Oh goodness it is. I ran with a monowire and smart weapon and a tech gun stealth hybrid ATM. You have a tool for every situation. That said, I did a mantis blade run with a Sandi and nearly 50% melee dmg bonus from cyberware. Even on very hard you go through enemies like tin foil, even more so with an upgraded relic. After 600+ hours I dare to conclude becoming OP is unavoidable

@@OnnoInvernizzi Are smart weapons better now? They used to suck pretty bad and had low damage when they weren't getting jammed.

​@ColonelBragg . They're ok. Not very exiting to play with in my opinion. One of my gripes is the delay between firing and scoring a hit. With a normal gun you fire score a headshot, and stagger your enemy. I use this to score hits before dashing behind cover. With a smart gun you have to wait for the bullet to travel.

@@ColonelBragg There is a lot of smart weapon skills they added that synergize with a netrunner/cyberdeck build now so you can have smart weapons (and monowire) infecting people with quickhacks and seeing you can have quickhacks spread smart weapons at end game for netrunner are so powerful.

I m glad it was helpful 👍🔥

@@Fallen00098what’s the suit your wearing?

Thats the way, i also love "stealth" with throwing knives, walzing Oprah like with sandevistan through enemies "you get a knive, and you get a knive, you all get knives!" with everyone dead before they can raise the alarm.

So much fun when the sandy time stops and then they all fall to the ground at the same time lol, it’s so absurd

sonic shock dont make next quickhack untraceable right

@@DEViL_X1612 not anymore no

@@domemmanuelmandigma3244 then why blud is saying stealthy combo with sonic shock probably using that mod of sonic shok

@@DEViL_X1612 Sonic Shock + Synapse Burnout is untraceable. Idk why, but it is. This only works with SB. Everything else needs to be preceeded by Memory Wipe. Just go try it out.

​@@DEViL_X1612 Sonic shock makes enemies ignore their friends screaming and falling over. That's the only stealth perk of Sonic shock

Read synapse burnout description, it will do more damage the more RAM you used. That's why you want to que it with expensive quickhacks such as system collapse. Also, you get 40% bonus damage with the rippler deck if you follow the synapse burnout with a non-combat quickhack, such as system collapse. Plus, with Data Recycler and Speculation perks, you want to kill the target with a combat quickhack, as early in the que as possible to get back as much RAM as possible. During overclock you will also use your health as RAM and that will also help keep your RAM up as more expensive quickhacks you use the more health you loose but the more RAM you get back from the perks, and biomonitor will keep healing you when you loose health if you have the Borrowed Time perk. For the 60% bonus damage from the Embedded Exploit perk, you want to que a covert or control quick hack first, then follow it with a combat quickhack. Iconic Sonic Shock is very good for this as it is only 2 RAM and their allies will ignore the target. On top of the above, you also want to make sure to fill the hacking que to get as much health back from Blood Daemon perk. With the above perks, you will basically have unlimited RAM with sonic Shock -> synapse burnout -> 2x system collapse as you get back to full RAM as the enemies drop. The only limitation will be the quickhack upload time as you will only get the RAM back as the enemies drop. You can speed it up if you use the raven deck. Less damage overall as you loose the 40% bonus damage from the rippler, but you can drop 3 enemies at the same time as the rippler can do one: if enemies are grouped, use sonic Shock on one, it will usually spread to at least one other, put Sonic shock on the others. Then upload synapse burnout -> 2x System collapse on the center target. Synapse burnout usually spreads to 1-2 target, same for System collapse. This usually drops 3 enemies at least.

Not bugged, it was changed. Now memory wipe is the trace disabling quickhack. Sonic shock is still good though.

At high enough levels hacking terminals and such can get you the crafting specs.

Ever since 2.0, yeah you just be a high level and crack terminals/computers/antennas (think 45 the hard terminals start showing up fairly regularly) it is semi random what one you get as far as I can tell. Attribute check scaling is a thing I modded out so I can’t tell you exactly what the vanilla check to look for is but 15+ int requirement sounds right.

It doesn't work like that pal u can try it u won't get full ram back on top of that it will trigger trace progress (if u put cyberware malfunction)u can try the combo ur suggesting I have tried that before 👍

Refills RAM

You should look for a net runner build with a gun, it's pretty cool than the original version of net runner build.

It's tier 4

@@Fallen00098 ahh ok, thanks. :)

Use tier 4, way better, optic camo emergency cloaking does the same as tier 5 as in you can leave combat too. Arasaka stealth deck makes the cost 8 ram.

You just have to unlock the perks on the left side of the intelligence tree - including the one at level 20

Late, but doing NCPD scanner hustles, especially the Suspected Organized Crime ones will often lead you to iconic weapon blueprints. You just need the materials to craft them after that and to keep upgrading them since you’ll be getting them rather early. All guns are viable as long as you swap them out as your level increases, though. One of the most powerful builds to get online early is a Cool/Revolver build. Get Focus and Deadeye as soon as you can, and as long as you can hit headshots, you’ll wipe enemies easily.

Refills ram

Better to just use Contagion and Shingan Prototype saves RAM. 😊

The int tree. I forget which it is but reduction to subsequent hacks in a queue is ultimately what it does. I am on tablet right now otherwise I’d open the build planner to look it up.but yeah, ultimately the answer is “well they have almost everything in the center and left of the int tree.”

Like that guy said but there are also deck bonuses. Use teh right ones for your playstyle. Last time I played I was a covert netrunner, using a deck that decreased covert quickhacks and had 4 quickhacks in a row, memory wipe, reboot optics, sonic shock then CP and it was such low cost less that just CP on its own. Add that to overclock, bloodpump and other cyberware (I forgot) you have near infinite RAM. Its a power creep though, you slowly build yourself up in cyberware, skills and quickhacks. I do remember tier 5 memory wipe being too costly and useless though.

@@Stinkyremy Yeah really annoying how all the big ones are like over 20. The iconics should not be any stronger, they should just be cheaper lol, that would inherently make them more powerful even if they were only 4 points cheaper. Then maybe non-runner builds could actually make use of them.

@@ShiningDarknes I cant remember exactly what the extra effect tier 5 memory wipe gave but it was in no way worth the massive increase in RAM cost. iirc it turned memory wipe RAM use from like 8 or 12 to 32. Pointless for my build. Still the lower tiers dont actually loose their use because each of the tiers have a different extra effect so you have many different build options and choices with quickhacks.

@@Stinkyremy 32, yes it is the highest cost in the game and is in no way worth it EXCEPT as use for burnout damage but it is literally unusable without overclock or the covert cost reduction. Really wish there were lower tier iconic.

3rd and 1st combo

Thanks!@@Fallen00098

Definitely not worth using, but it goes up that much because tier 5 memory wipe immediately stops combat and lets you just leave. Optical camo is just flat out better with the new phantom liberty thing but that's the reason for the cost, I guess

I don't think he needs them, this V can be unarmed and still be the deadliest merc that NC has ever seen. ¿Scary part? ¡No one would notice!

You 10 extra level if you have the expansion phantom liberty you should get it its like a whole different game or like a part 2 of the game