Choosing between Mommy Stout and Maelstrom is the easiest choice in the game tbh😂

Getting the voodoo boys fried was the best redemption we could get after what happened to Evelyn aswell as Jackie.

I sometimes struggle with the morailty in Judys quest. Then I remember which option leads to more dead tiger claws and the issue goes away. The only good claw is a dead claw

Betraying the voodoos is the easiest decision in the game. Justice for Evelyn.

To be honest i didnt consider which legendary i would get for the all foods quest . Royce and the maelstroms are psychos who didnt hold their end of the deal , easy choice . And for the voodoo boys it's kind of an easy choice too , they try to use and kill you and their plan is to cause an apocalypse by breaching the wall , the netwatch guy is reasonable and relatively trustworthy so again easy choice .

Found the Perales choice the most difficult.

Funny thing is, the second Placide plugs you in, an upload window opens for a split second, quickly replaced by the basic Biomon screen. I'ts very subtle and happens in a split second, but it is noticable, and when I heard the Netwatch agent out, I already knew he was right.

I tried to play this game without looking ahead at my decisions, but after finding out what I did to Jackie by sending him to Vic, I’m now obsessed with looking ahead at my choices.

Johnny is right about the choice when it comes to him vs V keeping the body. V has been fighting the entire game to avoid it, that no matter how much they like each other and how distinctly altered on every level both mentally, physically, and even genetically; that Johnny is an intruder in his body placed there by fucked up Arasaka tech.

Romancing Judy and Scissoring with Meredith are no brainers for me, but I do get torn between the Star ending and Don't Fear the Reaper.

I usually end up killing Maelstrom and pocketing the 10k from Militech. I’m greedy

If you go through the e-mails between Maiko and her boss during the Clouds assault, you find out that he was actively pushing to make things worse for the dolls. So, yeah, maintaining the status quo, actually is an improvement, as sad as that is.

I kinda wish that for the “Don’t fear the reaper” ending there was a choice to somehow merge v and Johnny. Because at that point they are best of buds who literally went through hell together, and by that point in the story Johnny was softened a little by spending time with v and experiencing life through their eyes. And V was also getting a little more reckless because of Johnny as well, so there was some bleed through that could have given a merge ending.

In the end if you have good relation with Johnny and if you choose the dialogue "I would take a bullet for you" in one of the Tapeworm quest. Johnny changes his mind about taking V's body. In the end if you still chose to give him the body, during the time walking the long corridor Johnny will actually try to stop you and reason with V. During this time I got emotional but still walked that path. When you come to the end of the corridor Johnny is sad for this choice, V was the only true and loyal friend he ever had. During the ending where you play as Johnny for the final time he will make comments about V to a kid he is with as well for the finaly he goes to where V is buried and give him his necklace with the bullet he was shot with by Dex to pay respect to him. In my opinion this is the saddest ending for Cyberpunk.

as far as the who gets v's body ending goes im still pretty pissed that there was no v and johny merge option. after all it is explained to us that that's basically what's going on by anders hellman when we talk with johny after the encounter. really hope phantom liberty adds that as an option

In the Clouds quest, you do get to acquire a pretty good iconic Katana if you fight the Tyger Claw bosses, so there is that as well as the romance option with Judy.

The Judy worried massage shows more care for my well-being then any of my parents ever did.

The cannon ending I always had in my head was that, once V destroyed Arasaka with Panam, they left the city and made their way to meet with Panams contacts, where the biochip was succesfully removed and V would go on to live a long full life with his or her new family. I know Honako and Goro made a big deal that " No one else in the world could help V but them " but of course they would say that, V is the walking talking science project and their looking for first place at the fair, but honestly we would never know what someone else could or could not do, so its not unreasonable to think that maybe......just maybe one of Panams contacts could actually help out V and they could go on living their life.

Even though probably few people will read this, after struggling with placid boss fight for a few times I found out you can grab him and break his neck if you manage to draw his attention with one of the things on the wall. This allows you to easily avoid the fight and you still get the coat.

It’s interesting how a couple of these decisions really revolve around picking between the bastardry of corps and the bastardry of gangs. It’s really one of the most fundamental tensions in the world of the game.

The one that I wish has a choice was the vending machine one. That gig was extra fun when you realized who did the VOs.

To me, saving Delamain is perhaps the easiest. After the biochip revives V and you escape with Takemura, you both are in dire need of a ripperdoc. Delamain is the one who picks you both up and rushes you to a clinic. _Basically, Delamain saved V's life, so V owes it to Delamain to save his life._ So when Delamain pleads V to reset his system, Delamain knows full well what will happen to him yet he still pleads regardless, therefor the only choice appears simple: _save Delamain the way he pleads you to save him_

The toughest choice for me was whether to tell Peralez the truth. I decided that being paranoid is no way to live so I didn’t tell him what was really going on.

I generally kill the voodoo boys myself or side with netwatch as they killed Evelyn and i really really liked Evelyn, its a pity that you couldn't romance her.

Judy: "If you ever need help, you know I'm here for you, right? Always."

As for the last choice, everything you do isn't in vain though. After Takemura brings you to Vik, he tells you that you only got a few weeks left to live (as for the last mission, you are on the verge of dying from the chip at any moment). If you decide to give V his body back, he get more or less 6 months to live, which is a huge improvement in terms of lifespan left, and you get to spend them as the top dog, the owner of the Afterlife, which was your and Jackie's goal/dream.

The reason I'll never let johnny have my body is the same reason i cant do the new ending. No matter how close you get to him, how much you agree with him, he doesnt contact your loved ones at all. You're just gone from their world and its not what V would want. Even a simple text of "hey, its johnny. V gave his life for me to live" is better than the fact he ghosts everyone

If you chose for V to keep his/her body, you should also choose to reset Delamain. Cause the situations are pretty similar and it was Delamains wish to have a reset, so it might not even be really V's call to do anything else than what was asked of him/her.

Biggest wrench for me in deciding whether to give V's body is the fact that it's not "Johnny". Even the new shard you get from Hellman in the Phantom Liberty DLC along with the Relic 2.0's blueprint tells us that the constructs they tested on to bodies only retain around 80% coherence from their original psyches. The Johnny we live with is a resentful ghost, if I had to put it. The real Johnny, while still a narcissist, had more to him. I feel he deserves some peaceful rest.

To me, choosing between who gets V's body wasn't that tough because I save right before the choice so I can experience both endings. Though I do wish the game had been a little more creative with the Johnny ending rather than having the exact same one over and over with a few minor variations.

I am surprised that Bram never mentioned the person you can rescue during the Maelstorm mission. Who seems to be a ok guy for a Maelstorm.

I've been trying to do playthroughs organically but based on characters. My last one was Leon the Professional, pistols, knives, stealth and sandy. I've just started a Major Kusanagi run and I took out Royce this time, never had Chaos before. Thanks for the vids. The game is good at hitting right in the feels from multiple angles. I'm not even mad, I'm actually impressed.

Hardest decision in the game: punching fingers or not

choosing the ending panam with judy is the best, especially when judy calls you super happy

13:47 I think the best option is to help Maiko, for the same reason I (if I can) help her predecessor by recommending a better firewall. It doesn't fix everything, but it makes things MARGINALLY better. In the end if you chose both, the dolls aren't getting hacked and the the Tygers aren't around to abuse them. They still get treated like crap by management and clients, but you were able to solve at least 2 problems that could have killed dozens of them over the years.

I'm still surprised that the Susie Q and the Mox weren't written in for the Clouds mission line.

I wanted the Legendary Satara but because of the decisions I made with Maelstorm it was impossible to buy it, but in the Gig with the cyberpsycho mox, when you defeat her, she can drop any weapon with epic or legendary tier, so I spent 3 hours until I got the Satara 😅

Yes...I think I've now done all the variations of The Pickup. I've decided that taking Merideth's cred chip and killing Royce in the very first confrontation in the optimum way to go. IMO Doom-Doom isn't worth it [and by no means an assured pickup later at Totentanz either] and I get along fine with a different Satara shotgun that has a _much_ lower charge time than even a Legendary version. I don't think that fighting my way out of Whole Foods later is the toughest exit either. Later, I've felt cheated by being able to get out of Totentanz with Nancy without a fight. Fighting Maelstromers give me joy. 4] Fighting my way out of the VDB's hideout also gives me joy, so that's generally the way I go. It seems anticlimactic just to find them dead and walk out [except for Placide]. 3]Figuring out how to handle the Doll Revolution and Maiko is a tough one...no really good answers. I've never taken Maiko's money however...my V just isn't that mercenary. 2] Since I operate on the principle that Johnny always gives you a bad take on situations [rescuing Takamura, anyone?] I generally reject his opinion...anyway, I find those 'child' personalities annoying both before and after the side job. Resetting Delamain I feel is optimum, but obviously it an arguable point. 1] For me, it's a coin toss whether or not to let Johnny take V's body. Certain death soon [apparently] even in the loving company of family and friends seems pretty unappealing weighed against a chance at some kind of continued existence in Alt, mystery though that is [the religious analogy fairly obvious here]. But that heartbreaking call from Judy...it takes a huge amount of moral certitude not to let that convince you that you made a bad choice.

there are some decisions that I make identically in almost every playthrough. no matter what happens, fingers gets punched, Royce gets merc’ed, takemura survives, etc.

Actually the delamain quest is a cameo entrance. It simply is GLaDOS and damn i just love it. Well we all know Panams resolve right, iam pretty sure. V is surviving with the Aldecados Ending. Because Panam said so:D

I always reset Del. He is the client and that is what he wants so it's not V's decision to make. (That and none of the offshoots seem happy and several are downright dangerous, if not to V directly then certainly to any poor pedestrians or drivers who happen to get in their way). As for merging, augmenting an AI with said dangerous offshoots seems like a big mistake.

Giving control to Johnny and go into Arasaka with Rouge the after avenging Smasher then give body to V has its own poetic ending I guess. I tried this once and it's good. V already done so much and Johnny taking control is the way he helped V. And give the body to v for the life he/she deserved.

Personally i think their is no good outcome when it comes to judy vs maiko either way the dolls are fucked (that wasn't a joke sorry)

The “synthesis” option in the Delamain quest line I believe is a reference to the end of the novel Neuromancer, which is typically claimed to be the origin of the Cyberpunk genre and one of the main inspirations for Pondsmith’s original Cyberpunk rpg. The ending has the protagonist merge the two AIs, Neuromancer (a strictly logical AI) and Wintermute (a highly unpredictable and “emotional” AI), into one super AI that escapes into cyberspace as a newer form of life. In the later novels, Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive, the AI takes on the role of Voodoo gods in cyberspace and eventually leaves Earth when it believes it’s found some kind of alien life or computer system many light years away (though it’s kept very ambiguous what exactly it discovered) I’m thinking the Delamain quest is littered with these references, and perhaps that’s what it ends up doing sometime after 2077?

Regarding the choice between voodoo boys and net watch - turns our you were partially right about reappearance of net watch agent in phantom liberty. It is the other agent, but this one is mentioned :)

When it comes to endings I always choose The Star cause even if V is ultimately damned, she at least gets to live out her final days with Judy and be some semblance of happy. Though I will say, I wish there was some sort of more appropriate "Temperance" ending. The Temperance ending we have has Johnny take over V's body completely effectively overwriting and erasing her like the relic is meant to do. Temperance in Tarot as I understand is all about balance, its card description in-game reading as: "Temperance is the card of balance. It may symbolize self-restraint or the gradual shift toward a more mature state of equilibrium. Temperance is associated with being in control of oneself as well as the desire to achieve inner peace." Johnny taking us over is more akin to the "Strength" card as it deals with internal struggle, its description reading as: "Strength is the card of resilience. It is associated with determination, bravery, and internal struggle. One must have dedication in order to overcome obstacles and reach one's goal. Strength is about physical prowess and spiritual fortitude - the power that must be unleashed to achieve the impossible." The "inner-struggle" of course being Johnny having to live in V's body and forever having to deal with that knowledge, but having the fortitude and resilience to cope with it all despite it. The "achieving the impossible" being finally leaving NC, something almost nobody ever does. I think Temperance should've fallen in-line with what Anders tells V, and the conversation V and Johnny have right after, the concept of them merging together into one personality. Johnny mentions in that convo that he also starts seeing V's memories as his at times, and he starts to take on V's personality much like V takes on his. I think Temperance should've been the merging into one person, V obviously taking full control but ending up with many of Johnny's habits and skills. An excellent way to portray this would be that if as V you never choose to smoke, the first action in the ending would be V reflexively lighting up and smoking a cigarette much like Johnny would. Or pehaps V would know how to play all of the Samurai songs/guitar riffs despite never learning them, or V being very quick to anger towards anything Corp/Arasaka-related, stuff only Johnny would do. The ending would revolve mostly around V coming to terms with Johnny being gone, but still being reminded constantly that she's now very much like him due to the personality merging. Eventually learning to live with it in the end, this'd be the equilibrium and inner-peace the Temperance card refers to, V having changed forever and being okay with it. Phantom Liberty launches very soon and with it comes the unlocking of that mysterious Relic tree, this would insinuate that we're somehow able to tap into the relic's power to enhance ourselves. This is why I hope the "new ending" being eluded to fits along the narrative of the relic being modified or tampered with just enough to allow V to live her full life and be free of Johnny tagging along, but still in certain ways being stuck with Johnny due to a full melding of V to the relic, causing a personality merge of the two. Of course this is all baseless speculation on my part, the "new ending" could just be a riff on the "The Sun" ending or something. Mostly I just want my definitive "happy ending" where Judy and V manage to live happily ever after free of the inevitable death countdown timer. Then again the age old adage "There are no happy endings in Night City." does always seem to ring true doesn't it?

Honestly one of the bigger issues i have with cyberpunk is alot of the choices are so unclear. You can select a dialogue option that seemes pretty common sense but what V follows that up with can be a total mess to the point where you have to reload a save.

So I didn’t hear this radio clip until my most recent play though…the one where Mike Pondsmith’s radio personality is talking about Rache’s destruction of the net, releasing the rogue AI, and calling them daemons (because they are demons and not programs). If this theory is true and not a fluff story they added for the game, the any attempt to screw over NetWatch would probably have much much further reaching consequences than just some AI going amok. Cyberpunk Daemonic possession sounds like an amazing main scenario to deal with.

The first time I gave Johnny the body I was actually doing the Rouge ending and didn't expect to have to make the decision to give the body to Johnny or not as Johnny but I had already decided before hand that Johnny was going to get the body this time and it made me feel terrible plus with what happens with Rouge Johnny is really alone in that ending.

i hope the gig detail videos come back soon, i am super excited for the next ones

Judy's last mission was the point I completely fell in love with the game's story. I feel as the player observing a story, you should experience that

You have a very clear and well-rounded understanding of ethics and I admire that a lot. Not as many people examine these choices so deeply but hearing your explanations and thoughts had me reminiscing about my similar thoughts and analysis in my 1st playthrough. Love ur videos king, keep up the good work!

Man, I'd never heard that Judy voice message and it rips my fucking heart out.

9:40 I wouldn't be surprised if we see this Netwatch guy again in Liberty Phantom

Hitting us with the Geralt quote was a nice touch

It's kinda fucked up, but I feel as though siding with Netwatch is Justice for Evelyn. At the end of all their efforts, the VDBs get fried by their own end goal with Netwatch banging on the door. The exact same thing they did to Evelyn.

Judy’s call if u give Vs body to Jonny is sad but if you KYS it’s worse I don’t cry for games but that shit got me 😢

Some really critical decisions covered there, another great video! not that I'm surprised. Be good Sam!

Toughest Decision for me is whether to return Skippy or not. Do I want a quest I don't finish or a hole in my trophy case?

I side with meredith, netwatch, maiko (not taking eddies), destroying del, keeping my body

When it comes to choosing either to side with the voodoo boys or netwatch, I would side with netwatch. Netwatch is not good, but they are a lesser evil to side with.

For me giving the body to Johnny wasn't a possibility. I know it's a game option, but it's just not something I could see V doing. It's amazing how much even the little phone messages at the end credits are so well done. Riding off into the sunset with Judy and the Nomads felt great getting the message from a happy Judy. If I had picked Johnny I think her "where are you?" would've broken me. It was bad enough when I did the Reaper ending and she phone dumped me.

Dum Dum's name is not a reference to the Doom franchise. It is a reference to dum dum bullets, which are expanding head bullets first produced in that Indian city.

The final choice never had the option i would do. V has all the corp's resources and the blueprints for the chip. Make another, then use soulkiller on himself and have Vicktor slot it in. The chip will rework the body to work for V again. Simple.

I gave the body to Johnny in my first playthrough. The only reason I went back and redid it was because at the end with all the voicemails, I romanced Kerry, and turns out Johnny didn't even tell Kerry what happened, and he believes you just dumped him without a word. The only person Johnny tells is Rogue, which like... C'mon dude, after everything you could've at least had the decency to tell V's friends what happened. So I redid it to do Don't Fear The Reaper leading into The Sun ending, which arguably is the best ending if you romanced Kerry and you care about the character relations. The Star ending has him leaving you, and I really don't like Panam anyway. The suicide ending has him (understandably) pissed, and The Devil ending is just... Nah, fuck that.

In my very first playthrough i picked raid with aldecaldos, cuz Judy wanted to leave NC and it kind of alligned and when confronted with the final choice i figured that if i picked giving away the body to Johny i would be depriving him of a chance to be with Alt (actually when spoken to about Alt in the apartment, Johny says that their conversations were something "human" and it really got stuck in my head) as well as breaking Judys heart, so V remained V. Then, in the credits, when i heard V calling her for breakfast, it made me so happy. Best ending. Damn, i love when works of fiction make me think about things like these.

It's wild how bogged down in "are they truly alive" everyone gets in the Delamain quest. It makes sense that it would be on Johnny's mind given his circumstances but i couldn't believe they didnt give V the option to snap back something like "Johnny, we flatlined 15 'alive' gonks on our way over here."

I sided with judy during the clouds thing. Sure Tom dies but clouds ends up as free as Lizzy's, named for someone who equally gave their life for better treatment for those whom the Mox protect.

I liked the part of the endeing where v said she wouldn't want to be responsible for killing a friend, which reminded me of early game where misty is saying killing yourself early is lettinf 2 souls die, so I really liked the idea of Johnny living longer

The "Fuck it" meme hit me like a train. xDD The thematic was serious and all of a sudden.. A totally unexpexted meme. xD What a great buildup!

Hey, great content! Listen very closely to Viktor and Judy's credits scenes for the Aldecaldos ending. I think it is heavily implied that V managed to continue living.

One could argue that the agent would figure a merc that could fight or sneak their way to him would be able to survive until netwatch could secure the vudoo boys base or that we might wipe them out and netwatch come in give V a job offer and send him on his way either way low risk for V and netwatch gets to eliminate the biggest threat to the net

I am still going through my first playthrough. You are now my definitive reference channel. Oh, and I got Chaos and the Dildo of Doom.

1:24 Well done, sir… Well done. 😂

If someone doesnt know, if you have a good relationship with johnny and enter the final choice with him in control, johnny will want to give up V's body and let them live and V can convince him otherwise,

The worst part of giving the body to Johny/Johny taking the body is the fact that Panam knows either way and she swears she will hunt Johny till her last breath, truly shows shes the best partner for V (I played as male V and I think Panam is way more loyal than Judy) as she is the only one of all the characters (Kerry included) who know Johny is now V permanently and she is now more committed than ever to save V despite it being impossible at that point

Yo! You can actually get the legendary sataraa without siding with maelstrom in all foods. There's a border detention center that you raid for a gig in the badlands, and behind a tech door in a server room there's a crafting spec for a legendary, or at least there can be. I'll shout this from the rooftops all I need to! I remember how gloom I was when I discovered I was stuck with a rare version of the single-most satisfying weapon in the game, and how overjoyed I was when I found the spec. Good luck!

This kinda reminds me of Thronebreaker: the choices you made there were incredibly difficult. Very often you had to basically choose the lesser evil and most of them had some kind of impact later on in the game. CDPR are excellent at this.

suddenly onion cutting ninjas appeared when heard Judy's phone call at the end...

Brilliant video, thank you 👍👍👍

Could we possibly get a game ending where we possible fuse with Johnny? This’ll not only be an interesting ending but I do have to say I can make a hilarious joke of saying he’s now, Johnny V, “Johnny 5 is Alive!!!”

what a subtle jab to the mass effect trilogy.... it's like they're saying, "dude you're ending is just a side quest in night city"

For the final one... The one I like the most, and also the one that is the greater gut-punch (for me) is storming Arasaka with Rogue, as Johnny. Then having Johnny enter Mikoshi, V already knowing everything was for nothing, and explaining ir to us. As far as My limited understanding goes: If V told Jhonny he would take a bullet for him, but at the same time kept a fairly antagonizing attitude towards Jhonny, V literally ends up beating the crap out of Jhonny if Jhonny (us) decides to go away with Alt. With that in place: I like to play as Jhonny starting going away with Alt, having V beating the crap out of us, calling us hypocrite in a thousand ways... And finally conceiving and taking the body for good. That's the ending that is the absolute most gut wrenching to me. "I don't think I'll ever forget You... Hell, I'm wearing your goddamn face!" That being My most masochistically favorite one, the other one is Aldecaldos, leaving with Panam: V gets the body. Ot might be only six months... But at least we managed to delta out of the fucked up system, Even if for just a bit

I will also say with the Tower ending with Panam it would have the highest chance or atleast a better outcome with finding a way to save V. Atleast thats what i tell myself lol

I think you missed the suicide ending. If you let the debate between Jonny and V on the roof about how to deal Arusauka play out but don't make a decision. Eventually you will get the bullet to the brain ending which is just the worst. You just get a credits scroll with answering machine full heart breaking messages from all the people you have befriended during the game.

For the Judy vs. Maiko part, if you pull out your weapons and attack Maiko and the Claws when Judy tells you to stop things (before Maiko betrays you) this will in the jail Judy quest/romance line causing her to leave Night City

I love the ending where you give Johnny your body

I always go for Stout so I can use Sir John to get easy non-lethals on cyberpsychos

The car you get for the synthesis route for delamain has extra content based in how you drive it. You get to see this new ai grow.

An extra detail if you side with the NetWatch agent is that if you stealthed through and avoided fighting Sasquatch, the Animals leader, if you side with him, the Animals survive, and Sasquatch does as well, and they don't fight you when you leave. You even still get her hammer if you pick it up, as it's just laying there, you can even grab it before making the deal

I love trying to play this game through a bit of extra roleplaying. My first playthrough was basically my gut reaction to everything, but afterwards I came up with the idea of doing three more playthroughs, three archetypes matching the three life paths, and perfect them all the way through. Take All Foods for example. My nomad is as close to a good person as you'll find in this story, and a bit naive being so far removed from the city, so I take the spiked chip and pay with it, causing Maelstrom to turn on me. I expose the traitor and end up getting on Meredith's good side. For street kid, who's obviously going to be smarter about this kind of deal, I hack the chip and side with Maelstrom against Militech, because fuck the corp. And lastly, for my heartless corpo, walk in and kill Royce at the first opportunity. I carry this philosophy through every job and every decision, and it's actually made me think really hard about how each choice fits a certain kind of person, or the story at large. All said and done, the ENDING is actually the easiest choice to make with my method, since they line up quite clearly.

When faced with a choice betwen two evils, I like to pick the one I haven't tried before!

my first playthrough, I think I got a pretty unique Pickup/Maelstrom outcome, I met with Meredith, then hacked the chip, then told Maelstrom about it, so then I fought Militech on the way out, but I must not have realized that Royce died in the fight towards the end, and ALSO because it was my first playthrough, and didn't know everything that was going on, I somehow found the detonator for Brick before finding his room, and clicked the button not realizing what it did, so when I got to Totentanz later, Dum Dum was alive, but I had to meet with Patricia at least I think that's what happened, this was of course almost 3 years ago

I remember when I completed the game the 1st time CDPR staff saying the Judy/Panem ending was the 'good' one, so yeah. A lot of emotions were felt during it

The only saving is through Phantom liberty. You see how much actually Panam carries about V, not very much at all. Alt is just killing V on sight (hitting him with soul killer) replacing him with an AI.

You missed mentioned the Voicemail that Johnny gets from Rogue if you give him your body after (Don't Fear) The Reaper.

My most difficult choice was defo to either join Secure Your Soul or return to Earth, I chose return to Earth instinctively because I didnt want to be locked up by Arasaka but looking back at it, its defo a tough decision, you either choose the chance to live even if it means Arasaka could just straight up decide to go back on their word (unlikely due to Hanako's message at the end of the return choice as Arasaka sees the value in V) or they can give V a new body but tamper with his memories to make him obedient, while returning to Earth is just straight up depressing as you betrayed on of your best friends in the game (if you played that way) being Johny not to mention make Saburo Arasaka immortal and you also basically abandon everyone who mattered to you, like Panam, Kerry, River, Judy, Misty, Victor and more and then when V rips off the necklace Misty made for him from Dex's bullet to his brain, it truly hits that abandoning everyone, betraying Johny AND all the struggles just for a chance to stay alive as well as all the pain V suffers thanks to chip is all for nothing, at least with the Sun and the STar ending, there is a chance V gets to live and we dont know because Ill be damned that Panam wont try till her last breath to keep V alive and in the SUn ending, V could have made a deal with that client to help him live on, with returning to Earth, V is back to square 1 with nothing left to explore as options to live

I can't deal with Judys sad phone message.

Personally my favourite ending is don’t fear the reaper+temperance as no one else dies and both Johnny and V get to “live”

for number 5 you said there isn't a wrong way of going about this, but apparently there is and I have done it. I hacked the cred chip so militech stormed all foods so I fought militech with malestrom. Both Royce and Dumb Dumb were still alive but I had no Idea brick existed. Meredith was gone so fast forward to totentaz. I can't remember but it seems that I left totentaz peacfully which means both roycce and dumb dumb are gone and I have locked myself out of all three without knowing. I have locked myself out of eight iconic weapons