Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty with a Therapist: Part 4

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Welcome BACK, everyone! We’re venturing back to Cyberpunk 2077 and exploring the Phantom Liberty DLC!

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Dr. Mick is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with a PhD in Human Development.

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4 thoughts on “Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty with a Therapist: Part 4”

  2. Hi Dr. Mick! I just discovered your stuff and love it, been skimming through the original playthrough to see your thoughts on some of my favorite moments in the game. Question: did you play through the "blistering love" and "chippin' in" parts of the base game? The one that ends with you visiting the oil fields with Johnny. It's sorta hard to find which episode you might have done it, if at all. It's an optional questline that many players can easily miss, especially if they don't trust Johnny at all after his all night bender with the pills in V's body, but some pretty great catharsis comes from it at the end too. You seem to have taken an interesting route through the base game, leaving Transmission for almost the very end. Just wondering if you did play those quests and if so, around what episode? If you did but don't remember which episode, I'll just find them myself, don't worry. Thanks again!

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  3. Also if you're playing then uploading each episode, and haven't prerecorded all of this and already finished, definitely get spatial mapping for your mantis blades with the next relic perk point. Turns you into Wolverine, leaping up to 30 meters across the battlefield with them to hit targets. Super useful.

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