3 thoughts on “Cyberpunk 2077 early game V is still OP”
Yup, currently playing a netrunner build. Was just strolling around Watson during the lockdown doing the jobs from Regina Jones. Managed to get to 150000 eddies. Gotta love just chilling before the game really starts
I feel like the 'very hard' difficulty is the best way to play it (although frustrating asf), but it really shows how in the beginning, V was practically nothing stronger than a bunch of mercs. He had to rely completely on stealth or moments of surprise, he couldn't just stride his way in and blast everyone like Adam Smasher or something.
And then the late game feels so rewarding, and just as you start getting used to plowing through the enemies, Adam Smasher suddenly shows up and quickly makes you sit back down. After him, there's not really much tho..
I kinda wish that Adam Smasher wasn't just one bossfight that's done in like a few minutes tho. Imagine if you had multiple encounters with him, perhaps some even in the mid-game when you just kinda got in the way of him dealing with stronger enemies, and you just had to run from him, and then in the end there is this ultimate showdown.
The way they did it is still ok tbh but it kinda feels underwhelming, but it sure facilitates that V is not one to be messing with
Yup, currently playing a netrunner build. Was just strolling around Watson during the lockdown doing the jobs from Regina Jones.
Managed to get to 150000 eddies. Gotta love just chilling before the game really starts
"early"
I feel like the 'very hard' difficulty is the best way to play it (although frustrating asf), but it really shows how in the beginning, V was practically nothing stronger than a bunch of mercs. He had to rely completely on stealth or moments of surprise, he couldn't just stride his way in and blast everyone like Adam Smasher or something.
And then the late game feels so rewarding, and just as you start getting used to plowing through the enemies, Adam Smasher suddenly shows up and quickly makes you sit back down. After him, there's not really much tho..
I kinda wish that Adam Smasher wasn't just one bossfight that's done in like a few minutes tho. Imagine if you had multiple encounters with him, perhaps some even in the mid-game when you just kinda got in the way of him dealing with stronger enemies, and you just had to run from him, and then in the end there is this ultimate showdown.
The way they did it is still ok tbh but it kinda feels underwhelming, but it sure facilitates that V is not one to be messing with