Cyberpunk: Technical Manual

Pure 2077 worldview, no cross-border integration. Without dismantling the official CP, the protagonist is neither invincible nor a cool novel. The protagonist has only played the original version The protagonist is hammered by middlemen, by corporate dogs, by hackers, by AI, and by network surveillance Cyberpunk is dark. Big companies are giants and invincible. A team leader of a company can decide the life or death of a large number of people with just one sentence. Is the devil lizard powerful? Just an armored personnel carrier. Is Chimera powerful? It's just a combat tank in a special environment, not even as good as a light main station tank. Is the Cerberus mecha powerful? It's just a laboratory security mecha, just guarding a group of experimenters without combat capabilities. Is Adam. Hammer powerful? He's just a security captain. Let alone Saburo Arasha, Hanako Arasha can fire him with just one sentence. Is Buttermos great? Is Morgan's black hand powerful? They were offline at the same time in the board game. Huangban was not even the army and main battle equipment of the faction (military technology was present, so the conflict could not escalate, refer to the Sino-Indian border). Just one security team and two legends were offline. Can V kill through Arasaka Tower in the game? That's because Arasaka Yoriken is fighting within himself, and V is just a sword that is tacitly approved. Furthermore, Night City is a neutral city and company troops cannot be sent directly. Those who come are the Self-Defense Forces. 2077 Uses the same expression technique as Three-Body Problem. A detector, a security captain, and a pair of self-defense forces beat those legends to the point where they couldn't hold their heads high. In this way, you can hint at the terribleness of the company without writing. It's so annoying that the company will use a mass accelerator to throw meteorites at you to death!