Noir Deco is the soundtrack to the Blade Runner prequel based on Tyrell and his founding of the corporation in finding technology leading to the creation of replicants. Ok its not but it should be!
Imagine this playing over a certain mission in *Cyberpunk 2077* as your chasing a corporate exec that has abducted your best friend and your running across rooftops on a gritty rainy night, making your way across the entire district, while many aerodynes (flying transport vehicles) attack you while simultaneously cybernetically augemented assassins jump out with katanas to execute you without hesitation, you slay them all and you finally arrive at the exec's Corp skyscraper, there you corner him but he jumps off with your friend on to a corp aerodyne overlooking the blazing neon skyline in the back drenched in rainy darkness, barely able to stand on the wet surface of the aerodynes roof he grabs your friend and puts a Kiroshi 357 Cyber Magnum to her forehead keeping her on the very edge of a guranteed death. What do you do next? The choice is yours cyberpunk!
CalifaDreamz I think that would be too action packed, Maybe a mission where you have to stalk the enemies while you sneak around ally ways and on rooftops in the dark of night while it rains heavily.
@@fraxol2387 the type of missions you're speaking of would definitely be included in the narrative of the game but more towards the beginning or middle of the game while the one I described would be in the last section where stealth is no longer an effective option as the open space of the skyscraper rooftops would leave little to no spots for maintaining yourself undetected so in this case, rescuing one of the most important characters in the story would require a more upfront and personal approach, the strikes are high and the life of a precious person lies in the balance.
Noir Deco is the soundtrack to the Blade Runner prequel based on Tyrell and his founding of the corporation in finding technology leading to the creation of replicants.
Ok its not but it should be!
noir deco
Blade Runner Blues
love it;)
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Well thank you!
my battery is low and it's becoming dark.
Hang in there
set the playback to x1.5 and skip to 3:20, your welcome
Imagine this playing over a certain mission in *Cyberpunk 2077* as your chasing a corporate exec that has abducted your best friend and your running across rooftops on a gritty rainy night, making your way across the entire district, while many aerodynes (flying transport vehicles) attack you while simultaneously cybernetically augemented assassins jump out with katanas to execute you without hesitation, you slay them all and you finally arrive at the exec's Corp skyscraper, there you corner him but he jumps off with your friend on to a corp aerodyne overlooking the blazing neon skyline in the back drenched in rainy darkness, barely able to stand on the wet surface of the aerodynes roof he grabs your friend and puts a Kiroshi 357 Cyber Magnum to her forehead keeping her on the very edge of a guranteed death. What do you do next? The choice is yours cyberpunk!
CalifaDreamz I think that would be too action packed, Maybe a mission where you have to stalk the enemies while you sneak around ally ways and on rooftops in the dark of night while it rains heavily.
@@fraxol2387 the type of missions you're speaking of would definitely be included in the narrative of the game but more towards the beginning or middle of the game while the one I described would be in the last section where stealth is no longer an effective option as the open space of the skyscraper rooftops would leave little to no spots for maintaining yourself undetected so in this case, rescuing one of the most important characters in the story would require a more upfront and personal approach, the strikes are high and the life of a precious person lies in the balance.
They took from me my best friend, my only true pal
Cringe
What movie is that art from?
All art is from or based on the original Blade Runner movie
Jumanji
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No it is not, but that was funny