The AIs You Should Never Bargain With in Cyberpunk 2077

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• LU

  @lukasvillar9328 · 10 months ago

  I love how the AI became the "spiritual" entities of the universe, like demons and ghosts. It gives a unique touch to the technological world.

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• T_

  @T_Moonman · 10 months ago

  Actually, there is one mention of Antonio. There's a dialogue between V and Elizabeth where you go meet her in the restaurant. When she mentions that Jefferson is acting weird and telling things he doesn't remember, she mentions he has a late brother and wanted to go see him, but Jefferson said he was a only child. That's part of the A.I overwriting the Peralez's memories. You being able to find his remains just adds to the theory

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• AR

  @ArcHammer38 · 10 months ago

  The neat thing about the implication that Johnny and Alt are alive in Cyberpunk RED is that Pondsmith recently said if Keanu Reeves wants to be Johnny Silverhand again, Pondsmith "has a way"

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• ON

  @Oneheart21 · 10 months ago

  Every time someone bargains with an AI in this game, it ends with either a virus, a blackout, or a body bag

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• 0U

  @0uttaS1TE · 10 months ago

  Fun fact, Brendan is voiced by Bryan Dechart, who is best known as the voice and face of Connor, the android sent by Cyberlife in Detroit: Become Human. Theo is voiced by his wife, Amelia.

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• KR

  @Kras015 · 10 months ago

  Here we go again with Sam proving that Cyberpunk 2077 is actually a documentary, not a video game.

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• TH

  @thatcanada · 10 months ago

  Should have been able to rescue Brenden and have him in your megablock apartment.

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• SP

  @spellmonger93 · 10 months ago (edited)

  I think Mr. Blue Eyes is someone who has made a deal with an AI from beyond the Blackwall to give that AI access to his body in return for assistance in realizing his ideals. A Corpo Techo-Warlock.

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• FE

  @feliipesouzza · 10 months ago (edited)

  (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tHsRV_ch98&amp;t=4119">01:08:39</a>)Jefferson&apos;s brother is mentioned by Elizabeth. She suggested a visit to his grave, but Jeff told Elizabeth he was an only child. Apparently &quot;they&quot; made him forget his brother.

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• KO

  @korstmahler · 10 months ago

  I suspect Del saw the Transporter films and went &quot;See what happens when you break your own rules?&quot; instead of learning the human message. That&apos;s why he never goes off-route.

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• CL

  @clarencewalters338 · 10 months ago

  For the Brendan knowing V thing its important to note that the net is essentially like a digital version of a parallel and distorted demonic realm. Basically a world overlapped directly with our own but existing seperately, and all tech is connected via the net even if the &quot;new net&quot; are just a series of allegedly safe isolated and sanitized portions of the old net Brendan would have the entirety of that megabuildings data that isn&apos;t heavily encrypted to access and browse through. Not a stretch with how fast he learns that he would be able to parse who V is, or essentially see what V sees with SoMi, this spooky digital footprint that just shouldnt be

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• MR

  @MrTreesusChrist-s5d · 10 months ago (edited)

  Del is my personal favorite A.I. in the game, I just really wish that my preferred way of &nbsp;ending his quest dint feel so...hollow. I really like merging all the personalities and seeing the &quot;true&quot; delamain off, plus him leaving behind his &quot;son&quot; is just a really interesting concept. Like with how you can keep having conversations with del if you reset him, I really think Del Jr should have had dialog with V. Being labeled as his &quot;first true child&quot; opens ALOT of questions about sentient A.I., how they propagate and what it means for an A.I. to have a &quot;child&quot;. Del Jr should have had some dialog where we can at least ask some of those questions even if we dint get straightforward answers. If we ever get any cannon answers for how some quest went down in the next game, Id love to see Del Jr starting a new branch business in whatever cities we go to.

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