Well, it looks like it's inaccessible but i got there just with cybernetics, in one of my free roams, jumping on fences and buildings. The "path" to it starts at the road near that factory. I just couldn't get on top of that big metal ball in 6:10 and those "apartment buildings" in 0:12 cause the apartments are not really solid and the area around it have a lot of non-solid parts making you fall to your death if you don't watch your step. Cool area.
Oh I didn't know you could get in without cheats, seems like I should check it out like that before noclipping my way in, also the metal ball is absolutely weird, when I got in with cheats I got stuck and couldn't move at all
Yup, there's a wall all around it with, although I can't remember if there are some ways to get inside the main building without noclip so don't quote me on that one
I'm sorry you feel that way but I don't agree with that statement, I do think it's a wonderful game and the best open world we ever had, hopefully the next updates will change your opinion of it
@@Sventra first of your doing great work love your videos and secound, I have to agree with benji, but also with you to a degree, the game was "good" but it is just apparend from looking that this game was nearly entirly scrapped, we see this waterfront from Konpeki Plaza, we see the Night city train system, and to a degree we are even able to travere both places. This game is in a state which can only be described by unfinished.
@@elifdot Indeed it's not finished, but I still do think that this was the best open world game ever made, if you think of RDR2, GTA5 or any of the new assassin's creed, I do think they are INCREDIBLY BORING. I've played the AC series until Origins but I couldn't get myself to finish it, let alone RDR2, both might have great stories, for sure, but they didn't keep me hooked like Cyberpunk did, I replayed it 3 times already and I will do it once again when the DLC comes out. Whilst GTA 5 is the only game I've finished out of those I mentioned, I would never ever think of playing it again, not to mention the awful multiplayer with the sharkcards and so on, but still, it's my personal opinion and I usually keep it for myself. I do agree that cyberpunk is unfinished on some aspects, but what can be played of it it's absolutely astoundingly good imo Thanks for the kind words anyway, no hard feelings, I'm just kind of butthurt at the hate the game is receiving whilst a lot of games that released in a worse state didn't get such hate, just because they didn't have such hype
@@Sventra I don't think the game is bad, not at all, but maybe I mayself just expected more I love exploring big maps, from fallout to AC over witcher and to GTA with GTA 5 which story I myself finished 7 time (I really should get a life), cyberpunks story if fun for sure and has astounding setpieces, but when it comes to the 2 things which I was most exited for the map and the branching pathes, it was just disapointing, the map was like a grid, verticality which I was so hyped for as a fan of underground train stations and dark city cyberpunk, it just fell flat so see that neither semi tall buildings were accessable nor where there big underground sections, it was in a sence a flat world, it was a fun world for sure, but it was still flat, something that just crushed me to find out. secound of were the branching pathes, which were not existent the most diverse mission was the falthead mission, but even that had what 3 endings buy with chip, buy with hacked chip and fight, buy with hacked chip and free the original leader, New vegas had missions which were diverse and layered, they had a lot of heavy themes to, and the factions at least kept you in mind, in cyberpunk arasaka just...exists, they have no qualm, they always help you, the nomads are easy to get, but are still like the rough ending or the secret ending, my problem is the same I had with AC you just walk through the world, yes there is stuff to do, yes the story is intresting, but still you feel like the ending just is not earned, and in the case of cyberpunk, nothing really feels earned to me, V is just to removed, I was a corpo but I still lived with jacky, I still got the nomads, or arasakas help, and in the end I just felt empty, I would compare the game to walking in the streets of a video game, you see a great building and you are impressed by the windowdressing, by the fassade, it might be a lie, but it keeps you going, although in the end you have to realise that it is simply hollow. I dunno if you can follow with I want to state with it, I'm defineatly happy for the people that have fun with it, so that the game was not made for nothing, but for me it just leaves me empty
@@elifdot To be fair, in interviews months before the Night City Wire, CDPR said that subways or trains cannot be rode by players and they never designed it to be that way. Looking at the final product that statement does seem to be true, other than a handful of stations that are there for decoration it doesn't look like any complex work went on there to have you ride trains. This Arasaka Waterfront, in the books is described as a place no one can enter and no one should enter. The base game shows that to be the case, could there be more, I guess so, but there's no indication of that in this video. It's so much nothing it's hard to really say "oh yeah there were missions here." Don't get me wrong definitely proof they ran out of time in some places, like that Metal Heaven area or the many quests in the code that don't appear in game, or even the North Oak Casino maybe - though I think that was dlc. Just saying in this case I'm not convinced.
![5 САМЫХ ОШИБОЧНЫХ РЕШЕНИЙ В CYBERPUNK 2077 [by Evoice Erebus x Kupikod]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZXLALPduZqo/mqdefault.jpg)
![ILLSLICK X YOUNGOHM - We're The same [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yUJNkobYR0E/mqdefault.jpg)
once they scrapped the aircraft carrier they probably scrapped the whole large questline that goes with it, which would probably be within this area.
the entire arasaka waterfront is not used at all outside konpeki. damn shame.
when there are doors you know it was cut. just like the metro stations
There is the same cut content in pacifica and the petrochem factory
Yup, I made 2 videos on those, I also think pacifica has more to discover tho, will post something in the next days
Well, it looks like it's inaccessible but i got there just with cybernetics, in one of my free roams, jumping on fences and buildings. The "path" to it starts at the road near that factory. I just couldn't get on top of that big metal ball in 6:10 and those "apartment buildings" in 0:12 cause the apartments are not really solid and the area around it have a lot of non-solid parts making you fall to your death if you don't watch your step. Cool area.
Oh I didn't know you could get in without cheats, seems like I should check it out like that before noclipping my way in, also the metal ball is absolutely weird, when I got in with cheats I got stuck and couldn't move at all
I really enjoy this game, but it's so unfinished it kills me. I really hope they pull a No Man's Sky and right their wrongs.
I wonder if there's any side quest that involves this place. Seems pretty well managed (the outdoor)
As far as I can remember, you only do the Konpeki Plaza quest really close to this place (they are literally in front of eachother)
Finally someone covered it!!!
is there a wall protecting this place
Yup, there's a wall all around it with, although I can't remember if there are some ways to get inside the main building without noclip so don't quote me on that one
the whole game was scrapped..
I'm sorry you feel that way but I don't agree with that statement, I do think it's a wonderful game and the best open world we ever had, hopefully the next updates will change your opinion of it
@@Sventra first of your doing great work love your videos and secound, I have to agree with benji, but also with you to a degree, the game was "good" but it is just apparend from looking that this game was nearly entirly scrapped, we see this waterfront from Konpeki Plaza, we see the Night city train system, and to a degree we are even able to travere both places. This game is in a state which can only be described by unfinished.
@@elifdot Indeed it's not finished, but I still do think that this was the best open world game ever made, if you think of RDR2, GTA5 or any of the new assassin's creed, I do think they are INCREDIBLY BORING. I've played the AC series until Origins but I couldn't get myself to finish it, let alone RDR2, both might have great stories, for sure, but they didn't keep me hooked like Cyberpunk did, I replayed it 3 times already and I will do it once again when the DLC comes out.
Whilst GTA 5 is the only game I've finished out of those I mentioned, I would never ever think of playing it again, not to mention the awful multiplayer with the sharkcards and so on, but still, it's my personal opinion and I usually keep it for myself. I do agree that cyberpunk is unfinished on some aspects, but what can be played of it it's absolutely astoundingly good imo
Thanks for the kind words anyway, no hard feelings, I'm just kind of butthurt at the hate the game is receiving whilst a lot of games that released in a worse state didn't get such hate, just because they didn't have such hype
@@Sventra I don't think the game is bad, not at all, but maybe I mayself just expected more I love exploring big maps, from fallout to AC over witcher and to GTA with GTA 5 which story I myself finished 7 time (I really should get a life), cyberpunks story if fun for sure and has astounding setpieces, but when it comes to the 2 things which I was most exited for the map and the branching pathes, it was just disapointing, the map was like a grid, verticality which I was so hyped for as a fan of underground train stations and dark city cyberpunk, it just fell flat so see that neither semi tall buildings were accessable nor where there big underground sections, it was in a sence a flat world, it was a fun world for sure, but it was still flat, something that just crushed me to find out. secound of were the branching pathes, which were not existent the most diverse mission was the falthead mission, but even that had what 3 endings buy with chip, buy with hacked chip and fight, buy with hacked chip and free the original leader, New vegas had missions which were diverse and layered, they had a lot of heavy themes to, and the factions at least kept you in mind, in cyberpunk arasaka just...exists, they have no qualm, they always help you, the nomads are easy to get, but are still like the rough ending or the secret ending, my problem is the same I had with AC you just walk through the world, yes there is stuff to do, yes the story is intresting, but still you feel like the ending just is not earned, and in the case of cyberpunk, nothing really feels earned to me, V is just to removed, I was a corpo but I still lived with jacky, I still got the nomads, or arasakas help, and in the end I just felt empty, I would compare the game to walking in the streets of a video game, you see a great building and you are impressed by the windowdressing, by the fassade, it might be a lie, but it keeps you going, although in the end you have to realise that it is simply hollow.
I dunno if you can follow with I want to state with it, I'm defineatly happy for the people that have fun with it, so that the game was not made for nothing, but for me it just leaves me empty
@@elifdot To be fair, in interviews months before the Night City Wire, CDPR said that subways or trains cannot be rode by players and they never designed it to be that way. Looking at the final product that statement does seem to be true, other than a handful of stations that are there for decoration it doesn't look like any complex work went on there to have you ride trains. This Arasaka Waterfront, in the books is described as a place no one can enter and no one should enter. The base game shows that to be the case, could there be more, I guess so, but there's no indication of that in this video. It's so much nothing it's hard to really say "oh yeah there were missions here."
Don't get me wrong definitely proof they ran out of time in some places, like that Metal Heaven area or the many quests in the code that don't appear in game, or even the North Oak Casino maybe - though I think that was dlc. Just saying in this case I'm not convinced.