The game was basically worthless at launch but honestly its a fantastic game at the moment

They fixed everything I'm telling you it's SO good

Yeah they been kicking my ass

I played the game throughout a whole year, up until then, there were a bunch of updates. Now, I started the game again from the beginning as a Street Kid and I killed those idiots, from whom I had to buy the bot, because they told my boy to sit and we did not like that, then after that, when I was riding through their neighbourhood they kept chasing and killing me and after killing them I picked up shards where they had messages about wanting to kill me for what I did ^^

I mean his underlying point still stands. Unless they've covertly added it in, there's no faction system with the gangs in 2k77.

@theonetruefishboy3239 while that's true, I've found that the different gangs treat you differently based on how many of them you've killed. On my current playthrough I tried to kill the valentinos as little as possible and only knocked them out when i had to do gigs involving them, and whenever i would hang around a group of them outside of combat, they would be aware of Mr but wouldn't get alerted and start combat. It stayed this way until I did the gig at the valentinos run bar where you find the Valentino that as at Jackie's ofrenda, when I did it I couldn't do it completely undetected and after that gig, they would instantly whip their guns out and start combat with me when I'd try to hang around them. I tried doing a similar thing with the 6th street and only knocked them out for most of my playthrough but I don't know, I could just be imagining things but I like to think gangs just generally start to tolerate your presence less each time you kill them

@sutonzu You're referring to the side quest "Pisces". Correct me if im wrong, but im fairly certain that quest happens in the same way REGARDLESS of what you did for the earlier clouds quest. Yes, the Claws are involved in "Pisces" but what you did earlier (which prompted Johnny to say that dialogue) doesn't actually affect the Pisces quest, which happens later in the game. The game really tries to make it seem like there are so many branching paths, but in reality, most options wrap back to the same overall outcomes. My point isnt that the claws just dissappear from the game or somethin lol, my point is that what you did has no bearing on what happens later, despite the game trying to make it seem like it does. Unless there was some update that I dont know about, I havent played it in a little while.

@chrisrivera7530 naw I dont know entirely I'm just speaking from memory, I haven't done that side quest in a while, but I get your point, the end of the whole clouds quest line is the same pretty much regardless of what you do, and that's how it is for most sml decisions like thst in cyberpunk. Is what it is yk, I'd anything the illusion of choice is nice

@rha7588 I mean, it really depends on what youre looking to get out of it. If story is the main thing you want, DEFINITELY look elsewhere lmao. If you want an RPG with lots of side encounters, where it feels like your actions really affect the world, this isn't the worst choice. But it isn't great either since none of it really matters overall because of the non existant story lmao. If you really just want to explore a dense open world, then this is a decent option. Though your milage will vary due to the extreme lack of enemy and item variety. It you want to just go run around fighting enemies, it's not the worst option, but again, your mileage will vary due to the spammy nature of the combat and the extreme lack of enemy variety. Like I said in the video, I was having a great time for like 15 or so hours, so its not like the game has nothing going for it. But since the runtime is a lot closer to 40-60 hours long, that repetition, lack of variety, and constant meaningless fetch quests became massive issues for me. If you think you could put up with that stuff more than I did, then it might be worth it. But obviously, I am not a big fan and would not recommend it outright lol

@@chrisrivera7530 Thx for the reply, I'm leaning towards waiting for a price drop, sounds like it's not 100% up my alley. I prefer sinking hundreds of hours into open worlds messing around with different weapons and enemies while enjoying side quests and random side activies like Elder Scrolls, Witcher 3, recent Zeldas etc. because such games did not exist when I was a kind and I'm not burnt out on open worlds yet. Might even buy my first ever UbiSof game and try AC Valhalla.

@rha7588 of course, glad I could help! Yeah DD2 definitely isnt the worst option, but waiting for a sale is probably what id do. As far as other current Fantasy RPGs, I thought FF16 was pretty solid with a decent story, world, and combat. And I 100% have to recommend Elden Ring and its new DLC. Not sure if souls games are your thing, but thats pretty much the top dog IMO for open world games. Insane variety of enemies, weapons, and locations.

My ass just spamming NIHIL

I totally agree! Thats a point I actually touch on in the full video lol. I think Elden Ring is easily the best at handling item/weapon variety for an open world game.

@Hux2180 I totally agree! So many different weapons, and even a ton of weapon classes too. In the full video I actually say exactly that! Just couldnt fit it in the short lol

Real shit lmaoooo. I was supposed to be "moving in secret" the whole game most of yall should not have even known of my existence

Lol yeah im aware, I talk about campsites like 15 seconds later lmao