Cyberpunk: Traveling Through the Myriad Worlds from Night City

The protagonist's combat power increases too slowly; it's not as good as my Space D picking up a chip off the street and piloting a Gundam to take on the entire corporate coalition.

Finally, a Cyberpunk 2077 game that isn't just a sham! I found several others that were purely about physical combat, but Cyberpunk 2077 is all about cybernetic bodies.

First, since cyberpunk is the main universe, don't include anything like cultivation or martial arts. Even a slight resemblance is unacceptable. Avoid things like Doomsday martial arts training or other outrageous, violent scenarios. In the original setting, Comto had qigong, but does anyone mention it anymore? And things like Comto should be dealt with properly.

Hey V, I heard you're incredibly capable, from Aragaki Tower to the space station, there's nowhere you can't go. Perfect timing, I have a really urgent job, and only you can handle it. The book you're currently reading, *Cyberpunk: Traversing the Realms Starting from Night City*, is facing a massive algorithmic crackdown.

The most urgent task is to intercept Scorpion, then transform into the Cosmic Big D, showering him with both a wife and superpowers. In comparison, Relic in Prison V only has a rock 'n' roll beanbag.

I just finished watching the sequel and the malice was overwhelming. The character D is completely illogical. In the first game, David needed an injection of some kind of inhibitor to pilot the Kong, but in the sequel, David doesn't even need cooling down before taking off. How is that even written? I can only say I'm curious how the original author will handle this.

After Edgewalker 2 came out, it was really tough. The script was a mess, full of plot holes, and the protagonist was basically just a wheelchair user. V's Soul Killer at the time was this game, what can I say? It was a complete disaster. The Magneto transformation part, he got wiped out by the army in the middle of nowhere. Some unknown rock singer is making a fortune over there, look at Scorpio, it's tough.

The more I think about it, the more I feel something's off about the female lead in season 2. Isn't this the kind of independent, strong female lead that girls love to see? Economically dependent, living off her father, morally corrupt (she's groping a kid), the only thing she's truly her own (joining the Vortex gang and getting a low-level prosthetic body), possessed by Capricorn and having…

Sasha Yakovlevova, the lead actress in the promotional video for The Edge Walker

Although I also like MC very much, the style of painting is not related at all, and considering the atmosphere of the chat group, it is not suitable. The brooding Bruce is really weird paired with Steve. This is the same problem as Warhammer Emperor: the character design is unclear, and the written character is difficult to identify with.