Shame everyone else gets caught in the middle of their toxic relationship.

A match made in hell.

Militech is just American Arasaka

The Senju vs Uciha of the cyberpunk world.

They deserve to be reduced to rubble

Oh, there's no secret about it, lol. The more you look, the more you realize how terrifying the Cyberpunk universe is

@@Takintomori yeah I've almost 100% the game but it's always so fascinating reading theories and stuff when it comes to this game bc most of them all sound viable and true to the game compared to most other games

*the real world

@@Takintomoriit’s a dystopia at the end of the day

I think the most scary part about this game is how (for the most part) it mirrors the trajectory that our society is heading down.

That’s what happened when the NUSA pumps like more than half of its budget into funding militech But also the black ops operatives in the killing moon mission look so cool

Unsung 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Saburo: "I was a samurai back in my hayday!" "It's time for your medicine"

They fly paper airplanes at each other filled with insults and jabs. And the occasional micro-explosive.

Let's hope V talks the Nomads out of it

@@casperfourie9124v is dead

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Militech will probably win against Arasaka at least in North America. I can't help but think that if a bunch of Nations outside the NUSA got involved in supporting Arasaka it would probably be like WW3 eventually.

​@@ki11erjosh77Nah, depends on ending.

Same she had like 2 mins screen time and that was it

Perverts

she dead

@@jmgonzales7701 never in my play throughs

@@jmgonzales7701depends on ur play through

cyberpunk has always been about nc

Other parts of the world would most likely be protein farming / refineries on the fringe, if not complete trash heaps - or barren, with minor correlations to the main story. Now if we could explore beyond the Black Wall, or other planets / stations, that would be neat.

33 GB, new district, vehicle combat, Relic usage... Not enough, ey?

Well... that's the sequel is for i suppose

Nah it was always about NC

I was curious (also I don’t know if I’m doing this right), but I really find the corporations interesting and unfortunately I don’t see many videos going over the small corporations inside the Cyberpunk universe. Would that be a possibility for couture videos?

Armored Core lore would be cool, specially the second gen (4 & 5)

These are so good! thank you!

Only because the government nationalized them

@@pcgamer881 yeah , the irony that America's most succesfull corporation is owned by the state . You know , since America prides itself on it's capitalist sistem

Tbf they managed him. He helped the company grow more and more but he never had enough power to do anything dangerous. Perfect for Militech honestly

Militech is ideologically driven to support the NUSA government. At the end of the day those enemies are enemies of the fascists in charge. They've proven they can keep growing despite the challenge.

Arasaka was a competitor. They might benefit slightly in the short term but ultimately getting rid of them is good for the company

Business isn’t about making friends and working nice with your competitors. Arasaka is their biggest rival, eliminating or hindering them, making them look inferior and potentially stealing their customers is what lead to much of their success. Militech becoming the de facto company in the west was largely because of Lundy being such a vicious businessman

​@@PegasusPighaving business relationships with other corps could also be really benificial.

Bruh, my poor Italian guns, they didn’t do nuffin’ :(

​@8milestudio Forgive me if I'm wrong, but... isn't FN from Belgium, or is there another FN that's based in Italy that I don't know about?

@@endernoah9526 Yes, it is Belgian.

@@nielsmichiels1939 I figured. Besides, the only real Italian gun brand I know is either Beretta or Beneli. FN made the Fal, P90, technically made the Browning Hi-Power (because Browning died before he finished it), and probably a few others I'm forgetting. (FNC)

@@nielsmichiels1939 I figured. Besides, the only real Italian gun brand I know is either Beretta or Beneli. FN made the Fal, P90, technically made the Browning Hi-Power (because Browning died before he finished it), and probably a few others I'm forgetting. (FNC)

Ummmm what? Have you played the game at all? lol

Could you tell me more about Spain, it sounds interesting

​@@crimsonbaron4418 well living here its not that bad BUT if you have any kind of expectancies in a "future" things get a bit messed: For example: maybe you like in a lot of countries in europe or in north América or even in some countries of south América like México or even in east europe like in russia you want to create your own work, your own little corporation and grow step by step.... Well that is impossible here because the goverment Pulls out from their ass taxes for the taxes so you could pay taxes while you pay taxes to have mire taxes and in return the govement instead of fixing some Roads they dedicate this money to the ancient past time of spain: Corruption. The thing is my country has a lot of autonomous communities (keep I mind that texas or Yakutia in Russia its almost twice as us) But apparently we need those divisións of powers both in the goverment and both in the autonomous communities. Wich are quite small, then add that each single autonomous communities had thousands of "funcionarios" (people that work for the state) wich are redundant and all the money your taxes generate instead of going to a health care, defense, Imvestigations or tech development end on the pockets of this funcionaries, some of this funcionaries are essential: Police, army, firefighters, medics, teachers... etc you know But then each single autonomous community has political representatives of the main political parties and their own invented stuff... wich get their money obv through taxes. Ok that's the first problem. The second is that (this come from far away in our past): the dictatorship we had either bad or good depending to who you ask at least created a strong socioeconomical state with independence of energy, weapons, and some heavy machinery (ships, cars, trucks... etc). But after the transition in the 70s/80s and then the entering of Spain in Europe in the 90s, politicians behind this big movements do pretty questionable stuff: Like accepting quite weird acceptance rules to enter in the EU, it was supposed that Spain should be a touristic destination and power, but for that was also not necessary our industries at full working capacity. So the old state owned factories and firms began to collapse, or began to be buyer by other companies or directly disappeared: We had seat and pegaso manufacturers of cars wich actually buyed licenses to other countries like Italy, but then they be buyer by Volkswagen and Iveco. We had the state owned weapon manufacturers of Santa Barbara and CETME (centro de estudios especiales..... yadayada yada) they respectively created army vehicles and hardware and light weapons: santa Barbara collapsed and was buyed by general dynamics and cetme collapsed totally after the goverment asked for impossible stuff: Basically asked for cheaper redesigned from 0 assault rifles rechambered to 5,56 wich killed the project and the company doing this weapons because they had to use poor and cheap materials wich literally brake on your hands. A good example it's the futuristic looking Ameli light machine gun: Good idea, but the production suffered spontaneous combustion if you looked bad at them. And país Vasco had inmense forges to make metal stuff like ship hulls heavy machinery etc but some of this metal works collapsed . It was the fault of Europe? It was the fault of América? NOP it was the fault of our politicians wanting to emulate the soviet state of the 90s instead the one of the 50s while wanting to simulate América... and absolutely being corrupt tot he core. Because both for again The good and the bad: Soviet system, and the american system had worked (yep I know how the soviet one ended) but the thing is: when your politicians role-playing to be Robert Henry House from new vegas actually had nothing to back their actions aka: Politicians that had studied how to be politicians, not politicians wich had serve the nation somewhat like American or soviet ones: Army, secret services anything related to serve to their nation... Yep you could have a bad president here and there but at least he had sacrifice something for his nation. On the other hand when your politicians come from universities that teach them "How to" you end having malleable politicians, Or tools wich end in positions of power selling parts of your country that your predecessors build... Wich end in making that your country had any kind of heavy representation, or had any autonomy because you have to pay a debt wich is impossible to repay because your country's politicians had no interest on reactivate or create industries or allow new entrepreneurs, that could generate that income. The thing is: Any system creates corruption, and corrupted people sooner or later. But the thing is: If the corrupted people at least likes your country and had some respect for it, because they sacrificed something for it, its less probable that they end selling their own mothers. On the other hand a corrupted person that hates you and where you live because he sees it not as a tool to create money=independence but as a resource to exploit will end selling everything you love to dubious people, just for the sake of making money. One of the reasons the ancient Spanish people had that Obsession with the word: Honour, its the fact that is the only thing that everyone has but could brake or loose easily if you trade that. And it's true the only thing a person has its his word and what that person do with that, if you fail your people with fake promises, you end some day offering this same people fake bread and fake water... and there is when you have a serious problem. But! We also have sun and good food.

Sorry for the super long easaay

I don't know, considering they're moving to a higher caliber to deal with body Armour I can imagine they'd need to make similar changes to deal with subdermal Armour.

LMAO, it's hilarious how hard the US wants to throw out the M4 so bad, yet it always come back

It was Johnny Silverhand and Morgan Blackhand working for them in the raid on Arasaka tower for me.

Real

I personally feel like the games are leaning toward some sort of A.I threat in the future you have Alt Cunningham being Beyond shady with never explaining what she actually plans to do with the Mikoshi Constructs. You have Delamane's rouge personalities with atleast one implying some future Event and big poppa D pissing off passed the black wall if you fuse them. As well as Netwatch just seeming Very Very on edge in general and even phantom liberty showing us what a true unshackled A.I is capable of when it takes over that spider robot. I could see a Army of Rouge A.I trained by alt bolstered by mikoshi taking over other Robotic weapons platforms or more horrific Taking over people remmber Alt Knows how to delete someones psyche and replace it now

i would go as far as to say it is allready here. but simply not as cool

@@peterhoffmann2231 I like that. That’s prolly accurate.

Oil and water

That's on-theme for Cyberpunk though. Unless you don't want to turn to nomadism, thus completely abandoning 'the system', then you'll only ever be able to choose between the lesser of the presented evils in order to even begin breaking down and reforming said system.

Made me get the books, frfr. I never want to leave Night City.

Lockheed Martin and Norinco are very real though

Closes to arasaka would be Daewoo or Samsung they are included in many military production and in Korea high level management in this corporations are almost untouchable to the law

@@jcanal0221 true

@@tikhonmosin4201 also true

Blackrock is probably the scariest 1 ngl. Even sounds like its out of the game. Dole should be mentioned too.

Eric

Given that all Militech CEO's end up as presidents I think it's kinda obvious.

No. It was founded by an Italian , that emigrated to the U.S, named Antonio Lucessi. The company was founded in 1996 and was originally called Armatech Luccessi. When Lucessi stepped down and handed the reins to Lundee, the company was renamed militech. Militech was always american.

This is accurate. Cyberpunk 2077 does do a shoddy job of introducing you to factions, aside from Maelstrom, Arasaka, and the Voodoo Boys. Other Factions aren’t necessary to know for this specific plot, and aren’t in your face. I found that doing all the Gigs in a set section before moving on to the next introduced me to the world fairly well, but it was tedious, as it practically barred me from exploring the rest of the map.

You should consider playing Deus ex. It's just like Cyberpunk 2077 but much more sophisticated and immersirve Cyberpunk rpg. The first Deus ex is if not, one of the best games of the time it was released. It has great replay ability. If graphics isn't a problem to you, you'll love this game.

@@icarus387or they could just spend some time learning the lore around 2077 and the cyberpunk franchise in general. People are so fuckin lazy these days.

>Game has nuance and doesn't immediately tell you everything about everyone and makes you actually have to seek out the information like real life >City has 50 layers of grime and conspiracies some of which are lies and others that are true, again just like real life. >The game provides more than enough information from background and hidden sources that you need to seek out yourself which is literally the point of the radio hosts, shards you find in the city, some of the TV programs, etc. >Every source of information in the game increases immersion because there are no massive dialogue exposition dumps or explanatory cutscenes, and it is totally up to the player if they wish to discover the truth to the information and hints they are given. >"Muh bad game design" Fallout 4 or Starfield might be more your speed, no offense.

@@modiixx I'm a narrative structure buff. There are a shit tone of ways to convey information to your audience without directly stating. I just saw a lot of missed opportunities to convey the weight of the situation, but that's common with video game narratives All this has nothing not do with good or bad games design, it's a completely disconnected element. Lets not antagonise each other, I'm just an extreme nerd for this kind of thing. Bottom line you enjoy what you enjoy, narrative quality isn't everything, video games have multiple ways to engage there audience.