Problem is when you leave with Panam, you go away from the "civilization", into the open. But to save V they needed the neural matrix, obscure forgotten tech in some military bunker plus surgeons that are on level with ones on Luna or Langley All endings have a bittersweet element, just in different ratios
@@AddY_S yeah but it's the only known way so far. And running away from night city with just 6 month deadline. Highly doubt aldecaldos have more connections and tech access than say Mr. Blue Eyes or FIA
I wouldn't say that "Everything goes wrong". V has to start from zero but not really since he now has a decent job with Reed that doesn't involve risking your live every day. Also he is out of that hellhole called Night City which is a big plus.
Quiet and comfortable life sure, but you are working for a crime lord hiding behind the facade of patriotism and would abandon/kill you at the drop of hat.
Grow old and die or go out in a blaze of glory became abundantly clear here. Also, I have seen a theory flying around that Panam may be dead in this ending. It would be very uncharacteristic of her to leave without any sign of determination after 2 years. So the speculation is that she tried to find you by following the FIA trail and unfortunately got killed, which Mitch is not brave enough to tell you in the end, pleading you not to call again
I don't think so, its seems she got into some big shit, like drugs or depts, or maybe she became cyber psicho, she got her self into something that makes other people to shame to reveal her problems.
Johnny's conversation on the helicopter is completely different if you have a good relationship (meeting the Reaper prerequisites). Sad, but beautiful.
bro i have no idea... I chose the proper dialogue options in every moment in storyline, yet I still can't get Reaper ending/ got the same conversation as in this vid (I got 85% Johny relationship post update)
It's a nice ending, but I feel like the other one is more suitable for V and Johnny, although this one does add a nice moment of characterisation for Reed, but if you really pay attention to the endings it seems as though Reed didn't learn much and is still a servant at the end of the day
I have a feeling this might be a good way to end V's story and start a new one. Who knows maybe, we may hear in sequel that V is now a fixer, working for FIA or Militech to do their shit work and we might have to do quests for him/her. Also, this ending kind of sets off a perfect setting for sequel. Night City being in chaos, Militech trying to establish control. Things look promising for the future.
Nah, V's gotta be the legend. Songbird on the moon, V's ending on the orbit, Lucy on the Moon, and we meet together in space for a sequel dealing with Mr Blue Eyes!
See, to me, I think the writing aspect of this ending is very good. Like, it was indeed depressing but I feel disappointment is more suitable. Like, just listen to the HoloCall messages at the end. Everyone of course are angry, but, they hide it with extreme disappointment. Like.... Takemura mentions something an old mentor told him, "He expressed my thoughs - good, strong medicine is bitter to the mouth." and after he's done telling him how he's been in the past 2 years, he finishes the call with "You were very strong medicine, V." Idk, I might have looked too deep into the writing and actually like it. Obviously... I would never truly go with this ending lol outside of getting the achievement for it or something, just like the Arasaka and the unalive one, and will always go for the Reaper ending, or Panam, especially if I'm fem V, romance Judy, she tags along as well! And you both clearly live together with the Aldecaldos. BUUT I love the writing of the ending for this one. All the other ones had happy, sad, depressed, or angry reactions, this one gave me the disappointed feeling. Or, something similar? Like... they were obviously angry, but... they shrugged it off and basically gave me the "You'll probably end up dead anyway" and/or the "You used to be a legend, now you're just going to be forgotten."
@@ryanbarber6481doooode why are people choosing other endings over this one? V lives in this one. V. Lives. He doesn’t die. People don’t value survival at all or what? Like V lives. But people would rather have V die in six months. Wtf.
Very jarring ending... Didn't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. I didn't hate it, but it just wasn't what I was expecting. V losing everyone, and everything in the end that is..
The entire game is banging those narrative themes on your head. That the shit V is dealing with are a metaphor for being young and the death of your dreams and the beginning of the rest of your life, of dealing with change, a core aspect of the human condition. This is the most real ending of them all, which is why it's so sad.
I would be ok with this ending only if this ending was after any Asaka tower attack. After we send Johnny behind black wall. Then this ending would be soooo much depresing imho.
i feel like everyone hoped for a ending where u can end with panam and live together like in blood and wine ending. the dlc was good just the endings kind of not what i was hoping for from cd red
I feel like this is the best ending for my V. Started as a Corpo > became the legend of NC > actually found the cure and got cured by the goverment > said his goodbyes to anyone who would listen (playing as female V romancing Judy, this was a stab, she was soooo BSing about loving V and all it took was not even two years to not only to find someone new, but to get married. wow) > became a face in the crowd > ((what I imagine) decided to go work for the goverment at the end)
TBH this ending is depressing but not for what most people think. Think about it, in order to get this particular ending, you'll either went through a MaxTac convoy and dealt with the Militech Cerberus or survived an all out War within both Stadium and the Spaceport to drop So Mi at Reed. I think Myers deemed you too dangerous to let go as you are and they nerfed the crap outta you on purpose. What you guys think? Is it too farfetched?
Loved the story for this expansion. What’re your thoughts on how the game ended up turning out? (After CP2077 2.0 and PL). I remember you being a bit disappointed with cyberpunk overall when it first came out
Hey I was just playing the endings after the dlc. And I noticed you can actually fail the dlc by not saving President Meyers. And in the Hanako ending where V is in the space station, you can see on the news that president meyers makes an appearance commenting on Saburo taking over his son’s body. I was wondering if you could do a vid on what happens when you let Meyers die and then get to that point in the hanako ending and see if there’s a different president of the NUSA
I love this DLC. The new endings are again bleak and "unhappy" but this is what makes Cyberpunk 2077 The moment with Judy (as a harcore Judymancer) hit me the hardest. But I still like this ending for how it is written, like every other ending. An ending do not have to be hapyp to ge good or great. And this is why I love the end stages of the CB2077 game Guess in case of "good feeling" the best ending is still the Nomad ending
Yeah, very reminiscent of the Witcher 3 endings (I dunno if you've played it or seen them) where the 'best' ending isn't what has the main characters have the best time
@@pokemonxpixiepersonally my happy ending in The Witcher 3 is when Ciri becomes a witcher and geralt marries triss. I could care less about the politics 😂
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Not a fan of the ending, largely because of how downright f**ked up it is. Ye i mean losing cyberware sucks, but that only means you go back to who you were at the very beginning, before the base game's prologue, be like everyone else...i don't see that as ''your life is now screwed'' vibe. If anything, you can still improve yourself, you can still use guns...weapons in general, you still have skills...yet the game gives the impression V is practically disabled, beaten by a random dude on the street. But you know what really irks me? One- your friends basically, indirectly tell you f**k off, aside from Misty and Victor, and moved on like V never existed. Two - there is no option to tell your friends, that it could take long, something could go wrong or even make sure Reed keeps the informed of V's situation... nothing. Aldecaldos, the clan that welcomes people, forgives, treats those they care about like family, going to the end of the world of em - telling me to not call, or as i would put it ''forget we ever knew each other at all''. You screw over Songbird, turning her back into Myer's puppet or outright killing her...and this is what V gets? If every other ending had a positive, a silver lining, then this ending is so bad, has so many negatives...you literally lose everything, even Johnny, for nothing. This makes the suicide ending or Hanako/Arasaka ending look like best choices ever.
Try waking up from a 2 years coma, even a teen could beat you up. V is not clipped forever, he can no longer use chrome but eventually his muscles will regain strenght.
@@renobuttersif they wanted to they could set it before v was around a prequel if you would Or it could be set around the same timeframe as the first one This way we don’t know what v fate is as it’s up to is to decide
I don’t agree with the idea that there won’t be a canon ending…I’m with you that there will be, considering CDPR confirmed that Orion is going to be a sequel. This implies a continuation of 2077’s story to some extent right? With that said, I don’t really see how this ending could continue the story on. If I had to bet, I would say that the canon ending may be the blaze of glory ending. Why? All because of Mr Blue Eyes. CDPR didn’t have to include him in the expansion, specifically the king of wands ending. They’re clearly building something up with him being at the forefront of the rogue AI invasion
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The only good thing about the DLC is it helps you get to that 70% That you need to get to do the secret ending. Before I could only get 60% But now all I have to do is get that last 10% that I am normally able to get and the secret ending is mine.
I know it supposed to be a bittersweet ending but i think that Panam not answering V is bs. She's super emotional and impulsive so her ignoring V is a little out of character for me. At least she would yell at him and told him to go to hell i think. Oh and even after talking to Mitch, V would try to call again (maybe?).
It’s definitely out of character especially since V was in a coma. I think they just wanted to avoid any “happy” endings. It’s clear they didn’t want any in the main game, probably didn’t want to add any in the expansion either.
I always wanted an ending where I could kill Johnny so I always went with suicide since I was happy to end my own life just to get rid of him. This ending still sucks like all the other endings, but it sucks slightly less then blowing your head of or dying a slow horrific death or becoming a construct like Johnny. Having said that, I think I would still do the suicide ending just to make absolutely sure Johnny dies and stays dead this time.
This ending is best written in my eye, hit the feels the most, kind of a bittersweet balance I expected from a story like this. Also it's very nice of FIA to sacrifice Neural Matrix to cure V, if they were assholes Reed would have been overruled and surely keeping the Matrix is more value for possible future uses, at least I assume after what Songbird says in other ending, that it can only be used once.
Which one is better dying as a legend Or sacrificing your friends ( Johnny and songbird ) for a boring life ? blaze o' glory or the quiet life? I choose dying as a legend
The ending is the most heart touching one but I really don't like seeing v broken and left by friends. But on the same time I didnt go with Su Mi cuz I felt sorry to kill Reed. Reed is the only one alongwith Misty and Vic who cares for V. But it seem CDPR wanted you to support Su Mi to escape so that you can return to the main game. So sad. I was hopping we can continue playign after this epilogue. Even with some simple mission for (npc V in2079).
Reed would care about V just like he cared for songbird. The moment he receives the order to kill V or songbird, he will just do it. He is not a friend.
This doesn't make him bad he is blind to job but he is still afriend compare him to others who ditched you just for being away.. or Su Mi this liar@@lorkano
Like I said nearly 3 years ago this is a world of cyberpunk and expecting a universally good ending for all the characters is pretty dumb. That said I rather go out with the suicide ending. This was extremely depressing to say the least. I can understand their motives to portray how the world will always manage to move on but damn this was too realistic.
@@xLetalis understandable from your point of you, sincerely. I should have been more cautious. And at least, I haven't read the 2 other title 😁 I think it's time I finish that DLC.
No kidding this is probably one of the worst endings possible. What a downer. It's lame because V is pathetic. Your actions even give those around you disappointing endings lol. I feel bad now. Not sad, just lame. Need to watch the others to feel satisfied.
Literally all they had to do was text panam and it would’ve been a happy ending it such bad writing that the FIA wouldn’t respond to his loved ones if he was in a coma for two years especially if they knew the date of when he would wake up they could’ve reached out to panam and moved her to Langley I’m sure she would’ve left the aldecados for V given the situation. Terrible writing
Honestley not a good ending there needs to be 1 ending where he lives with the abilety to be some1 strange really I prefer almost all the outher endings I guess each to there own.
dont know why people are upset with this ending, its almost perfect and thats the point. cant have everything, but your original goal is to save yourself. the heroic thing would be to save So Mi but in my opinion she and V firstly not that close that it warrents the self sacrifice from V, secondly wether or not she regretted playing both you and sol she still did it selfishly and dont deserve it, she deserves exactly what she got when she ''pulled the trigger'' crashing the plane. its tough luck with Panam but he got his life back the question is at what cost, everything just like all the other ending but in this one he keeps his life to pursue another and you know what i love it. 1 last comment for your thoughts. would you rather have anarchy in society or try to fix it with regulation and order from NUSA.
hard disagree with "everything goes wrong". yeah there are consequences. V loses Panam and Johnny gets wiped, has to adapt to living life as a regular person, can't even stand up to a rando on the streets, that sucks, sure, but he can live indefinitely now and not just for 6 months. He can still have a somewhat happy life. Its the only ending that offers something definitive instead of hope of something better in the horizon that may never come. I think its a fair trade-off.
Yes but at what cost. It cost V everything that he had and was. Imagine that you are at your full power in body and mind and suddenly you wake up weak and fragile, hardly able to walk, with everyone you loved gone and the whole world changed. Johnny said stay true to yourself but everything that you are is gone. It is not a happy end.
@@ShinForgotPassxXx i didn't say it was a happy end. just not the 'worst' as ppl are making it out to be. V is shown post surgery, adjusting to the new life, ofc he's gonna be fragile and struggling. that isn't permanent. Hell, not even the inability to wear combat chrome is permanent if we toss hope into the mix cuz i find it far more likely to find a ripper or new tech that can fix or mitigate that issue over the years than finding a cure for some mostly unknown, rare tech eating at your brain within 6 months before you bite the dust.
Just a reminder that when the game starts, V is just a rando like at the end here. He has barely any implants, he's totally unknown, and he just left his previous life. Then lost Jackie, his best friend... All within one year (2077), since it's clearly said in this ending that it all happened in 2077. So it's just the beginning of a new cycle for V. Maybe he'll fall in love with a consultant at the FIA, and build a family from there, and be happy in non-psycho ways. It's too bad he loses Panam, but even then, maybe in a few months she'll realize it wasn't V's fault, and she's lucky he came back alive and still loves her. These endings are always both downers and open-ended enough that they can be seen as new beginnings. It's the magic of great writing. And believe me, when you've just gone through Starfield, you can easily recognize the difference between literary writing and pulp crap. Cyberpunk 2077 is firmly in the former camp. People will remember these stories for a long time.
I chose this ending on my first playthrough last night. Immediately loaded an earlier save and went with Panam. Took me to 3am but I would've slept a lot worse if I'd left it here.
@@G-ManXErlik i thought the same thing as the other guy here, they set up the theme that you are a no one , so you can again advance in thee skill tree and make your name in NC, also the corpos are stronger than ever and they destroy the city slowly but surely, so they set up the antagonists again. If they want the second game to have V as its main character then this is the only ending where things can work out, personally i think this is for v's life in the game , every ending is open to a continuation somehow but that will never happen , the future of V is for him to make , we as the player just decided what that future can look like.
Not a huge fan of this ending... it seems that even if you have fully cybernetic arms/legs and a whole bunch of other vital implants, it doesn't really affect you in the end, somehow you end up having a normal body as if it wasn't modified at all. And also the notion that your life is basically screwed if you can't have any combat cyberwere is a bit forced. Other endings/variations can be found in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLMpNwDjXWh0y2vWc0wTNuqBzt9caIskd3
I've been reading it as basically "this is not the choice V would make". The player can make it, but V isn't one to throw people under the bus and beg repeatedly to live. A netrunner lives fast and dies hard.
My least favorite ending by far. For the reasons you mentioned. Also because none of the characters behavior in the credits makes any sense. Like CDPR rewrote their personalities to make it more of a bummer ending. And the game seems to think that two years constitutes an eternity. Which nobody over the age of 14 believes.
I never understood how it would be possible to remove cyberware to have a normal body, as if it was organic. Maybe it would be possible to replicate organic limbs are organs and muscles in Cyberpunk universe?
@@CoolHandLuke7 The entirety of the ending just seems to be sacrificing character for themes, even though we already kind of got the "life of peace" ending with The Star.
@@hockeyking30 I currently am playing as female v. After being male v for my first play through and leaving with panam and watching the credits I saw how Judy was and was like nah lol
To me Panam ending is still the best, however this seems to be the only ending where V actually survives in the long term and its actually kind of realistic if you look at it, if you ghost everyone for two years people will move on, even in real life. Hell some would even move on faster. I can't tell you how many people i have lost contact with over the years and have no idea what they are doing right now and vice versa. So in that way it's actually very realistic and sometimes you just need a fresh start, a clean slate if you will so even if it doesn't feel like its the best ending it actually may be the best one if you really look into it
Would it be to hard to have a compromise ending? One where we can just stop the Relic from progressing and live on sharing the body with Johnny? All endings we got are just different shades of sad and depressing, it's so out of character for everyone V has helped to treat him like they do, if only Reed or the NUSA had contacted V's friends and told them about the coma so they wouldn't just move on would have made it much better even if V has to live as a cripple.
The goal throughout was to find a cure. This ending is bittersweet but I am content. To have those V cared about move on while she was AWOL, hurts, but it is on them, not V. Not like she ghosted, she contacted everyone prior. She still has a few people in her life, including Reed and a job, if she wants it. I switched when Songbird owned up and I'm glad I did as my only intention was to save V and I wouldn't have gone through with killing Reed. V and Johnny parted on sad but good terms, he understood the decision. Powerful writing
I'm gonna eventually buy Cyberpunk again once and if they release it with the DLC included like they did with Witcher III. Also it's nice to finally find someone who plays as Male V, I can't stand Female V's voice.
This ending is excruciating and sad. After this journey. I feel so freaking empty. This is worse than a "good" ending. Fuuuuuk. Good thing i chose the other way. 😢
They've given everything to make the only "V-Survival"-Ending as uncomfortable as possible. No contact possible to Panam, Judy is married in Pittsburgh. Over all, for me there is still only one good ending. Beeing female V, have a relationship with Judy and do the Aldecado's end. Driving with Judy and Panam away and try to find a cure.
The first impression of this ending was very negative, depressing, I felt great pity for my V...It actually came to Dexter DeShawn's words when V asks if she wants to die young but famous, or old but smelling of urine, just like someone the world doesn't know../she because I am a female/...Today, after several days, I see this ending the same.....as sad, but I don't want my V. to die somewhere with Panam or Judy.......she/he will die, just the player won't see it..Death can be good if it has a reason, but this is not that case..I played the game for the eighth time now and I can't say that I hate Johnny, I really don't, but I don't like him one bit... I can't help myself :)...And a few words for the complete conclusion, when V. gets lost in the crowd of people on the street..In my opinion, this symbolizes that V. will survive, but she/he will survive like NOBODY...Do you understand, and that comes to me from CDPR as something very cruel..
I have a question. I hoped on to the dlc and left should i end the game in embers or should i go to the date with Rogue and than take care of smasher and after that go with dlc ending?
Can you make a video of maybe the books or summary of the books and how u like them. I’m in the 4th Witcher book rn and I would love to see videos of Witcher books
I played default female V street kid, I have a feeling that it fits perfect the world of cyberpunk, it feels canon for me, from the beginning, and after the first main game and the PL expansion I realized there is no good ending, I remember that quote in Witcher 3, the lesser evil, V either dies or she/he became a normal person, no matter how much V fights, not matter how much she/he tries the ending is still the same, dying or became a nobody and NPC, a face in the crowd like everybody else, after all there's no canon V or canon ending, V is you, the player, it's not like Geralt in Witcher, or Like Arthur in RDR2(just some examples) I feel like after all the endings that we've seen this is the only one that is partially good, V survives, Johnny no, the point of the game is making V finding a cure make sure that your V survives no matter the cost, I feel like this ending leave a lot of space for a sequel, who know maybe we will be able to add our V from the old game in the sequel and continue the story of V. Johnny Silverhand is dead anyway, he died 50 years ago, he was an amazing character but he was a parasite inside someone else body. The only true homie in the game is Viktor Vektor, he was the only one who cared about V, no matter who you romance or how many friends you make, they gave up on you after being 2 years in a coma, on the other side of the country, yes they've called you a lot, gave a lot of messages, but if they really cared they would have search for you, If you romance Judy for example she gave up on you and she gets married somewhere in Pittsburg, like wtf??? if you love someone you won't let him/her disappear just like that. If this is the end of V' story It's good, if not well, will see but it better be worth it.
After all of this, I still think that the endings where V is alive and stay in Night City can be a good follow-up to Cyberpunk 2. He can either be a customer, have connection to a fixer (like Rogue, for example) and ask if the MC can help him with stuffs OR he truly became a living legend in Night City just like in the ending where he cooporate with Mr. Blue Eyes, but this time he has been cured and switch to being a fixer instead.
I hated this ending. V is vournable human in world of cyberware inhanced people. It's so depressing. I just wanted to cuddle on couch with Kerry and If I die, I die.
@@_Damian.It's ridiculous. When Johnny gets the body, Panam somehow understands that there is Silverhand in V's shoes and threatens Johnny. But in this ending, somehow, she doesn't think of something could happen to V.
@@_Damian. i sorta got that feeling too but i can't blame her. you get attached hard to someone and then they ghost you for 2 years? no one will deal with that graciously. its rough.
I wouldn't say everything has gone wrong. Sure turning into a normie for life sucks but it doesn't have to be a bad thing. The increased corpo presence is worrying but it was going to happen anyway. All of your friends have moved on for good or bad: Judy got married ( :) ), Kerry is ultra-famous ( :D ), River became a snitch and lives in shame ( :( ), Panam did the nomad thing and left (and refuses to talk to me >:( , thats the worst part of the ending aside the new haircut), Viktor lost his last delusions and joined the corpo world but still seem content with his life, Misty also abandoned her delusions and start exploring the lost beauty of the world (shame no words about Mama Wells), oh and Rogue takes care of your cat if you have it. All in all not a bad ending, but I still hate how we can't keep in touch with our nomad friends (even if Pam is hurt the rest should at least be grateful of all we have done)
v survives but loses some of her friends in the process viktor and kerry were still willing to talk to her river and judy idk and panam her phone just...turned off :(
so in the main end game ending it's either leave with panam and live out the rest of your life with the nomads or in this ending be cured but lose all your pals except for kerry and viktor
This endings just depressing for me. How’s still being alive worth this much? V loses everything he ever cares about, hates himself and is a big pussy too. His future is just working some minimum wage job and hoping not to get mugged or murdered on a weekly basis. The only friend he has is in town in Vik and only 2 other people care enough to reach out to you after and one of them is just to tell you not to contact them anymore. I’d wish we’d gotten an ending where they figured out how to suspend the Relics ability to over write V’s engram. Would’ve loved to see this duo come back for the sequel but it is what it is. Maybe having no way out clean is the beauty of the story but to me. Living 2 years with The Aldacados is worth more than 100 years of living like V will in this situation
It all comes down to what Dexter said, you wanna go out in a blaze of glory smelling like posies? Or survive as a shadow of your former self smelling of urine but still alive.
Worst ending ever. Worse than Saka's "dog" and suicide ending... V lives but loses everything else, turn into a ghost, a no one... just one friend left, even Misty leaves NC... I rather die or live during the time I still have left, being me, close to my friends and the people I cared about. Ok this is not a terrible ending, just the most bitter one...
![Cyberpunk ► SUICIDE ENDING - Judy, Panam & Other Romances React™ [Male & Female Version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/L22U8f9id_o/mqdefault.jpg)
This ending confirms that there is a cure for V out there so leaving with my Panam is the best choice
sort of, yes
working with Mr Blue Eyes seems like a good idea too
Problem is when you leave with Panam, you go away from the "civilization", into the open. But to save V they needed the neural matrix, obscure forgotten tech in some military bunker plus surgeons that are on level with ones on Luna or Langley
All endings have a bittersweet element, just in different ratios
@@kingclint2382 I don’t think the neural matrix is the only way
@@AddY_S yeah but it's the only known way so far. And running away from night city with just 6 month deadline. Highly doubt aldecaldos have more connections and tech access than say Mr. Blue Eyes or FIA
I wouldn't say that "Everything goes wrong". V has to start from zero but not really since he now has a decent job with Reed that doesn't involve risking your live every day. Also he is out of that hellhole called Night City which is a big plus.
This, I can't see the downside really.
@@jaroslavb.korinek7285Then you didn't understand the world, at all.
Quiet and comfortable life sure, but you are working for a crime lord hiding behind the facade of patriotism and would abandon/kill you at the drop of hat.
Grow old and die or go out in a blaze of glory became abundantly clear here.
Also, I have seen a theory flying around that Panam may be dead in this ending. It would be very uncharacteristic of her to leave without any sign of determination after 2 years. So the speculation is that she tried to find you by following the FIA trail and unfortunately got killed, which Mitch is not brave enough to tell you in the end, pleading you not to call again
I wouldn't be surprised if it was just an oversight given how underdeveloped some other parts of the ending are.
Yeah she's more the kind to punch you in the face real hard for disappearing 2 years.
@@tobiasL1991 exactly. Id expect her to be outside Langleys door and knocking me out
It is more likely she did try to look for you, but the FIA covered up the trail, so she cannot find you.
I don't think so, its seems she got into some big shit, like drugs or depts, or maybe she became cyber psicho, she got her self into something that makes other people to shame to reveal her problems.
Johnny's conversation on the helicopter is completely different if you have a good relationship (meeting the Reaper prerequisites). Sad, but beautiful.
bro i have no idea... I chose the proper dialogue options in every moment in storyline, yet I still can't get Reaper ending/ got the same conversation as in this vid (I got 85% Johny relationship post update)
@@Sulejekdid you wait? The reaper ending being a secret ending you need to stay idle and not choose an option when Johnny asks V who to call.
@@aameeable yeah I waited like 15min :(
When he said goodbye Vincent, I knew I'd picked the worst ending. It was so heartbreaking to watch.
@also read those 3 % bars. They change as well
It's a nice ending, but I feel like the other one is more suitable for V and Johnny, although this one does add a nice moment of characterisation for Reed, but if you really pay attention to the endings it seems as though Reed didn't learn much and is still a servant at the end of the day
I have a feeling this might be a good way to end V's story and start a new one. Who knows maybe, we may hear in sequel that V is now a fixer, working for FIA or Militech to do their shit work and we might have to do quests for him/her.
Also, this ending kind of sets off a perfect setting for sequel. Night City being in chaos, Militech trying to establish control. Things look promising for the future.
That just sounds sad to me .....I'd like if they move on from this "mercenary" idea for all their games .
Nah, V's gotta be the legend. Songbird on the moon, V's ending on the orbit, Lucy on the Moon, and we meet together in space for a sequel dealing with Mr Blue Eyes!
Love this ending. The only thing i dont get is why your Own character Customization is deleted not like the other ending
It’s because v became another face in the crowd
Basically V is just cure from coma so they are ball, usually patients that’s has a coma the doctor recommends them to remove all their hair
Just had this ending, like all the endings it makes me a bit depressed but I still see a good side in it
See, to me, I think the writing aspect of this ending is very good. Like, it was indeed depressing but I feel disappointment is more suitable. Like, just listen to the HoloCall messages at the end. Everyone of course are angry, but, they hide it with extreme disappointment. Like.... Takemura mentions something an old mentor told him, "He expressed my thoughs - good, strong medicine is bitter to the mouth." and after he's done telling him how he's been in the past 2 years, he finishes the call with "You were very strong medicine, V."
Idk, I might have looked too deep into the writing and actually like it. Obviously... I would never truly go with this ending lol outside of getting the achievement for it or something, just like the Arasaka and the unalive one, and will always go for the Reaper ending, or Panam, especially if I'm fem V, romance Judy, she tags along as well! And you both clearly live together with the Aldecaldos. BUUT I love the writing of the ending for this one. All the other ones had happy, sad, depressed, or angry reactions, this one gave me the disappointed feeling. Or, something similar? Like... they were obviously angry, but... they shrugged it off and basically gave me the "You'll probably end up dead anyway" and/or the "You used to be a legend, now you're just going to be forgotten."
@@ryanbarber6481doooode why are people choosing other endings over this one? V lives in this one. V. Lives. He doesn’t die.
People don’t value survival at all or what? Like V lives. But people would rather have V die in six months. Wtf.
Langley job sounded interesting tbh
There should be an ending where we could download Johnny to a flash drive. Also for me that chick was so manipulative. I see no reason to help her.
She is V. Just trying to survive. Knowing she lied to us, I would gladly help her if I got the chance.
Everyone is manipulative even the characters we love like Panam and Judy but at least song told the truth in the end letting you make the final choice
"You wouldn't download a SILVERHAND, would you?"
Very jarring ending... Didn't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. I didn't hate it, but it just wasn't what I was expecting. V losing everyone, and everything in the end that is..
The entire game is banging those narrative themes on your head. That the shit V is dealing with are a metaphor for being young and the death of your dreams and the beginning of the rest of your life, of dealing with change, a core aspect of the human condition.
This is the most real ending of them all, which is why it's so sad.
I would be ok with this ending only if this ending was after any Asaka tower attack. After we send Johnny behind black wall. Then this ending would be soooo much depresing imho.
i feel like everyone hoped for a ending where u can end with panam and live together like in blood and wine ending. the dlc was good just the endings kind of not what i was hoping for from cd red
V really gone full circle. Started out as just a regular Night City citizen to a homeless Night City citizen. With no one but Vic to chat with.
I feel like this is the best ending for my V.
Started as a Corpo > became the legend of NC > actually found the cure and got cured by the goverment > said his goodbyes to anyone who would listen (playing as female V romancing Judy, this was a stab, she was soooo BSing about loving V and all it took was not even two years to not only to find someone new, but to get married. wow) > became a face in the crowd > ((what I imagine) decided to go work for the goverment at the end)
TBH this ending is depressing but not for what most people think. Think about it, in order to get this particular ending, you'll either went through a MaxTac convoy and dealt with the Militech Cerberus or survived an all out War within both Stadium and the Spaceport to drop So Mi at Reed. I think Myers deemed you too dangerous to let go as you are and they nerfed the crap outta you on purpose. What you guys think? Is it too farfetched?
Loved the story for this expansion. What’re your thoughts on how the game ended up turning out? (After CP2077 2.0 and PL). I remember you being a bit disappointed with cyberpunk overall when it first came out
I might make a thoughts video :) Generally I enjoyed it
@@xLetalis Glad to hear! Looking forward to it
So my opinion that the ending where I leave with the Aldecaldos is the best still stands.
if you befriend johnny he'll be more accepting of his fate
Hey I was just playing the endings after the dlc. And I noticed you can actually fail the dlc by not saving President Meyers. And in the Hanako ending where V is in the space station, you can see on the news that president meyers makes an appearance commenting on Saburo taking over his son’s body. I was wondering if you could do a vid on what happens when you let Meyers die and then get to that point in the hanako ending and see if there’s a different president of the NUSA
I love this DLC. The new endings are again bleak and "unhappy" but this is what makes Cyberpunk 2077
The moment with Judy (as a harcore Judymancer) hit me the hardest.
But I still like this ending for how it is written, like every other ending. An ending do not have to be hapyp to ge good or great. And this is why I love the end stages of the CB2077 game
Guess in case of "good feeling" the best ending is still the Nomad ending
Yeah, very reminiscent of the Witcher 3 endings (I dunno if you've played it or seen them) where the 'best' ending isn't what has the main characters have the best time
@@pokemonxpixie Love Witcher 3. My fav there is the empress ending
@@pokemonxpixiepersonally my happy ending in The Witcher 3 is when Ciri becomes a witcher and geralt marries triss. I could care less about the politics 😂
Hello, Mr. Letalis.
I just wanted to point out to you (perhaps you've already covered this), in case you need some fodder for an upcoming video that in Witcher 3: Blood & Wine, during "the cintrian Man" quest, if you arrive to the alley before the ball in a gown, wielding no swords; Anna Henrietta has a unique voice line commending it. Saying"we'd not have gotten in otherwise".
Cheers,
Bessi Þór
Dear sir/madam,
Please do the needful and don't address RUclips comments as if you're writing a letter, ya weirdo.
Signed,
Your mom
Not a fan of the ending, largely because of how downright f**ked up it is. Ye i mean losing cyberware sucks, but that only means you go back to who you were at the very beginning, before the base game's prologue, be like everyone else...i don't see that as ''your life is now screwed'' vibe. If anything, you can still improve yourself, you can still use guns...weapons in general, you still have skills...yet the game gives the impression V is practically disabled, beaten by a random dude on the street.
But you know what really irks me? One- your friends basically, indirectly tell you f**k off, aside from Misty and Victor, and moved on like V never existed. Two - there is no option to tell your friends, that it could take long, something could go wrong or even make sure Reed keeps the informed of V's situation...
nothing.
Aldecaldos, the clan that welcomes people, forgives, treats those they care about like family, going to the end of the world of em - telling me to not call, or as i would put it ''forget we ever knew each other at all''. You screw over Songbird, turning her back into Myer's puppet or outright killing her...and this is what V gets?
If every other ending had a positive, a silver lining, then this ending is so bad, has so many negatives...you literally lose everything, even Johnny, for nothing. This makes the suicide ending or Hanako/Arasaka ending look like best choices ever.
Try waking up from a 2 years coma, even a teen could beat you up. V is not clipped forever, he can no longer use chrome but eventually his muscles will regain strenght.
What ending are they going to make cannon in the sequel?
None. No reason to have V in the sequel, unfortunately. Heck I'm not even sure it has to be set in NC...
@@renobuttersif they wanted to they could set it before v was around a prequel if you would
Or it could be set around the same timeframe as the first one
This way we don’t know what v fate is as it’s up to is to decide
@@ghostlyswat12technically we did get that with edgerunners
I don’t agree with the idea that there won’t be a canon ending…I’m with you that there will be, considering CDPR confirmed that Orion is going to be a sequel. This implies a continuation of 2077’s story to some extent right?
With that said, I don’t really see how this ending could continue the story on. If I had to bet, I would say that the canon ending may be the blaze of glory ending. Why? All because of Mr Blue Eyes. CDPR didn’t have to include him in the expansion, specifically the king of wands ending. They’re clearly building something up with him being at the forefront of the rogue AI invasion
@@AveChristusRex789 that’s what I thought, they said a direct sequel
can you spread the word about the new crusader kings 3 mod called the witcher realms, as a fellow witcher fan this is a dream come true to control armies and conquere lands in the witcher world and the mod will add monsters magic and other races in upcoming update, you making a video about it will be great to show it to more people so modders can feel encouraged and supported to continue adding to it further and it would be nice having more content for witcher world
The only good thing about the DLC is it helps you get to that 70% That you need to get to do the secret ending. Before I could only get 60% But now all I have to do is get that last 10% that I am normally able to get and the secret ending is mine.
I would love to watch these cyberpunk videos but I haven't played it yet
I know it supposed to be a bittersweet ending but i think that Panam not answering V is bs. She's super emotional and impulsive so her ignoring V is a little out of character for me. At least she would yell at him and told him to go to hell i think. Oh and even after talking to Mitch, V would try to call again (maybe?).
It’s definitely out of character especially since V was in a coma. I think they just wanted to avoid any “happy” endings. It’s clear they didn’t want any in the main game, probably didn’t want to add any in the expansion either.
Wait so you didn’t do delamains mission with this character or did you just reset him?
I always wanted an ending where I could kill Johnny so I always went with suicide since I was happy to end my own life just to get rid of him.
This ending still sucks like all the other endings, but it sucks slightly less then blowing your head of or dying a slow horrific death or becoming a construct like Johnny.
Having said that, I think I would still do the suicide ending just to make absolutely sure Johnny dies and stays dead this time.
what did johnny do to you lmao
@@T1Diabetic Tried to kill me the first chance he got and be a dick all the time?
In Real Life (tm) I would have killed the fucker too.
hi xLetalis can u make lore videos on cyberpunk just like u did for witcher cuz i love those vids of urs
This ending is best written in my eye, hit the feels the most, kind of a bittersweet balance I expected from a story like this. Also it's very nice of FIA to sacrifice Neural Matrix to cure V, if they were assholes Reed would have been overruled and surely keeping the Matrix is more value for possible future uses, at least I assume after what Songbird says in other ending, that it can only be used once.
Which one is better dying as a legend Or sacrificing your friends ( Johnny and songbird ) for a boring life ? blaze o' glory or the quiet life? I choose dying as a legend
The ending is the most heart touching one but I really don't like seeing v broken and left by friends. But on the same time I didnt go with Su Mi cuz I felt sorry to kill Reed. Reed is the only one alongwith Misty and Vic who cares for V. But it seem CDPR wanted you to support Su Mi to escape so that you can return to the main game. So sad. I was hopping we can continue playign after this epilogue. Even with some simple mission for (npc V in2079).
Reed would care about V just like he cared for songbird. The moment he receives the order to kill V or songbird, he will just do it. He is not a friend.
This doesn't make him bad he is blind to job but he is still afriend compare him to others who ditched you just for being away.. or Su Mi this liar@@lorkano
Like I said nearly 3 years ago this is a world of cyberpunk and expecting a universally good ending for all the characters is pretty dumb. That said I rather go out with the suicide ending. This was extremely depressing to say the least. I can understand their motives to portray how the world will always manage to move on but damn this was too realistic.
>55 missed calls from panam palmer :(
This is the first time I downvote a video from you. Why have you set a title that spoils the ending? Come on…
honestly I've done this with every ending of the Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk...
@@xLetalis understandable from your point of you, sincerely. I should have been more cautious. And at least, I haven't read the 2 other title 😁 I think it's time I finish that DLC.
Did they use AI to do the voice acting in this dlc?
I was waiting this video soo badds
best ending fail the fast mission myers Dies and get panam ending
Panam best waifu
No kidding this is probably one of the worst endings possible. What a downer. It's lame because V is pathetic. Your actions even give those around you disappointing endings lol. I feel bad now. Not sad, just lame. Need to watch the others to feel satisfied.
Literally all they had to do was text panam and it would’ve been a happy ending it such bad writing that the FIA wouldn’t respond to his loved ones if he was in a coma for two years especially if they knew the date of when he would wake up they could’ve reached out to panam and moved her to Langley I’m sure she would’ve left the aldecados for V given the situation. Terrible writing
Hi xletalis the mystery involving witcher 3 and cyberpunk has been solved please talk about it(i mean bf:06:22 im wrong 100/)
Honestley not a good ending there needs to be 1 ending where he lives with the abilety to be some1 strange really I prefer almost all the outher endings I guess each to there own.
dont know why people are upset with this ending, its almost perfect and thats the point. cant have everything, but your original goal is to save yourself.
the heroic thing would be to save So Mi but in my opinion she and V firstly not that close that it warrents the self sacrifice from V, secondly wether or not she regretted playing both you and sol she still did it selfishly and dont deserve it, she deserves exactly what she got when she ''pulled the trigger'' crashing the plane.
its tough luck with Panam but he got his life back the question is at what cost, everything just like all the other ending but in this one he keeps his life to pursue another and you know what i love it.
1 last comment for your thoughts. would you rather have anarchy in society or try to fix it with regulation and order from NUSA.
If you play as V again in Cyberpunk 2 this ending is 100% a canon.
hard disagree with "everything goes wrong". yeah there are consequences. V loses Panam and Johnny gets wiped, has to adapt to living life as a regular person, can't even stand up to a rando on the streets, that sucks, sure, but he can live indefinitely now and not just for 6 months. He can still have a somewhat happy life. Its the only ending that offers something definitive instead of hope of something better in the horizon that may never come. I think its a fair trade-off.
Yes but at what cost. It cost V everything that he had and was. Imagine that you are at your full power in body and mind and suddenly you wake up weak and fragile, hardly able to walk, with everyone you loved gone and the whole world changed. Johnny said stay true to yourself but everything that you are is gone. It is not a happy end.
@ShinForgotPassxXx he's just a normal person now, imho shooting rockets out of your hands and stuff like that is jot worth your life.
@@ShinForgotPassxXx i didn't say it was a happy end. just not the 'worst' as ppl are making it out to be. V is shown post surgery, adjusting to the new life, ofc he's gonna be fragile and struggling. that isn't permanent. Hell, not even the inability to wear combat chrome is permanent if we toss hope into the mix cuz i find it far more likely to find a ripper or new tech that can fix or mitigate that issue over the years than finding a cure for some mostly unknown, rare tech eating at your brain within 6 months before you bite the dust.
@@ShinForgotPassxXxand V tried everything to survive and did this is the price it's up to you if you think it cost too much
Just a reminder that when the game starts, V is just a rando like at the end here. He has barely any implants, he's totally unknown, and he just left his previous life. Then lost Jackie, his best friend... All within one year (2077), since it's clearly said in this ending that it all happened in 2077.
So it's just the beginning of a new cycle for V. Maybe he'll fall in love with a consultant at the FIA, and build a family from there, and be happy in non-psycho ways. It's too bad he loses Panam, but even then, maybe in a few months she'll realize it wasn't V's fault, and she's lucky he came back alive and still loves her.
These endings are always both downers and open-ended enough that they can be seen as new beginnings. It's the magic of great writing.
And believe me, when you've just gone through Starfield, you can easily recognize the difference between literary writing and pulp crap. Cyberpunk 2077 is firmly in the former camp. People will remember these stories for a long time.
Big "Clockwork Orange" vibes.
This ending make me feel even more in love with the V afterlife boss ending.
And the epic cristal palace final gig.
I chose this ending on my first playthrough last night. Immediately loaded an earlier save and went with Panam. Took me to 3am but I would've slept a lot worse if I'd left it here.
If you play as V again in Cyberpunk 2 this ending is 100% a canon.
Not necessarily. The game could start with any of the endings except where you 100% die - kind of like how Telltale TWD season 3 started @@Kintabl
@@G-ManXErlik i thought the same thing as the other guy here, they set up the theme that you are a no one , so you can again advance in thee skill tree and make your name in NC, also the corpos are stronger than ever and they destroy the city slowly but surely, so they set up the antagonists again. If they want the second game to have V as its main character then this is the only ending where things can work out, personally i think this is for v's life in the game , every ending is open to a continuation somehow but that will never happen , the future of V is for him to make , we as the player just decided what that future can look like.
Not a huge fan of this ending... it seems that even if you have fully cybernetic arms/legs and a whole bunch of other vital implants, it doesn't really affect you in the end, somehow you end up having a normal body as if it wasn't modified at all. And also the notion that your life is basically screwed if you can't have any combat cyberwere is a bit forced.
Other endings/variations can be found in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLMpNwDjXWh0y2vWc0wTNuqBzt9caIskd3
I've been reading it as basically "this is not the choice V would make". The player can make it, but V isn't one to throw people under the bus and beg repeatedly to live. A netrunner lives fast and dies hard.
My least favorite ending by far. For the reasons you mentioned. Also because none of the characters behavior in the credits makes any sense. Like CDPR rewrote their personalities to make it more of a bummer ending. And the game seems to think that two years constitutes an eternity. Which nobody over the age of 14 believes.
I never understood how it would be possible to remove cyberware to have a normal body, as if it was organic. Maybe it would be possible to replicate organic limbs are organs and muscles in Cyberpunk universe?
@@CoolHandLuke7 The entirety of the ending just seems to be sacrificing character for themes, even though we already kind of got the "life of peace" ending with The Star.
@@yutro213Reed said they're disabled no mention of removal
Need a cure for hope and happiness? Play Cyberpunk 2077, you'll feel like skydiving without a parachute. 😄
There’s a guy who did the world record and he did survive lol
@@darkart4551
😄
This ending is just sad and depressing and feels like there was no hope from the very beginning.
Honestly the only “happy ending” is when you ride off into the sunset with panam (and in my case judy as well)
You can leave night city with Judy and panam?
@@theogrelord5579 if you are female v and romanced judy and chose the aldecados
@@hockeyking30 I currently am playing as female v. After being male v for my first play through and leaving with panam and watching the credits I saw how Judy was and was like nah lol
To me Panam ending is still the best, however this seems to be the only ending where V actually survives in the long term and its actually kind of realistic if you look at it, if you ghost everyone for two years people will move on, even in real life. Hell some would even move on faster. I can't tell you how many people i have lost contact with over the years and have no idea what they are doing right now and vice versa. So in that way it's actually very realistic and sometimes you just need a fresh start, a clean slate if you will so even if it doesn't feel like its the best ending it actually may be the best one if you really look into it
Would it be to hard to have a compromise ending? One where we can just stop the Relic from progressing and live on sharing the body with Johnny? All endings we got are just different shades of sad and depressing, it's so out of character for everyone V has helped to treat him like they do, if only Reed or the NUSA had contacted V's friends and told them about the coma so they wouldn't just move on would have made it much better even if V has to live as a cripple.
Not when the devs have a boner for sad endings, thinking it's the pinnacle of art.
The goal throughout was to find a cure. This ending is bittersweet but I am content. To have those V cared about move on while she was AWOL, hurts, but it is on them, not V. Not like she ghosted, she contacted everyone prior. She still has a few people in her life, including Reed and a job, if she wants it. I switched when Songbird owned up and I'm glad I did as my only intention was to save V and I wouldn't have gone through with killing Reed. V and Johnny parted on sad but good terms, he understood the decision. Powerful writing
I'm gonna eventually buy Cyberpunk again once and if they release it with the DLC included like they did with Witcher III.
Also it's nice to finally find someone who plays as Male V, I can't stand Female V's voice.
I think its called phantom liberty bundle
This ending is excruciating and sad. After this journey. I feel so freaking empty. This is worse than a "good" ending. Fuuuuuk. Good thing i chose the other way. 😢
A long awaited video. Thanks X. Keep it up man
They've given everything to make the only "V-Survival"-Ending as uncomfortable as possible. No contact possible to Panam, Judy is married in Pittsburgh. Over all, for me there is still only one good ending.
Beeing female V, have a relationship with Judy and do the Aldecado's end. Driving with Judy and Panam away and try to find a cure.
The first impression of this ending was very negative, depressing, I felt great pity for my V...It actually came to Dexter DeShawn's words when V asks if she wants to die young but famous, or old but smelling of urine, just like someone the world doesn't know../she because I am a female/...Today, after several days, I see this ending the same.....as sad, but I don't want my V. to die somewhere with Panam or Judy.......she/he will die, just the player won't see it..Death can be good if it has a reason, but this is not that case..I played the game for the eighth time now and I can't say that I hate Johnny, I really don't, but I don't like him one bit... I can't help myself :)...And a few words for the complete conclusion, when V. gets lost in the crowd of people on the street..In my opinion, this symbolizes that V. will survive, but she/he will survive like NOBODY...Do you understand, and that comes to me from CDPR as something very cruel..
I have a question.
I hoped on to the dlc and left should i end the game in embers or should i go to the date with Rogue and than take care of smasher and after that go with dlc ending?
I don't think you can get the DLC ending after a regular ending, if you can, the game will pretend the first ending didn't happen, I think
@@xLetalis i got it.
Than ill check what will happen haha
great job spiling the ending in the title :/
Can you make a video of maybe the books or summary of the books and how u like them. I’m in the 4th Witcher book rn and I would love to see videos of Witcher books
I'll consider it
I played default female V street kid, I have a feeling that it fits perfect the world of cyberpunk, it feels canon for me, from the beginning, and after the first main game and the PL expansion I realized there is no good ending, I remember that quote in Witcher 3, the lesser evil, V either dies or she/he became a normal person, no matter how much V fights, not matter how much she/he tries the ending is still the same, dying or became a nobody and NPC, a face in the crowd like everybody else, after all there's no canon V or canon ending, V is you, the player, it's not like Geralt in Witcher, or Like Arthur in RDR2(just some examples)
I feel like after all the endings that we've seen this is the only one that is partially good, V survives, Johnny no, the point of the game is making V finding a cure make sure that your V survives no matter the cost, I feel like this ending leave a lot of space for a sequel, who know maybe we will be able to add our V from the old game in the sequel and continue the story of V.
Johnny Silverhand is dead anyway, he died 50 years ago, he was an amazing character but he was a parasite inside someone else body. The only true homie in the game is Viktor Vektor, he was the only one who cared about V, no matter who you romance or how many friends you make, they gave up on you after being 2 years in a coma, on the other side of the country, yes they've called you a lot, gave a lot of messages, but if they really cared they would have search for you, If you romance Judy for example she gave up on you and she gets married somewhere in Pittsburg, like wtf??? if you love someone you won't let him/her disappear just like that.
If this is the end of V' story It's good, if not well, will see but it better be worth it.
After all of this, I still think that the endings where V is alive and stay in Night City can be a good follow-up to Cyberpunk 2. He can either be a customer, have connection to a fixer (like Rogue, for example) and ask if the MC can help him with stuffs OR he truly became a living legend in Night City just like in the ending where he cooporate with Mr. Blue Eyes, but this time he has been cured and switch to being a fixer instead.
I loved this ending personally. Suitably bittersweet.
To me it’s so weird to listen a male V’s voice. Thanks!
literally THE WORST ending, V loses everything and everyone.
I hated this ending. V is vournable human in world of cyberware inhanced people.
It's so depressing.
I just wanted to cuddle on couch with Kerry and
If I die, I die.
Please adjust the title of this video. There are still many people who haven't gotten around to their "2.0" playthrough. Love ya! :)
The worst and shittiest ending i hated the ending . So on my second play through i fixed My mistakes
I highly recommend checking out this ending with a good relationship with Johnny
I actually did that one and it was really good
Really in the thumbnail...
Johnny keeping V's body still my favorite ending, this ending only proves you dont have any real friend except for Johnny and Victor
This ending also made me dislike Panam even more, I wont romance her anymore lol
@@_Damian.It's ridiculous. When Johnny gets the body, Panam somehow understands that there is Silverhand in V's shoes and threatens Johnny. But in this ending, somehow, she doesn't think of something could happen to V.
@@_Damian. i sorta got that feeling too but i can't blame her. you get attached hard to someone and then they ghost you for 2 years? no one will deal with that graciously. its rough.
Temperance, while depressing as fuck, is so well done that it might be my favorite ending.
Honestly i was Shocked with Panam left a bad taste in my mouth. @@_Damian.
I wouldn't say everything has gone wrong. Sure turning into a normie for life sucks but it doesn't have to be a bad thing. The increased corpo presence is worrying but it was going to happen anyway. All of your friends have moved on for good or bad: Judy got married ( :) ), Kerry is ultra-famous ( :D ), River became a snitch and lives in shame ( :( ), Panam did the nomad thing and left (and refuses to talk to me >:( , thats the worst part of the ending aside the new haircut), Viktor lost his last delusions and joined the corpo world but still seem content with his life, Misty also abandoned her delusions and start exploring the lost beauty of the world (shame no words about Mama Wells), oh and Rogue takes care of your cat if you have it. All in all not a bad ending, but I still hate how we can't keep in touch with our nomad friends (even if Pam is hurt the rest should at least be grateful of all we have done)
v survives but loses some of her friends in the process viktor and kerry were still willing to talk to her
river and judy idk and panam her phone just...turned off :(
so in the main end game ending it's either leave with panam and live out the rest of your life with the nomads or in this ending be cured but lose all your pals except for kerry and viktor
Dude the endings are all so depressing in the DLC... i will give it to the writers on this one.
This endings just depressing for me. How’s still being alive worth this much? V loses everything he ever cares about, hates himself and is a big pussy too. His future is just working some minimum wage job and hoping not to get mugged or murdered on a weekly basis.
The only friend he has is in town in Vik and only 2 other people care enough to reach out to you after and one of them is just to tell you not to contact them anymore.
I’d wish we’d gotten an ending where they figured out how to suspend the Relics ability to over write V’s engram. Would’ve loved to see this duo come back for the sequel but it is what it is. Maybe having no way out clean is the beauty of the story but to me. Living 2 years with The Aldacados is worth more than 100 years of living like V will in this situation
It all comes down to what Dexter said, you wanna go out in a blaze of glory smelling like posies? Or survive as a shadow of your former self smelling of urine but still alive.
Worst ending ever. Worse than Saka's "dog" and suicide ending... V lives but loses everything else, turn into a ghost, a no one... just one friend left, even Misty leaves NC... I rather die or live during the time I still have left, being me, close to my friends and the people I cared about. Ok this is not a terrible ending, just the most bitter one...
"V becomes a face in the crowd" Helluva description there.
I was gunning for Song Bird 15% into the DLC so yeah she dead in my game.
Damn misty got some hard surgery.... or its ps5 version
Man that was depressing.
boy that ending is depressing af
A bit more messed up that then Saka ending.
I disagree. The arasaka ending is worse both on a personal level for V and the entire world as a whole.
@@mattmark94 now that is true.