@@lordmorklen5166 i have a question , in the beginning of the game you have a mission to steal a spider bot and you have to kill everybody inside... after completing this mission everywhere i come on the streets or eaven cruising in my car i keep getting attacked by a group of gangs in 2 cars.. and they are very hard to kill i keep dying over and over i play on normal difficulty.. i tried reloading certain points of the game to try to avoid them ... but after the mission is done i keep getting attacked by them .. doesnt matter where i come or where i go they spot me on the streets and go after me instantly and i keep dying do you or does somebody knows what to do to solve this problem??? Much appreciated
Thnx , already fixed it i killed them when you kill them they dont come after you anymore untill you do a mission or a gig to upset them they will come again in 2 cars but if you kill them its done and they dont attack you anymore
Just as with real life, you will preform better in Cyberpunk after sleep, a shower, and coffee. The corpo apartment has all three. Shower adds and hour long health regen boost and the coffee gives you an hour of speed boost
I love the fact that they named the first ripper doc that you meet in the game "Viktor". Later on, when he revives V, they say something about feeling like Frankenstein. There are several other easter eggs too, all which make it very clear that the devs were making an allusion to Dr. Victor Frankenstein.
There’s another joke, there in Victor’s name - in the old movie _Airplane!_ Leslie Neilson’s character asks the ground crew named Victor “What’s the Vector, Victor?” The ripper doc’s name is likely an homage to that, as well.
One that ought to be on this list is that you can head down to the beach by Pacifica (left-hand-side of the map), run up and down the entire beach killing all the enemies you see. There's enough there to keep cycling their respawns endlessly without having to leave the area, and they have a decent chance of dropping those booster shards. It's an insanely quick way to power-level your street cred and make some serious bank in the process, with a selling point at each end of the beach! I believe I was making about 40k eddies per inventory-load.
don't forget the Mall. I did the VDB-Mission, then later returned to loot some stuff i forgot earlier...i didn't expect to run into a big handful of scavs lol
Something similar can be done in the park under the big corpo plaza roundabout in the city center. That park has like 8 mobs that you can zip between and eliminate and while you circle around they're already respawning. This was my playground for new abilities and perks I get
I accidentally did this. I was far south on the beach doing one psycho and then had to head north along the beach to the next psycho and was like "why ate there SO many thugs" lol and took them all out >_
I just did this exact method to get my headhunter skill to max for my achievement, just stumbled across it and was like hmm if I skip time can I just run back through and repeat😂
There's a hidden quest in Watson called "I'm in Love with My Car" (you can look it up online for quest location). It gives you one of the best cars in this game (basically a Quadra Type-66 but with guns). So don't miss it if you haven't got it yet.
The real quickhack you shouldn't sleep on is Sonic Shock at Tier 4 or higher. It effectively erases an enemy's presence from their allies, allowing you to take them out without anyone noticing via whatever "quiet" method you want to use, a silenced weapon, a quickhack, a thrown knife, or a blade. It's like Memory Wipe, but better, and cheaper.
Yeah. It actually makes the game a cake walk. SS and then Insta kill with synapse burnout. Plus being able to do it from hacked cams, and you never get traced. It's actually stupid OP.
Regarding #8 … I had the perk where hacking a netrunner who is hacking you spreads what you’re quickhacking onto multiple enemies. A netrunner was hacking me and I hit them with cyberpsychosis. Next thing I know, 8 of them were all cyberpsychos fighting each other.
The quest for the free Caliburn used to pop up at 40 Street Cred with a marker on the map. I don't know if I missed it this time or they moved it to hidden quests. There is also a weaponized Quadra, a tribute to Ken Block, for free in Watson. And if you are a bit patient for money: when you hack into things at 40+ you get legendary quickhacks which sell 20k+ a piece.
The black Caliburn is indeed a hidden quest now. Not sure at what level it's unlocked, but it wasn't there when I did Panam's quest at level 25, and it was there when I went back at level 50.
Here's a tip: Don't put off finishing the game. You get some bonuses for finishing the game that carryover to your character after you finish the game. For example, if you loot the final boss, you can go to his ship after the game and get a crafting spec for an incredibly powerful smart shotgun that shoots rockets and gives you stack of pyromania if you have that perk. Depending on which ending you do, you can get exclusive iconic weapons, such an assault rifle for doing the final mission with rogue or an iconic revolver if you do the final mission with the Aldecaldos. As I said, you can continue to use these weapons with your character after finishing the game, and use them while doing Phantom Liberty. The smart shotgun I mentioned earlier is incredibly useful, especially on Very Hard and even more so if you have pyromania.
I thought the game automatically reverts to your last save at the beginning of Nocturne when you finish the main story? Did they change that with Phantom Liberty?
Best balance I've found for me in terms of crafting mats & credits: any tier below what I'm equipped with (meaning if I have blue weapons and chrome) I sell at vendors (in our example of having blue gear, we'd sell green and white weapons) and dismantle blues I get for crafting materials to upgrade to the next tier. Soon enough blue gear will be replace and any blue items get added to the sale pool. The reason this works is that I pick up enough broken weapons for low-tier crafting mats that I can just craft them into higher tier materials when combined with the weapons I dismantle. Once I hit 500k eddies, I dismantle everything and rely on payouts from gigs to keep it afloat from there.
I bought Cyberpunk 2077 on release day back in 2020 and dropped it after a week or two. I never in my life thought I'd be saying "Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best games I've ever played" in 2023, but here we are.
@@tewks4458 at least you had the sense to give it another go, and now you see how much work they have put into it - a lot of people still hate on the game having never played it, just basing opinions on past reviews of the game.
11 - some junk vendors can sell perk points and skill xp shards 12 - food vendors sell items that permanently buff you. These are very small, like 2% STA regen, but still.
I can’t remember the perk names but it’s in intelligence and it allows you to hack the net runner through cover and then that hack spreads to all the enemies around. There’s been a couple times where I’ve had a whole base do suicide at once. Really fun. Totally recommend. I think it’s 3 perks, one to identify them, one to hack them through cover and one to spread your hack to all their friends.
You know what, I really regret playing this game for 200 hours before 2.0. I finished it three times with different endings, did pretty much all the missions and side gigs, and now I'm replaying it and it's super boring. I want to level up a bit and upgrade stuff before getting to Phantom Liberty. People who play it now for the first time must really enjoy it. Playing a game at release nowadays is just making sure you're playing the worst version of it.
1000 times YES. And it sounds kinda lame, but guys, y'all be honest... Cyberpunk really is more than just another shootem up game. I had no idea how deep, emotional, and inspiring this shit was going to be. It's got it's bugs, but guys... c'mon, Keanu fucking Reeves and Idris ELba.............. and Panam's Ass.
I'm from the era when games only shipped complete versions on floppy disks, or you could download a demo from the Apogee BBS or other independent BBS'. I was the SysOp of The Steel Modem. Cut me a break on the name, I was ten. I cannot -- cannot -- STAND what companies have been getting away with these past several years. But it seems the corpos have been able to turn it into a lucrative business model thanks to general apathy mixed with zero patience on the part of the customer.
I regret not looking up the missable iconic weapons on first playthrough made me grind the whole game with mid tier normal weapons before finding out i could just pick up rebeccas shotgun and the arasaka tower katana
Only playing the games now, played it for the first time last night. Sorry mate, Living under a rock for a little bit payed off this time it seems lmao
I just bought this game a couple months ago. It's probably one of the best games I've ever played, it's so polished and has a brilliant story. I am aware of how bad it was at launch, but I am so glad they fixed it. What an amazing game!
Quick note for anyone just starting to use Hidden Dragon: you need airtime to get it. It used to be that double jumping right beside the target was enough, but it seems that after 2.0 you need a bit extra height to make it happen.
I think this is because the trigger condition is your max jump height or + bit higher than it must be achieved. Like, if you need to do a full-height jump before smashing down onto your target with the move to trigger; What I haven't seen is if the measurement accounts for standing on higher platforms. Like if your max jump height is 5m and this makes the trigger require 5.5m (which you can do from the ground with cyberware), if you stood on a platform 3m tall and jumped a short 2.5m that would also fulfill the trigger condition. That's what I'm unsure about.
I skipped out on this game cause of the rocky and negative release and kind of just forgot about it cause of all the other good games there are to play…when I saw this huge update and the improvements I immediately bought the game and am having a blast! Thanks again for the tips!
Dang I wish I would’ve known about how big the sleep buff was. I knew there was one in the game but I didn’t think it would be big enough to be worth picking it up. I always do all of Regina’s gigs before going to the heist so having that buff would’ve been nice before I did all the missions lol
Disassembling clothes instead of weapons is bad advice for gaining crafting components, because clothes always give 1 component, while weapons give 5 or more if the weapon had mods on it. A 5++ tier weapon gives 15 components compared to 1 from tier 5 clothing.
I don't know why but I always thought Big Dan's outra "I should go" was hilarious. Not goodbye or see you later. Big Dan knows where he is needed. Great videos!
Can you please avoid spoilers, and if you need to say something that is a spoiler just give a warning. As this is a 10 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier video and a lot of people who watch these have just started or are about to start the game.
crafting is super usefull, the engineer build was before, now tech only upgrades the amount of cyberware you can get, that you use in all builds, you need the mats to upgrade the tiers for the iconics weapons and cyberware that you get, so the mats from the weapons are very useful, the creds you get a ton with just the missions
Thanks dude, I only started playing this last week and I've really been struggling to get into it. Purely because it just throws so much at you all at once and it's a lot to take in and understand. But I've stuck with it and videos like yours are a Godsend and the more I learn about how to play it properly, the more I'm growing to like it. :)
@@theyloveahmadd This was it, I'd been watching tutorial videos and couldn't understand why none of it made sense, people were going on about this Cyberware and that weapon mod and this part of the menu, none of which I had or could find on my game. Then I realised the updates had completely changed the game, how it looked, the menu's, the types of cyberwear, mods and upgrades that were there, the skill trees ect, I had to refine my tutorial searches and narrowed it down to videos done in the last 3 months before I could find ones like this. It could have been an absolutely class game this but there's so much wrong with it, even after all the updates, it's still a broken mess, such a shame because apparently they've abandoned it now to work on other things, so this is as good as it's going to get :( There's tons of issues with characters and models clipping into the ground or walls, cut scene facial expressions are awful, none of it syncs up with the dialogue being spoken and my game has crashed on me now about 20 or so times, I don't understand how they've spent so many years and so much time on this thing and it's still not a fully working game, it blows my mind. Especially since the Witcher 3 was such a polished game.
@@kragger1985 It's still broken on PS5 full of bugs and glitches, crashes all the time, NPC's stuck in the ground, floating cars and rocks and the cut scene animations and facial expressions are terrible.
If theres one thing I learned from the dlc, it's that misty is the pnly friend who will stay with you through thick and thin, everyone else moved on and no longer wants to be associated with you after your 3 years coma. Amazing how V sacrificed many things for these "friends" and was there for them in their times of need but they arent there for you in your dire time of need.
I have to disagree about not dismantling weapons. You get 5 component piece instead of 1 when you dismantle clothing. As for money, craft quickhacks and sell them as you can get a lot of quickhack components from access points.
For the free car, pretty sure you have to have a street cred of 40 so that’s not “early” game anymore. I just started a new choom and there was no car yet with a street cred of 32
I use the sprint speed legs instead of the jump legs. I just find it more useful, especially with a squishy build since some perks make you harder to hit the faster you are moving.
For the Raycaster you need to unlock the crate first to get the car. Regarding Enemies trying to hack you they have a proximity to their hacks. If you run a good distance away from them you could cause fails because they don't have a good range to effect you. I normally don't use cameras to hack enemies because you would always alert everyone and blow stealth. It's best to room to room deal with guys that way although it's harder but you won't blow stealth if you're good enough. I play on Max Difficulty.
There's another free car that you can get which has become my favorite car in the game. It's a hooned out police cruiser I think and it's so much fun. I found it during one of the Delamain missions where you have to find the rogue cars. There's one that you follow through a warehouse and while going through it Silverhand appears and says you should try to get into the car. It's locked but the keys are nearby. Once you find them, the car is yours. I don't fast travel anymore because it's way more fun to rip through night city in this thing.
Don't Listen to the advice against breaking down gray weapons for components, you can only Upgrade Iconic weapons however ALL CYBERWARE is Upgradable and there NOT CHEAP on component costs and components are harder to acquire in terms of farming especially after 2.01
Wanted more tips and fewer spoilers. For me, the feeling of finding a cool weapon or car is in the discovery. If someone says, "go to point A on map and get best car in entire game" then that means it's not worth getting excited you might get a cool car reward from completing a difficult task as it won't be worth it because it's never going to be as good as the car you were given at the beginning of the game. But if I found it myself due to exploration, then that wouldn't bother me.
There's actually a way to access the ladder in the kerry quest without double jumps, you have to use the wall in front of it and sprint jump. tested jenkin's tendons in 2.1
Two more tips: PICK UP EVERYTHING - you can convert junk into common crafting componenets and then convert them to green components for a 5 to 1 ratio. This will give you more components AND level up your Engineering skill. Win-win VISIT FOOD VENDORS - there are some later food and drink items that give permanent bonuses
Do NCPD missions. They're quick (straightforward objective), generally pretty easy, and you get a cash payout as well as the weapons the enemies use, plus a boat load of skills shards and occasionally a iconic weapon/schematic.
As a net runner I can't remember the last time I was anywhere near the line of fire, thus weapon glitch was fairly useless. Using a combination of intelligence, tech and cool I'd approach a building by stealth (from a neighboring roof if possible) and hack into the cameras. Using Contagion, and a raven cyberdeck I could clear an entire building in under a minute in most cases. Any stragglers were marked, pinged, and zeroed curtesy of the rounds my tech sniper rifle shot through their skulls. Before the phantom liberty patch, I didn't even need the rifle.
Been playing CP2077 since its launch date back in Dec. 2020. How did I not know about that free Rayfield from the Panam mission?!!! Going to go get that RIGHT NOW!! Also, since I never played patch 1.5 and later (did my last playthrough when 1.3 was the newest one) I had no idea about the Fixer rewards. I always do the sidequests anyway, but now I have something extra to look forward to. 🙂
Some decent tips but 1. Can't buy crafting materials anymore and 2. Directing New/Returning players to piss off Panam just to get a car (that you can buy later) is kinda shitty. Missing out on far better options right away and down the line.
The hidden dragon is really pleasant to use with samurai swords ! I think it's called « air strike » but I have to check to be sure. The fact that you can jump and split enemies in half is fantastic.
Best quickhack in my opinion, is Contagion. Throw it on a couple of different enemies in a large pack, and sit back to watch it spreading and wiping out the whole bunch.
I really like « weapons giltch ». « Reboot Optics » and « Cyberware Malfunction » are pretty good too. I always love to see the enemies being completely blind and lost when I shoot them in the face.
The new rules for hacking, including stacking quickhacks, are the bomb. You can often get bonuses for stacking one of each type of quickhack and Weapon Glitch is a good starter.
Clothing only nets you one crafting component of the associated tier, weapons grant you either 5 or 7 if it's a + tier, and once you get into tier 5, the ++give you 15. Money is way easier to get just through breaching access points and selling the plethora of quickhacks you acquire. I easily sell enough to take all of a vendors money while still having a shit ton left over.
Tip for the net runners that I find is the best is to make sure you have the "counter-a-hack" perk from the intelligence tree and you will be able to hack the net runner right back through obstacles. I also recommend getting the "copy-paste" hack with it because when they do hit you with their net run and you can hit them back it will affect most of the enemies around thay netrunner.
dude i didn't know i got 2X XP when i sleep, i've been sleeping unintentionally with the "i want to see you" quest with panam 😂(i do it because im lonely...)
Only criticism here is that you say "edgerunners" during the part on dealing with being quickhacked, implying that all edgerunners are netrunners which isn't true (nor are all netrunners edgerunners). In the Cyberpunk universe it's used as a universal term for people who "live on the edge", though it's never specified on the edge of what - sometimes it refers to style, sometimes it refers to people who are thrillseekers. Outside of Cyberpunk, it usually refers to people who live on the edge of the law such as mercenaries or "military contractors". In the Shadowrun universe it's synonymous with a shadowrunner.
I played the game the first time ever the past month, and I found the immobility quickhack super useful in the base game (don't have Phantom Liberty yet). I found it insanely useful against melee enemies if you get the perk to, I think double, the length of control hacks on 100% health units. I've had situations where I root one in place with the last of my RAM, and smart gun the now worthless enemy from max to dead with just one use of that quickhack, even on very hard.
There’s actually 2 set of perks in the intelligence tree that reveals enemy net runners when they are hacking you and the 2nd perk adds to that if you hack them back it cancels their hack and gives them and others around the hack you put on the net runner and throughout my play through the hack that spreads to other enemies is massive you’ll probably clear the entire combat scenario by hacking back one netrunner
9:15 - Alternatively, call up any of your available vehicles, as they have a storage at their back (even the motorcycles), which you can access at any time and unload anything you don't want to carry at the moment. Just gotta make sure to be near a road and not in the middle of most missions as they tend to disable your ability to call your ride.
A neat trick is using ping then weapon glitch on the farther enemies, then switching quickhacks before they notice you to lethal to take down nearby bogies is pretty damn efficient mostly if theres a mech, always use suicide on mechs
Sometimes when im playing cyber punk just driving around or just running around i forget im playing cyber punk and think batman is going to appear and beat my ass for some reason
Couple extras: 1. If you turn down Panam’s choice, you get the Archer Quartz car, but it locks you out of a lot of stuff as it’s necessary for her side gigs and romance questline. There’s also an iconic weapon during the revenge rampage you go on that you won’t get otherwise. The car will be added to the auto fixer a couple days later, so you’re way better off just buying it. 2. If you’re doing a netrunner build, you can use one of your relic perks to add the weapon glitch quick hack to your monowire and apply it with charged hits. Personally, I think doing the movement one is better because applying it improves follow up attacks with the monowire, but the option is there.
Very good video, I got a lot our of it - is it worth you mentioning what version of cyberpunk your tips are based on as they appear to make significant changes now and again.
Great video, i still tend to forget to sleep before missions and i'm on my second playthrough :D Couple useful things (that you didn't mention) came to mind; -Regarding enemy quickhacks, self-ice is a must have no matter what type of a build you're going for, it negates an enemy quickhack every time. (well, it has a cooldown of course so maybe not each and every one but most of the time its works perfectly and upgrading it decreases the cooldown and it's one less thing you need to worry about in combat) -bloodpump+biomonitor combo is another must imo because it's essentially an auto-heal so that's also one less thing you need to worry about in combat. And furthermore, if you invest perk points improving healing items and health regen, you can make V almost invincible :D
I wish there was a Veteran mode like in the STALKER games. With brutal, visceral, and quick combat, with none of that Bullet Sponge RPG Shenanigans. I also wish that shooting all the enhanced Cyborgs would look and feel like Binary Domain or at the very least, Gunblade NY. Just chunk flying all over the place and baddies trying to pick up their arm, still holding the gun. Or just shooting randomly cuz you blew their head off but their implants keep them going for a while. You know, next gen shit... C'est la vie.
The best enemy Netrunner deterrent is the Self Ice cyberware and the perk where you can upload a quickhack through walls against netrunners trying to quickhack you. There's also a perk where you have a chance to spread your quickhack to other enemies within range of the enemy netrunner. I was lucky enough to system collapse an enemy netrunner, which spread to 6 additional enemies around them. All of them insta-crashed, which was exciting and rewarding.
Cripple movement stuns people in the same way weapon glitch does, and the legendary version reduces the target's armor by 25% (45% on the iconic one). Plus it freezes them in one spot, giving you plenty of opportunity to make some distance, or wait for some more ram to generate.
A better way to make money is the NCPD icons. You can literally run between then, kill a few enemies, pick up the thing, and net at least a thousand each. Once you get out to Heywood that bumps up to 5k easy. Plus the weapons you can disassemble or sell, you can make a ton of Eddies really quickly. If you sleep and shower in your apartment beforehand, you can level up extremely fast. I was above level 20 during the heist with Jackie bc of this lol
My Number 1 tip for Quick Hacking: Slotting them in order so your preferred one appears first in the list.>> They are listed in order based on where you slot each one. I personally use Short Circuit as my first in line (top of the list). That way you can rapid fire it as fast as you can shoot a gun. To do this, load your quickhacks from the BOTTOM first, making sure that the quickhack you want to be at the top of the list is slotted LAST into the TOP LEFT slot. So top right for 2nd last, and TOP LEFT for the last one.
I found cripple movement to be a better alternative for weapon glitch because it'll still stun enemies and stop them from shooting you a couple of seconds but also does wonders for enemies that have sandy. The new 2.1 buffed Adam Smasher is still a joke if you just keep hitting him with cripple movement
One thing I wish I knew earlier was that you can access your stash from the trunk of your personal vehicle! I used to be overloaded all the time with Iconic weapons and clothing I didn’t want to sell, scarfing down all the capacity boosters I needed until I could make it to an apartment. No more! 😂
With netrunber builds you can save lots of ram if you trigger the netrunner first with a silenced weapon. Using an intelligence skill you can spread a quick hack to all enemies through the netrunner while he traces you. Excellent for using Blackwall gateway
Sell guns to pay off Vik first, then get the ankles, then start breaking weapons down for components to upgrade your iconic weapons. Also, you can convert lower tier components into higher level ones through crafting
Also in reference to point 8, the actual best counter is the Counter-a-hack skill that lets you hack them back through walls and obstacles and for the copy-paste skill to then apply your hack to all their allies... Not sure why you left that one off the most appropriate section.
You don't have to fast travel to open the stash you can just call your car and depending on which car you have equipped it would be in the front or in the back in the trunk of the car
You can call your car and go to the truck to access your stash. You can then drop off any gear weighing you down. Then, head to a vendor and access the stash again to sell what want.
The best fixer reward by far is Regina Jones called the "axolotl" for each kill you get you reduce your cyberwear cool down for around 10% so there you go
You can get the Axolotl from Phantom Liberty ripperdocs once you are above level 40 IIRC. Axolotl is only really good for Sandy builds for infinite Sandy. For netrunners the iconic COX-2 is by far the better choice giving your quickhacks the ability to crit at +100% damage.
Think I might be the only one that hasn’t needed to rely on the reinforced tendons to double jump. I did both of my playthroughs with the lynx paws - as a heavily stealthy player, that cyberware definitely keeps me silent. It’s nice. But just a personal pref
Don’t think you’ll get an extra reward from Regina and it sucks the challenge challenge but keeping a Blue Level Rare Memory Wipe in your deck of iconics makes it 10x more easier to stealthily knock out all but 2 or 3 of of the Cyberphyscho’s
You can get a free car with guns attached to the front after jackies death. Its north west. There are a bunch of open warehouses and its located in there sitting alone... no quests needed.
Easiest thing to do is get Delamain's job to hunt down his wayward cars, drive up to northeast Northside and find the missing car. When you do, you'll be in an area with lots of abandoned warehouses. Drive around, and you'll find it inside one of them. Keys are in a nearby trash pile under a board. The car is a Javelina with machine guns, painted as a tribute to the late racer Ken Block
I do craft alot though i save up those components for leveling up the good cyberware that i get put on my character. It's beneficial actually, and you can craft the lesser components into higher components for said cyberware upgrades.
i personally like the fortified ankles over the double jump. when combined with the dash (and subsequent air dash), i never need a vehicle again as i can combo them together endlessly and scale everything with ease. plus, you still get a double jump when jumping off a vehicle, which could be an oversight but makes me feel OP in a good way. i think it's a slept on cyberware.
Legend has it, Hanako is still waiting at the embers
Embers staff - "Hanako-sama, today is my son's second birthday that I have missed since you arrived. Who are we waiting for, your daddy?"
@@lordmorklen5166 i have a question , in the beginning of the game you have a mission to steal a spider bot and you have to kill everybody inside... after completing this mission everywhere i come on the streets or eaven cruising in my car i keep getting attacked by a group of gangs in 2 cars.. and they are very hard to kill i keep dying over and over i play on normal difficulty.. i tried reloading certain points of the game to try to avoid them ... but after the mission is done i keep getting attacked by them .. doesnt matter where i come or where i go they spot me on the streets and go after me instantly and i keep dying do you or does somebody knows what to do to solve this problem??? Much appreciated
You don’t have to kill them u can side with them
And running is always ezer than fighting 😊
Thnx , already fixed it i killed them when you kill them they dont come after you anymore untill you do a mission or a gig to upset them they will come again in 2 cars but if you kill them its done and they dont attack you anymore
My poor V, I haven’t slept a single day in Cyberpunk or ate anything 😂
Just as with real life, you will preform better in Cyberpunk after sleep, a shower, and coffee. The corpo apartment has all three. Shower adds and hour long health regen boost and the coffee gives you an hour of speed boost
The apartment in The Glen has also a coffee machine. It’s also cheaper.
the corpo plaza apartment also offers cigarettes and whiskey, perfect combo for performance :)
Ahhh so thats what that weird blue thing next to my health bar was then?!? Did wonder lol
In other words, the hehe is still 💩
@@RealOliyeah sure sure
You can no longer buy crafting components from vendors in the game. All components are either found or acquired through dismantling now.
What a drag
@@GhostGamer799at least you don't have to craft like a psycho to get your technical skills to level 20. I swear that was so annoying.
@@brucesnow7125 I feel sorry for your pain brother but atleast is better for the 2.0 patch
I farmed a shit ton of mats before the update. Im happy I did.
Wait, do you mean for 2.01, from my understanding you can buy rare CDs from junk store then duplicate them using any vendor. Is this still working?
I love the fact that they named the first ripper doc that you meet in the game "Viktor". Later on, when he revives V, they say something about feeling like Frankenstein. There are several other easter eggs too, all which make it very clear that the devs were making an allusion to Dr. Victor Frankenstein.
There’s another joke, there in Victor’s name - in the old movie _Airplane!_ Leslie Neilson’s character asks the ground crew named Victor “What’s the Vector, Victor?” The ripper doc’s name is likely an homage to that, as well.
I think they say something about him being Victor and you being his monster.
@@queenannsrevenge100I love that movie so much. Had it on repeat when I was younger.
One that ought to be on this list is that you can head down to the beach by Pacifica (left-hand-side of the map), run up and down the entire beach killing all the enemies you see. There's enough there to keep cycling their respawns endlessly without having to leave the area, and they have a decent chance of dropping those booster shards. It's an insanely quick way to power-level your street cred and make some serious bank in the process, with a selling point at each end of the beach! I believe I was making about 40k eddies per inventory-load.
don't forget the Mall. I did the VDB-Mission, then later returned to loot some stuff i forgot earlier...i didn't expect to run into a big handful of scavs lol
Dude thank you. I am falling behind on crafting components and I just need trash mobs to farm lol.
Something similar can be done in the park under the big corpo plaza roundabout in the city center. That park has like 8 mobs that you can zip between and eliminate and while you circle around they're already respawning. This was my playground for new abilities and perks I get
I accidentally did this. I was far south on the beach doing one psycho and then had to head north along the beach to the next psycho and was like "why ate there SO many thugs" lol and took them all out >_
I just did this exact method to get my headhunter skill to max for my achievement, just stumbled across it and was like hmm if I skip time can I just run back through and repeat😂
There's a hidden quest in Watson called "I'm in Love with My Car" (you can look it up online for quest location). It gives you one of the best cars in this game (basically a Quadra Type-66 but with guns). So don't miss it if you haven't got it yet.
I was so puzzled when stumbled upon this car during delamain quest. didn't recall getting any quests for the car to appear
@@souv1aki I call it the true reward for committing to that request, that car is a life saver both in city and out of it.
It’s a tribute to Ken Block
It's a Ken block tribute, number 43
@abhithesh2465 its also called the "hoon"
Dash and katana bullet deflection deserve honorable mention as well in 2.0
Honestly the blade deflection skill is what sold me to come back to cyberpunk for phantom liberty lol
If you have a problem with too much item weight you can just call your car and access your stash from the trunk. Unload and fast travel.
Or use a mod
@@lexluthor3145Yeah use mods for infinite money and health too while you're at it, great advice 👍
Im so proud of CD for nit giving up. absolute studs.
The real quickhack you shouldn't sleep on is Sonic Shock at Tier 4 or higher.
It effectively erases an enemy's presence from their allies, allowing you to take them out without anyone noticing via whatever "quiet" method you want to use, a silenced weapon, a quickhack, a thrown knife, or a blade.
It's like Memory Wipe, but better, and cheaper.
Yeah. It actually makes the game a cake walk. SS and then Insta kill with synapse burnout. Plus being able to do it from hacked cams, and you never get traced. It's actually stupid OP.
Regarding #8 … I had the perk where hacking a netrunner who is hacking you spreads what you’re quickhacking onto multiple enemies. A netrunner was hacking me and I hit them with cyberpsychosis. Next thing I know, 8 of them were all cyberpsychos fighting each other.
Yeah this video is kinda useless. Only obvious hints, not real ones like you mentionned.
The quest for the free Caliburn used to pop up at 40 Street Cred with a marker on the map. I don't know if I missed it this time or they moved it to hidden quests. There is also a weaponized Quadra, a tribute to Ken Block, for free in Watson. And if you are a bit patient for money: when you hack into things at 40+ you get legendary quickhacks which sell 20k+ a piece.
The black Caliburn is indeed a hidden quest now. Not sure at what level it's unlocked, but it wasn't there when I did Panam's quest at level 25, and it was there when I went back at level 50.
I got the car at 40 street cred. It's in the same spot, but there's no marker now.
It's not exactly hidden but after the revenge mission is over you have to wait 3-4 days in-game before it pops up
the 20k a piece quick hack made me ridiculously money lol
I think I stumbled upon the Quadra when you have to chase one of the rogue Delamain car.
Here's a tip: Don't put off finishing the game. You get some bonuses for finishing the game that carryover to your character after you finish the game. For example, if you loot the final boss, you can go to his ship after the game and get a crafting spec for an incredibly powerful smart shotgun that shoots rockets and gives you stack of pyromania if you have that perk. Depending on which ending you do, you can get exclusive iconic weapons, such an assault rifle for doing the final mission with rogue or an iconic revolver if you do the final mission with the Aldecaldos.
As I said, you can continue to use these weapons with your character after finishing the game, and use them while doing Phantom Liberty. The smart shotgun I mentioned earlier is incredibly useful, especially on Very Hard and even more so if you have pyromania.
I thought the game automatically reverts to your last save at the beginning of Nocturne when you finish the main story? Did they change that with Phantom Liberty?
Thanks I was doing exactly this haha
@@RambunctiousVA How does that change what the comment says? Idiot
I actually hate smart weapons & refuse to use any of them because it sucks the life out of combat with the homing bullets 😐
@@SadTown99Same here my dude! Power guns are much more fun.
Best balance I've found for me in terms of crafting mats & credits: any tier below what I'm equipped with (meaning if I have blue weapons and chrome) I sell at vendors (in our example of having blue gear, we'd sell green and white weapons) and dismantle blues I get for crafting materials to upgrade to the next tier. Soon enough blue gear will be replace and any blue items get added to the sale pool. The reason this works is that I pick up enough broken weapons for low-tier crafting mats that I can just craft them into higher tier materials when combined with the weapons I dismantle. Once I hit 500k eddies, I dismantle everything and rely on payouts from gigs to keep it afloat from there.
Man, been playing the shizz outta this game again since Phantom Liberty dropped, and it just flat out slaps. Such a great game!!!
Agreed
Yes, I agree, too. I'm slapping my way through the beginning again. Just got to Pam. 😊
I bought Cyberpunk 2077 on release day back in 2020 and dropped it after a week or two. I never in my life thought I'd be saying "Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best games I've ever played" in 2023, but here we are.
@@tewks4458 Same except I never dropped it. I pushed to finish it back in 2020 on PC.
@@tewks4458 at least you had the sense to give it another go, and now you see how much work they have put into it - a lot of people still hate on the game having never played it, just basing opinions on past reviews of the game.
11 - some junk vendors can sell perk points and skill xp shards
12 - food vendors sell items that permanently buff you. These are very small, like 2% STA regen, but still.
I can’t remember the perk names but it’s in intelligence and it allows you to hack the net runner through cover and then that hack spreads to all the enemies around. There’s been a couple times where I’ve had a whole base do suicide at once. Really fun. Totally recommend. I think it’s 3 perks, one to identify them, one to hack them through cover and one to spread your hack to all their friends.
You know what, I really regret playing this game for 200 hours before 2.0. I finished it three times with different endings, did pretty much all the missions and side gigs, and now I'm replaying it and it's super boring. I want to level up a bit and upgrade stuff before getting to Phantom Liberty.
People who play it now for the first time must really enjoy it.
Playing a game at release nowadays is just making sure you're playing the worst version of it.
1000 times YES. And it sounds kinda lame, but guys, y'all be honest... Cyberpunk really is more than just another shootem up game. I had no idea how deep, emotional, and inspiring this shit was going to be. It's got it's bugs, but guys... c'mon, Keanu fucking Reeves and Idris ELba.............. and Panam's Ass.
I'm from the era when games only shipped complete versions on floppy disks, or you could download a demo from the Apogee BBS or other independent BBS'. I was the SysOp of The Steel Modem. Cut me a break on the name, I was ten. I cannot -- cannot -- STAND what companies have been getting away with these past several years.
But it seems the corpos have been able to turn it into a lucrative business model thanks to general apathy mixed with zero patience on the part of the customer.
I regret not looking up the missable iconic weapons on first playthrough made me grind the whole game with mid tier normal weapons before finding out i could just pick up rebeccas shotgun and the arasaka tower katana
Only playing the games now, played it for the first time last night. Sorry mate, Living under a rock for a little bit payed off this time it seems lmao
I just bought this game a couple months ago. It's probably one of the best games I've ever played, it's so polished and has a brilliant story. I am aware of how bad it was at launch, but I am so glad they fixed it. What an amazing game!
Quick note for anyone just starting to use Hidden Dragon: you need airtime to get it. It used to be that double jumping right beside the target was enough, but it seems that after 2.0 you need a bit extra height to make it happen.
kinda makes sense it’d be broken to just double jump on people like fuckin’ Mario
If you use the fortified ankles cyberware it can be done from ground level because it gives you the extra height that's required.
I think this is because the trigger condition is your max jump height or + bit higher than it must be achieved. Like, if you need to do a full-height jump before smashing down onto your target with the move to trigger; What I haven't seen is if the measurement accounts for standing on higher platforms. Like if your max jump height is 5m and this makes the trigger require 5.5m (which you can do from the ground with cyberware), if you stood on a platform 3m tall and jumped a short 2.5m that would also fulfill the trigger condition. That's what I'm unsure about.
@@TheManlyVIKMan, I love this game
I didn’t know about it and randomly jumped and murdered a random civilian in front of the cops I was like tf going on here 😭😭🤣
I skipped out on this game cause of the rocky and negative release and kind of just forgot about it cause of all the other good games there are to play…when I saw this huge update and the improvements I immediately bought the game and am having a blast! Thanks again for the tips!
That's bcz u had 0 expectations
It's a great game for sure the combat with militech apogee sandevistan is so fcking good Jesus
Same here. I got it on sale less than a week ago and even then, I almost decided not to buy it… sooo glad I did! Absolutely loving it.
You and me both fam😂
That free sports car in the cave is also part of a huge Batman reference Easter Egg, so have fun with that lol
Dang I wish I would’ve known about how big the sleep buff was. I knew there was one in the game but I didn’t think it would be big enough to be worth picking it up. I always do all of Regina’s gigs before going to the heist so having that buff would’ve been nice before I did all the missions lol
Pretty sure the sleep buff is just for skill xp and not overall character xp. Still useful, but very different.
I’m level 38 and street cred 47, wish I knew about sleeping sooner lmfao
I personally liked the fortified ankles cyberware upgrade for charged jumps. You jump way higher with that mod compared to reinforced tendons.
As iconic as double jump is, being able to leap up to a second story building and come crashing down with a superhero landing is just too awesome.
Same, the charged jump completely changes how you take on lots of gigs and NCPD stuff. I don't think I could live without it now.
when you master it, it becomes so much more fun than the double jump, the control you get is unmatched.
The question then becomes would you rather be able to jump that high or zoom around the map at close to the speed of a car by bunny jumping.
@PurpleCyanideTube if you can't Zoom with the charged jumps then that's on you
Disassembling clothes instead of weapons is bad advice for gaining crafting components, because clothes always give 1 component, while weapons give 5 or more if the weapon had mods on it. A 5++ tier weapon gives 15 components compared to 1 from tier 5 clothing.
The double jump out of the vehicle also works with fortified ankles, as well. The one that you hold the jump button for greater height.
Double jump is way better with dash and a katana way better then fortified ankles any day
@@inyourelilsistersass5554 just pointing it out. I don't really care about which one is better.
I don't know why but I always thought Big Dan's outra "I should go" was hilarious. Not goodbye or see you later. Big Dan knows where he is needed. Great videos!
It's just a mass effect reference
anyone goin for the Rayfield just know you need 40 street cred for it to appear
If you don't have it when doing the quest, does the car spawn afterwards when you reach 40?
@@brenex132 yes,to my knowledge the only trigger for it is 40 SC. Frankly I have never bothered getting 40 SC before the quest
Can you please avoid spoilers, and if you need to say something that is a spoiler just give a warning. As this is a 10 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier video and a lot of people who watch these have just started or are about to start the game.
Yeah spoilers and useless tips, not worth it
Addicted as I am watching this video now I want to play again. Here goes another 8 hour straight session. 😂 😞 😂
There are so many secrets to this game. Makes you want to play it over and over again.
crafting is super usefull, the engineer build was before, now tech only upgrades the amount of cyberware you can get, that you use in all builds, you need the mats to upgrade the tiers for the iconics weapons and cyberware that you get, so the mats from the weapons are very useful, the creds you get a ton with just the missions
@@Clam_Chowder1995 yeah, Is old info
Thanks dude, I only started playing this last week and I've really been struggling to get into it. Purely because it just throws so much at you all at once and it's a lot to take in and understand. But I've stuck with it and videos like yours are a Godsend and the more I learn about how to play it properly, the more I'm growing to like it. :)
specially if you played after 2.0 update since the changes are directed to people that have already played so its too much info compressed
@@theyloveahmadd This was it, I'd been watching tutorial videos and couldn't understand why none of it made sense, people were going on about this Cyberware and that weapon mod and this part of the menu, none of which I had or could find on my game. Then I realised the updates had completely changed the game, how it looked, the menu's, the types of cyberwear, mods and upgrades that were there, the skill trees ect,
I had to refine my tutorial searches and narrowed it down to videos done in the last 3 months before I could find ones like this. It could have been an absolutely class game this but there's so much wrong with it, even after all the updates, it's still a broken mess, such a shame because apparently they've abandoned it now to work on other things, so this is as good as it's going to get :(
There's tons of issues with characters and models clipping into the ground or walls, cut scene facial expressions are awful, none of it syncs up with the dialogue being spoken and my game has crashed on me now about 20 or so times, I don't understand how they've spent so many years and so much time on this thing and it's still not a fully working game, it blows my mind. Especially since the Witcher 3 was such a polished game.
I've just bought it if steam half price.
Really wanted to get it day one but all the bugs put me off.
Hope it's good
@@kragger1985 It's still broken on PS5 full of bugs and glitches, crashes all the time, NPC's stuck in the ground, floating cars and rocks and the cut scene animations and facial expressions are terrible.
@@billyrattlesticks6949 I'm 20 minutes in playing nomad and it's a breath of fresh air. I can't remember the last time a game got me like this.
If theres one thing I learned from the dlc, it's that misty is the pnly friend who will stay with you through thick and thin, everyone else moved on and no longer wants to be associated with you after your 3 years coma. Amazing how V sacrificed many things for these "friends" and was there for them in their times of need but they arent there for you in your dire time of need.
I have to disagree about not dismantling weapons. You get 5 component piece instead of 1 when you dismantle clothing. As for money, craft quickhacks and sell them as you can get a lot of quickhack components from access points.
This game is so Raw I sure hope they do more DLCs or another game after they fixed it. It is exceptional
For the free car, pretty sure you have to have a street cred of 40 so that’s not “early” game anymore. I just started a new choom and there was no car yet with a street cred of 32
yeah im on my first regular run. no car here
I use the sprint speed legs instead of the jump legs. I just find it more useful, especially with a squishy build since some perks make you harder to hit the faster you are moving.
Same I don’t really like double jump, seems super arcadey
@@thedeadestchannel0989good take
For the Raycaster you need to unlock the crate first to get the car.
Regarding Enemies trying to hack you they have a proximity to their hacks. If you run a good distance away from them you could cause fails because they don't have a good range to effect you.
I normally don't use cameras to hack enemies because you would always alert everyone and blow stealth. It's best to room to room deal with guys that way although it's harder but you won't blow stealth if you're good enough.
I play on Max Difficulty.
There's another free car that you can get which has become my favorite car in the game. It's a hooned out police cruiser I think and it's so much fun. I found it during one of the Delamain missions where you have to find the rogue cars. There's one that you follow through a warehouse and while going through it Silverhand appears and says you should try to get into the car. It's locked but the keys are nearby. Once you find them, the car is yours. I don't fast travel anymore because it's way more fun to rip through night city in this thing.
Bro, I just found that car today and I literally couldn't stop driving it 😂, plus it's an armed vehicle, so it's pretty damn awesome!
I actually never did fast traveling. Always with the car or bike.
I don't know how to use fast traveling. Driving and exploring is just funnier
@@aleksandarobradovic8171where is it I can't find it I just did the delemain mission and I don't see it?
This was added as a tribute to Ken Block. That's why it says 43 on the back
Don't Listen to the advice against breaking down gray weapons for components, you can only Upgrade Iconic weapons however ALL CYBERWARE is Upgradable and there NOT CHEAP on component costs and components are harder to acquire in terms of farming especially after 2.01
So where do i get upgrades? I need mats just to craft my newbie cyberwear i bought and no weps i have give that mat
Wanted more tips and fewer spoilers.
For me, the feeling of finding a cool weapon or car is in the discovery. If someone says, "go to point A on map and get best car in entire game" then that means it's not worth getting excited you might get a cool car reward from completing a difficult task as it won't be worth it because it's never going to be as good as the car you were given at the beginning of the game. But if I found it myself due to exploration, then that wouldn't bother me.
Agreed. These vids suck they should be about economics of the game such as mats and crafting. And tips and tricks. Not revealing stuff
why does everyone talk like burger king footlettuce
There's actually a way to access the ladder in the kerry quest without double jumps, you have to use the wall in front of it and sprint jump. tested jenkin's tendons in 2.1
Who else did all of Regina’s gigs before the heist?
me
Yep.
Yo ✋🏻
Only in my first playthrough. You miss out on some Silverhand commentary if you do some of them before the heist.
Keeping my choom Jackie alive as long as possible
Two more tips:
PICK UP EVERYTHING - you can convert junk into common crafting componenets and then convert them to green components for a 5 to 1 ratio. This will give you more components AND level up your Engineering skill. Win-win
VISIT FOOD VENDORS - there are some later food and drink items that give permanent bonuses
As far as I know only the Dogtown food vendors sell those permanent upgrades
@@plosonen makes sense. I just knew that they were available.
Adding to your 8th point. There's an implant that disrupts any incoming netrunning hacks. This was golden for my playthrough)
Do NCPD missions. They're quick (straightforward objective), generally pretty easy, and you get a cash payout as well as the weapons the enemies use, plus a boat load of skills shards and occasionally a iconic weapon/schematic.
As a net runner I can't remember the last time I was anywhere near the line of fire, thus weapon glitch was fairly useless. Using a combination of intelligence, tech and cool I'd approach a building by stealth (from a neighboring roof if possible) and hack into the cameras. Using Contagion, and a raven cyberdeck I could clear an entire building in under a minute in most cases. Any stragglers were marked, pinged, and zeroed curtesy of the rounds my tech sniper rifle shot through their skulls. Before the phantom liberty patch, I didn't even need the rifle.
Been playing CP2077 since its launch date back in Dec. 2020. How did I not know about that free Rayfield from the Panam mission?!!! Going to go get that RIGHT NOW!!
Also, since I never played patch 1.5 and later (did my last playthrough when 1.3 was the newest one) I had no idea about the Fixer rewards. I always do the sidequests anyway, but now I have something extra to look forward to. 🙂
Some decent tips but 1. Can't buy crafting materials anymore and 2. Directing New/Returning players to piss off Panam just to get a car (that you can buy later) is kinda shitty. Missing out on far better options right away and down the line.
1:38 There goes Panam
The hidden dragon is really pleasant to use with samurai swords ! I think it's called « air strike » but I have to check to be sure. The fact that you can jump and split enemies in half is fantastic.
Best quickhack in my opinion, is Contagion. Throw it on a couple of different enemies in a large pack, and sit back to watch it spreading and wiping out the whole bunch.
system reboot or whatever it is that just one hit kills enemies is the best, but contagion is REALLY good and a close second
if you want to have more fun use Overheat while hitting enemies with Contagion.
Some enemies will explode like bombs.
I really like « weapons giltch ». « Reboot Optics » and « Cyberware Malfunction » are pretty good too. I always love to see the enemies being completely blind and lost when I shoot them in the face.
So glad to get double jump cyberware and I got to get that sleek neon katana! 😋
The new rules for hacking, including stacking quickhacks, are the bomb. You can often get bonuses for stacking one of each type of quickhack and Weapon Glitch is a good starter.
8:05 I installed the Self-ICE chip, never had a problem with a netrunner again (at least on Hard difficulty).
Clothing only nets you one crafting component of the associated tier, weapons grant you either 5 or 7 if it's a + tier, and once you get into tier 5, the ++give you 15. Money is way easier to get just through breaching access points and selling the plethora of quickhacks you acquire. I easily sell enough to take all of a vendors money while still having a shit ton left over.
Yep i have over 12 million all selling quickhacks
Tip for the net runners that I find is the best is to make sure you have the "counter-a-hack" perk from the intelligence tree and you will be able to hack the net runner right back through obstacles. I also recommend getting the "copy-paste" hack with it because when they do hit you with their net run and you can hit them back it will affect most of the enemies around thay netrunner.
Things you might have missed: sell items to make money.
there's a perk that allows you to negate the netrunners quickhacks once every 60 seconds (cuz cooldown).
I swear double jumping has been around since the dawn of video games and it never gets old
dude i didn't know i got 2X XP when i sleep, i've been sleeping unintentionally with the "i want to see you" quest with panam 😂(i do it because im lonely...)
Would of loved it is this didn’t contain spoilers for main quest. Looking to send a friend a video with some of these tips.
Only criticism here is that you say "edgerunners" during the part on dealing with being quickhacked, implying that all edgerunners are netrunners which isn't true (nor are all netrunners edgerunners).
In the Cyberpunk universe it's used as a universal term for people who "live on the edge", though it's never specified on the edge of what - sometimes it refers to style, sometimes it refers to people who are thrillseekers. Outside of Cyberpunk, it usually refers to people who live on the edge of the law such as mercenaries or "military contractors". In the Shadowrun universe it's synonymous with a shadowrunner.
The car is gone unfortunately. I ran and drove through the whole tunnel 2x and it’s not there at least on PS4
Katana is also gone.
xbox too just checked for the car and it was gone
I played the game the first time ever the past month, and I found the immobility quickhack super useful in the base game (don't have Phantom Liberty yet). I found it insanely useful against melee enemies if you get the perk to, I think double, the length of control hacks on 100% health units. I've had situations where I root one in place with the last of my RAM, and smart gun the now worthless enemy from max to dead with just one use of that quickhack, even on very hard.
Using the dash with the double jump then air dash, you can clear ALOT of ground using this technique and pull off some cool kills
How do you dash?
I dash jump then double jump but I’ll try your way
There’s actually 2 set of perks in the intelligence tree that reveals enemy net runners when they are hacking you and the 2nd perk adds to that if you hack them back it cancels their hack and gives them and others around the hack you put on the net runner and throughout my play through the hack that spreads to other enemies is massive you’ll probably clear the entire combat scenario by hacking back one netrunner
Haha yes, reinforced tendons asap! I was about to comment how I always start a playthrough with them and you already had them first.
9:15 - Alternatively, call up any of your available vehicles, as they have a storage at their back (even the motorcycles), which you can access at any time and unload anything you don't want to carry at the moment. Just gotta make sure to be near a road and not in the middle of most missions as they tend to disable your ability to call your ride.
A neat trick is using ping then weapon glitch on the farther enemies, then switching quickhacks before they notice you to lethal to take down nearby bogies is pretty damn efficient mostly if theres a mech, always use suicide on mechs
Sometimes when im playing cyber punk just driving around or just running around i forget im playing cyber punk and think batman is going to appear and beat my ass for some reason
Couple extras:
1. If you turn down Panam’s choice, you get the Archer Quartz car, but it locks you out of a lot of stuff as it’s necessary for her side gigs and romance questline. There’s also an iconic weapon during the revenge rampage you go on that you won’t get otherwise. The car will be added to the auto fixer a couple days later, so you’re way better off just buying it.
2. If you’re doing a netrunner build, you can use one of your relic perks to add the weapon glitch quick hack to your monowire and apply it with charged hits. Personally, I think doing the movement one is better because applying it improves follow up attacks with the monowire, but the option is there.
3. You wish you knew you could sell stuff in an RPG, huh?
4. Car is not there.
Very good video, I got a lot our of it - is it worth you mentioning what version of cyberpunk your tips are based on as they appear to make significant changes now and again.
Great video, i still tend to forget to sleep before missions and i'm on my second playthrough :D
Couple useful things (that you didn't mention) came to mind;
-Regarding enemy quickhacks, self-ice is a must have no matter what type of a build you're going for, it negates an enemy quickhack every time. (well, it has a cooldown of course so maybe not each and every one but most of the time its works perfectly and upgrading it decreases the cooldown and it's one less thing you need to worry about in combat)
-bloodpump+biomonitor combo is another must imo because it's essentially an auto-heal so that's also one less thing you need to worry about in combat. And furthermore, if you invest perk points improving healing items and health regen, you can make V almost invincible :D
I like the broken weapon loots, prior your inventory would fill up really fast, especially with heavier melee weapons.
you mean broken because they are lighter now?
@@dfc2851 no, broken weapons are scrapped immediately upon looting.
I wish there was a Veteran mode like in the STALKER games. With brutal, visceral, and quick combat, with none of that Bullet Sponge RPG Shenanigans. I also wish that shooting all the enhanced Cyborgs would look and feel like Binary Domain or at the very least, Gunblade NY. Just chunk flying all over the place and baddies trying to pick up their arm, still holding the gun. Or just shooting randomly cuz you blew their head off but their implants keep them going for a while.
You know, next gen shit...
C'est la vie.
Enemies are only spongy if your build is lacking damage.
The best enemy Netrunner deterrent is the Self Ice cyberware and the perk where you can upload a quickhack through walls against netrunners trying to quickhack you. There's also a perk where you have a chance to spread your quickhack to other enemies within range of the enemy netrunner. I was lucky enough to system collapse an enemy netrunner, which spread to 6 additional enemies around them. All of them insta-crashed, which was exciting and rewarding.
Cripple movement stuns people in the same way weapon glitch does, and the legendary version reduces the target's armor by 25% (45% on the iconic one). Plus it freezes them in one spot, giving you plenty of opportunity to make some distance, or wait for some more ram to generate.
A better way to make money is the NCPD icons. You can literally run between then, kill a few enemies, pick up the thing, and net at least a thousand each. Once you get out to Heywood that bumps up to 5k easy. Plus the weapons you can disassemble or sell, you can make a ton of Eddies really quickly. If you sleep and shower in your apartment beforehand, you can level up extremely fast. I was above level 20 during the heist with Jackie bc of this lol
My Number 1 tip for Quick Hacking: Slotting them in order so your preferred one appears first in the list.>>
They are listed in order based on where you slot each one. I personally use Short Circuit as my first in line (top of the list). That way you can rapid fire it as fast as you can shoot a gun. To do this, load your quickhacks from the BOTTOM first, making sure that the quickhack you want to be at the top of the list is slotted LAST into the TOP LEFT slot. So top right for 2nd last, and TOP LEFT for the last one.
I found cripple movement to be a better alternative for weapon glitch because it'll still stun enemies and stop them from shooting you a couple of seconds but also does wonders for enemies that have sandy. The new 2.1 buffed Adam Smasher is still a joke if you just keep hitting him with cripple movement
Edgerunners on Netflix brought me here. My brother says the game is even better so I just bought it. Can’t wait to play!
One thing I wish I knew earlier was that you can access your stash from the trunk of your personal vehicle! I used to be overloaded all the time with Iconic weapons and clothing I didn’t want to sell, scarfing down all the capacity boosters I needed until I could make it to an apartment. No more! 😂
With netrunber builds you can save lots of ram if you trigger the netrunner first with a silenced weapon. Using an intelligence skill you can spread a quick hack to all enemies through the netrunner while he traces you. Excellent for using Blackwall gateway
We cannot BUY crafting components anymore. So useful to save some guns to disassemble
Sell guns to pay off Vik first, then get the ankles, then start breaking weapons down for components to upgrade your iconic weapons. Also, you can convert lower tier components into higher level ones through crafting
Yup this video is trash.
Also in reference to point 8, the actual best counter is the Counter-a-hack skill that lets you hack them back through walls and obstacles and for the copy-paste skill to then apply your hack to all their allies... Not sure why you left that one off the most appropriate section.
You don't have to fast travel to open the stash you can just call your car and depending on which car you have equipped it would be in the front or in the back in the trunk of the car
You can call your car and go to the truck to access your stash. You can then drop off any gear weighing you down. Then, head to a vendor and access the stash again to sell what want.
5:50 the best fixer reward is from Regina Jones in Watson. The Axolotl cyberwars is insanely strong if you can afford the capacity
The best fixer reward by far is Regina Jones called the "axolotl" for each kill you get you reduce your cyberwear cool down for around 10% so there you go
You can get the Axolotl from Phantom Liberty ripperdocs once you are above level 40 IIRC. Axolotl is only really good for Sandy builds for infinite Sandy. For netrunners the iconic COX-2 is by far the better choice giving your quickhacks the ability to crit at +100% damage.
Think I might be the only one that hasn’t needed to rely on the reinforced tendons to double jump. I did both of my playthroughs with the lynx paws - as a heavily stealthy player, that cyberware definitely keeps me silent. It’s nice. But just a personal pref
Don’t think you’ll get an extra reward from Regina and it sucks the challenge challenge but keeping a Blue Level Rare Memory Wipe in your deck of iconics makes it 10x more easier to stealthily knock out all but 2 or 3 of of the Cyberphyscho’s
You can get a free car with guns attached to the front after jackies death. Its north west. There are a bunch of open warehouses and its located in there sitting alone... no quests needed.
Easiest thing to do is get Delamain's job to hunt down his wayward cars, drive up to northeast Northside and find the missing car. When you do, you'll be in an area with lots of abandoned warehouses. Drive around, and you'll find it inside one of them. Keys are in a nearby trash pile under a board. The car is a Javelina with machine guns, painted as a tribute to the late racer Ken Block
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I do craft alot though i save up those components for leveling up the good cyberware that i get put on my character. It's beneficial actually, and you can craft the lesser components into higher components for said cyberware upgrades.
Top 1 thing I wish I knew: The iguana egg
i personally like the fortified ankles over the double jump. when combined with the dash (and subsequent air dash), i never need a vehicle again as i can combo them together endlessly and scale everything with ease. plus, you still get a double jump when jumping off a vehicle, which could be an oversight but makes me feel OP in a good way.
i think it's a slept on cyberware.
Comboing dash and double jump works too, it's so fun how you can just cross 50m gaps, and outrun car traffic.
I find double and Super Jump useful but I feel both do the same thing practically almost.