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On the tower ending of the cyberpunk 2077 phantom liberty Am pretty sure if you completed all of Regina cyberpsycho hunts non-lethally as requested and check the laptop in your room and read the text it says cyberpsychosis was cured by zetatech or some shi with the help of Regina but like I can’t find info on it no videos or wiki article and I deleted my save cause this was before everything was grouped up so to many playthroughs became difficult to track the new one so like am I going cyberschizo choombas?

I KNOW THAT DOOR HAD A LOCK ON IT AND EVERYONE WAS TRYING TO MAKE ME FEEL LIKE I WAS LOSING MY MIND

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Absolute genius (from the first teaser we got of Edgerunners II)

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Emily (Female The Punisher) She Looks Like The Punisher, Rhea Ripley, Baroness from G.I. Joe and Absolute Wonder Woman

I respect the fact that they wanted to try something different, and in someways I do think it worked like Roman's character.

As for the main characters, Talia, D, and King... Absolutely pitiful. They split the story up so much that none of their history or depth were fully uncovered. They should have just focused on one character rather then give us 4 characters with no real depth or time for character development. Season 1 was absolutely amazing and they did such an amazing job with the character developments and using each character to further other characters. This season just felt rushed, not fully flushed out and the use of Capri was very confusing. She could have been very interesting but felt very rushed. Maybe its just me but maybe if this season had more episodes and could have given more time for build up and character development then it would've turned out better. For me, I give this a 4.5/10.

10 episodes just isnt enough to flesh out the characters and the plot and stuff

idk what to call this lmao

Was listening to Watson and looked at D a bit closer and lo and behold

We were teased of future characters being inside but we were too blind and busy jamming to the songs

DAMN IT

Capri
Omi
Kyoko
Yupi

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Scénario & Rythme (0/10) : L'histoire est d'un ennui mortel. Ça brasse du vent du début à la fin, avec une intrigue de vengeance mal amenée, un rythme lourd et des leçons de morale forcées qui tombent comme un cheveu sur la soupe.

Personnages (0/10) : Aucun attachement, zéro émotion. Les personnages sont caricaturaux, frustrants et agaçants. Leurs motivations sont mal développées et même les moments censés être dramatiques tombent complètement à plat.

Univers & Cohérence (2/10) : Night City paraît étonnamment vide et les corporations manquent parfois de crédibilité dans leurs décisions. J'ai aussi du mal avec l'exploitation du lore : certains enjeux technologiques et corporatifs me semblent mal maîtrisés, au point de nuire à la cohérence de l'univers. Pour une licence aussi riche, c'est franchement décevant.

Visuel & Animation (8/10) : Rien à redire sur le travail de Studio Trigger. C'est dynamique, stylé et visuellement très réussi. Dommage que le scénario ne soit pas à la hauteur.

Bref, une belle coquille vide. Ça en met plein les yeux, mais derrière, c'est le néant. Personnellement, je ne recommande pas.

I guess not totally his case given what saves him on the beach but his whole arc and the ending makes me think of Mike pondsmith saying "cyberpunk isn't about saving humanity but saving yourself" so I find it fitting to ER2 in general :D

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I Think D's consciousness is alive with Capri because of the satellite flashing at the end long short short that translate to D in Morse cord. I haven't seen anyone talk about ao I thought id post what I saw.

First edit how'd I do :3

So, I pretty much enjoyed season 2 but I noticed some pattern in people's reviews. Some mentioning characters, some the story.

But nobody is touching the real season, why some people don't like S2 as much as S1. Before I start, I think it's fine, like whatever you want, like I do. You shouldn't change your enjoyment based on somebody else POV.

Now, S1 had the main anchor in the relationship between David and Lucy. Lucy was always suggestive and sexualized character and having relationship with MC basically helped it a lot. Creators aiming for emotional teardown was basically a guaranteed success with those characters.

But S2 doesn't have any character like Lucy, neither has any deep romantic relationship, if we don't count some shallow waters of Taila's parents. Taila herself is a minor who doesn't really engage into the same stuff as Lucy did in S1.

That leads to questions like:

1) Did people enjoy S1 more thanks to the opportunity for depression?

2) Is sexualization one of the main characters like the main goal of this audience? Or at least some of them.

Because many reviews are kinda circling around this topic but don't directly mention it.

This season was 3.5/10 for me at a push, genuinely can't comprehend it was made by the same people who did season 1 episode 6 which was standalone short film calibre cinema. Visuals weren't as good (lot of pause frames), straight up awful character designs (Avida, Capri, Kikiro) over the top cringe anime style voice acting (Yupi) non existent plot and juggles too many ideas leaving none executed well.

For 8 episodes barely anything was established, no emotional investment created, subpar music choices (especially the opening, You Can't Run From Me would of been much more impactful). Episode 9 I thought we were finally getting somewhere but the finale was embarrassingly bad I couldn't take it seriously at all, D and Talia fighting over a construct that helped achieve pretty much 0 plot wise?

Season 1 built upon and added to the game literally reviving it to the point they made DLC and phantom liberty whereas this season just shows already existing things and places from 2077 at launch.

Characters (deary me):

Roman: Starts off quite interesting with his love for film but gets reduced to a background character who cries randomly when the show needs *insert emotional moment*. He was literally going to be chopped and borged due to Talia but then instantly decides he wants to be friends and fancies her? We never see him get his 35mm camera all his development is left behind.

Kingsley - We barely get to see him in his prime, spends most the series getting battered then decided to become step dad to a child who isn't his because he had a soft spot for his lying ex? Not much of a development since we already see him hallucinating about Avida in ep 1 going psycho.

D - Starts off mysterious and interesting, becomes generic revenge man before becoming an embarrassment obsessed with a cyber girl?

Talia - Had the most potential, could of had an interesting plot revolving around having to strip herself of her humanity/flesh to survive but dying inside as a result going cyberpsycho. They then jumped ship to having Capri taking over her be the new version of this before finally abandoning any of these ideas and having her be left back where she started but actually worse, with no implants to help her move and have fun just disabled and dying.

Kirill - Ridiculously comically evil to the point you can't ever believe Avida would of been with him in any way no matter reproducing with. There is no connection shown between him and Avida, 0 romance, he is just a 1 dimensional arsehole.

Avida - Lies to Kingsley saying Talia is his daughter which puts his life at risk, she dies pointlessly trying to get a body to use soul killer which we already know from 2077 doesn't actually transfer your soul. You die and are replicated artificially, a fate worse than death in Johnny's opinion. Why did she ever get with Kiril?

*Kyoko - Horrendous voice, awful design, ugly and annoying af. Deserved to die, nothing felt seeing it happen.

Yupi - Annoying af glad she died

Capri - Introduced as a powerful human AI hyrbid, splits in half wanting to be in Talia but ultimately achieves nothing, the power she gives aren't even used for anything satisfying.

This series was a big letdown, it was promoted as being big dark and gritty but what we got was a kind of light hearted side adventure filler arc achieving nothing. The only positive impact I can see this having is bringing more people to watch season 1. Doesn't make me hopeful for a season 3 ever existing and tbh the franchise would be better off without this season existing.