V... you don't know how much I want that to be true

@@vijaysabarish9600 And he was right, it was the chip which saved V. JS wasn't even active then.

@@Tembel_Kopek yeh but that scene still is sad

@@vijaysabarish9600 yep especially with that song kicking in

Relentless rockerboy.

Being stuck in someone's head gave him new perspective. It must've been hard for someone like him, who acts rather than talks.

I was already warming up to him although from the start I saw him as a giant prick but this scene really sealed the deal where I saw him as a friend

i do feel bad for him but he deserved his fate. which what made this scene all the more effective. i felt this is the turning point in johnny’s life as he sober up to his past action.

@@nikki5499 lol I saw it as kinda the opposite, I pretty much said as I made the choice "don't fuck up this second chance Johnny" and well I mean he did a little by not telling everyone what happened, all those messages from the other characters that had no idea what was going on kinda hurt ngl

Kerry, Nance, Denny

This song takes me from Mars to sirius

@@callumhall2432 WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALES

Should play a little longer after the quest ends.

I feel like that's one of cyberpunk's charm. Is it a bug or a feature?

How did you get it to stop, I'm having the same problem and it won't go away

That part hit me hard, cried for the entire week lol

@@JoaoPaulo-cu5fz same🥺

@@mikasa8292 🥺

That ending is the canon ending in my eyes especially if you manage to make V and Johnny become friends. It just doesn't make sense for V to take back control of his body knowing he'll die and take Johnny with him in six months. It's much more tragic if he lets Johnny have his body. Johnny gets a second chance at life and do things differently, it's not a happy ending, but it's the happiest ending either character will get. I took that quote as him saying ''the life I lead from this day forward is for V''.

wholesome

Same here, his performance was amazing.

@@zurkke 100

Performance of his lifetime, I think. Reeves is Silverhand now

It's pure Keanu Reeves, it's not only his character. The way he acts is just... dunno. You can feel the emotions, everything. He was the best actor for this role, I think he himself sympathizes with Johnny the same way he sympathizes with John Wick. Keanu Reeves is helluva man, not some "haha funny Keanu man haha", I really appreciate him.

Ya fucked that up too. I gave you my trust and you used me. I don't know if I'll ever be able to trust you again.

Is it too late to ask for a second chance

No Johnny you fucked that up too

@@nasiransari9761 “okay but as far as second chances, this is your last.”

​​@@ripvanwinkle2021 i'll try damned hard... Johnny Silverhand relentless rocker boy who never gives up !

I agree, it was a moment to softly cope with the existentialism. Johnny knowing the results of his life amounted to nothing yet at the beginning he was so adamant to tell you, "Johnny Silverhand died a fucking legend," meant something to him. He strongly believed he mattered. All that egotistical, uptune, and pretending to know more than he actually didn't. A front that broke apart in that one scene. The lighthearted moment was a feeling of comfort that he just needed a little to feel good even though he felt like crap.

@@joeldelgado1376 I think Johnny was joyful in that scene because he realized that not all is yet lost. Note that in order to hear this dialogue, V has to say that Johnny used V and can’t trust him at all. Then you have to say that you’ll give him the last second chance. As for why he was sad, he said it: he thought there would at least be a marker after him. But then, that doesn’t exclude what you said. Nice write up.

Yeah either that or Night city legend

Always liked picking the "raging asshole" or whatever option for that conversation. I always thought it fitted the conversation better

I had them be best friends, then V let Johnny take over and storm Arosaka tower with Rogue, then when the choice came Johnny let V live on and sacrificed himself.

The secret ending is my absolute favourite because it’s the only one that has V and Johnny fighting together.

@@TheHalfLeft Dont fear the reaper aka the only thing they fear is him Cyberpunk 2077 edition.

Sort of, really it's his favorite because of his unhealthy obsession with Alt after she died

Could also be important to engram JS because his last thoughts are "Better to burn out.." before he attacks Adam Smasher

It also plays when you find Evelynn dead, but not with this specific OST. Pretty much a perfect use of this song since it turns out to be heartbreaking.

i think its his favourite song because its dedicated to the memory of alt.

After his journey with V. He learned to let go. Maybe move forward with Alt or Vs body. Things change

@@overlooker17 Tears are never a sign of weakness, embrace the fact you’re able to enjoy this medium of storytelling and feel these emotions. Reflecting on them in a way to your own life is a very beautiful thing, don’t forget that choomba.

wow i you are good at writing. said this in a... different way. i like it, very emotional when you put it like this

As a person who is empathic knowing what Johnny felt hit hard as if being an outcast wasn't hard enough for him

SPOILER ALRERT!!! This song plays again in the ending where Johnny lives; and V & Rogue die. It’s a bittersweet ending 🥺 !!! The OST crew are mad talented 💯💯💯

I like how the vocals sound like a wolf howling fitting in with Johnny's feeling of isolation from everyone else in his life

There’s ALWAYS a happy ending😭

@@Deathane there is 1 which is kinda happy

@@Deathane there literally isn’t tho. Not a single ending to the game is truly “happy”

@@simplyvibing3742 and i like that

@@vijaysabarish9600 same makes it unique and not like a disney movie.

keanuly aware

I agreed with some of stuff against corporations

While the story of V and Silverhand is depressing, I love how johnny seeks redemption after his death. It's sad seeing him trying to interact with his old buddies through V.

@@spartanhuntergamingsome? The city became a horrible place because of corporations

Night City always wins. The most anyone can hope is a happy ending

true

Don't think too much on it. It makes you sound like have an inferiority complex.

@@linuxtuxvolds5917 Cyberpunk is FULL of moral, political, religious, and social commentary. Not even Cyberpunk 2077, but the whole genre of "bladerunner-style" cyberpunk sci-fi. Johnny's "path to redemption" is fascinating in so many ways. The idea of a man having a chance to reconcile his own death and horrible failures, while not wanting to fall prey and "fuck this up" again in his second and last chance at having a life and a friend? That's some inspiring writing right there. The stories told in games can carry as much weight as a book or a movie and some would argue even moreso. It's not an "inferiority complex" to find meaning in a scene clearly designed to be slow, thoughtful and emotional.

The game actually teach you one thing.Your body is very important...

@@linuxtuxvolds5917 How ironic

sucks it not on spotify

@@dotwav7 ikr

It’s actually the slowed version of fade away

me

Very poor choice of words XD

Wake up, it's the same in the real world. What's worse is that most people have no choice but to be a whimper.

@@Pachyderm3 sometimes that isnt so bad to die in a whimper, I feel like this games message is to enjoy the life you have

@@Mr.Scott86 not necessarily, it also draws a lot of inspiration in it's core premise from "Do not go gentle into that good night" by Dylan Thomas. I think that whatever you do in this world you're fucked, there is no real "good" or "bad" choice at this point, it's rather telling you to do all you can, so that you will be happy in the end. Put simply, you will die anyways, live it fully. Or as Dylan Thomas puts it *Rage, Rage against the dying of the light*

@@Bladings that's a really good point I haven't thought of that

@@Mr.Scott86 Yea, notice how the only "bad" ending is the one in which you give up and don't fight. It's soulless and absolutely morbid.

been feeling the same way not knowing how to put it you just summed it up perfectly

Johnny has to be one of the best written characters from any game. His interactions and growing relationship with V is what makes this game's story fantastic.

Exactly!!! I thought only movies could give this sort of emotional response but I’m glad we’re now moving into an era where games are being made to quality standard; in terms of story 💯

True

I feel like the graphics play their part in that regard, as well. Facial animations and faces overall, combined with gestures and near photorealistic environments immersed me more than any other game could have before.

I know its awesome I wish it was apart of the main story either that v just see silverhands arm on him permanently as he becomes johnny more and more or that v literally gets Johnny's arm and gets it installed

Why is it a junk item? It will get automatically dismantled if you have that specific perk, won't it?

@@bustanut5501 i dont think so, a painting and many other items categorized as junk dont get scrapped by the perk either

@@jamoin8062 Huh, guess I have to check my inventory then. Thanks.

My eyes...

No johnny you fucked that up too

Ps that's part of how you get the secret ending you have to tell him he fucked him and v's relationship

@@george-o2514 You lied to me, you use me, I cant trust you anymore

@@JustOnlyHallow no no no I didn't you most have gotten somethin else wrong then. Search up how to get secret endings, there are guides and shit

we all need one brother "hemdehepimizin"

4 saatliği var kanka

Damn right.

@@ardaersayar2519 nerde

If you look up Temperance Cyberpunk OST you'll find that part isolated.

It's possible that its because the title of the songs a spoiler. But that's just a guess.

Guys how can i find this in spotify i couldn't find anything about "johnny silverhand grave song". Can somebody help me pls link or song name?

It seems to me that the official soundtrack are all tracks that are just a part of the main story. Songs from side quests and stuff aren’t a part of it

@@SubjectSigma77 This song plays in a few of the endings as well though.

@@rettichdergeile9361 Thx

u aint neva lie.

for sure man

The whole game is one heartbreak after another. I cried a little bit

@@sahzus i litetaly cried the whole first ending through that i've got...whitch was the boolet to the head option :(((

@@Hexyteron as someone who has suicidal thoughts..seeing those reactions hurt

@@sahzus I know what it feels like but hey, be strong you'll get through it.

That conversation was the exact point, in which the story really started to hit me like no other game has managed it before

There is also very good interaction when you say Night City legend

I trusted him unconditionally from that point onward

“The Relentless rocker boy who never gave up, even in death!” Or “Nightcity Legend!”

arasaka straight trippin

@@jonmakack1905 fr

depends on your point of view sure V dies and the city won but its how you die that matters do you die chained and shackled to a corporation that doesn't give 2 shits about you or do you die surrounded by friends and those that care about you? Or do you die doing something equally legendary sticking your middle finger out and telling the world YOU LIVED? Or do you die to save a comrade's life from cyberspace hell? Do you put it all to rest and leave the world behind? Sometimes its not the ending that matters. Sometimes its the journey that gets you there. From my own viewpoint V was a merc which have very short lifespans hence the name from the club the "afterlife" all legends have short ends and did something to earn it. As V i wasn't willing to risk the lives of those I cared about. Equally i wasn't willing to let johnny risk his own chooms lives instead of biting the bullet i went the way of a legend storming hell itself and walked away. As painful as endings go the journey to being a legend means sacrifice. In other versions of my previous playthroughs you can also go through it and realize that being a legend aint all that its cracked up to be and walk away still a legend but die surrounded by those who actually give a shit about you. The ambiguity is what makes it an interesting story. Tragedy is sadly a genre that isnt popular with people now everybody wants sunshine and daisies happy endings. Sometimes tragedies are what make you realize that sometimes you don't always win.

This game still fucks me up when I think about it in depth, and I really haven't felt this way about any other game, not that I can think of. Jackie's death left me feeling weird for a couple weeks before I picked the game back up; and even though I got the nomad ending w/Panam romance, it _still_ left me feeling weird for another week. This game is like a 6/10 imho, why is this doing so many things to my mental health ;-;

I felt the exact same way. The realization that none of V’s choices can end up being just fine, happy. Something, someone’s gotta give in every ending. Its soul-crushing but also a beautiful story and I think it feels this way because it nailed all the themes it was going for, which were all pretty heavy. But yea I didn’t wanna say bye to johnny or the story, I wasn’t/am not ready for it to be over. Ready for these expansions next year hopefully though!!

@@TheJuggerClutch Same, very happy to hear they havent lost heart over the negative launch, and that DLCs / expansions are coming. Also this comment confused me at first coz my first name's Mark haha, coincidence. I figured it's been a year since i made the comment above and fancied trying CP77 again, got as far as the soundtrack and thought "nope". Not ready for that yet haha. Such a strange mental effect.

Things that make you feel like this, are far and few between. But, alot of them have to do with death. I guess, its a bittersweet feeling? Sometimes atleast, most times its just pure sadness and acceptance. The ending i got for the game was bittersweet, the ending in edgerunners was pretty much pure sadness. But both hit me with that depression

@@WorldKeepsSpinnin I think you're on the money here. It honestly reminds me of the sinking feeling people get not long after losing a family member or a messy breakup. I think overral it's just a reaction to some form of loss, and yeah it is bittersweet alot of the time.

@JoyBoy Miller lmaooo true

sooo true if only there was no bugs and if the game was improved a little bit like improving the ai i would be so sure that this would be a great game of the year contender

Got to give CD projekt a break, the updates in January and February should improve the gameplay alot. For people who haven't bought the game should wait for the game to go on sale for half price, by then the game will be complete. COVID made them rush everything.

@@gumbbbyyy lmao. No. Just because they are cd projekt red doesn't mean they can get away with everything. The one time naughty dog messes up everyone starts sending death threats but since this is cd projekt red they don't deserve the backlash?. Yes the story was really good but that doesn't excuse the fact that they promised a product that will satisfy us. And they said they will release it when it's ready but then release it when it's far from ready.

@@cxruptexternity CDPR got the same reactions... the story got overshadowed by the lack of polishing. Again, people need to point things out... but the way they did it was toxic and unfair af. And I wasn't even on the "HYPEEEE" wagon to begin with.

I think it uses part of never fade away

Big Joseph it does, a part of the guitar slowed down

a nice thought, but the vocals wouldn't have fit into this i reckon. it emphasises on the instruments more and adds to the ambience and the emotions during this scene. the vocals would've been distracting

also the one which plays during Jackie's death... and the one during Panam's romance, fucking great OST

CP2077 is a flawed masterpiece, yet a masterpiece nonetheless

Yeah.

ahh to cease to exist seems almost like a feeling of bliss