CYBERPUNK 2077 Phantom Liberty | Reed Standoff | Unofficial Soundtrack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2023
- Welcome to Cyberpunk 2077's Phantom Liberty! This video features a mix of the music that plays while confronting Reed in the NCX Spaceport in the mission Killing Moon. This track was recorded in-game, the official release of this title is Test Of Loyalty, composed by P.T. Adamczyk!
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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty | Test Of Loyalty | Killing Moon - เกม
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Reed: "Put her down, V"
V: 🗿
Reed: "V! I'm warning you-"
V: "Let P.T. Adamczyk cook, Reed." 🗿
"Could've just told me the truth, So Mi. Would've helped you anyway."
Literally one of the best DLCs I've ever played. Loved the story. "Damn it Reed"
"Dammit to hell, Reed."
No "damn it song"
I couldn't abandon her.
We have people. We got Vik, Missy, Panam, Judy, River, and Johnny. But Song is all alone. Yeah, I was pissed she lied to us. Hell, my V made a point of fucking over people that betrayed her.
But, she needed us. Whether it was guilt or exhaustion she revealed the truth to us before it was too late.
We were the only person in her corner. The only ones who could understand. And I'd made my decision a long time ago that I was gonna help her.
My V choosed the hero path, his good hearth leads him to be betrayed and fooled by many, deshawn, the VD Boys, myers, so mi...
But he keep helping people, he kept being a guardian angel to anyone who needed him
That's why i choose the ending don't fear the reaper + temperance, bc fits perfect with my V, he saved everyone from a sure death in saka tower, even Johnny... A true hero to the end
Feel the same way man 😢
This dlc isnt about friendship or loyalty, this is about the choice that you feel comfortable for yourself, choice that will bring you inner peace. Team Songbird
Team Songbird but I wasn’t happy when I had to shoot Reed
the mere fact alone that reed realised you’d make it to the shuttle no matter what spec ops they threw at you shows you that he knows what you’re capable of
he doesn’t try to stop you from shredding through NUSA, so I truly believe he actually is there for songbird. He believes that what he’s doing is right, but as a nomad through and through I couldn’t let this woman be trapped for the rest of her life just because reed feels some unassailable debt to her.
As of writing this comment I haven’t checked the gift Songbird left for me in that alleyway but I just hope I made the right choice, despite the fact that in the end Reed didn’t leave me with one.
RIP Solomon
I was a nomad too, but I still sided with Reed in the end. Don't show your cards until the game is finished. She could tell everything after she got to the Moon tho
@@pigeotto3574You're a monster.
@@pigeotto3574 I took it as Songbird feeling close to death, seeing V went through hell for her as her moment of truth and she had to admit everything. She felt she owed it to V since no one else really had her back like V did. Goddamn what beautiful endings this expansion had and it's interesting how different player opinions can be depending on how they view the situation. That's great writing.
It worked for my Corpo run too. As a Netrunner Corpo Somgbird and I had so much in common that, even knowing she lied to me, understood why and where she was coming from; her being an unwilling participant in Millitech NUSA antics and me with Arasaka putting me in a similar situation only to try and zero me. How could I not stand by So Mi all the way…
My only regret is that I had to zero Reed. Damn you CDPR…why you gotta tug at the heartstrings 😢
As a nomad myself, I know knew how important freedom was to someone, and Songbird went all-in ten times over to live and regain that freedom. I was adamant on helping her regain that freedom as I gave her my word that I would help, even if it set me back to square one, and as the second rule of the old nomad code states, "your word is your bond."
To you, Reed. A man of principal and honor. A comrade-in-arms to the bitter end.
I'm sorry man.
"...too damn late."
Huge OG Ghost in the Shell vibe. 10/10
peak cinema
people dont know how important a soundtrack can make a scene feel, throughout the entirety of phantom liberty i find myself having goosebumps just watching and listening to the cutscenes (especially when song tells you she betrayed you then never looking back plays even thinking about it as i type this is giving me goosebumps) and the soundtrack. phantom liberty or cyberpunk 2.0 has cemented the game (at least for me) a game that everyone should play at least once, its such a beautiful piece of media and i have to applaud cdpr for that, everything was near perfect especially the writing you dont see writing in games as perfect as this ill even say the writing rivals rdr 2 which in my opinion is gaming's greatest single player story and cyberpunk close second.
I just finished this DLC, I am in tears for what I did to my poor boy Reed. I am so fucking sorry.
Yeah, I felt bad about it
Johnny pretty much said it's how he would have wanted to go. He was an NUSA agent to the core. A heart attack man who never takes time off or has much of a life outside of being an agent. In a way, we did Reed a service.
No one said Blazing down the Rebel Path would be easy✊🏿
I didn’t even get this ending, but this shot, the music, staring down Reed in the pouring rain breaks my heart. Powerful OST.
This is it. The crossroads. Where you get to decide who lives and who dies.
But you can also just walk away, like the monks said. But in the end, no choice seems right.
Crazy how this track fits into the scene so perfectly. It hits you where it hurts, and I fkin love that.
V can’t really walk away. He either gives Songbird to NUSA or sends her to the moon. There’s no third option. And V (kinda) knows what’ll happen to Song in either ending.
@@yellowbirdie7182that's the funny thing, you actually can just turn around and walk off ingame
Phantom Liberty soundtrack is such a legendary 11/10
This track is called “Test of Loyalty” and is on Apple Music
Yet another instance of what cyberpunk does best. A decision. You have to make a choice. But neither option is the “right thing to do.” All possibilities are equally horrible.
The worst part about this moment I couldn't trust any of them.
Both are liars that had used me for nothing but personal gain.
A man already dead trying to fix his mistakes but is constantly putting principles above anything else
Or a woman who wants out of a prison of her own making she may been forced into this life, but she made a choice that would have put her there regardless.
She isn't innocent,
None of them are, and yet I had to choose who to trust.
If you played the last of us 2 and you support insane psychopath Ellie who kills everyone for her sick revenge then you have no right to judge Songbird.
@@Icy-be5vl TLoU2 is the most miserable game to have come out in decades. It shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as Cyberpunk 2077...
You summed it up quite right, the author of this comment.
It's so perfectly fitting for cyberpunk's bleak tone, it's just amazing. CDPR really are at their best with DLCs and when aren't under crunch that is release date, huh?
@@MayaPosch Yes this game is pathetic but some idiots would say that So Mi is evil but on the other hand their lovly Ellie is a poor victim. This is hypocrisy and I hate hypocrites. That's why I talk about it. They need to understand that insane tomboys like Ellie has no right to kill who they want for their sick revenge.
@@Icy-be5vlDon't think anyone played tlou 2 and said "Ellie is the good person in this story"
My dwag Reed 😢
Hen you find a puppy outside and you bring it to youre dad
this dlc so good man. even though you're mad at so mi, the idea of going through hell and back just to give her back to Myers/NUSA should be horrific. Couldn't do that shit.
For those who saved Song: Y'all are easily manipulated, have no willpower or insight and bend over too easily.
Girl straight up blames you for everything that she does wrong, is fully intent on never saving V from the beginning and intentionally uses them as a tool (she knew from the start that the matrix was a one-time use, she only wanted to save herself), then has the gall to call you a two-headed snake like she's a living saint that's never lied a single time. Not to mention she actively dodges anything V brings up involving her doing anything bad or tricking anyone, and actively uses many manipulation techniques on V throughout our time with her (Constantly saying "We're in this together" and "I only trust you with this", etc).
Team Reed. Songbird got herself in this situation. Her fault for incautiously netrunning illegally from day one, her fault for getting in trouble with NetWatch which led to her getting recruited by the FIA. Her. Fault. We, as V, face our consequences for our stupid decisions, giving her a free pass just because she's "helpless" (bullshit and a half) is just sad. I'm getting what I was promised and saving a real comrade in the process.
Test of loyalty?
Yup, it is Test of Loyalty
You see Reed that was always the difference between you and me you were loyal to a flag, i’m loyal to people
Sorry Reed, you were a friend.... but you choose a side which betray you many times... and So mi deserve freedom and get out from that that system of lies and people who use all of us like "human resources"....
Before this moment i already called him that we make the deal. It was not that much of duel for me. But the music is great. Last few hours of phantom liberty i kinda rushed just because i wanted to know if i can get the damn cure. Nothing else mattered.
R.I.P
Too… damn late
Neither of them is your friend, help songbird in either way you go but she is not your friend. Though she gave you the chance, she did it exactly at the right moment for her. I mean after walking through all those men could you just drop the mission.... All those deaths.... This is the only game where killing really bothers me....
This story was to bring you closer to johnny. The whole of cyberpunk is only for him.... You are Vergil so better help johnny out of hell right?
funny thing is, i played like 90% of the game with non-lethal weapons , even during endgame so when you get to unleash the blackwall wave i was like "dw guys these are non lethal eldrich cyber-horrors"
Seems sad
It's supposed to be sad given the context.
This Bargain with reed was enough as it is, So Mi lying on the ground whimpering in pain after we learned all about her in the ending where you side with reed, I'm glad I shot him in the head to make sure she went home. I know my male V would have done that with no thoughts needed.
In my next playthrough, I gave her to reed so that I could get The cure and it was just as worthless in a city like NC.
I gave up her to Reed after she confessed. I understand the logic "she just fights for her life", but so does V. It was her mistake to tell V the truth about all of this before getting into the shuttle. Plus it's not worth Reed's death or destroying NUSA. Solomon is not clever fella too, but at least he keeps promises and gives V what he/she wants.
We save Songbird, but:
- We kill Solomon Reed;
- NUSA won't survive this scandal with using Blackwall;
- V doesn't get the cure and gets used and lied for someone else's survivale (which is understandable, but as Songbird says, he is in the same position)
I don't think all of this worth of just one person. Coprorations will just tear apart all remainings of the NUSA and get stronger, so keeping country alive will be lesser evil. Don't appreciate slaughering on international territories tho, but that will be on Myers, not on the NUSA.
CDPR did a great job with giving us a tough choice. None of the options are "good", neither people who are you siding with. Even if I helped Reed, I still had a small empathy towards Songbird. She just didn't have to tell me everything right before the flight. Nice played, but I like life more than hers. Also this choice was worth it with such an amazing ending.
Ehh I thinking killing songbird is best wether or not you take the "cure" at the end is up to you.
@@12coco100o sent her off to the moon. But if I hadn’t I would have killed her myself. No way am I giving her back to Myers.
It’s the equivalent of V going The Devil Ending
This is wrong ending..
You're not taking her anywhere.
The best moment in this game when I could finally have my revenge on Reed for everything he did and I finally could avenge every person he betrayed and hurt for his sick orders. It felt good. I only wish I could do the same thing to Ellie and every other tomboy.
Spare me the quotes from Bushido X
this is just bait at this point lol
@@Crossfade1625 No. I am serious right now.
@@Crossfade1625 14y old girl having a meltdown in the comment section while making burner accounts to defend her opinion lmao
So Mi is the girl who just wants to survive. All she wants is freedom from people like Meyrs and Reed. She din't had a choice. And she is a victim.
Reed is a monster and an asshole who will betray everyone to keep his job. So Mi just wanted to survive.
Reed is a sick tyrant who will never change. He knows exactly what Meyrs will do to Songbird but he still works for her and he will betray everyone to keep his job. That's why I hate him and people like him needs to be removed from a society. This psychopath is just evil. He also used V and was lying to her the entire time. At least Songbird was honest in the end. Reed is always a liar.
Yeah, people get so caught up in the fact that she lied, eveyone is lying and betraying everyone.
@@Pdrum2 For example Takemura is lying the entire time but for some reason people likes him.
@@Icy-be5vl I like Takamura because of his sense of loyalty and honor given his background I can even understand it…still didn’t keep me from betraying him in the end though. Just because I respect the guy doesn’t mean I was going to sell my soul to Arasaka. Especially considering I ran a Corpo lifepath so I’m well aware of their priorities and by extension his.
Liking Takamura while betraying him aren’t mutually exclusive.
Same for Reed. Johnny said it himself, he would have been just like Reed had he not woken up
@@ShadowProject01 Well but Johnny realized how corrupt people like Meyrs really are. Reed never did.
try the reed endning, i think you would be suprized@@Icy-be5vl
#teamSoMi. I have no mercy for idealists like Reed and tomboys like Ellie.
I'm glad that this game has the ending where Reed dies. I wanted to kill him and I was happy when I finally could end his life. That's why I love Cyberpunk. Cyberpunk allows me to think what I want and I can kill most characters I hate. Unlike other games where games forces to me to like characters I hate. Characters like Ellie. Like MJ. Like Dina. I am sick of this. Cyberpunk is the only good game in the world.
Kinda lame they cut the ending where both him and Songbird can survive, though. In the leaked dialogue from earlier in development, you could convince him to leave the FIA, and he'd basically end up like he is in King of Cups.
I get they want to stick to their themes and have no happy endings, but one of the biggest drawbacks of the expansion writing-wise was their adherence to it over player choice and continuity, The Tower being another big example.
@@Gannoh Wow really? Ok I am surprised.
@@Icy-be5vl People blame the shortcomings of the base game's story and its copiously cut branching paths and story lines on crunch and poor management without realizing they did the same exact thing with Phantom Liberty, albeit on a much smaller scale.
Songbird also had different motivations and was more fleshed out, she wasn't as treacherous to everyone left and right and was more of a clearly trustworthy person. They kind of flipped that with everyone in Phantom Liberty, and made them all assholes who, no matter whom you side with, screw you over. I get it, but again it's a prioritization of themes over character or player agency.
V actually got the neural matrix from her originally, and in The Devil ending, had a successful operation. Instead of getting wimped out by the NUSA, V ends up getting offered a job working security for Arasaka and goes to Tokyo. It's implied rogue AIs take over their body from Songbird's matrix, leaving them trapped in their own head unable to make their own choices, though the dialogue is too broken up to tell for certain.
Hopefully with Cyberpunk 2 they take note from other RPGs, or even The Witcher 3 with their quests and offer the player more options as opposed to just cut everything again for themes. They rely too heavy on the "No happy endings in NC" without realizing that there are in fact mercs who get happy endings, it's just that the mass majority of them fail.
@@Gannoh This doesn't change a thing to me. Original scenario could be better but So Mi still only wants to survive and that's the only thing she wants. Reed is an asshole and Cyberpunk is the only really good game. Other games are full of sexism and political correctnes. I hate Life is Strange. The last of us 2. Read Dead Redemption 2. GTA series. Bully. I hate games from Rockstar. Naughty Dog. Square Enix. They are all evil and toxic. At least Cyberpunk gave me most things I wanted. Other games only gave me anger and sickness. Especially Rockstar. Naughty Dog and Square Enix has a lot to answer for. Their games are disgusting.
@@Icy-be5vl I agree with you on most of those games, though I'd be remiss to point out a lot of RPGs that do... RPG'ing better. The Witcher 3, Baldur's Gate 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Mass Effect 1 and 2, Disco Elysium, etc.,
There's a lot of other really good games. All of them tell a better story and offer the player more choices in the story that is told, in my opinion. New Vegas is an all-time great for me, just because if there is a character you think is an asshole, it doesn't restrict you from just killing them. In fact, you can just kill pretty much every character in the game if you really want.
2077 wasn't just a disappointment to many because of its bugs at launch, CD:PR couldn't live up to the very high standards they set with The Witcher 3. While I think they do a lot right in terms of themes, worldbuilding, and design, it isn't nearly as strong with its characters or plot. A lot of that does, again, stem from cuts, like Panam being able to die or Evelyn being able to survive. Incompetence plays a role somewhere in there too, though.