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CYBERPUNK 2077 V PATCH

Finish Panam’s major side quests (Riders on the Storm, With a Little Help From My Friends, and Queen of the Highway).

One of Cyberpunk 2077‘s more complete and interesting endings isn’t that difficult to find, but it will require you to complete the right sidequests. Yet, the nature of this ending seems to strongly suggest that you should pursue other options and that this conclusion is, in many ways, the path of least resistance from both a mechanical and narrative standpoint.Ĭyberpunk 2077 Cars: Everything You Need To Know By Matthew Byrd Cyberpunk 2077 Ending 2 – All Along the Watchtower You’ve spent the entire game being told that there’s likely no way to save yourself from the damage that the Relic has done, and that’s pretty much what happens here. Both choices will result in slightly different final scenes that involve V either undergoing the transfer procedure or going home.Īs Cyberpunk 2077‘s apparent “default” ending, this conclusion is fittingly ambiguous.

While Arasaka is able to destroy the Silverhand implant, it seems that the Relic has irreparably damaged V’s body.Īt this point, you have the option of either implanting your memory into Mikoshi in the hopes that a better solution can eventually be found or returning to Earth to live out your last months. After that, V ends up at a space station where Arasaka will attempt to safely extract Johnny Silverhand from their consciousness and save their life. This ending involves V assaulting Arasaka Tower, killing Adam Smasher, and siding with Araska (or at least temporarily working with them). How Many Endings Are There in Cyberpunk 2077?īased on the information that’s currently available, there appear to be six endings in Cyberpunk 2077.

CYBERPUNK 2077 V PATCH

Like most things related to Cyberpunk, we’re waiting to see if a patch will expand the post-game a bit more. While it’s possible to unlock new items from that point based on which ending you saw, Cyberpunk 2077 doesn’t offer any other traditional New Game+ features. This will allow you to continue to explore the game’s open-world. When you reach the point of no return mission, Cyberpunk 2077 creates a save that you’ll return to once you’ve seen whichever ending you pursue. The answer to this question falls somewhere between yes and no with the answer ultimately leaning closer towards “no.” Does Cyberpunk 2077 Have a New Game+ Mode? Once you reach the point of no return, you’ll be required to make choices that ultimately determine which ending you see. Why does this matter? Well, it’s technically possible to see all of the game’s endings through one playthrough (or at least the major variations of them), but only if you complete the necessary open-world objectives and create a save that you can return to before the point of no return.

It’s the one that requires you to “Meet Hanako at Embers.” Once you enter Embers, you’re pretty much on a direct path towards the final moments.

In the case of Cyberpunk 2077, the “point of no return” mission is called Nocturne OP55N1.

That is to say that once you reach this mission, you’ll trigger the path to the game’s final moments and won’t be able to deviate from it in ways that involve open-world actions. Like other open-world games with multiple endings, Cyberpunk 2077 has a “point of no return” mission. Cyberpunk 2077’s Point of No Return Mission