Cyberpunk 2077 – Down The Rabbit Hole



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Warning! We are about to embark on what may be the most messed up questline in the game, and I’m not talking about bugs. Honestly, this one’s pretty nasty.

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31 thoughts on “Cyberpunk 2077 – Down The Rabbit Hole”

  1. And here we go… This questline… What do you say? Just… The entire BD sequence of this questline was the most disturbing part of the game in my opinion. Right after the harris farm part.

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  2. "pretty fucked up" by Cyberpunk standards?

    Daaaaayuuuuuuuummm this means it's gonna be weapons grade nightmare fuel!

    Edit: yep, this is weapons grade nightmare fuel. Maybe even thermonuclear nightmare fuel. And now I need some brain bleach so I can sleep.

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  3. Can't wait for more, Jingles. This is easily the best Cyberpunk playthrough out there. Don't hesitate to fill in the lore with your knowledge of CP 2020. It's part of what makes your playthrough so great!

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  4. 1:52 You know they're American cops because they exit their vehicle with guns drawn.
    … It's a joke, fellas. Please put down the tiki torches.

    4:45 The icon used for the exit sign above the doorway is a Japanese one, but the wording here doesn't say "Emergency Exit" (非常口) like all the Japanese standard exit signs I've ever seen, rather it would be translated as "Safe Exit" (安全出口). But a quick Web search turned up the relevant article in Wikipedia, which indicates that this wording is actually Chinese (maybe they grabbed this graphic and thought, "eh, close enough"?). The icon itself is used in several countries worldwide including South Korea and India, meaning it's a bit of a success story for graphic design.

    13:35 "Hello, Mr… Simpson? So why do you want to be a mentor?" Don't say revenge. Don't say revenge. "Uh… revenge?" That's it, I'm outta here. slams door
    I wonder if they had, "I want to be the one to break it to her," in the script but cut that dialogue?

    18:00 Eh, that cartoon has nothing on the Japanese.

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