My Netrunner Build in CYBERPUNK 2.0 Phantom Liberty! 

That bug got fixed in 2.02. Data Recycler factors Ram reduction now. If you don't care about stealth, triple T1 Reboot Optics into a damage hack I believe is the fastest and cheapest way to get combat hacks out.

@@Boshea241 the blackwall gateway will one shot most enemies, except for bosses like MaxTach, Smasher, etc etc, so spamming 2 synapse burnouts can still give him back 80% of those 2 quickhacks via Data Recycler and extra 80 health from Blood Demon(if he's using overclock), and if you get the level 20 Body perk, every 5 kills you have immediately restores your health item which can help definitely help with achieving an infinite cycle of Ram and Health Regeneration. For me I use Tetratonic Rippler Mk.5 with Cox-2 Cybersomatic Optimizer, so I can put Synapse Burnout first, Cyberware Malfunction, Synapse Burnout, Synapse Burnout. Synapse Burnout first with 100% chance to crit thanks to Cox2 Cybersomatic Optimizer with the extra 40% damage boost from Tetratonic Rippler Mk.5 when following up a combat quickhack with a non combat one, which in this case is the Cyberware Malfunction, can one shot even High Tier Enemies making sure that the last 2 Synapse Burnout I queued can be used for Data Recycler and Blood Demon. Btw I use this in Ultra Hard 2.02, with Reflex i just keep Air Dashing and Quick Hacking throughout the battlefield, even Maxtach in DogTown doesn't stand a chance

Blackwell gateway and synapse burnout is the best quick hacks in the game like bro said you have to upload a control quick hack then blackwall gateway it uploads way faster and spreads sometimes it can wipe up a whole building upstairs and downstairs by the time i get upstairs Everybodies dead….

Sonic Shock and Blackwall Gateway don’t go together. If you knock the enemy off the network with a Shock Shock then Blackwall Gateway can’t spread which makes it just a much slower Synapse Burnout.

@@DarkQuaz Blackwall Gateway is PROXIMITY based. It literally said in the quickhack description that " This quickhack spreads to 5 enemies within 20 meters" the sonic shock was meant to make it upload and jump faster and stealthier.

Stoked to do more challenges!

Killer 60 perk also makes all stealth kills restore 15% of optical camo charge, which stacks with Axolotl's 12%. Combined with Relic perk, this lets you slip in and out of combat and instantly restore camo as long as there are at leats 3 enemies around.

I feel bad using blackwall.

you make a lot of sense here. the iconic sonic shock also comes at the cost of 2 ram, which is op. I personally like the cyberware malfunction also for it's damage bonus. Works increds on bosses once stacked.

I will have to try the sonic shock method, seems to be a clever trick to exploit. Totally agree about the Tetratronic Rippler. It is the first and only cyberdeck that I buy in a game, and I simply upgrade it at the first chance when doing a netrunner build. I experimented around with a the Netwatch and the Canto, but never felt that they matched it outside of a few niche scenarios. The Netwatch has a slight edge for doing camera hacks when they are available to do so with, and for car combat, but otherwise is outmatched by the Rippler. The Canto is a complete disappointment in every regard, I would literally rank it as the worse cyberdeck in the game, the unique hack is merely for style, and is utterly impracticable due to how slow it is. I can deal far more damage for less RAM using conventional hacks in a fraction of the time, with far better control on how and where I spend my RAM.

Glad I could help

Sounds solid!

​@@abrahamsandwichAlso If you use control or covert quickhack and then the blackwall the upload time becomes a second instead of the nine. Makes it 100x better.

Saving this for later

Yeah mono wire is kinda mid now.

The only practical use I have ever found for monowire is quick takedowns of random groups of enemies, such as clearing NCPD missions quickly. Hit one with a contagion as you approach, use a thermal monowire to detonate them and kill the group, loot the bag, and move on to the next.Other than that, yeah, even with all the perks, there is little reason to use them over other methods, especially on Very Hard where you often don't have the luxury of absorbing any extra hits or point-blank shotgun blasts.

Thanks bro! 🤘🏻

Walk hacking is still broken sadly

Didn’t think of that! Smart!

Interesting, good to know!

I more use it to lock enemies down for a sec like I was saying.

okay... now i found out that builds like that are called ninja build and they are op which means i did pretty shity build because it wasn't very op

what is your 3 in frontal cortex? Do you not use axolotl?

@@mrmacho333 Cox-2 Cybersomatic Optimizer, Ram Allocator(Iconic Version from Dogtown), Axolotl(you get from Regina) for the Frontal Cortex. I recommend filling out the rest of your cyberwares with chrome that has Quickhack Damage as a stat modifier

Like I said air dashing is just something I wanted. I agree I could probably do better damage with a good que, but I enjoy being hyper aggressive and not being too methodical with my hacking. Definitely not most optimal, but most fun for me!

Yeah, I’ll have to check it out!

Over clocking is the best way to get to being overpowered again! This build uses over clock a lot!

Yup!

If I had more points absolutely, but I find I don’t need or use them much.

I actually made the beat for my videos. I have it on my sound cloud under Abraham DiMare!

@@abrahamsandwich nice!

Literally just did it, I’m editing the video now and should have it ready in a couple days!

@@abrahamsandwich hah, nice

I imagine with the right gun yeah, but I didn’t try it too much.

Yup the shingen smart weapon is amazing

AWW YEAA!

Yes

I use the alt key. It feels the most natural to me!

It helps a lot with getting more health and in turn ram. Before getting the perk I had a lot more situations where I’d have to wait for a bit for healing items or health to quick hack again.

@@abrahamsandwich I am not saying it doesn't do anything. It works. But the cost of Pain on Gain is 5 Attribute points and 1 Perk point. That is just not worth it. There are much better things you can do with those points than add +20% health item cooldown. My general critism of the 20 capstone perks is that they are often quite weak and not worth the 5+1 cost(particularly if you are going for only 1 of the 20s on the tree). The 3 INT 20s are all excellent. For TA, Edgerunner is manditory for all builds, TickingTimeBomb is outstanding, and ChainLightning is OK...ish(the AoE is too small and conditional). For Cool, Nerves of Tungsten-Steel is excellent, and while RunNGun is sorta Mid, and StyleOverSubstance is way too conditional to be useful(the name of the perk gives it away). For Reflexes, SaltInTheWound is terrible(the conditional makes it nearly impossible to proc); SubmachineFun might be useful for dual SMG builds, but the way SMGs blow through ammo makes this not that useful a strategy(when fighting larger groups you will run out of SMG/Pistol ammo before the fight ends); Tailwind is sorta 'Meh', and Slaughterhouse is almost completely useless(99% of enemies will die before the buff even comes into effect). The Body 20s are just sad! RipNTear requires you to break up your shotgun attacks with 50% melee attacks in order to proc! Bizarre! Onslaught is for LMGs only and no one sane uses LMGs as a primary weapon(They are way too inaccurate beyond point-blank range and are thus a huge waste of ammo). FinisherSavageSling is another style-over-substance perk that is entirely a roleplay perk that only exists to make the player feel cool, but actually slows down the speed and efficiency of combat. I already mentioned PainToGain so there is no reason to beat a dead horse. The tree 20 perks should all be monster sure-thing must-haves for a particular build type. Except for the INT's and Edgerunner they are just...not.

It’s the iconic cyberdeck I’m using. It comes with a special quick hack!

I like it enough to use it!

Well, with the attribute layout, and if you abuse the perk glitch or console command on PC. You can mix it up with Smart, Tech, and melee weapons. Especially shotguns, LMGs, and blunt weapons. There are bonuses to using smart weapons with hacked enemies so if don't want to hack only you can initiate a few quick hacks in just a second and them shoot everything with your choice of smart weapon to clean house. While being tanky with adrenaline rush and the feedback between quick hack, smart weapons given health back per kill.

@@VanTesla very good, and noted. 👍 I understand that this build is an exaggeration and a suggestion applicable to certain specific situations within the game. But no one mentally healthy considers spending the entire game this way.

His build is all over the place. Combining netrunning with katana's which does not synergies at all. For example the Optimizer provides 100% crit chance with quickhacks. Then he uses Cockatrice Optics and Stabber for crit chance purely to kill MaxTac easier with katana's. Also katana build wants % melee damage on cyberware and netrunning wants % quickhack damage. By combining these two playstyles he is handicapping both builds. Pure katana build with Sandi and Axolotl is currently the strongest setup to kill MaxTac.

I enjoy building out netrunners but I always get to a point where I get bored by it and go back to my other builds.

Is it?