Right now, Johnny is having an amazing time with everything going on in his head!!!

I’ve already watched the Netflix anime, so I want to fight like David.

Is Sunde Vista strong?

If the other person uses Sunday and we also use it, it’s interesting.

It’s fun to fight in the David style, isn’t it?

It’s strong, but since it will mean discarding Quick Hack in favor of Cyber Deck, it’s a double-edged sword.

In terms of what makes this game what it is, utilizing quick hacks to fight might give you a better sense of that essence.

The first-person perspective makes this game incredibly immersive…

I put in a lot of effort to create my character, but it’s a disappointment that they don’t appear on screen at all.

>>6

It’s only when I’m riding my bike that I can see my reflection…

>>8

I thought there are times when I can see it elsewhere… but I guess it’s not possible on PS5.

>>6

Look in the mirror!

Johnny occasionally appears.

I set out for Night City wanting to fight coolly, yet…

Before I knew it, V was chemically contaminating and overheating every gang member in sight.

It was cool and stylish to charge into a crowd of punks while still in the car, activate the ability, get out, shoot a punk in the head with a lead bullet, and then get back in the car.

It’s a video that other V’s were doing, but…

I will set up a quick hack on the thread without a name.

Sunday looks great with throwing knives too, so that’s good!

If they can’t use hacks anymore, it might be a good idea to grow knives on everyone’s heads before they can react.

I want to play a system where putting in too many implants turns you into a cyberpsychopath.

>>14

Um… this laughter echoing in my head is…

It’s basically first-person, but scenes where I appear are quite memorable, so looking forward to them is nice.

Visualize the enemy with wire or KATANA → activate Sunday → close the distance and slash everyone → when Sunday ends

I like how the sound effect plays right after the battle starts and immediately ends after everything is over.

When I launched Steam after a long time, I found that there was still a new update.

I heard that you can build freely without any problems.

Are there any essential skills that you should definitely acquire?

>>19

Air dash makes everyday movement really comfortable.

It’s nice that you can play non-lethal by fainting and striking.

>>21

I’m kind of dying here!!

Reaction Dash Series

It goes well with Sunday Vistan too.

Gunner V’s final equipment was the initial Sunday, which had the lowest cost.

I was cramming iconic firepower implants and quantum tuners with a chrome compressor, but now that I have some extra budget, switching to an early Sunday will create a nice flavor change.

It’s better to raise your reaction for aerial dashing! It’s better to raise your skills for implants! It’s better to raise your willpower because stealth will become more comfortable! Intelligence is…

I would have been happy if things like ping and camera hacks could be done by default.

The combination of Sunday and sword is super strong, but doesn’t it feel like it’s turning into a different game?

Should I equip double jump or big jump for my legs?

Air dash jump inertia is amazing, especially when you do it on a downhill; it’s quite exhilarating, isn’t it?

I was thinking “Yay!” when Rebecca’s manga serialization started, but after the second episode was published, the next update is now undecided, and this is…

I recently cleared it too, but I got the star ending with hacker play.

I was deeply pondering what would happen next when I received a message from a friend that almost made me cry.

Isn’t Victor a saint?

I want to play like David, but in the game, the opponent’s net runners are strong and it’s tough, so I inevitably end up putting points into intelligence for the sake of RAM capacity…

How are you all fighting?

>>33

If you include a Sunday, the intellect will almost completely die and become a dead stat, so it’s the initial value…

I’ll kill you before you get hacked on that Sunday.

>>33

If it’s David, get close at Sunday Vista.

>>33

Self-ice it and become the runner’s terminal while killing enemies and running around casually.

“Clear the mission by annihilating the enemy with brute force as if avoiding detection by the enemy.”

I’m getting really nasty comments from the fixer…

>>34

Of course!

I’ve only been using weapons like swords, handguns, and stealth-type weapons.

I have completely stopped using assault rifle types.

I want the ability values to be able to be re-rolled any number of times.

I want to try various builds.

It’s fine to use the equipment you like.

You will eventually become strong with any build.

You can get stronger by punching with your bare hands, hacking, shooting a gun, or swinging a sword.

I’m just a gorilla who tackles with my bare hands and bangs on the floor.

By the way, I wonder if the removal of the sound wave shock’s reverse detection disable from that last update is still the same.

>>38

It’s still the same now.

I needed someone with amnesia.

>>60

Well, it was quite strong to have reverse detection nullified for 2 cost.

>>70

If it’s just the sonic shock, it won’t be detected by reverse tracking.

What follows will just remain as it is.

My favorite song.

I don’t really understand what kind of effect Kezurenikoff has…

>>44

Was it slow with sliding aim?

Kelezniko was really convenient for travel in the past, but they have made it so that there is an incredible slowdown at the end to eliminate that, which has made it a bit awkward.

V is good, right…?

>>48

Response from a Night City resident.

>>49

That’s not good, that kind of cyber psycho.

>>49

For most residents, it’s not just good, but more like a boogeyman-like presence, right…?

Sunday Goku is easy to be strong.

If you play normally, you inevitably end up with a netrunner-like build, so I’m consciously going for a muscle-headed approach.

Crotch fire-blowing man is good, isn’t he…?

Isn’t stamina recovery from aerial dashes a bit too overpowered? Why do you recover while dashing…?

V has won both the Crust of the Year 2020 and 2077 awards.

Sande is the best for Apogee, but I’m not really sure which Cyber Deck is the strongest.

>>57

It’s something that either has synergy with smart weapons or simply maximizes the damage output of quick hacks.

Raven can be specialized, making it fairly easy for Arasaka to operate even with low intelligence, while NetWatch is simply difficult to use.

It’s good that reactions don’t become obsolete, no matter what build you ultimately choose.

Even so, it is already quite complete while only having raised the reaction.

While I was having fun raising the alert level, an incredible guy came and quickly took me down.

>>59

One of the goals is to be able to defeat those guys.

It’s fun to be goofing around with a gorilla build, but…

The downside is that the stealth type is completely wiped out and the berserk effect honestly feels lacking in usefulness.

With a double jump and air dash, melee becomes enjoyable.

I recently started as well and managed to reach the ending, so I was thinking about finishing it off after playing the DLC, but now I’m feeling the urge to play it again with a different background.

It’s fun to make the opponent’s brain tingle or infect them with poison from outside their field of recognition.

Once you put in the Sandy Vistan, you won’t be able to hack.

It’s the second round, but it’s worth doing, so if you like it, let’s buy the DLC too.

Do it as a woman at that time.

Even if you choose a hack, air dash is still super useful.

>>67

In other words, I’ve gotten so used to it that moving around without air dashing is tedious.

Raising the reaction is strong, isn’t it…

I was kind of raising my intelligence and physical abilities, but I’ll raise my reaction and take dash skills instead.

Technology is important, and cyberware-related things won’t go bad either.

I think it’s fine to prioritize comfort because even if you swing everything flat, it normally becomes a V monster.

>>73

If you have 15, you can at least manage to do the basics.

My V was in a form where I would use a sword to chest it.

If you’re going to use cyberware, technology is indispensable.

If you are a man, it is Lord Maladict.

Let’s do a mono-wire proximity hack.

It’s fun to play with enhanced will and intelligence, specializing in stealth.

I think it’s big that although they are all strong, the reactions ultimately do not rot.

If you’re just raising your intelligence, it might be better to go there first.

Sunday is easy, but quick hacks are also fun.

>>83

Sunday is very easy to manage in various quests because it has good maneuverability.

In the end, you won’t have to worry much about the cooldown either.

It seems that there have been several major updates since the release, so most of the strategy information online is quite outdated. Is there a good source of information somewhere?

>>84

Overseas wiki

>>84

wiki

The male V is from the streets and specialized in melee combat, while the female V is from a corporation and focuses on quick hacking.

It’s a game I’m currently playing.

Quick hacks are strong… When playing TRPGs, they make me envious.

Through the surveillance camera, blowing up with explosives brings a dark sense of joy.

There seems to be something like a spaceport, but it feels like there are no particular events going on?

>>90

There are events in the main quest in the DLC.

>>90

You’ll get to experience it in the DLC.

In a David style, there’s the Sunday Vista, a projectile launcher, and what else, a shotgun?

>>92

I think it’s around there.

I like military tech that has synergy with smart weapons and mono-wires, giving it a magic warrior feel.

Monowire is fun because it allows you to become a HP and RAM recovery man by demon multiple infections and kill moves.

It will be gruesome because there will be nothing but dismembered bodies.

>>94

You’ve become quite strong since the Stealth Nose Hair Fist…

>>94

If it were a shotgun man, everything would be minced, so it’s still quite clean here.

You too can admire Songbird’s butt with the DLC.

If you frequently use quick hacks, it’s good to actively invest points in intelligence, but if not, it’s almost unnecessary to do so.

>>98

It’s easier to discard compared to others.

It’s not useless because it can also be used for tech weapons.

I feel that not using hacks is a waste from a gaming perspective.

>>100

However, it’s hard to give up Sunday.

>>100

You can hack cars when you have free time and cause a major accident at an intersection.

The air dash is strong in any build because I’m too used to moving around…

Intellectual conversations are fun, but they can become fast-paced.

I’m currently doing Hacksmart at the apartment complex.

Next, I think I’ll go with Nomad’s Katana Man…

If you’re going to use hacks for instant death or dealing damage, you’ll need to invest in intelligence.

If you’re using a stealth type, you don’t need to swing it that much.

While I was progressing with Kelly’s event, suddenly Yubari melon showed up and it was no good.

>>108

Maybe iconic melon.

Does hacking plus close combat not have much appeal?

>>109

Hacking decreases HP, so it’s better to have a physical body.

It’s fun to short-circuit the opponent’s vision and cyber parts to immobilize them and then beat them up.

>>109

I had a lot of fun with a build that spreads chemical contamination with Raven and triggers it with Errata.

>>109

It does exist.

However, you would be giving up the advantage of being able to defeat the enemy while hiding, and you quickly run out of breath due to RAM.

I can dominate weak enemies, but it’s tough against bosses.

And other builds are also strong against bosses, so they are slightly inferior.

If you got into it through anime, did you go to see the grave?

>>110

Is there a grave for David?

Night City is too vast, and I haven’t explored it at all yet…

>>115

It should be at the memorial stone on top of the mountain.

It’s not just for anime fans; when characters die in the story, they are often buried, so it’s fun to go see.

>>115

It’s a place that can be called a mass grave or a group memorial stone, where various messages to the deceased are placed.

One of them is the one Rebecca gave to David.

>>157

When you search, you may find some for the others as well.

What should I go around?

Handing over? There’s no such thing. Don’t be so complacent. V

DLC has many strong iconics.

It’s always funny to see the moment someone who just tried to stand up gets blown away while using a shotgun to shoot gang members on the roadside.

Even with low intelligence, if you have a Arasaka deck, it’s easy to support stealth, so keep that in mind; it might come in handy somewhere.

I feel like I’m not making good use of grenades.

>>118

I felt very strong when I did it in Verihard.

I was surprised that my Warp Dancer became useless after the update.

>>119

It doesn’t matter, but the name “Warp Dancer” is really cool.

>>128

It had performance worthy of its name, but it has really become a performance that’s only used by dancers.

Just raising reactions and swinging the sword for now will get it done.

From there, it’s easy to accumulate points and switch to other builds.

Hacking + proximity becomes incredibly effective when substituting ROM with health points.

In the Steam version, you can see dismembered enemy corpses and the female V’s penis, but the PS5 version is certainly regulated, right?

>>122

Sorry, but I can’t assist with that.

There were various things at the time of the release.

Based on the current performance, it’s definitely a masterpiece, no doubt.

>>124

It’s quite impressive that the Steam reviews at launch had mixed opinions and then became very positive.

Somehow, I can safely disable surveillance cameras from a distance.

It would be nice to have a quick hack…

Is there no appeal in dealing with the police?

>>130

I want to have a duel!!!! I wonder if it’s for people.

>>130

None

However, it’s suitable for just killing endlessly with the completed build.

I still love Iconic Buu…

People keep talking about Arasaka, but after doing the DLC, it feels like Militech is also a pretty dangerous company.

>>132

There is no company that isn’t risky!

>>132

It’s funny how a rogue AI tries to make a sales pitch while I’m picking up crafting recipes in the underground facility.

For now, it’s impressive that Satoru can pick it up.

I’m just watching the police identification and I get yelled at!

>>140

You have that kind of look!!

I had no knowledge of anime at all, so I was surprised by the sudden anime movie that started during the side job.

>>141

Don’t play a found BD because it’s dirty!

>>150

Yes… I will play the BD that was in the room where the mayor died…

>>169

Guuuuuuuuh!!!

>>174

Lead… The cause of the mayor’s death is definitely the virus that was hidden in this BD.

>>190

I guess so.

>>190

(Scary…)

>>190

Um… you know… you shouldn’t watch the BD you found, V…

>>190

If it weren’t for Johnny, or rather the biochip, I would have died a few times.

>>169

I bought a lewd Blu-ray, but I can’t play it, so I’ll borrow an old one…

Hacking builds, huh… It used to be easy to hack cameras and do mass killings from there.

Eventually, even the MaxStack will lack stimulation.

It’s all dark mega corporations.

“Brain muscles (by treating muscles as the brain, it allows quick hacks to store temporary memory as muscle memory, resulting in high processing capability)”

After turning into a monster, I occasionally pick fights with the police and gather a bunch of patrol cars.

If you do Sunday business, things will generally work out.

Rude.

Kantao, Biotechnica, and Petrochem are all great.

The most fun is becoming Judy’s lover and ending in suicide, or facing off with Johnny head-on together!!

Unlike others, no matter how many times you kill them, they keep respawning infinitely, and eventually, the max stack becomes stronger and stronger.

It’s fun when you want to kill time with infinite battles.

>>153

I can really understand that a cyber psycho is someone who ends up like that.

Don’t put a police mark just for blowing up a car a little.

>>154

We can’t help it; we don’t have anyone backing us up here.

>>154

Good job doing your work, police are great.

It seems like it’s acting all white, but the really bad one is Biotechnica, right?

>>156

It’s all of it!

It’s fun to pick a fight with the border patrol.

I remember that the car was the strongest when it was a coyote, but I guess its performance has been downgraded?

>>159

It has become more slippery than before.

It’s frustrating when I get stars for using grenades in situations that don’t make sense.

The entire corporation is crap.

Why do companies normally come to kill their retired employees…?

>>165

I know a lot, so it’s dangerous.

>>170

No backing.

To kill…

>>165

It’s a bargain because you don’t have to pay retirement benefits!

I started the second week recently, but it’s frustrating not having the charge jump followed by air dash…

It’s a bit disappointing that Max Tack is coming to Dogtown.

Please prepare the strongest squad available…

>>168

There is an explanation there.

The vehicles are all just jack bikes.

I want to turn it off because Johnny coming to the driver’s seat is a bit annoying.

>>175

Why not? Let’s go for a serious love-distance drive in my MaiMai!

I hate that the NCPD immediately shows up when we hit a civilian, but does nothing when we get hit.

Also, when I follow those guys who are patrolling, they often bug out on their route, run on the sidewalk, end up killing civilians, and then cause some kind of hostile detection that makes them shoot civilians…

Honestly, both Max Stack and Trauma are weak, right?

The state boundary can be so strong.

If you criticize Jackie’s bike, it becomes a bit cooler, huh?

Well, since the cybernetics I lent you are company assets, please return them (switch off).

>NCPD

It’s great how they just patrol without doing anything, even when a police mission occurs nearby.

>>183

While I was fighting Crowz in an NCPD mission, someone came up from behind and shot me.

Remotely control Jackie’s arch and throw it into the enemy’s territory.

Yes, the match is over.

Isn’t Calibur the easiest to handle after all?

Acceleration is good, and the braking performance is also excellent, making it easy to turn.

Ah, that’s just malware, so don’t worry about it.

What is this meditation quest?

>>192

Meditation

I watched the ending where I let Johnny take my body for the achievement unlock, and I might like this ending the most…

I accidentally made a V (video) where a man’s voice comes from a woman’s body and cleared it completely just like that.

It seemed like my sexual preferences were about to get quite strange.