@@klaymor73 This game is actually amazing (for the people who actually played the whole game). I hope it gets the recognition it deserves, despite the bad launch in console. If not it will end in the list of those games that really deserved a lot, but haters and journalist destroyed a great game without waiting for patchs, they dont forgive,but destroy. I decided to avoid and give the game a try and after 70hrs of playing it, I dont regret enjoying my time with this amazing story and characters
@@carloschavez6958 I've played 381 hours and every time i play i discover a new thing, this game has so many details .... of course the game has some errors but they are fixing it , i hate the driving sistem but as you say this game is amazing, been a long time since the story grab me this way like this.
@@klaymor73 It's sad because we will never know. Was it Microsoft and Sony? Probably not. Was some investors getting impatient? Maybe...? Did CDPR board was just too egoistical to see they needed a lot more time? Can't tell.
Is anyone going to talk about how his actually animated strumming the right chords and notes and shapes, doing full chords, barchords, fingerpicking, the attention to detail is crazy
Lord Xtheth probs not Keanu because that means he’d have to learn how to play guitar for the role, likely motion captured a guitarist, still have to sync, match it up and model a guitar with accurate fret boards and adjust the motion capture post to hit all the right spots, lotta effort most games just have random strumming to the music
I wish more people looked at what is in this game as opposed to what went wrong. I've loved Cyberpunk 2077 from day 1. I'm on my 4th play through. I'm still enjoying it immensely. I don't play guitar and therefore didn't notice this at all, but it goes to show how much love the devs did put in, showing they wanted to make the best game they could.
@@thesciencer1 Dude, Keanu time travelled alongside Alex Winters to learn guitar so they could play the song to unite the world. Learn your history mate!
Mehn I got so emotional at that part. Like the bumpy journey with Johnny is now over. The game is a buggy mess, but man do the characters and story hit you in the feels.
@@nadnaps1010 The game was totally something more for me. I don't know why, but no game ever has hit me as hard as this one. It wasn't as buggy for me, I very rarely experienced those and... Idk, now that it's over, it's a weird feeling. No game ever previously made such an impact on me, not Witcher 3, no RPG ever. Was it the characters, the depressive tone, or simply the amazing immersion, I don't know. Funny things is... I wasn't hyped for this game at all. I was indifferent, the trailer didn't get to me, I didn't look forward to it. I got it as a birthday gift from my girlfriend, if not for that, I probably wouldn't have played it for a year or so. And I am very happy that it happened how it happened, because I am absolutely in love in this game. I was totally immersed in this game and I loved every single moment I was in the Night City. I know there are DLCs coming, but... It's been a wild ride. And now it's over.
I always love reading some positivity for this game! I felt the same. It might be the most immersive experience I've had in a game ever. All of the characters are so incredibly well written and performed, it's really so beautiful! I hope people come to see that one day.
Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my favorite games but it's true that it's a unfinished masterpiece. I hope that with story patches and dlcs we'll get a better experience. It's true that the game isn't that buggy like everyone says the only thing is that they could extend the story somewhat more. It's true that there initially were five main storylines Takemura's, Judy's, Panam's and two other ones that were cut out of cyberpunk 2077 for some reason (It's true if you look in the game files) I hope they add them in the future. I would all liked more interesting characters that that you can romance or even just interesting characters you know what I mean like Judy, panam, River and Kerry.
kinda wish there was an ending where you could have johnny in your head forever and the chip stopped killing you. saying goodbye is too fucking hard man
@@TheSaraphic see, pretty much every game has good and bad side. Let's say the bad side being glitches and bugs for example. I'd personally think that the glitches and bugs weren't as much, but that might be because I played the game like month after release. Anyways, the people that hated the game had their opinions based on the bad side. That is a problem. Why? Because when you're rating a game you can't be biased on either side. If you are biased on good side you'll overhype it. If on the bad side, youll talk about it like it's a generally bad game even though it isn't really. So do you see a problem there? On the start everyone overhyped it, only talking about a good side, but realistically, every game has bad side as well. But because people were only hyped on the good they didn't expect the bad side to be there, and they were shocked when they found out (even though it's pretty much a normal thing) so they were mad and their opinion, again was rotated and they only saw the bad side.
@@ocaradovideoehbixa people like to focus on “it has a few bugs. Big deal, a lot of games do!” When this game had a LOT of bad stuff going on in the background than just the game. The game doesn’t “just” have bugs.
I think Johnny doesn't like either of those. Call him a Night City Legend for what? Blowing 2 thermonuclear charges in a civilian space and killing possibly tens of thousands of people. The guy who save my life, actually depicts Johnny saving a life instead of ending or ruining one.
If you're up for playing a board game then you are in luck. 2077 is based on Cyberpunk 2020 which is a board game from the 80s. Granted Johnny doesn't look like Reeves but he's there.
Its like a small percentage of video games where gameplay doesn't mean much. (thats why I didn't care about bugs) Like Max Payne series. I almost felt same feelings. Except Max Payne 3 had an happy ending and this story almost didn't. From good times to badass, puking blood to wholesome scenes with Johnny, Panam, Judy etc. I always remembered that everything I see will be over soon. Finishing the game left me empty and hurt also... PS; CDPR we need lots of DLC.
@@themajesticspider-man6116 right I regretted my choice so much that I wanted another chance to actually use my character & enjoy REAL life a bit longer haha
i’m reading all these comments.. and i’m so glad i’m not the only one who was hit in the feels by the game. i can’t stop thinking about it after i finished it. I fell in love with Johnny,River,Kerry,Rogue,Judy,Panam,Takemura,Wakako and many more... i wish it didn’t end the way it did. V just became a part of me at this point
@@capy_corri haha :D welllll you know what they say stop being one :P jk honestly at first i thought i was going to hate him but ended up loving takemura :D yea glad to see there is alot of love in the community for the game
"Pick your head up, samurai, this city isn't gonna burn itself down. I know times are tough now, but that will just make you stronger in the long run. Don't give up. sit and listen as long as you need, Night City can wait."
*SPOILERS* you can give him your body and he seems pretty determined and okay with moving on and becoming a new person with all that he learned from you
Johnny had a good run, going to another "afterlife" with Alt is as best as he could have gotten, and fucking up Arasaka always puts a smile on his face anyway. Their times have passed. He needed to move on. Most of the endings were good I would say.. for Johnny. I don't think he was meant to take the body of V anyway.
@@PaulVRo ill be honest i really wanted alt to be the heaven johnny needed but just going from alt's descriptions it seems like actual hell beyond the blackwall
@@Crynomical Damn straight. Where are my fully interactive sex scenes? Why can't I see my reflection in other character's irises? Why can't I go into every building in NC and find a unique interior? This game is half-baked. In all seriousness, I agree with is being a shame we don't see Johnny play too much. Especially considering how much he's literally just hanging around us.
@@aarjo8258 Dude, if every building had interior desings the game would be like 1 terabyte. What are you talking about? And if you want that much detail then you should've did the game yourself.
@@yigitalpar1975 I was being sarcastic. My point was that Cryomical saying the game's unfinished because we don't see Silverhand playing the guitar more is like saying the game's unfinished because it doesn't have fully interactive sex scenes or custom interiors for every building.
I wish V and Johnny could have had a jamming session. I know I did when I played. Brought out my strat and went along with whatever he did in this scene. Kind of pictured my V being a musician.
there is a quest where you can get the old band back together and pop some the pill to let Johnny take the wheel. I never finished it, but kinda the same thing?
@@JeremiahDB Yeah I'm well aware of it. I just meant literally. Maybe something like this as a scene would be cool. *Johnny:* "Wait so you actually play guitar?" *V:* "Yeah. Listened to a lot of albums as a kid. Even yours." *plays Smoke On The Water* *Johnny:* 😐
I got the Johnny ending and let me just say that him staring into the camera while the bus drives that was the moment I realized that I loved Cyberpunk 2077 even with all its flaws its story hit me like a freight train.
Something i noticed in my first playthrough is that the game pretty much actively pressures you to do a lot of the main story missions in a row. While on the surface seems kinda like how the game should do it to keep you in the story, knowing V dies at the end no matter what makes you realize that choice was to make you realize you gotta slow down in life. Rushing to the end cuts your time short so fast. You can finish the game around level 20 but the level cap is at 50. If you dont slow down you miss so many moments in the game and honestly, i think it's a nice life lesson as well. You dont know where you're going in the game. First run-throughs leave you in a situation of unknowing whats going to come next and before you know it V is on their death bed and its over So much of the game is almost purposefully left to be skipped because if you dont take your time you'll miss most of it and like wise in real life. Whens the last time you just sat and enjoyed something as simple as someone playing guitar for you pr helped someone on the street just because you could. The rush of life just leads us to death faster. Take your time. Enjoy it. Love yall
I went straight for the end and completed it fairly quickly - as I tend to do with any game since I usually play linear level-to-level games. I didn't like the ending I got though, so when I was put back to an earlier save I've spent at least another 20 hours walking around, completing tons of quests, taking down enemies and just driving around.
Year after my first play through I'm now doing a new netrunner playthrough. Doing all the side missions and gigs the moment they become available and before progressing with the main missions. Think I already had 20 intelligence when I did the arasaka heist. Feels great just walking through that entire tower just offing corpo soldiers with nothing but a thought. "suicide". "synapses burnout". "short circuit". Repeat.
I feel the sadness in his notes. No matter who you are, no matter what you try to accomplish, Night City will always take something away form you. You'll have nothing coming in. You'll gain something worth having, have it ripped away from you, and then if you're lucky, you'll get to leave willingly. If you're not? well, there is plenty of room for you in the dump piles
Honestly more heartbreaking than Edgerunners. Johnny, the man lost to the world, stuck in some Solo’s head and killing him without a single way to stop it. When he finally has a moment to forget it all, he strums some chords and does his best to Never Fade Away. I don’t care what anyone says, I bought this game at launch and I’ve always loved it. I’d rank the story right up there with the RDR series. Bravo to Project Red.
All the animation for people playing the guitar is not just some random strumming. The finger positions and the strumming are all accurate to how you would play the song that is heard. This level of detail is just so awesome. If only the devs had 1 - 2 more years, Cyberpunk 2077 would be a game that would be popular even 10 years later.
@@theloathsomedungeater5268 yeah and also with Keanu Reeves' addition it force a huge chunk of the game to be reworked in order to fit him properly into the game
@@dzikripratama3776 thank you for saying this, it’s not like the games better now and an amazing looking dlc is coming out so keep on spreading the word and eventually someone will care
Do what I do. Leave it alone for a couple of years, come back to it, you'll have forgotten almost everything but the gist of the story. I'm overdue for a replay of the first Watch Dogs game, come to think of it. I know how it ends, but I also know I've forgotten a lot.
I love that Johnny playing isn't just some animated jargon where he's mindlessly strumming and creating music, but it's mo-capped for each song, a guy in a pingpong suit actually played for us.
I just finished this game recently and I fell in love with it. I never once thought about this as just a game I truly felt like V and felt the emotions and feelings of the actions I made and how those impacted the characters around me. Now after finishing it I feel like something’s missing because it truly was like I was there living in NC with Johnny talking shit in my head and being the best friend of my life. When it ended and Johnny left I was deeply saddened and felt like I lost a part of myself. Idk maybe I’m weird but this game felt like more then just a game it felt like a whole other life I lived and I loved that feeling. And remember never stop fighting.
Johnny hit me right in the feels when I finished the game. I feel like people only dog on the game because of it's glitches. They dont realize how beautiful the story line is and how amazing your relationship with Johnny can get. Truly a masterpiece. And the fact that they actually got the strumming and fretting so correctly when they were animating this is amazing. 10/10
In Beat on the Brat: Kabuki, where you fight the twins, there is a guy sitting on the couch playing the same riffs. I remember just standing there, listening, and loving the ambience on that rooftop...
I received this game last year for my 28th birthday from my best friend. I was worried at first, having heard all the negative reviews but seeing her eyes light up when she talked about it made me excited. And I haven’t regretted it since. Despite its flaws, Cyberpunk 2077 touched my soul. I cried more than once, got angry on behalf of the characters more than once. Their stories are vivid and tangible. It’s easily become one of my top 5 games, alongside the likes of Skyrim and Pokémon Emerald (my first Pokémon game). If you haven’t played this game, give it a chance. It might surprise you 💕
Every time the first song comes up in game it feels like everything slows down and i get hit with this wave of hopelessness and anger, but by the time I start walking away and the music gets softer and more distant, I become more dtermined.
Yesssss. I need noise to fall asleep to, always have, and recently have been getting into videos like this that make me feel like im falling asleep in whatever hyperfixation has me at the time. With how in love I fell with Cyberpunk and Johnny, this is absolutely perfect.
@@AirWolf2301 Yes! I'm so happy to hear that, a big reason I make these videos is for sleep aid since I know a lot of people do struggle with that, I'm so glad it worked for you too!
I wish there were more games with an open world that takes place in a super futuristic, corporate, almost dystopian city like in Cyberpunk. You can say what you want about the game but immersion is amazing and the world actually feels alive(as long as you don't get bugs).
I know most people say the best ending is where you leave with panam and your romance partner but I think the best ending is where you let Johnny take over V's body he kinda deserves to be alive both of them do but V's gonna die anyways unless there's a dlc where he's cured.
Spoilers: I agree! Although I guess it depends on the relationship you end up forming with Johnny. In my first playthrough he and V grew pretty close, I think she'd rather let him live out the rest of her life a changed man than just have them both erased from the face of the earth in 6 months. I love the thought of providing him a second chance to start over.
@@SlowWalkthroughs yeah in my play through I did the storm arasaka by yourself ending and then let Johnny take over. Overall I think keanu brings out some of Johnny but he kinda sounds montone and in a weird way I guess that makes me love Johnny even more. I wish there was a way to get Johnny or v a new body. I went for 100% playthrough too and every ending that did where Johnny stayed behind I fealt extremely shitty cuz we did make a deal him to keep our body. I also got attached to v and most characters. I don't care what anyone else says the is another great game with a great story.
@@Cocaine_RejeKt and people die in the panam ending, i dont understand how can people say is the best ending. so many people die because 6 more month of your live, i dont think that's fair at all. so i chose the secret ending and gave the body to johnny.
I don't like that people die in the nomad ending, but they all decided to help you, you are welcomed to the Aldecaldos and they would all die for each other. Johnny doesn't want a body that doesn't belong to him, it's even worse because he literally has to run away from everything, Rogue straight up hates him, Panam literally wants to look for him and kill him. It's the best ending, yes, people die, but they knew the risks and they would risk everything for family
@@disconuts315 you have a point and I agree with you but even if he doesn't want the body he deserves a second chance. If you befriend Johnny he learns the error of his ways. I think he deserves another chance at life besides v is just gonna die anyways.
I play Female V since I relate. I sat on that chair for 30 minutes. Away from the crazyness and this was just V appreciating this & soaking it all in one. Truly humanizing. Thank you for the video🤘🏼
this video always makes me think about the dystopic and chaotic world of cyberpunk, where V has a literal timer on life and does the killing and slicing of others to get answers. then comes a construct living in your head and sings at the guitar. an oasis of serenity and calm in that chaos. this is so comforting to me that i listen to this when i feel like i lose control over my life, just sitting back, relaxing, thinking of stuff, placing stuff in order.
Started to play game in 2023 when Phantom Liberty came out. Oh boy, how great it is! Pretty much in everything. They did this game with love! Exactly the same with Witcher 3. I passed this game in 2019 and it was the Great experience! Best game imho. CD Project one love
Its crazy, when the game came out i found myself coming across stuff like this in game. Specifically there was one npc that would city somewhere in the city center actually playing sick music I've never heard before. But you can follow their fingers to the notes if you pay attention to them. This game did not deserve the wrap it got initially. Truly phenomenal work by everyone involved with the game.
@@SlowWalkthroughs if I could give a suggestion, if possible keep some of the water flowing noise in the background of Kerry's yacht song. There's a video like that already, but the water overrides the guitar a bit.
@@jackandcoffee1145 Yep! I'm almost finished with the video, and I did have to turn down the sfx so the music is more audible. I also added a second half without any sound effects, similar to this video, that way I'm hoping everyone can get the version they'd like. Thanks for the suggestion, too!
The fact that his hands are animated doing the right things when playing the guitar is amazing to me. Damn, everything in this game is so perfect and subtile.
I can't tell you how mind blown I was as a musician to see the full motion capture, I've NEVER seen nor expected that of any game. Hell, most of the time pianos don't even have keys modelled that make sense.
This game hits too hard to be considered just another game. Boy, I remember it took me some time to finish the main story because I was stopping every 10 mins to stare at the dark beauty of Night city at night, or the silent sunsets in the outer lands. I remember I had to suspend the gameplay for a few days because I was crushed by the fact a male character didn't have a chance with Judy Alvarez, oh boy, I drank until passing out that night.I couldn't deal with that reality. There was a point where I started to forget the difference between my real life and my life in the game. sometimes I'd fall sleep playing, and when waking up didn't recognize my own room, thinking I should be on V's room. i remember falling apart when Adam Smasher blew Rogue, the sense of disgust (in the good sense) on the mission where you find a farm with kidnapped kids being fed in some kind of sick experiment. But the most memorable one, Black Dog playing in the background after finishing the main story end where you get free off jhonny. How you realize the song is about Jhonny himself, the black dog in your head who stood with you till the end. I'm sorry man, I know haters had their reasons when the game was released, but I just can't get how somebody cannot fall in love with this beatiful piece of art that is Cyberpunk 2077
I had watched edgerunners, and that got me into the game so I already knew Adam smasher. And when I tell you, when he dropped down and we were forced to fight him, I literally paused the game and had tears in my eyes, 1 because this was THE Adam smasher, the cyborg without cyberpsychosis, the one and only living legend, and 2 was the man that had killed David. An epic scene and an even more amazing fight.
I usually forget a game after a month or two of playing it but cyberpunk is still stuck in my head i finished it almost 6 months ago and i still always think about it
One of the few guitar scenes with the proper finger animations. Truly the most impressive thing I've ever seen in a game. You can tell they probably meant every guitar scene to be like this but Kerry's boat song doesn't and a few random npcs don't, but the first time i saw these animations while playing was a random npc. I was so amazed i had to stop and watch for like a half hour looking for any flaws or mistimed notes.
Wow, you're really uncovering some great spots in Cyberpunk for the ambience 😊This was a really relaxing one, enjoyed it a lot :) Happy holidays to you! 🎄
A lot of people forget, or don't know, that Johnny is a character from the very beginning of the tabletop game (Yes, CP2077 is based on a tabletop gaming system). He was first featured in a minor module when the first edition came out and was a fan favorite, so they continued his story on and off through other modules from different editions. I have yet to read the new Cyberpunk Red edition to see if they've updated anything, but I have a feeling it's gonna be awesome. In relation to the fact that it's based on a tabletop system, that means that the character can do whatever you want. It's up to you what happens and V's story is literally just one of billions. She doesn't exist anywhere else except for in this game and that's awesome to me. We get a glimpse into a world so unlike our own and yet so close to it that it's frightening. I really hope the DLC explores more of the TTRPG aspects and delves deeper into some serious worldbuilding beyond what they've done. There is SO much worldbuilding in the official TTRPG and it's a bummer we didn't get to see more. The hint of a Fourth Corporate War at the Arasaka ending is just crazy to me and I love that they indicated it.
honestly I think this is one of the most intriguing single play journals I have taken. I think what Rd2 showed us is that open world dosent mean an ocean of side simple side quests. (Not talking about the actual side quests they are really good but the gigs and how alot of them are kind of be stealthy or not shooty) I remember finishing watching 2049 before playing and really puts you in the right mindset. In that this game can really be a really cinematic experience if you follow the main quests and side quests. The lyric from the title of one of the endings really reminds me of the great relationship this game creates and explores. " There must some kind out of here , said the joker to the thief"
this is going to sound dumb but me playing the game all the way till the end brought me to a bond with johnny. and having him leaving your head forever and v being removed form his body and the music and stuff legit brought a tear to my eye
Playing through again and again made me truly realize Johnny isn't another person, he is as much V as V is Johnny. They are each others conscious as one. So basically V is talking to himself most of the game....but its so good.
Honestly, I gotta say. I'm obsessed with this game. I truly, genuinely love it. There are very few games that win my heart and stay with me. This game is definitely one I will hold dearly. I ignore how the game was BADLY released and the whole scandal about it. I ignore it. I just focused on the story and I fell in love. The game is still buggy here and there. Some things still are janky. But the story is something that was given genuinely care, love, and effort. You can tell if you've played many games. CD Project Red put in EFFORT for this game and I love that those whom play the game fully understand that and see it. Hats off to everyone who loves this game and who *WORKED* on the game. From the directors, the voice actors, the MOCAP, the... everything. It's all beautiful if you take the time to see it. Thank you to all of you.
And he put the necklace from Misty in a grave saying he'd never forget V, "I've got your fucking face". And on V's grave he has "dreamer" as the inscription. Also, if you look in the mirror before leaving the apartment he says "Oh, V..." So sad, made me cry, too. I haven't played the game in a while now, but I still remember the three endings I did. I stopped when I did the suicide one because it was just so heartbreaking. I mean, I expected it to be bad and hurt, but I didn't expect to hurt so much. Getting yelled at by Panam and a romanced Kerry, seeing and hearing Judy break down into a panic attack and hang up, Misty, River, and Vic talking to you and hurting but understanding... That shit hit hard. I still need to go back and do the corpo and secret endings. I will, eventually.
@@GeneralHonobi to be fair Johnny probably will have plastic surgery to look like himself again. Atleast he mentions this if you gave him your body and your V was female
This melody reminds me of the melodies played by the nomads by their fires in their camp - I always felt nostalgic and somehow at peace whenever I was nearby them when they were playing.
It's amazing how many people forget that Mr. Reeves not only knows how to play guitar, but has his own rock band. Gotta love the passion that goes into little easter eggs like this. You might never find this room in all of your playthroughs, and that's okay. I still remember stumbling across this little surprise and just putting my controller down to watch Johny play, mesmerized.
I've recently learnt to play the song on the guitar and I've only realised that he's actually playing the guitar like the animation shows the finger picking, the right notes and chords, absolutely crazy.
So sad and soothing at the same time, having finished both basegame and DLC. I have this playing once a while in my flat... One time I had it looped in the background while doing something and I got a phonecall, talked for a few minutes and got asked to "tell what is this, whatever you are listening". It's so relatively simple (at moments) and raw but somehow manages to capture many feelings and get stucked in a head, just like... well... biochip'n'stuff. ;) The same goes with Kerry's yacht guitar practices, though I prefer this one.
It's stuff like this that makes you realize. The developers actually cared. They didn't want the game to end up the way it did. It wasn't their fault.
Nobody talks about Microsoft and Sony pressing for the release, it's easier throwing shit to the game and CD Project.
@@klaymor73 This game is actually amazing (for the people who actually played the whole game). I hope it gets the recognition it deserves, despite the bad launch in console. If not it will end in the list of those games that really deserved a lot, but haters and journalist destroyed a great game without waiting for patchs, they dont forgive,but destroy. I decided to avoid and give the game a try and after 70hrs of playing it, I dont regret enjoying my time with this amazing story and characters
@@carloschavez6958 I've played 381 hours and every time i play i discover a new thing, this game has so many details .... of course the game has some errors but they are fixing it , i hate the driving sistem but as you say this game is amazing, been a long time since the story grab me this way like this.
well for me the game is really good, sure there is some bugs but it's quite an amazing game that will take you to Nice places.
@@klaymor73 It's sad because we will never know.
Was it Microsoft and Sony? Probably not.
Was some investors getting impatient? Maybe...?
Did CDPR board was just too egoistical to see they needed a lot more time? Can't tell.
"Go to sleep Samurai, the city can wait."
Y'know, you ain't so bad after all Silverhand...
"the guy that saved my life"
😭
wake the fuck up samurai
we have a city to burn
STOP MAKING ME EMOTIONAL
Is anyone going to talk about how his actually animated strumming the right chords and notes and shapes, doing full chords, barchords, fingerpicking, the attention to detail is crazy
Love that little detail, it's such a shame the bugs and all overshadowed this type of stuff.
I bet Keanu was mo-capped playing a guitar.
Lord Xtheth probs not Keanu because that means he’d have to learn how to play guitar for the role, likely motion captured a guitarist, still have to sync, match it up and model a guitar with accurate fret boards and adjust the motion capture post to hit all the right spots, lotta effort most games just have random strumming to the music
I wish more people looked at what is in this game as opposed to what went wrong. I've loved Cyberpunk 2077 from day 1. I'm on my 4th play through. I'm still enjoying it immensely.
I don't play guitar and therefore didn't notice this at all, but it goes to show how much love the devs did put in, showing they wanted to make the best game they could.
@@thesciencer1 Dude, Keanu time travelled alongside Alex Winters to learn guitar so they could play the song to unite the world. Learn your history mate!
Goodbye V, and never stop fighting
Mehn I got so emotional at that part. Like the bumpy journey with Johnny is now over. The game is a buggy mess, but man do the characters and story hit you in the feels.
@@nadnaps1010 The game was totally something more for me. I don't know why, but no game ever has hit me as hard as this one. It wasn't as buggy for me, I very rarely experienced those and... Idk, now that it's over, it's a weird feeling. No game ever previously made such an impact on me, not Witcher 3, no RPG ever. Was it the characters, the depressive tone, or simply the amazing immersion, I don't know. Funny things is... I wasn't hyped for this game at all. I was indifferent, the trailer didn't get to me, I didn't look forward to it. I got it as a birthday gift from my girlfriend, if not for that, I probably wouldn't have played it for a year or so. And I am very happy that it happened how it happened, because I am absolutely in love in this game. I was totally immersed in this game and I loved every single moment I was in the Night City. I know there are DLCs coming, but... It's been a wild ride. And now it's over.
@@Magnus8434 yeah, for me its the best game ive ever played, I even bought clothes with cyberpunk logos on it XD
I always love reading some positivity for this game! I felt the same. It might be the most immersive experience I've had in a game ever. All of the characters are so incredibly well written and performed, it's really so beautiful! I hope people come to see that one day.
Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my favorite games but it's true that it's a unfinished masterpiece. I hope that with story patches and dlcs we'll get a better experience. It's true that the game isn't that buggy like everyone says the only thing is that they could extend the story somewhat more. It's true that there initially were five main storylines Takemura's, Judy's, Panam's and two other ones that were cut out of cyberpunk 2077 for some reason (It's true if you look in the game files) I hope they add them in the future. I would all liked more interesting characters that that you can romance or even just interesting characters you know what I mean like Judy, panam, River and Kerry.
*Johnny picks up guitar*:
“Anyway, here’s Pon Pon Shit.”
to be fair hes actually playing Kerry Eurodyne, which is why Kerry is pissed cause ponpon shit is a rip off of his song
@@AdhalMK1 Correcting a joke... wow...
@@AdhalMK1 I didn't actually know that lol
Johnny chilling with Alt: Anyway here's wonderBlackwall
@@AdhalMK1 Wait I didn't hear that in the game, thought Kerry was just pissed because us cracks used his song on a tour.
kinda wish there was an ending where you could have johnny in your head forever and the chip stopped killing you. saying goodbye is too fucking hard man
Mee 2, Jhonny Is fucking awesome
I was hoping to find a way to create a body for Johnny
Idk, think Johnny'd lose his mind stuck in V for forever. Probably drive him nuts.
thats tbh kinda cruel for both V and Johnny ahahha.
Just wouldn't be in the spirit of Cyberpunk I am afraid.
This game proves the old saying :
"You can do thousand things right with no praise, but you will always be blamed for the one thing you did wrong"
It had it's faults but the story and motion capture was incredible, and the character development, top notch.
@@TheSaraphic see, pretty much every game has good and bad side. Let's say the bad side being glitches and bugs for example. I'd personally think that the glitches and bugs weren't as much, but that might be because I played the game like month after release.
Anyways, the people that hated the game had their opinions based on the bad side. That is a problem. Why?
Because when you're rating a game you can't be biased on either side. If you are biased on good side you'll overhype it. If on the bad side, youll talk about it like it's a generally bad game even though it isn't really.
So do you see a problem there?
On the start everyone overhyped it, only talking about a good side, but realistically, every game has bad side as well. But because people were only hyped on the good they didn't expect the bad side to be there, and they were shocked when they found out (even though it's pretty much a normal thing) so they were mad and their opinion, again was rotated and they only saw the bad side.
@@dauphongii I'm a realist - the game was already insanely ambitious. It was good enough for me.
I loved the game, but lets be real: it did more than a few things wrong. But its special nonetheless.
@@ocaradovideoehbixa people like to focus on “it has a few bugs. Big deal, a lot of games do!” When this game had a LOT of bad stuff going on in the background than just the game. The game doesn’t “just” have bugs.
"Say this had a gravestone, here lies Johnny Silverhand..."
"The guy who saved my life."
"You don't know how much I wish that was true."
I prefer “the rocking Rock Star!” Or “Night city legend!”
Also picked that one as well, because it is somewhat true. The chip brought V back and also brought them time, even if Johnny had no say in it.
“No johnny you fucked that up too”
I think Johnny doesn't like either of those. Call him a Night City Legend for what? Blowing 2 thermonuclear charges in a civilian space and killing possibly tens of thousands of people.
The guy who save my life, actually depicts Johnny saving a life instead of ending or ruining one.
@@attackontitanfollower If you pick the options in OP's post you increase your relations with Johnny to get his secret ending.
I honestly wouldn't mind a prequal game where we play as him. I love his character
I wan't V's six months with Jackie.
If you're up for playing a board game then you are in luck. 2077 is based on Cyberpunk 2020 which is a board game from the 80s. Granted Johnny doesn't look like Reeves but he's there.
@@4orap4o2 mmmm it's kinda like DnD or CoC right? If only I had friends to play with :c
@@yume2280 would play it with you online ^^ I played some campaigns in DnD too :D
@@lennyluffel344 IS THERE SUCH A THING?! But how will I wear my witch hat and take shots and eventually punch the DM for making me in to a turkey >:L
This games story mode really hit me hard. Some games just are like movies rather than video games and this is one of them.
The first ending I got was Panam and my heart hurt for two days. It was sad to me that it was over.
@@kraftderwahl2405 I went the kill Johnny route
Its like a small percentage of video games where gameplay doesn't mean much. (thats why I didn't care about bugs) Like Max Payne series. I almost felt same feelings. Except Max Payne 3 had an happy ending and this story almost didn't. From good times to badass, puking blood to wholesome scenes with Johnny, Panam, Judy etc. I always remembered that everything I see will be over soon. Finishing the game left me empty and hurt also...
PS; CDPR we need lots of DLC.
@@kraftderwahl2405 That is until you're put right back into it after the ending just before the main mission.
@@themajesticspider-man6116 right I regretted my choice so much that I wanted another chance to actually use my character & enjoy REAL life a bit longer haha
i’m reading all these comments.. and i’m so glad i’m not the only one who was hit in the feels by the game. i can’t stop thinking about it after i finished it. I fell in love with Johnny,River,Kerry,Rogue,Judy,Panam,Takemura,Wakako and many more... i wish it didn’t end the way it did. V just became a part of me at this point
Takemura called me a bitch at the end. I feel sad
@@capy_corri haha :D welllll you know what they say stop being one :P jk honestly at first i thought i was going to hate him but ended up loving takemura :D yea glad to see there is alot of love in the community for the game
@@biohazerdtrollztrolls4798 Apodreça no inferno, kuso-ama.
Wakako was the best written character
Fr.
"The guy who saved my life,"
Coulda gotten MARRIED :'(
@@maddiesaur1733 ;'(
I have about 60 hours and I knew exactly where that line was from. One of the best moments in the game in my opinion
V...you dont know how much I want that to be true.
@@prismanic24 Listen, I realized I fucked up a lot of things...
"Pick your head up, samurai, this city isn't gonna burn itself down. I know times are tough now, but that will just make you stronger in the long run. Don't give up. sit and listen as long as you need, Night City can wait."
Thanks choom, I needed that.
It's V, Samurai is the name of the band and only uses it to mock you in the trailer, he never calls you Samurai in the whole game.
@@Fataliese I can't hear you, Snoy boy
@@michealbadman6411 hey cool it choom think of the og comment as a way of respecting the game and Devs who made such wonderful characters
@@adderheadgaming Why the hell would I respect the devs? They're a fucking corpo, gonk.
Thumbs downs are from Arasaka gonks.
and the porcerlain bitch
Sounds like we got a city to burn
lmao
From console players :v
@@CZJ530 I barely get crashes and I’m on PS4 but sometime the game freezes up and I have to restart it
This is the closest we will get to Keanu playing guitar for us.
He played in a band in real life (i think).
@@DarkBath yup. Dog star, but he played bass
I'm OK with that. Can't have everything in life.
I didn’t think I’d end up caring about him at all. Boy was I wrong. Wish there was a happier option for Johnny :/
"Here, for folks like us? Wrong city, wrong people."
*SPOILERS* you can give him your body and he seems pretty determined and okay with moving on and becoming a new person with all that he learned from you
Johnny had a good run, going to another "afterlife" with Alt is as best as he could have gotten, and fucking up Arasaka always puts a smile on his face anyway. Their times have passed. He needed to move on. Most of the endings were good I would say.. for Johnny. I don't think he was meant to take the body of V anyway.
@@PaulVRo ill be honest i really wanted alt to be the heaven johnny needed but just going from alt's descriptions it seems like actual hell beyond the blackwall
you know it hits hard when I started caring for him and I'm a lesbian lol
It's a shame that you barely hear Johnny play the guitar in this game.
I mean, yeah, there's the Samurai-Quest, but otherwise, there's not much.
Kinda like it's not finished or something right?
@@Crynomical Damn straight. Where are my fully interactive sex scenes? Why can't I see my reflection in other character's irises? Why can't I go into every building in NC and find a unique interior? This game is half-baked.
In all seriousness, I agree with is being a shame we don't see Johnny play too much. Especially considering how much he's literally just hanging around us.
@@aarjo8258 Dude, if every building had interior desings the game would be like 1 terabyte. What are you talking about?
And if you want that much detail then you should've did the game yourself.
@@yigitalpar1975 I was being sarcastic. My point was that Cryomical saying the game's unfinished because we don't see Silverhand playing the guitar more is like saying the game's unfinished because it doesn't have fully interactive sex scenes or custom interiors for every building.
@@aarjo8258 oof, my bad then dude sorry.
I love how he looks at the camera for a second before he starts playing. Like he asks "Is it recording, Samurai?"
I wish V and Johnny could have had a jamming session. I know I did when I played. Brought out my strat and went along with whatever he did in this scene. Kind of pictured my V being a musician.
there is a quest where you can get the old band back together and pop some the pill to let Johnny take the wheel. I never finished it, but kinda the same thing?
@@JeremiahDB
Yeah I'm well aware of it. I just meant literally.
Maybe something like this as a scene would be cool.
*Johnny:* "Wait so you actually play guitar?"
*V:* "Yeah. Listened to a lot of albums as a kid. Even yours." *plays Smoke On The Water*
*Johnny:* 😐
That's fucking inspiring
Omg that just makes me think how amazing it would have been to have a rockerboy lifepath :D
@@pyroritz3500 Maybe that's a DLC. This game's possibilities are endless.
I got the Johnny ending and let me just say that him staring into the camera while the bus drives that was the moment I realized that I loved Cyberpunk 2077 even with all its flaws its story hit me like a freight train.
had the same. and right after the edgerunner update i inspected the graveyard and cried my eyes out.
Something i noticed in my first playthrough is that the game pretty much actively pressures you to do a lot of the main story missions in a row. While on the surface seems kinda like how the game should do it to keep you in the story, knowing V dies at the end no matter what makes you realize that choice was to make you realize you gotta slow down in life. Rushing to the end cuts your time short so fast. You can finish the game around level 20 but the level cap is at 50. If you dont slow down you miss so many moments in the game and honestly, i think it's a nice life lesson as well. You dont know where you're going in the game. First run-throughs leave you in a situation of unknowing whats going to come next and before you know it V is on their death bed and its over So much of the game is almost purposefully left to be skipped because if you dont take your time you'll miss most of it and like wise in real life. Whens the last time you just sat and enjoyed something as simple as someone playing guitar for you pr helped someone on the street just because you could. The rush of life just leads us to death faster. Take your time. Enjoy it. Love yall
I went straight for the end and completed it fairly quickly - as I tend to do with any game since I usually play linear level-to-level games. I didn't like the ending I got though, so when I was put back to an earlier save I've spent at least another 20 hours walking around, completing tons of quests, taking down enemies and just driving around.
I did miss some side quests with Jackie and I love this comment
The edgerunners anime perfectly represents that
Year after my first play through I'm now doing a new netrunner playthrough. Doing all the side missions and gigs the moment they become available and before progressing with the main missions. Think I already had 20 intelligence when I did the arasaka heist. Feels great just walking through that entire tower just offing corpo soldiers with nothing but a thought. "suicide". "synapses burnout". "short circuit". Repeat.
Yeah, this game is basically "Existentialism Simulator, Ultimate Edition"
I feel the sadness in his notes. No matter who you are, no matter what you try to accomplish, Night City will always take something away form you. You'll have nothing coming in. You'll gain something worth having, have it ripped away from you, and then if you're lucky, you'll get to leave willingly. If you're not? well, there is plenty of room for you in the dump piles
I don't know what it is, but there really is something magical about Night City that makes you come back to it again and again
Everyone says that... it's hard to skip NC
I think it’s the persistence through the pain that all the characters share, like an unspoken bond
As a guitarist I appreciate the detail they put into getting the fingering correct. They didn't have to, but they did.
I mean it's definitely just motion captured of a guy actually playing it. It's cool but it's not exactly revolutionary anymore.
Keanu was actually playing for the motion capture.
@@nicolebohrnstedt8008He's not, because this is a generic animation
It was an honor to serve with you Johnny.
I’m so happy that Johnny appeared in my life
Imagine if they made it where v could learn the guitar with Johnny at his side helping him
and then they kissed and had a virtual baby that you feed and take care of like in the old tamagochi
@@PaulVRo the fuck? 😂
@@markbaltazar6916 lol
@@PaulVRo and then everyone slow claps. And that baby turned out to be albert einstein.
I really did hope V could learn guitar and just rock out some Samurai songs in his apartment
Everyone's talking about finger placement and chords, but that sliding sound when Johnny moves his hands? Damn that's detail
My guess is they had someone improv something and recorded the audio from that
You get that real people are playing the music, right?
Honestly more heartbreaking than Edgerunners. Johnny, the man lost to the world, stuck in some Solo’s head and killing him without a single way to stop it. When he finally has a moment to forget it all, he strums some chords and does his best to Never Fade Away. I don’t care what anyone says, I bought this game at launch and I’ve always loved it. I’d rank the story right up there with the RDR series. Bravo to Project Red.
imo cyberpunk is better than rdr
The comment sections of these videos give me hope, this game will eventually get the recognition it deserves.
This game is an amazing piece of art, finished it a couple days ago and cant stop thinking about it
@@EkeiShao amazing piece of art is exactly what this game is 😁
It wouldn't be the first game to have a heel-face turn. (see FFXIV, for example)
well it fianlly did
just did
He's even tapping his foot lol. What a pro
Gotta keep with the tempo
All the animation for people playing the guitar is not just some random strumming. The finger positions and the strumming are all accurate to how you would play the song that is heard. This level of detail is just so awesome. If only the devs had 1 - 2 more years, Cyberpunk 2077 would be a game that would be popular even 10 years later.
The game supposed to be released in 2021 or early 2022 but the executive decide to launch it early to meet the investors' demand
@@dzikripratama3776um ok?
@@dzikripratama3776woah really? It’s not like there was a massive controversy about this and nobody knew until you told us. Thank you so much
@@theloathsomedungeater5268 yeah and also with Keanu Reeves' addition it force a huge chunk of the game to be reworked in order to fit him properly into the game
@@dzikripratama3776 thank you for saying this, it’s not like the games better now and an amazing looking dlc is coming out so keep on spreading the word and eventually someone will care
I just completed EVERYTHING in the game and now I just feel....empty
same
Do what I do. Leave it alone for a couple of years, come back to it, you'll have forgotten almost everything but the gist of the story. I'm overdue for a replay of the first Watch Dogs game, come to think of it. I know how it ends, but I also know I've forgotten a lot.
Start a character of the other gender, opens different doors in a way
same here
Just go for a ride.
It's a hell of a big town, and there's a certain amount of chill in just sightseeing.
I love that Johnny playing isn't just some animated jargon where he's mindlessly strumming and creating music, but it's mo-capped for each song, a guy in a pingpong suit actually played for us.
This game made a grown ass man cry. We need DLCs or another game to continue the stories of V
I just finished this game recently and I fell in love with it. I never once thought about this as just a game I truly felt like V and felt the emotions and feelings of the actions I made and how those impacted the characters around me. Now after finishing it I feel like something’s missing because it truly was like I was there living in NC with Johnny talking shit in my head and being the best friend of my life. When it ended and Johnny left I was deeply saddened and felt like I lost a part of myself. Idk maybe I’m weird but this game felt like more then just a game it felt like a whole other life I lived and I loved that feeling. And remember never stop fighting.
that is the reason i am playing it for the third time already, love it so much, mass effect was my favourite until i met Cyberpunk
Johnny hit me right in the feels when I finished the game. I feel like people only dog on the game because of it's glitches. They dont realize how beautiful the story line is and how amazing your relationship with Johnny can get. Truly a masterpiece. And the fact that they actually got the strumming and fretting so correctly when they were animating this is amazing. 10/10
In Beat on the Brat: Kabuki, where you fight the twins, there is a guy sitting on the couch playing the same riffs.
I remember just standing there, listening, and loving the ambience on that rooftop...
Yeah there are a few guitar players in Night City. It always feels like a nice surprise when you suddenly hear one. It's great they didn't overdo it.
I received this game last year for my 28th birthday from my best friend. I was worried at first, having heard all the negative reviews but seeing her eyes light up when she talked about it made me excited. And I haven’t regretted it since. Despite its flaws, Cyberpunk 2077 touched my soul. I cried more than once, got angry on behalf of the characters more than once. Their stories are vivid and tangible. It’s easily become one of my top 5 games, alongside the likes of Skyrim and Pokémon Emerald (my first Pokémon game). If you haven’t played this game, give it a chance. It might surprise you 💕
Every time the first song comes up in game it feels like everything slows down and i get hit with this wave of hopelessness and anger, but by the time I start walking away and the music gets softer and more distant, I become more dtermined.
i love how comment sections under game soundtracks like that r always so chill. emotional even, just love for the game and characters
This, the last samurai gig, and Kerry playing his song on the boat best moments in the game for me❤️
Yesssss. I need noise to fall asleep to, always have, and recently have been getting into videos like this that make me feel like im falling asleep in whatever hyperfixation has me at the time. With how in love I fell with Cyberpunk and Johnny, this is absolutely perfect.
I'm so glad you found this video ! I've been falling asleep to this one recently, it really does help.
@@AirWolf2301 Yes! I'm so happy to hear that, a big reason I make these videos is for sleep aid since I know a lot of people do struggle with that, I'm so glad it worked for you too!
I thought I was the only one who needs sound to fall asleep! I'll be using this video as well.
@@KevLex_RCF Good luck to you, I hope it helps!
I wish there were more games with an open world that takes place in a super futuristic, corporate, almost dystopian city like in Cyberpunk. You can say what you want about the game but immersion is amazing and the world actually feels alive(as long as you don't get bugs).
I don't care what anyone has to say about Cyberpunk 2077. IT IS A MASTERPIECE.
fuck yes it is
No matter the bugs, it's still my favorite game.
Yeah, It's also one of my favorite games of all time
THEY MOCAPED THE GUITAR PLAYING!!!! FINALLY NOT SOME SPASMS BUT ACCURATE MOVEMENT!!
I loved getting to know Johnny, I wish the story lasted longer
I cant wait for people to look back at cyberpunk as an underrated masterpiece
I know most people say the best ending is where you leave with panam and your romance partner but I think the best ending is where you let Johnny take over V's body he kinda deserves to be alive both of them do but V's gonna die anyways unless there's a dlc where he's cured.
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I agree! Although I guess it depends on the relationship you end up forming with Johnny. In my first playthrough he and V grew pretty close, I think she'd rather let him live out the rest of her life a changed man than just have them both erased from the face of the earth in 6 months. I love the thought of providing him a second chance to start over.
@@SlowWalkthroughs yeah in my play through I did the storm arasaka by yourself ending and then let Johnny take over. Overall I think keanu brings out some of Johnny but he kinda sounds montone and in a weird way I guess that makes me love Johnny even more. I wish there was a way to get Johnny or v a new body. I went for 100% playthrough too and every ending that did where Johnny stayed behind I fealt extremely shitty cuz we did make a deal him to keep our body. I also got attached to v and most characters. I don't care what anyone else says the is another great game with a great story.
@@Cocaine_RejeKt and people die in the panam ending, i dont understand how can people say is the best ending. so many people die because 6 more month of your live, i dont think that's fair at all. so i chose the secret ending and gave the body to johnny.
I don't like that people die in the nomad ending, but they all decided to help you, you are welcomed to the Aldecaldos and they would all die for each other. Johnny doesn't want a body that doesn't belong to him, it's even worse because he literally has to run away from everything, Rogue straight up hates him, Panam literally wants to look for him and kill him. It's the best ending, yes, people die, but they knew the risks and they would risk everything for family
@@disconuts315 you have a point and I agree with you but even if he doesn't want the body he deserves a second chance. If you befriend Johnny he learns the error of his ways. I think he deserves another chance at life besides v is just gonna die anyways.
I play Female V since I relate. I sat on that chair for 30 minutes. Away from the crazyness and this was just V appreciating this & soaking it all in one. Truly humanizing. Thank you for the video🤘🏼
Female V too I see mine as the type to play the guitar once awhile playing stuff from the 60s 70s 80s and 90s classic rock mostly
I love that at 6:24 he is playing some of the witcher 3: blood and wine themes and sounds epic
I'm currently playin Witcher 3 with this in the background it's so gooood
what songggggggggg
this video always makes me think about the dystopic and chaotic world of cyberpunk, where V has a literal timer on life and does the killing and slicing of others to get answers. then comes a construct living in your head and sings at the guitar. an oasis of serenity and calm in that chaos. this is so comforting to me that i listen to this when i feel like i lose control over my life, just sitting back, relaxing, thinking of stuff, placing stuff in order.
Started to play game in 2023 when Phantom Liberty came out. Oh boy, how great it is! Pretty much in everything. They did this game with love!
Exactly the same with Witcher 3. I passed this game in 2019 and it was the Great experience! Best game imho.
CD Project one love
Its crazy, when the game came out i found myself coming across stuff like this in game. Specifically there was one npc that would city somewhere in the city center actually playing sick music I've never heard before. But you can follow their fingers to the notes if you pay attention to them. This game did not deserve the wrap it got initially. Truly phenomenal work by everyone involved with the game.
Thanks for the video, now I can sleep peacefully 😉 can you do the same with Kerry’s song on the yacht?
Yep, of course! Great suggestion too, I'll let you know when it's ready
@@SlowWalkthroughs thanks man I appreciate :)
@@SlowWalkthroughs if I could give a suggestion, if possible keep some of the water flowing noise in the background of Kerry's yacht song. There's a video like that already, but the water overrides the guitar a bit.
@@jackandcoffee1145 Yep! I'm almost finished with the video, and I did have to turn down the sfx so the music is more audible. I also added a second half without any sound effects, similar to this video, that way I'm hoping everyone can get the version they'd like. Thanks for the suggestion, too!
@@SlowWalkthroughs awesome, can't wait to hear it!
The fact that his hands are animated doing the right things when playing the guitar is amazing to me. Damn, everything in this game is so perfect and subtile.
Chill guitar riffs to ponpon shit to
I can't tell you how mind blown I was as a musician to see the full motion capture, I've NEVER seen nor expected that of any game.
Hell, most of the time pianos don't even have keys modelled that make sense.
This game hits too hard to be considered just another game. Boy, I remember it took me some time to finish the main story because I was stopping every 10 mins to stare at the dark beauty of Night city at night, or the silent sunsets in the outer lands. I remember I had to suspend the gameplay for a few days because I was crushed by the fact a male character didn't have a chance with Judy Alvarez, oh boy, I drank until passing out that night.I couldn't deal with that reality. There was a point where I started to forget the difference between my real life and my life in the game. sometimes I'd fall sleep playing, and when waking up didn't recognize my own room, thinking I should be on V's room. i remember falling apart when Adam Smasher blew Rogue, the sense of disgust (in the good sense) on the mission where you find a farm with kidnapped kids being fed in some kind of sick experiment. But the most memorable one, Black Dog playing in the background after finishing the main story end where you get free off jhonny. How you realize the song is about Jhonny himself, the black dog in your head who stood with you till the end. I'm sorry man, I know haters had their reasons when the game was released, but I just can't get how somebody cannot fall in love with this beatiful piece of art that is Cyberpunk 2077
I had watched edgerunners, and that got me into the game so I already knew Adam smasher. And when I tell you, when he dropped down and we were forced to fight him, I literally paused the game and had tears in my eyes, 1 because this was THE Adam smasher, the cyborg without cyberpsychosis, the one and only living legend, and 2 was the man that had killed David. An epic scene and an even more amazing fight.
Im so happy CDPR animated guitar playing so accurately. as a guitar player this makes my brain nut
I usually forget a game after a month or two of playing it but cyberpunk is still stuck in my head i finished it almost 6 months ago and i still always think about it
Same here
This is why cyberpunk is still beautiful despite the shitshow regarding it
Only at the end i realised how much i love Johnny's character
The song @ 6:31 is from The Witcher 3, when I heard it out in the city I nerded out so hard.
What’s the name ?
@@Skullcruncher44 It's the Dettlaff boss theme from b&w
@@conusx4752 The Beast of Beauclair
It's also extremely similar to the main theme of 28 days later...
nah it's from 28 days later
They cared so much about the game they made sure Jonny was pressing the right frets and strumming the strings correctly❤
One year after completing the game, you still feel the excitement when you hear this music...
Cyberpunk 2077 was a soul memory. Thank you CD Projekt Red, forever grateful.
PON PON SHIT PON PON SHIT!
One of the few guitar scenes with the proper finger animations. Truly the most impressive thing I've ever seen in a game. You can tell they probably meant every guitar scene to be like this but Kerry's boat song doesn't and a few random npcs don't, but the first time i saw these animations while playing was a random npc. I was so amazed i had to stop and watch for like a half hour looking for any flaws or mistimed notes.
Wow, you're really uncovering some great spots in Cyberpunk for the ambience 😊This was a really relaxing one, enjoyed it a lot :) Happy holidays to you! 🎄
Thank you! It's really so rewarding finding these peaceful moments in such a gritty game. Hope you enjoy your holidays also!
"A thing of beauty will never fade away."
See you in the Afterlife.
CP77 was a massive project and i still think that Red's did awesome job
A lot of people forget, or don't know, that Johnny is a character from the very beginning of the tabletop game (Yes, CP2077 is based on a tabletop gaming system). He was first featured in a minor module when the first edition came out and was a fan favorite, so they continued his story on and off through other modules from different editions. I have yet to read the new Cyberpunk Red edition to see if they've updated anything, but I have a feeling it's gonna be awesome.
In relation to the fact that it's based on a tabletop system, that means that the character can do whatever you want. It's up to you what happens and V's story is literally just one of billions. She doesn't exist anywhere else except for in this game and that's awesome to me. We get a glimpse into a world so unlike our own and yet so close to it that it's frightening.
I really hope the DLC explores more of the TTRPG aspects and delves deeper into some serious worldbuilding beyond what they've done. There is SO much worldbuilding in the official TTRPG and it's a bummer we didn't get to see more. The hint of a Fourth Corporate War at the Arasaka ending is just crazy to me and I love that they indicated it.
honestly I think this is one of the most intriguing single play journals I have taken. I think what Rd2 showed us is that open world dosent mean an ocean of side simple side quests. (Not talking about the actual side quests they are really good but the gigs and how alot of them are kind of be stealthy or not shooty)
I remember finishing watching 2049 before playing and really puts you in the right mindset. In that this game can really be a really cinematic experience if you follow the main quests and side quests.
The lyric from the title of one of the endings really reminds me of the great relationship this game creates and explores.
" There must some kind out of here , said the joker to the thief"
this is going to sound dumb but me playing the game all the way till the end brought me to a bond with johnny. and having him leaving your head forever and v being removed form his body and the music and stuff legit brought a tear to my eye
That's not dumb I get it
Thank you Johnny, for keeping me company.
i'm in love with this man
These tunes give me such calmness after an intense and huge cyber-adventure. Each one has a short message... ❤
I use this to fall asleep it’s so peaceful.
Playing through again and again made me truly realize Johnny isn't another person, he is as much V as V is Johnny. They are each others conscious as one. So basically V is talking to himself most of the game....but its so good.
isn't the whole point that V and Johnny are becoming the same
Just got into this game recently, I love the community y’all have 😊
Honestly, I gotta say. I'm obsessed with this game. I truly, genuinely love it. There are very few games that win my heart and stay with me. This game is definitely one I will hold dearly. I ignore how the game was BADLY released and the whole scandal about it. I ignore it. I just focused on the story and I fell in love. The game is still buggy here and there. Some things still are janky. But the story is something that was given genuinely care, love, and effort. You can tell if you've played many games. CD Project Red put in EFFORT for this game and I love that those whom play the game fully understand that and see it. Hats off to everyone who loves this game and who *WORKED* on the game. From the directors, the voice actors, the MOCAP, the... everything. It's all beautiful if you take the time to see it. Thank you to all of you.
That far ambience shot would make an incredible desktop background
Also love the fact that Johnny playing the cords right on his right hand and not just going up and down
I find this really relaxing to have in the background
I cried when I lost my soul and Johnny took over. And left Night city. And people are calling me to see if im ok but im not. Im dead :'(
And he put the necklace from Misty in a grave saying he'd never forget V, "I've got your fucking face". And on V's grave he has "dreamer" as the inscription. Also, if you look in the mirror before leaving the apartment he says "Oh, V..." So sad, made me cry, too. I haven't played the game in a while now, but I still remember the three endings I did. I stopped when I did the suicide one because it was just so heartbreaking. I mean, I expected it to be bad and hurt, but I didn't expect to hurt so much. Getting yelled at by Panam and a romanced Kerry, seeing and hearing Judy break down into a panic attack and hang up, Misty, River, and Vic talking to you and hurting but understanding... That shit hit hard. I still need to go back and do the corpo and secret endings. I will, eventually.
@@GeneralHonobi to be fair Johnny probably will have plastic surgery to look like himself again. Atleast he mentions this if you gave him your body and your V was female
this video is really comforting after finishing edgerunners. if you haven't seen it yet I can't recommend it enough, amazing anime
This melody reminds me of the melodies played by the nomads by their fires in their camp - I always felt nostalgic and somehow at peace whenever I was nearby them when they were playing.
J-Johnny please don't forget me on the black wall because ı miss you so much bro :(
Pon pon shit is all about your strumming dexterity and technique
It's the little things Projekt Red, and we are here to see them all
Maan i wish i could experience this game for the first time again, what a blast i had playing this in december last year...
" - G'night Valerie. Today was a good day..."
who the hell knew Pon Pon Shit was even better when played like that lol
It's amazing how many people forget that Mr. Reeves not only knows how to play guitar, but has his own rock band. Gotta love the passion that goes into little easter eggs like this. You might never find this room in all of your playthroughs, and that's okay. I still remember stumbling across this little surprise and just putting my controller down to watch Johny play, mesmerized.
i dont care what haters say, i love cp77. played at launch and playing it now....still a fucking great game and world.
I've recently learnt to play the song on the guitar and I've only realised that he's actually playing the guitar like the animation shows the finger picking, the right notes and chords, absolutely crazy.
i felt empty when i finished this game, despite the negative comments towards it, i really do love this world and characters
this game was Legend anybody that tells you otherwise is full of ...
So sad and soothing at the same time, having finished both basegame and DLC. I have this playing once a while in my flat... One time I had it looped in the background while doing something and I got a phonecall, talked for a few minutes and got asked to "tell what is this, whatever you are listening". It's so relatively simple (at moments) and raw but somehow manages to capture many feelings and get stucked in a head, just like... well... biochip'n'stuff. ;)
The same goes with Kerry's yacht guitar practices, though I prefer this one.