to side with but only one character is in their circumstance against their will. V doesn't win, regardless. Might as well save the only person who *can* be saved.

This "Fuck, that hurts" from songbird broke my heart 1:30

God this ending is soooo good. Two people on borrowed time linking up to unleash the blackwall (not to mention the music during that incredible scene) the revelation on the train ride, and the final showdown with reed in the rain. Totally an action thriller movie ending

Siding with songbird is the best ending to me, Alex lives, reed dies for what he believes in, songbird gets cured and V continues on with silverhand

There is no "good" ending - it's all ambiguous, as neither side is entirely in the right or wrong. You either help someone who has gone to extremes in order to save their own life, something which V can surely understand better than most, or you act not only in the interests of justice but also to your own, instead of saving someone who desperately needs your help. That's precisely what makes the story great though. The world is rarely so black and white, and having a game with decisions reflecting the moral grey of most things in life is far more realistic and satisfying to experience than the constant good vs evil we often see in fiction.

Using the black wall like that for the first time was the coolest thing. Loved it

utltimately, this ending is about compassion and being to loyal to what really matters, the truth, and the victims of this universe. V may of been lied to by so mi, but they stick it out and save her life, knowing what she feels, to save her life is a victory over the powers that control the world, it may end in chaos, people may die, but at least isn't hiding in its own deceit and hypocrisy.

even though it is underwhelming compared to the other TPL ending i like this one the best because 1) so mi lives & is free, alex lives 2) johnny respects your choice 3) johnny doesn't get robbed of his only chance to live (with alt) 4) V isn't robbed of his chance to take down arasaka & become a legend yes like any cyberpunk ending it is bitterwsweet but V still lives and dies on his own terms, accepting his ultimate fate with johnny, also his friends wont forget about them

For me the best ending is sending So mi to the moon and afterwards crushing into Arasaka tower alone , I also believe that V has a chance for cure since it was Blue Eyes who helped So mi with her moon plan , I assume he has means to help v as well since Night Corp proved itself powerful enough , especially when it comes to brain manipulations , and even if they won’t help him, he has a chance to go out in blazing glory , becoming well-known legend , his dream and his legacy

This DLC is like witcher 3 blood and wine, so much content and so incredibly well done. I got this ending too and when the credits rolled it legit made me feel things like i had just watched a 10/10 movie. For me this ending fits the best because you can still do the Johnny secret arasaka ending or the Panam ending after it, and it makes sense to me that V, even though he usually kills people who lie and fuck him over, would see that she did not do it for simple greed, she was desperate for her life and freedom from people who saw her as a technological tool to be used and discarded and so she did terrible things. I think V would see himself in her because that's what V does the entire game, kills people, lies, cheats and steals to stay alive and to inch one step at a time towards freedom and survival. So to me forgiving this one person who he sees himself in and helping her anyways after she fucked him is V acknowledging his own human faults. How he was just like Reed and Myers and forgiving himself as well as her as he heads into the final leg of his journey. He tells Reed "You aint doin this for the NUS or Myers, you're doing this for you alone" that was V before this DLC- he wanted to get rich, survive the soul killer relic, and become a night city legend and told himself whatever horrible things he did would be worth it, but in this ending he grows beyond that. The ends no longer justify the means, even if it means giving up on a possible cure for himself. Maybe i'm rambling but i thought this ending was really beautiful. CDPR once again elevating the medium of video games.

There is no good ending truly... It's all a matter of perspective, to me So Mi is nothing more than an hypocrite. She followed orders from her boss and got herself to far into the netrunning game. Yes she was used, but in the end she used and manipulated V to get what she needed, juste like Myers did with her. To me Reed is the one that deserved a second chance. He was trapped into is past traumas and was torn between is need to care and protect is friends, but also do what was right for the NUSA. And Idealist with a great heart. The ending where you side with him and kill So Mi to give her peace is the best IMO. Reed finally get the chance to start again. In the end it truly feels like he's learned and changed, can't say much about So Mi

This ending is irrational but beautiful, launching songbird into space is a symbol of hope for V and Johnny.

I cant side with her because she just lies and never tells the whole truth

Not to mention that Mr. Blue Eyes is the one that got her that ticket from her description and he makes an appearence in the terminal bigger play here

there is no good or bad ending, all of them are masterpiece

"she made it, preem thats what counts." you are right Johnny... Thats what counts.

Nope, it doesn't add up for me. If she had just been upfront about the one-time use, I would've gladly assisted her. But the fact that she's betraying everyone who supported her, expecting sympathy based on her past, is laughable. I've only known her for a few days, and I only agreed because she promised a cure. I've risked life and limb in this add-on, so why would I just let it slide? It's like storming Arasaka and then saying, "Okay, I'm done, let's go" right before Mikoshi. V's sole objective is to survive and find a cure. Why opt for the "maybe there's a cure" ending when there's a definite cure available? Johnny and I weren't the closest of friends (about 85%, I believe), and sometimes, his statements were illogical. He mentioned how his life would be completely gone if we pursued this path. Hate to break it to him, but his life ended about 50 years ago; he's not supposed to be here..

I remember playing the Songbird ending for the first time. I had so much faith that she would be able to cure V. But when she revealed the truth about the neural matrix, it absolutely broke me. And I spent so much time trying to decide whether to turn her over to Reed or make good on my promise. It hurt me so much, but I ended up turning her over to Reed. It was truly devastating. Props to CDPR for ripping into my decision-making skills every-which-way.

It helps if you tell yourself V isn’t a good person either. V is an anti-hero even in the most passive role-play. A shot a redemption is good enough but knowing it comes with a higher price is totally fair given Vs past. I think as bittersweet as the Reed ending is, it puts an end to a saga. The only great legend to survive.

I didn't want to make these choices, they all broke me

This the first Phantom Liberty ending i got , haven't seen others yet. I am happy with this one :)

Best one is to send her to moon. Give it a hope and Alex dont need to die. But I was so mad that they didn't give an option that we can do all that without kill Reed.

For me I def felt the most cathartic ending was siding with Reed, then killing Songbird.

This is the best choice, both Johnny and Jackie are proud. Meanwhile you go off to crush Arasaka and go off with the Aldecados.

Tbh out of all the endings from being shot by Reed to sending Songbird off and getting cured and being in a coma for 2 years this one is a good one because even if V lost the only chance to save himself/herself they gave Songbird freedom from all the chaos and gave V even a bit more hope to let them live another day knowing that the key may lie in Arasaka.

I always thought that "don't fear the reaper" is the proper way to go out with a boom, solving problems by yourself. so I agreed to help her without any expectations for a cure. Yet for a brief moment I was tiny bit bummed. But not about the lack of cure, rather her lying to V. So it is understandable if some were disappointed in her. But looking back to interactions with So Mi, it was obvious she deeply regrets on the inside for lying, sometimes lashing out on V for it as she feels tormented by his/her kind and honest responses and optimism where V says He/She trusts her, or moments where So Mi is mutely shaking her head when V talks about cure. I couldn't be mad at her because she didn't lie out of spite or with the intention of hurting V, and I agreed with Johnny that her determination to commit acts she herself did not like to do, commanded some respect. Probably that's why I choosed the same "Would've helped you anyway" line. So Mi saw herself when she learned about V, the only kindred spirit with the same or even stronger determination than her, probably partly why she contacted V in the first place too: respect. My theory is that the only thing she did not expect is to get attached to V, seeing more in common than just strongwill and building further up the already present guilt in herself. Also V was the only "real" person she could talk to about her hardships and past, (especially while Kurt and his men were breathing on her neck daily) unlike Myers or the loyal dogs of the FIA like Reed, who was unwilling to put So Mi above his duty (he was the same as Takemura) I really liked this ending.

Not gonna lie. I looked up every ending right before I did firestarter and I STILL spent too much time thinking about which route to go. You know the writing is good when you have no idea what side is good or bad.

Having explored the lore of Cyberpunk pretty deep, i realized the neural matrix was single-use the first time it was brought up. Yet, I think this is the best ending. Songbird is the only true friend V may ever have, understanding their pain, will to survive... If there's someone V can put their trust into, it's her. Not only does Songbird survive and heal, she tells V how to save themselves. It's an optional dialogue, while storming the terminal V can ask So Mi who got her a ticket to Luna, and she will tell V about a blue-eyed proxy man in a black suit (you can actually see him obeserve you at 3:06). That's the same guy who makes a deal with V in The Sun ending. Meaning he kept his side of the bargain, and V survived AND became a legend.

I broke down laughing when she told us the truth and still proceeded to help her

I was going to help her to go to the moon to look for the cure, but after she confessed in the train... I said "fuck you" and call Reed. The stab that she made in V back is pretty deep. Btw guys stop arguing if this is a good or bad ending. You should already know that there is not entirely good or bad endings in CP2077 with the exception of the Nomad ending.

Good ending for Song So Mi. V is still dying after this.

Good ending for V: He goes to the moon instead of her, why wasn't that an option ? for once let the dude have a good ending.

this was the ending I went with, unfortunately killing reed is the shortest path in this dlc though. nothing happens after this bit really. all of the more anti-songbird paths are much longer. This comment section is so reassuring. this is the ending I got first playtnough of 2023. When I play cyberpunk, I try as much as possible to be myself in dialogue choices. each first-time ending ive gotten for both the base game and the dlc i reslly liked. its so rewarding

I did all 4 endings and the new ending to the game too. I think the new ending where V is cured made me cry the most.

This really is the good ending despite the somewhat tragic way Reed's story concludes. I couldn't bring myself to kill her in the Cynosure ending and otherwise I think any ending where the FIA 'saves' Songbird and cures V is more heartbreaking than anything else in this game, at least with this ending you get the realization that Songbird finally got free and as V you still have the option to pursue the various Mikoshi based endings.

The look of fear/sadness/fatigue on So Mis face is just so well animated. Devs went all out on facial expressions in this game. Well done CDPR

Wish the french twins survived the DLC but this is the good ending for sure like your actual friend survives you screw over a corrupt tyrant reed the puppet dies and alex survives and keeps on decent terms with V and you can drink to ev jackie johnny and forget who else when you meet up with alex

PL had so much depth. So much emotion. I had to take a break when it ended.

I did not liked this ending, it just shows that Songbird is paranoid and selfish. She basically screws over anybody even V while you keep helping her. The only upside is as I feel is that Alex survives I guess. But I also do like that this ending in a sense that I think this is incredible character writing and I feel it fits perfectly when you try to stick to Songbird. Some people tend to say it was for the greater good, while in this ending it would sound more like I sacrificed everything for Songbird which is in a sense the greater good, all the people that died by the Blackwall etc. Also try out 100% the other ending where you cooperate with Reed there is a section that has Outlast vibes, I was very surprised when I played it and I enjoyed all of it.

So Mi thought everyone was there for themselves, that she couldn't trust anyone truly this the only ending you prove her wrong. After what she been through I could relate, guess thats why I wanted to save her so badly. Even if V doesn’t get the cure, as the saying goes 'don't let the bastards grind you down'.

There is no good ending. V's story is a tragedy it's not about you surviving it's about you helping the people around you. If you pick the secret ending where you go alone with Johnny at the end nobody else has to die in the original game. If you call Reed after deciding to side with song after you get her to the train then Alex Songbird and Reed survive you get the cure but it's not really a cure. You can never use cyberware again if you do you'll die and you are in a coma for two years. Panam and all your friends ghosted you then you vanish in to the crowd in night city just an average Joe which means you'll be killed sooner than later. I feel like most players forgot what Dex asked V in their first meeting because it's extremely important to the outcome of the game. Blaze of Glory or die of old age sitting in your own piss.

In the end. Reed was the only one to keep his word.

I disagree that this is the good ending. In the world of Cyberpunk when V gets to actually live and that’s what we’re fighting for. There’s soon many ways V can get a new body transplant. So I don’t get the wanting to side with a girl who’s willing to kill a crap ton of people to save her own skin. Meanwhile V is told by rouge he/she is a living legend already at the end of the credits. Upon that you have NuSa contacts and pull now. So getting a new body isn’t outside the possibility. Not sorry to say we were looking to save V’s life. Nothing more. V literally beat death. Living Legend and you’re a fool otherwise.

This plus storming Arasaka tower/Don't Fear The Reaper ending is my canon/fanon, since both Songbird and me get contacted by Mr Blue Eyes to do a gig that eventually ends up with both of us in space

this ending and secret ending .Johnny both said the word "legend"to V

The good ending is to actually kill Somi, if you send her to a moon you send her she will be loaded with more blackwall ai and ai's from beyond the blackwall who SHE JUST SHOWED are overwriting her memories and personality, if you send her to the FIA they will put her in coma in search of how to weaponize her after rehabilitation, the only good outcome is to kill her as she asked with what was left of her free will.

I know its not much, but I had shot Reed in the head in this mission and he just flopped over. I didn't know he had extra dialouge if you shot him in the chest. Has anyone tried shooting him in the legs?

No matter what V gets F over, he lives everyone leaves. Keep the chip in you die young

0:00 - 2:30 Coolest part of the game for me personally, they way you use the blackwall like that. Had me imagining doing sh*t like that irl lol

Best ending will always be leaving with the nomads. And now its heavily implied V lives

What the hell is that monstrosity of a skin for Johnny

I struggle to understand how helping Songbird in any way is considered the 'Good Ending'.. She hardly deserves sympathy after everything she's done.. Everything she does is for her benefit and she will go to insane lengths to get her way, no matter how many lives it costs or how much destruction she causes, she will have her way. She's a manipulator and she knows it. Siding with Reed leans more towards a 'Good' ending in my opinion, although none of them are truly Good.

This one is good ending to me, I already done all of them plus epilogue ending this one I choose to keep goin. If you choose this one a couple of days later Song send you a msg. and send you 2 gift from Moon, so you can know She is good after all.

Daaamn, even Reed's end has multiple options. I shot him in the head and just went down, didn't know they programmed an entire get on knee, slow death sequence for him.

I honestly like Reed's character but daaaamn he's such a fcking loyal dog to Myers all his decisions are for the benefit of the NUSA

Didn’t know when you shot Reed in the chest he falls down slowly with a couple extra words before he dies. When I drew and shot it was a headshot and he died instantly falling flat to his back

I actually shot Reed in the head, so he didnt even get a slow, dramatic death. Interesting.

I know a lot of people wanted to romance Songbird, but honestly their relationship goes beyond that. Two desperate, dying people who are trying to survive

I feel the saddest part of this ending is Reed. I feel it cements the fact that Reed does care about V. In fact, he cares about all the main players, as cold as he is perceived at times. Him coming out of the ship at the very end shows that he was pretty much tracking V the whole time, likely ever since he got on the tram with So Mi. The final confrontation also shows that he was struggling hard with the idea of killing V. One could argue that he was only acting to protect So Mi, which is why he didn't move in on V, but I don't buy it. He had ample opportunity, especially when V is carrying So Mi, or the moment he/she puts her down, to basically take out V quick and easy. He hesitated up to the very last moment, which is what got him killed by V in this ending. Time and again he had the ability to act purely off logic and complete his mission to take out V, but he couldn't bring himself to do it. I think this also symbolizes why he imo says to himself, "Too... too damn late." Then he passes on, because although he was cemented in his convictions that taking in So Mi was for the greater good, he couldn't overcome the fact that also meant sacrificing V who'd he'd come to care for as one of his own agents, just as much as So Mi I think.

fully expected songbird to betray me in the end but still chose to help her, my only regret was having to kill reed to get there

So Mi made out alive, she'll send you an iconic implant

I love how Phantom Liberty has no "true" good ending like the main game. I personally went with Reed and then putting her out of her misery in the core and I believe it's a better ending than this. Reed is a good person, to a fault. He wants to help SB and for her to live, blinding him from the fact that she doesn't want to live anymore. She's in pain and if she goes back to Myers, she'll never be able to rest. Reeds is extremely upset but in the end, admited that V made the right call. Reed tells V that he's probably gonna be put at some desk job for the rest of his career. I had V tell him "Fuck them. Live your life. Don't go back" and that's what he did. I did wondered if siding with SB was any better and finding out that the "cure" was only for her and she knew the whole time, told me i made the right call, in my opinion.

Choose this ending because Songbird was fully justified in removing and saving herself from the claws of the NUSA which forced her to go beyond the Blackwall. Killed Reed with no doubts because the moment I heard that he said that the situation changed it screamed manipulation to me.

Born to help Songbird, forced to betray her for Erebus.

Nomad ending best

I'm french so excuse me in advance for the faults. I like to roleplay this game as if i was myself really V, dans react and act exactly as if it was really me from the start to the end. When we were on dogtown and that the choice helping so mi or reeeds appeared, i chose to help so mi. I don't know why, because i was planing to gelp reeds and the fia but...i did it that's all. And from this i told myself that I'll help her no matter what now that i decided to help her. I wouldn't let her down no mattet what. On the spatio port, in the car, i "felt" more and more like i wouldn't survive all of this story and that so mi was hiding something big to me, but i continued as if nothing, i don't know why but here it is. When so mi told me there was only one person who could use the treatment, I'm not gonna lie, i got really angry and disappointed for a few seconds, but...in the same way i couldn't really blame her and i chose to reconfort her as much as possible. I decided to help so mi to the end, necause i promised to help her. I carried so mi to the spatial vehicle and when reeds appeared i really got surprised (yeah im stupid lol) and was like "don't tell me to choose between you two please" I talked with him, tried to convince him, i did everything i could to not blame him, and to make so mi situation acceptable for him... But it was impossible and when reeds proposed me to give so mi for the treatment, i hesitated for a few seconds but then i reminded why i was helping so mi, even if she had betrayed me everytime : beacuse in the end she chose to told us the truth, she started to care paradoxally for us, but more than everything she was "like" me, she was dying ane worse, it never was her fault. It was simple : she had the right to live. Yes, she could start after that a war and yes it was terrifying for me (no that i saw a little bit of the IA behind the black wall powers) but i didn't want to abandon so mi. Unlike me, she had no other options, it was her only chance. So... I fought reeds and killed him. Not gonna lie, that made me really sad, i regretted, a lot, because reeds was a character i deeply respected. But in the end it was better for him, to die with his principes, him who already died inside a few years ago. I carried so mi in the vehicle, thinking about the life i could have lived without the relic with panam and the aldecaldos, and then i came to the hall to see her going away. On the road i took reeds weapon, promising myself to use it every time now. When so mi went away in space i got a little pain in the heart but at the same time i found it absolutely beautiful. We killed many people, did a lot of bad things, maybe we were gonna indirectly start a war. But we saved a live who had all her rights to live, we said someone, and finally, that is maybe the final reason of why i helped so mi to the end, even to she betrayed me everytime. She wouldn't have to ne scared anymore and i hope she get a better life. The day after, on the port, i told myslef that now i have a lot of options, and that im going to join the aldecaldos, the best ending for me, and live freely, and if before i was scared that this ending would lead to death, now im confident that V can be saved, and that ecen if he dies, living the best life he could dream of with his girl during 6 months... Is worth it

Honestly this is the best ending i hate i had to kill reed but fuck he deserved it in the end wanted to give songbird to myers and have her live as a tool now atleast shes some what free and any other endings at least for my character i aint trying to leave judy lol saw the ending where v gets treatment and loses two years of her live and judy moves on fuck that

This DLC is a true definition of tragedy, no ones of the endings are good at all...

Wow, someone playing as male V? Bold, and Based.

CDPR deserves kudos for this masterpiece.

How is this a "good" ending??

Songbird voice actress is amazing in this path.

After what happened to goro this a good ending trust me

This was my first ending and then I thought, hey let's check out the other ones - felt like shit and had to play it again just to not be fucking depressed.

IMO the best ending is siding with Reed during Firestarter and then killing So Mi when she asks you to. This is the only way So Mi is set free, no matter if you give her to Reed or send her to the moon, she most likely ends up as a lab rat for some corporation.

glad that this is my first choosen ending path in that dlc..

How come games nowadays make better dlc stories than base game stories

You may think this is a good ending until you figure out that Mr. Blue Eyes is the one who organised everything for her to go to the moon... Even when you think you someone got a good ending, they just go into a deeper hole

this was crazy, so much better ending emotion-wise vs the original IMO heart ached for songbird throughout despite the betrayal, actually felt bad shooting reed, and the end credit song just wrapped everything up beautifully

So backin songbird who is a back stabbing 2 timer or reed an honorable servent to ppl that dont deserve him.. and then ya shoot him... how is this the good ending??