It really sells the idea that V is literally opening the gates of digital hell and allowing the demons that roam behind it to consume these soldiers without mercy.

Reminded me immediately of the end sequence of Resistance 2.

Alt basically uses the same power to kill everyone in the tower once you give her access. She's mad scary.

I wonder how would Smasher react, and not just insta-killing him, i would want to see V to toy around with him, considering how powerful Blackwall is, what would his reaction would be? trash-talking like usual or begging for mercy? lol

The BlackWall is a pathway to many abilities… some may even consider to be… unnatural

I did it without the power even before the update.

sheesh and ALT said songbird havent even crossed the wall yet she just touched it… imagine if shes actually drawing from within the blackwall

Good point. I don't think they nailed all the horror of blackwall like animations (because it is similar to synapse burnout). Maybe it should have been mix of suicide and convulsions, never the less, now we get a perspective why "black wall is the last line" is truly THE LAST line.

It would moreso be world ending to those, especially with cybernetics or implants especially. Being turned into a husked puppet would be a kindness compared to what the AI would do to you. If this isn't enough to basically show how much it can quickly melt a persons brain, implants, and cybernetic limbs. Makes you also wonder, was the old world actually that much more advanced and dangerously unpredictable compared to the new world? To where Rogue AI were actually able to be kept in check and not run amuck? Cause it seems strange that only after the old worlds great network collapse that the blackwall was created. Makes me think that during the age of the Old world (roughly shortly before Johnny's age of fame) that the worlds systems, precautions, and all together technology was far more advanced and superior than 2077's. Especially if these now extremely deadly and extremely dangerous AI's are running freely around old cyberspace unimpeded where as before they weren't, even though they were still around. So there were far more checks and balances before the fall, at least, that much can be sure. Since if there wasn't who's to say that the AI weren't the true cause of it, and not a single netrunner that became a legend (later thrown into a fridge where he died, assuming he didn't already die due to destroying the old net to begin with).

If it failed is one things. Imagine it went rogue. BlackWall is an AI itself made by Alt and Netwatch. All the People in Night City would instantly have their mind ripped apart simultaneously.

​@@khanch.6807 only netwatch

@@khanch.6807Not just NC either. Any connection leading out to NC would be the perfect roads for AI to travel and wreak havoc. It's safe to say if the BlackWall went down or rogue, it isn't any exaggeration to say that the world would come to a sudden halt, with only the most remote and isolated places and people untouched.

It’s some dark god shit for cyberpunk

what's worse is that there is no way of knowing what exactly the blackwall is doing to the consciousnesses it rips out

@@billcipher3180would it be the Blackwall in possession of their consciousness or the rogue AI’s?

​@@billcipher3180it simply burns everything, it's not Soulkiller.

Basically we have the power of a dark cyber god

Bitch the blackwall isn't just taking down Arasaka, it'll damn well take out all of night city if set lose. That would be the Flame of Frenzy ending

Only the American branch in Night City's division. What about the rest?

You can almost do that by getting the blackwall cyberdeck then going solo end of the game.

@@NaanfaIdham well, with Net magic you could actually deatroy all corporate net and everyone in it.

You think Arasaka is just a tower and 200 guards? They can find 200 new guards in 5 seconds. You need to kill the whole leadership and destroy their factories/money/technology to take them down. Even if you killed Saburo he can just put his mind in a new body.

this is probably porn to them.

@@levitan71 nah they'll be in despair seeing machines deciding that they are unfit to live. It's like your own god coming down personally to kill you in the worst way possible.

@@tuttuti123 dunno, they’re a shady bunch 🤔

​@@tuttuti123 They don't worship machines though.

@@Based_Gigachad_001 They do though, they are cyber-occultists, proof of this is in the Lilith ritual, the shard tells you everything

Think i heard it too

I mean it's basically the equivalent of tearing open a portal to hell _directly inside someone's brain,_ so it's bound to suck for whoever's on the receiving end. 😅

One email from the Militech facility when you choose the Reed path is written by rogue AIs. And it reads something like "I found how human nervous system is so weak... so fragile..." So basically, what we see here is a remote destruction of the entire nervous system of human bodies.

I did this mission for the first time last night and also heard that. It's why I came looking for video. So intense and quite scary which caught me off guard

I literally felt like I was hearing eldritch horror noises during this whole sequence. I wasn’t expecting this ending to go so crazy, but honestly I don’t think I could pick another ending. Visualizing the chaos that the blackwall can actually cause was so cool and haunting at the same time.

"The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities that some consider to be... unnatural."

Billy

​@@ObsidianKaizer"Is that possible to learn this kind of power?"

Don't like netwatch but i bought that blackwall propaganda, turns out it was just watered down version of the propaganda, the reality is way WAY worse and it has a backdoor now one way or the other

She specifically wanted Rogue, though. Believed to be the most powerful and most unpredictable Rogue AI. Rightly so, though, since she used to be human and still shares some of those characteristics, if not in a more robotic way. However, she isn't so stupid as to give into the demands nor wishes of Brigitte, whom she caught onto the plans of very quickly. Living outside the blackwall, Rogue most certainly sees the chaos and unending destruction and senseless creation the AI's there do. So she would never ever want that to happen, knowing that once the AI get what they want, they basically destroy themselves and everyone in the world with them. Simply because they think themselves superior to everything alive. Rogue most certainly had enough power in itself to destroy the whole net over again, afterall she effortlessly breaches the blackwall like it's nothing, and her very presence causes systems to literally melt down. But its clear she doesn't want that for the reasons above, which I believe is why she retreats back behind the blackwall, knowing more about the world since her time hooked up to Arasaka tower, as well as at least bringing down that stupid station that kept millions prisoner or as puppets for arasaka to use later. It's ironic really when Rogue, a once human turned Rogue AI, ends up having more humanity and understanding than both humans and AI.

​@@bibby659Rogue or Alt?

Woah man calm down, it's a game...

Her and voodoo boys are fucking with powers they don’t understand that’s why I killed them. They keep trying to poke holes into the black wall and unleash the powerful ais onto everyone

Damn, that's true! Although we only got that one mission in Brotherhood and Abstergo assault in AC3 with Eden Apple

@@orelyosif5852 yeah you're right. Totally forgot those missions!

Oh damn I didn’t even think about that, I could definitely see the similarities. Obviously entirely different sources of power but still. Both basically make you god lol

Fun fact: you can use the black wall gateway on him and he can resist 3 blasts from it

The voodoo boys only wanted to free the AI's trapped on the other side, they never knew they could actually wield this blackwall power

with the Militech Canto MK.6 she/he can. it has a Blackwall Gateway Quickhack.

I think songbird is managing the blackwall with all of her might, which is why she can hardly move: her mind is in the net, while we give her targets and drag her body along

​@@valeon7303she is not managing Blackwall, she simply links enemies to it through herself.

Honestly they probably gonna turn v into their puppet. He just connected with blackwall and barely reacted to it

Nope. V is only allergic to combat cybernetics. V still has Kiroshi and all that.

You mean lethal against everyone with any sort of cyber ware inside them?

Worse. V is unleashing a powerful, murderous AI on these people's cyberware, which fries their brains.

The black ops and everyone else can’t actually see the red glitches that represent the Blackwall and probably random bits of code.For someone observing the fight, they’d only see the soldiers suddenly collapse in pain whilst their heads are engulfed in flames and sparks.

UNLIMITED POWER!!!

*gives you the blank starfield NPC zombie stare*

Well I do like space themed Skyrim adventure game but I do admit Cyberpunk is way better than Starfield.

Don't worry about 'em. They just PC, Xbox and Bethesda fanboys capping hard, they just jealous lmao.

@@SkylineFreak888 PC is where the fun starts, buddy.

@@viljaminieminen6925 Sure 😂

Right, they should make this game a live action movie someday, I’m sure that will break the box office

Meme or not, they should've their cyberwares at home if it possible.

Yeah sending full cyber soldiers after someone with the power to instantly fry every artificial nerve in their body isn’t the best idea lol.

It wouldn't. Hacking someone relies on them being connected to the net.

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You’re entirely right, but… Its just SOO fkn fun 😂😂😂

to be fair, giving her over to Myers actually means it'll happen more often. that's why she ran. NUSA kept forcing her to do things like this. only killing her stops it permanently and sending her to the moon means she can stop now she's safe.

Yeah but like my girl songbird 😢