I went back to restart Cyberpunk in 2024 

ok bro

Do you mean stonck

@@jayveeeee why do you need help I don’t think it’s a problem ?

Dude I played cyber punk for the first time ever this week I loved it and was so glad I held out and waited to play it I did 2 200 hour playthroughs in 2 weeks lol

@@kritizismmusics9737same here. I finished Phantom Liberty and have been at the point of no return in the base game for weeks now. I just don’t want it to end! I own every damn car and bike (that I want but it’s still over 20), own all the apartments you can have, still have over $1 million eddies with nothing to spend it on and just can’t stop myself. I am a killing machine! This might just be my favorite game. It’s up there with RDR2 for me.

@@noahfecks7598 I’m soon starting my 2nd play through, any tips?

I'm doing a tomahawk playthrough right now. Too much fun

just started my third playthrough and I can't help it... I keep going with throwing knifes, haven't played the game any other way.. I love it!

trueee it's how i did my first dlc playthrough, it was insanely fun

@@chrisnewbury3793 As a serial ignorer of forced story, I can respect your desire for a Johnny-free playthrough. In my case I've experienced both Rockerboys and shady FIA agents in my head, but Hanako has been playing that piano at Embers for *years*.

@@Cyromantik Can't make me enter Embers hahaha

@@TheRealBillixat this point I’m pretty sure the quest name is NOCTURNE OP33N1, if that’s wrong damn it, but I swear it’s been on my screen so long I can almost recall the name

@@opticalsalt2306*55 but close enough. I used an untracked mod to keep it from popping up so much 😂

@@opticalsalt2306 Back when I had a trash monitor the mission name even burned into the display

Don’t you just love night city? It’s amazing to just walk through some neighbourhoods and soak in the ambience.

Yup favorite game

Nah 3rd person would hurt the immersion aaaaandd gameplay in some close areas

​@@1vaultdweller Yeah, I was sceptical about the first person decision originally, but when the game came out, it turned out to be a masterstroke. The immersion is just on a different level and it makes the gameplay much better.

@@ivanaleksandartsanev1693 And I think its a nice change from The Witcher series.

Epilogue is what comes after, prologue is before

@@BarryBBensonBBangin oh shiiit I’m an idiot. Thanks, editing the comment now. I got confused cuz sometimes movies and games have an epilogue in the beginning and my brain hates non-linear story telling lolol

It's also gives you tone contrast setup. That prologue montage shows you a cyberpunk with a different positive tone (getting your life back together type) but than hits with you a grim reality.

@@johnokean8216 you’re still talking about a prologue. There aren’t any movies or games with an epilogue in the beginning. That is called a prologue.

I would say the very beginning of the prologue is a bit disappointing, particularly the nomad story. Would've been nice to play through that a little longer before heading to the city.

@@CreggleTomahawk yeah I picked up the game for the first time a month ago. I’m broke so I played the game fully through 3 times and finally just caved n got phantom liberty yesterday lmao. Most fun I’ve had with a game since like middle school lmao.

@@CreggleTomahawk now play it in VR, even more fun!

Same

On very hard, you can only really play gung ho once you hit about level 15. Before that, it really feels like ur hitting the ops with a damn pillow lmao.

@@bot4hire202 very true. My point where I feel powerful is when I unlock Synapse Burnout.

@@purpledevilr7463 oh yeah, that’s just cuz netrunning is busted. Kinda trivializes stealth when u can get any person on the map to just walk in a secluded corner lmao.

@@bot4hire202 actually I don’t tend to use it when I’m stealthing funnily enough. That’s just when I start doing proper combat.

same to me but with waifu mods

yeah same here. however last time i played the game (which was only a week ago), i encountered a ton of new bugs, i don't know why. But regardless, i think the game needs a lot more patches and fixes right now.

You didint play much games have you?

I just can't let the game go. I'm kinda sad that the sequel will take a very long time to be ready.

​@@yesedI've played plenty of games lil man, you stick to your gta 5 like the child you are

@@yesed Ofc I have but this game hits different...

You get the best silenced gun from Rogue's ending. Her ending can be done pretty quickly, so getting the gun and going back to the game pre infiltration save is well worth it.

@@profbawbag6604 i meant the one from his "friend" that wants to take her for money and status back

every path can get the jacket

@@MahamedBoi not the one from Rogue. The fake one from Kirk.

Ohhh boy, YES! I lost count on how many times I grabbed that silicone rubber thing when I had to do a non-lethal take-down.

That’s the canon path if u ain’t know

I did Nomad first and it was a great introduction! Corpo’s my canon run, though.

@@JosieJOK same I had a fun run with it

@@SlimmyisGOD Amen!!!!!!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳😎👌

Not even close

​@@trenaceandblackmetal5621 Youre braindead

​@@storyfirstgamingyt youve brought into my head why do we relate to some games characters more than others? Or in the case of rpgs, what makes for the best way to feel that connection to your character? As an example, i dont like fallout 4s choice with a voiced protagonist. I think it falls flat in a number of ways, and is a flawed system, but beyond that it very much took away from me being able to assign a personality or create a personality to a player character. For example, joel in the last of us is joel and you play as him, but you still can create a personality with joel, even if its as simple as the ability to be creative with combat style and approach, or investing in different perks or modifications. A voiced protagonist whom we play their story and see the world through their eyes is more fitting for a game thats somewhat more on rails, with a story being told as the game naturally progresses. In my opinion, that does not mix well with games like fallout for example. It makes it tough to relate to a character when your interests dont align, but say if youre watching a movie its designed in such a way you want to see what happens to the protagonist, and to see them succeed. Such as with a game with a story to tell that takes you along through it, without allowing much deviation from said story. Last thought, assassins creed blends these very very well.

​@@paladinkhan I completely agree except where I haven't played the game like The Last Of Us and Assassins Creed. Sandbox RPGs like Bethesda Fallout would be much more suited to a silent protagonist based on their limitations, but a more on the rails story can do well with a silent protagonist too. The Metro games are a great example. Even though Artyom is silent, through his actions you define his personality. So it seems like almost any avenue is viable, you just have to be very intentional that the writing and game design fit perfectly, and that one doesn't ever eclipse the other. I feel like Cyberpunk was written with the intention that it should be easy to play V as yourself, and that you could just as easily role play as any character you could come up with. And all of that was only possible due to the quality of the voice acting.

@@storyfirstgamingyt that's a very good point bringing up metro as a linear silent protagonist. It makes such a big difference how the world is built around it. Thank you for engaging in my tired conniption by the way lol. In fo4s case i think it really harmed it because of things like dialogue choices not being fully readable, or a pitch slider for the voice, things like that.

Not even top 50 😂

@@3n3j0t4u clearly never played it

@@funny_man8779 I did play it, keep coping and dickriding a mediocre game tho 😭😂✌️

@@BSultimate same, 300 hours and still not bored of this world at all

@@janw248 I'm was on 1200 when last checked.

I was on 32k hours yesterday

@@jdsi12 U R my hero!

Defo worth trying

If they could have managed to keep Jackie in for most of the game, it would have been amazing.

Bug was initially gonna screw you over with Dex if the heist went smoothly. Jackie also called it correctly when he said she had a stick up her ass.

Yeah I could've worded it better, that's what I meant. They didn't exist outside of cutscenes until 2.0

@@jayveeeee I haven’t watched any of your other vids yet, perhaps it’s quicker to ask directly; have any of your V ever faced off against an actual MaxTac team, and if so, how’d it go? My Nomad gunner guy gets murdered. My Corpo Hacker ( my favourite ) has won more than he’s lost. It can be a fun challenge.

@@leafcatcher1715 The first time i got into a fight with MaxTac, my level 58 V got absolutely destroyed lol.

Thats why you do none of the gigs until you complete the game, you have to be smart about it

U should buy rdr 2 its much better than this game.

​@@ONLY-HYBRIDSgod shut up dude

@@ONLY-HYBRIDS Boring game

@@CarCoSaNoLa who the hell said u do ur fucking work .

Have fun!

consoomer final boss

It's a masterpiece bro come on I was invested from the start. Maybe its just not ur thing

@MohdAsif-Alpha that's cuz games nowadays are way bigger and more detailed. Better quality textures plays a major role in game file size

It is great, it had potential to be next gta v in terms of popularity

@@Dexu See dont get me wrong I understand why GTA is popular it is good, however I feel like in Cyberpunk and similar games there is just always so much more to do and replay value.

​@@GlideGames by the way cyberpunk is made, its 100% a super replatable game (reason as to why theres no NewGame+ too) Since you can choose a new build, build a new character, romance a different person, save or kill some others, meanwhile gtav just has the "fck it, boot it up, im just gonna deive brainlessly and start a war with the police", and, since in GTA if you "die" you dont get loaded back to a checkpoint, it works way better that fighting the police in Cyberpunk

@@TexMackerson Yeah I’ve always found GTA games to be good but boring very quickly, they sort of fixed it a bit with red dead with a bit more to do and more immersion elements which is why I much prefer those games over gta titles. However there’s just so much more to do in cyberpunk vs gta never mind the incredible immersion into the world

@@TexMackerson its.. just a RPG, and not even of the most advanced

@@babblingbull8392 is it worth playing on ps4?

@@KrisVickers-wn6dd Absolutely not. You’re missing out on so much

@@Owen01 I can't see my original comment it mustve got deleted. what did I ask.

@@KrisVickers-wn6dd That’s weird you can’t see your comment. But you asked if you should play Cyberpunk on PS4. It’s worth waiting till you get a PS5, because it’s like a completely different game with the 2.0 update and Phantom Liberty

@@Owen01 Ahhh right, yeah that makes sense. Yeah I might. you like ps5 play any other games?