Cyberpunk: Isn't the Substitute Better Than the Prosthetic Body?

1. For the company, there is no process for extracting confessions. They go directly to the computer and squeeze out your brains. No secrets can be kept, especially in Arasaka, they have soul killers. The first plot at the beginning seems to be,,,, compared to cloud players 2. For the poor, eating, drinking and defecating in Night City without the protection of a prosthetic body is no different from running naked and swimming in a radiation zone. The protagonist's body has been wandering around for a week. He is not a Daqiao-level body. He should have developed tumors by now

The protagonist has a gun and does not have to rely on the fists of the stand-in, which is equivalent to forcibly limiting the range of the attack. Imagine that a profession that has to work hard will not use or practice because it has never used a gun. This is playing with your life. On the other hand, this style of being able to defeat a group of people in an instant with nothing in hand is too outstanding. Normal people would not do this for fear of attracting attention.

I'm curious, is this the Platinum Ape that kills you without even using a second, the Platinum Star that stops for 5 seconds, or the Platinum Monkey that 5 seconds is not enough?

I saw Chapter 4 and stopped watching it. It's not that it's poisonous, but it's just not the kind of movie I wanted to watch because the main character is not jojo at all. First of all, in terms of avatars, no one's avatars are exactly the same, and no avatars have exactly the same abilities. The author has no explanation for this. Dior is stuck in time, and Platinum Star is faster than time. There must be a similar reason for the protagonist to control time. Furthermore, the attributes and strength are not mentioned at all. The speed, strength, range, and growth are not explained at all. It makes people unable to imagine the scene. People who have never seen Jojo must be confused. Most people who write about Jojo will first introduce the attributes and abilities. The author simply skips it and then says that it is similar to Platinum Star. The specific ability is to stop for two seconds without any explanation. Platinum Star transcends time, what bullet can be faster than his fist? But the bullet can be caught in an instant. Then when it comes to the character of the protagonist, jojo mainly has a very obvious character style and personality, while the protagonist has a completely ordinary attitude. If you say it is not jojo, it doesn't have that taste, and you will be threatened by others. Normal Jojo would crush the phone in his hand first, and he didn't know that the prisoner cared so much about him. As for the chip, he could sell it, throw it away, or just give it away, depending on his mood, and then see what kind of trouble it would cause, and then deal with the people who come out to trouble him one by one. The protagonist has nothing to worry about in this world. He is afraid of dei. As long as he is strong enough, he can do what he wants to do. Then he used his polished and shiny pointed leather shoes to kick those people's butts hard. Live as you wish, rather than having no pursuits and only following the main line. As a Jojo character, your personality and style should be obvious. Even if you feel weird and the metaphors are very low-level, it is impressive and makes people feel like, ahhh~ This is Jojo~ The above is my personal opinion, because I have only read four chapters and I don't know what will happen next, but it doesn't fit so I haven't read it. I haven't seen any big poisonous points yet.

Read the latest one from the first chapter and express my opinion The stand-in is good But why not use a gun? It wastes the high accuracy of Platinum Star Otherwise Pyrrha will not die I don't need to say more about the shooting speed of kinetic weapons There is no need for grenades. The accuracy and power of Platinum Star can basically guarantee that every throw is accurate. Needless to say other ideas Also, I believe that anyone who has played this game will not believe a word of a corporate dog. Anyway, I don't believe it, so I feel a little bit poisonous when the protagonist cooperates with a corporate dog.

Really why not let Star Platinum use a gun? If Star Platinum used a gun in front of him, he would crush them all. If Shirogane had a gun, he should be able to shoot at least 50-50 with a heavy hammer.

You are the person who stopped Mann from wearing a prosthetic body after only a few days of knowing each other. She also took the initiative to help others deal with the cyber madman, worked hard to survive even though she was injured, and didn't even ask for any reward afterward. What kind of Cyber ​​Madonna?

If the protagonist is really afraid that pretending to be a prosthetic will have an impact on the avatar, then experiment with some gang members. You went there with insect arrows. Are you afraid of developing some kind of bug when you stop? Wouldn't it be possible to know if the person wearing the prosthetic body has a defective substitute after being pricked a few times?

It's amazing that Platinum Star can be played like this by the protagonist. Does range C mean that it must be melee? With the power to break diamonds and high accuracy, you can use the Platinum Star Stone as a sniper rifle, not to mention the time to stop, blindly imitating Jojo in melee combat without any ideas of your own.

Okay, time to (partially) explain cyberpsychosis. First of all, cybernetics is a disorder that depends in part on individual susceptibility. Just like not everyone who eats and drinks at a party will become a drunk in the gutter, not everyone who is addicted to prosthetics will automatically become a cyberpsychopath. You have to have an inherent sensitivity, which (in board games) is represented by the player's humanity. Humanity is not just a statistic that measures humanity, but a holistic measure of multiple elements, including the subject and their ability to form relationships with others, their ability to absorb and recover from mental and physical stress, their ability to show compassion for others, and their ability to balance their worldview through other means. In some ways, I tend to think of prosthetics as an addiction - like a disease caused by heavy use of anabolic steroids, which is my favorite model. Not everyone who gets injected with hormones ends up suffering from steroid rage. But those who need to take more steroids are indeed more likely to reach the point of binging. David's initial humanity value is already quite high. Before things got bad, he had a loving mother, he had a career path, and he was facing far better circumstances than a poor student at an Ivy League school. So he has a lot of buffers. But even after losing everything, he was still able to make new friends, build a new family, and even get a girlfriend. There was also a mentor (Mance) who became a supportive father figure to David, so he could withstand the pressure of adding a prosthetic body to a certain extent. Few people in Night City have a high level of humanity, so that's why the company wanted David.

Let me briefly talk about a few points that I can't stand I don't care about everyone's avatar being different. Why is the protagonist's awakening avatar Platinum Star? After careful consideration, install the prosthetic body and give it to yourself. I don't understand how to install a brain machine. But if you install a bulletproof skin, an iron lung, etc., I won't say anything. They say that the weakness of the stand-in is the main body. You'd better add another weakness to the main body, right? Then he installs this prosthetic body. What is the purpose? To fight against hackers. As a time traveler, I dare to fight against hackers without any knowledge of hacking. And then, you grabbed the NCPD car and I thought it was just for temporary use. You ran away and slept in the car all night. After sleeping, you dared to drive this car out. In reality, every police car has a number and can be traced to its location. I saw that it was completely a subway, an old man, a mobile phone, such a situation, and then I couldn't stand it anymore.

It's really incomprehensible. The original body doesn't need to be afraid of any hackers at all, and then it installs a brain computer on itself. Other than that, it doesn't install any other prosthetics. And then the protagonist even says happily that there is no need to be afraid. I was too at a disadvantage in the battle with hackers. I really didn't understand this brain circuit. Maybe he said that too many integrated installations would put me at a disadvantage? But the problem is that if you just install an ice computer, you are no longer at a disadvantage. If there is a hacker, you will be defeated in seconds. If you don't even install ice, it may be useless. The protagonist may not have the relevant abilities. If nothing happens, a bomb will be placed in his head. If a hacker enters the protagonist's mind, it will be like returning to his own home.

Write harshly. If anyone dares to spray you, I will spray them back.

Come on! Well written, keep it up, I will always support you

Isn't it true that the protagonist's human physique is capable of wasting the plague virus? The people in 2077 are all people who have survived some plague. Directly overeating and dying of hunger. Judging from the situation in any world without adding prosthetic bodies, the old human body (the DNA of parents who have not resisted the Great Wandering, various food additives, and genetically engineered foods) will definitely open the road to immortality in the world of Cyberpunk 2077 in three years.

What about that? I suggest you change the protagonist's name and introduction. It's better to be more formal than this half-weird one. Personally, I think the protagonist's name is too deliberate and not effective.