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In order to receive this quest players will first have to complete "I Fought the Law" and wait 24 hours before they will be contacted by River Ward again. Players will then be able to meet River at the marker this mission gives you at 7 PM to start it. The rest of the quest is about V helping River track down his nephew who has gone missing under mysterious circumstances. This quest allows players to do some very fun things like break into an NCPD building, do some Arkham Knight-style detective work to find clues, and even analyze Brain Dance footage to find Randy. This mission feels like it could come right out of a well-written crime no

By far one of the more ridiculous missions throughout Cyberpunk 2077 , but more than worth it to watch the insanity of the whole thing. To start this mission players will need to head to the marker that is located in Little China. Once here there will be a pantsless guy bent over crying while he holds his crotch. The man, Jesse, explains that one of his implants is malfunctioning and he needs to see a Ripperdoc as soon as possible. The rest of the mission is the player trying to get Jesse to the hospital as he screams in the passenger s

There is also a -1 RAM cost with a +50% duration to the Control, Convert, and Distract Enemies quickhacks when they are uploaded through a camera, meaning players have better navigation when it comes to stealthy actions thanks to Eye in the

Jinchu-Maru - This is an interesting katana that is really only useful to players who are using a specific cybernetic ability, but those who are will be able to deal massive amounts of damage to their foes. All players who use it will be able to deal double damage to any enemy that has at least twice as much health as them, which makes it great to use against bosses. Those who have the Kerenzikov ability (the one that slows downtime for a few seconds ever so often) will be able to be to deal critical hits with every strike and double damage on their last strike as long as it is active. This means that players who wield this weapon properly can potentially do quadruple damage against stronger enemies. Players will find this weapon during the job Play It Safe where it is dropped by

By far one of the more fascinating aspects of the rpg game strategy though is its well-developed side quests. Quite a few of the quests boil down to simple "Drive your car here and shoot everyone you see" type directions, but there are also many others that manage to be extremely special. By introducing very engaging writing to these quests, exhilarating gameplay, or even downright bizarre situations many of them wind up being just as or even more interesting than the main quest. This guide shows players the best and strangest side quests in Cyberpunk 2077 as well as where to find t

O' Five - This may not be the most powerful or most versatile of the sniper rifles, but it can't be argued that this weapon isn't a ridiculous amount of fun to use. It's a Power rifle so this already means that it ricochets off of any surface that it comes in contact with, but additionally it comes packed with more firepower due to having explosive rounds. This makes the O' Five incredibly effective at taking down vehicles as well as enemies, which makes it the perfect gun to keep in the player's inventory while roaming Night City. The downsides to the O' Five though are that its recoil is very high, which means that every shot will throw the player way off target. It also has a very limited ammo capacity and low rate of fire, which can make firefights pretty dicey. However the explosive ammo can still make it pretty useful for crowd control, so it isn't all bad. In order to acquire it, players will need to participate in Beat on the Brat at Arroyo. By defeating everyone in unarmed combat the player will earn the O'F

Updated November 10, 2023 by Erik Petrovich : This list of the best Cyberpunk 2077 Body Perks has been updated to reflect the many changes of the 2.0 update, including its nearly complete overhaul of the game's skill and perk system. To help players make the best choices, this guide to the best Body skills Cyberpunk 2077 players can get offers new recommendations consistent with these changes, and briefly explains the branching sub-perks associated with each parent perk (if applicab

Spillover is the final perk in the middle section of the Intelligence deck. If players want to start a chain reaction of death and infect an entire army of gang members, corpos, or soldiers that are a threat, then Spillover is just the perk for them. Spillover works with Overclock, as when this mode is active, players will be given a 50% chance for quickhacks to spread to an additional target, ensuring a domino effect of death will follow the player. Quickhack skills might not be for everyone, but in the right hands, the player can become a netrunner that even the most rogue AIs in Cyberpunk 2077 will f

Stinger - Without a doubt, one of the best weapons available in Cyberpunk 2077 is Stinger, which is bizarre as this small knife doesn't look like much at first. Its damage stat isn't nearly as high as some of the other weapons on this list, but what it has going for it is the fact that it can be swung almost 7 times per second. When you factor in the Stinger's small chance to do poison with 7 attack per second, it means that players will be poisoning nearly every enemy they attack. On top of this though the Stinger gains the benefit of all being able to make use of all of the Cybernetic Blades upgrades that Katanas get. With those in place it has the potential to dish out more damage than any other weapon in the game, guns included. Players will need to wait until they are able to complete the side job "I'll Fly Away" which gives them the Stinger as a rew